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Wimbledon 1913

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wimbledon]

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Complaint.Number of cases referred.Number of cases which received help.
Conjunctivitis4—
Defective Vision5330
Eustachian Obstruction1—
General Debility1—
Glands in Neck Enlarged42
Heart Disease1—
Hypermetropia1—
Keratitis11
Keratoconus11
Lateral Nystagmus1—
Malnutrition32
Nasal Obstruction114
Otitis Media5—
Phlyctenular Ulcer of Cornea11
Phthisis31
? Phthisis11
Post Morbilli11
Spectacles broken2—
Spectacles required for Reading11
Squint42
Tonsils Enlarged84

In addition to the above the following cases were referred
to the South Wimbledon District Nursing Association, and I
am glad to report the entirely satisfactory way in which these
cases have been looked after and the records kept and returned,
which was an immense improvement on previous years. This
work, however, will be rendered unnecessary by the prospective
opening of the School Clinic.
Complaint. Number of cases.
Blepharitis 5
Conjunctivitis 4
Impetigo 6
Otitis Media 2
Sores 1
Septic Sores 4
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