[Adolescent medicine in private practice ].

  • 1 June 1982
    • journal article
    • abstracts
    • Vol. 39  (6) , 399-403
Abstract
Out of 13,455 private practice examinations performed over 6 months by 3 pediatricians and 2 general practitioners 4.2% concerned adolescents, aged 10 to 19, while they represent 16% of the population of the area. Pediatricians see less adolescents than general practitioners, and only adolescents under 14. Adolescents from workers' families seem to seek less medical advice than one would expect from their number in the population. Among the causes, respiratory infections come first, followed by requests for various medical certificates. For general practitioners, gynecologic and obstetrical problems represent one third of the reasons for consultations in girls and two thirds after 15 years.

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