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that treatment has not been allowed to lapse. If at any time such
a case fails to attend the School Clinic it automatically becomes
included in the following-up list of one of the School Nurses.
During the year 1933, 15 out-patients have received treatment,
the total out-patient attendances being 238.
The highly satisfactory results achieved are due, in no small
measure, to the efforts and keen co-operation of the responsible
Orthopedic Surgeon.
(j) The Light Clinic.
A full account of the arrangements and methods adopted in
regard to treatment by artificial light was included in previous
reports.
No variation has been made in connection with the methods
described and very satisfactory results continue to be obtained.