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Title of Article

13. Psychogenic Muscular

Spasm

14. The Frequency of the

ABO Bload Groups Amongst the Chinese Population in Hang long.

15. A Programme For the

Establishment & Training of Orthopaedic & Prosthetic Appliance Technicians in Hong Kong. 16. Orthopaedic & Prosthetic

Appliances in Hansen's Disease.

17. Below-Knee Prostheses in

Hansen's Disease.

18. Establishment of

Orthopaedic & Prosthetic Services in Afro-Asian

Countries Part I.

Publication

Bulletin of the

Hong Kong Chinese Medical Association.

Bulletin of the

Hong Kong Chinese Medical Association, Volume 14, No. 1.

Orthopaedic &

Prosthetic Appliance Journal, and Prostheses, Braces & Technical Aids. Journal of

Rehabilitation in Asia.

Proceedings. 9th World

Congress on Rehabilitation. Rehabilitating the

Disabled in Africa.

Name and Tale of Author

Dr. W. H. Lo, Medical &

Health Officer and Dr. M. H. Wong, Medical & Health Officer.

Dr. T. C. PANG, Specialist (Forensic Pathology), Dr. G. T. F. TONG, Medical & Health Officer and

Dr. F. K. Le, Medical & Health Officer. Mr. J. A. E. GLEAVE,

Orthopaedic Appliance Advisor.

Mr. J. A. E. GLEAVE,

Orthopaedic Appliance Advisor.

Mr. J. A. E. GLEAVE,

Orthopaedic Appliance Advisor.

Mr. J. A. E. GLEAVE,

Orthopaedic Appliance Advisor.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

451. It is a pleasure and a privilege to pay tribute to all concerned in the work which is recorded in this report. In these achievements the staff of the Medical and Health Department, who have worked so loyally in the face of mounting pressure, have received great support and co- operation from other Departments of Government and from the voluntary and welfare agencies who make such a significant contribution in the medical field. Special tributes are paid to the Architectural Branch of the Public Works Department for their continued and ready assistance in the construction of new hospitals and clinics, particularly the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, and to the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club and other private donors whose generosity has made possible so many of these buildings. Finally, the public of Hong Kong whose energy, industry and understanding have been the main factors behind the achievements recounted in this report.

P. H. TENG,

Director of Medical and Health Services.

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