London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Walthamstow 1935

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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Boys.Girls.
Brought forward1639
Cataracts-1
Choroiditis1
Injury-2
Meibomian Cyst4 1
Blepharitis22
Acute Dacryocystitis-1
Blocked Lachrymal duct2
Pseudo ptyregium (non-progressive)1
Post meningeal condition (Fundi N)1
Posterior capsularopacity (congenital)1
Habit spasm12
Totals2647

"A number of children suffering from strabismus were again
operated upon at the Western Ophthalmic Hospital by Mr.
H. Taggart, F.R.C.S.
"Mr. Taggart, unfortunately, owing to stress of private
practice resigned from his work here last October, and while
it is good to know that he is successful in his career, nevertheless,
for the sake of the Walthamstow children for whom
he did so much it is regretted that his resignation was
necessary.

"The number of new cases of squint seen may be tabulated as follows:—

Type of Squint.Boys.Girls.
Under 7 yrs.7—11 yrs.Over 11 yrs.Under 7 yrs.7—11 yrs.Over 11 yrs.
ConvergentR1334
L51331
DivergentR--1-
L2_-
OccasionalR1--1--
L111
Alternating......11111
Totals881992