Report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1919
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Table: The number of primary notifications (civilian) received during the year on Forms A. B. C. and D. was 1,005 (799 pulmonary, 206 non-pulmonary) equal to a notification rate of 4.58(3.64pulmonary, 0.93 non-pulmonary) per 1,000 (civil) population. They are analysed for age and sex in the next table:—Primary Notifications during1919.
The number of primary notifications (civilian) received during the year on Forms A. B. C. and D. was 1,005 (799 pulmonary, 206 non-pulmonary) equal to a notification rate of 4.58(3.64pulmonary, 0.93 non-pulmonary) per 1,000 (civil) population. They are analysed for age and sex in the next table:—Primary Notifications during1919.
Ages.
Pulmonary Tuberculous.
Other Tuberculosis.
Total all Forms.
Males.
Females.
Total.
Males.
Females.
Total.
0—1
2
-
2
2
2
4
6
1—5
13
5
18
17
19
36
54
5—10
45
36
81
30
32
62
143
10—15
24
28
52
21
18
39
91
15—25
46
80
126
6
10
16
142
25—35
113
80
193
7
7
14
207
35—45
80
49
129
4
3
7
136
45—55
70
46
116
4
4
8
124
55—65
44
23
67
6
4
10
77
65 upwards ..
7
8
15
7
3
10
25
Totals
444
355
799
104
102
206
1005
Table: The deaths from tuberculosis during the year numbered 341,of which 268 were from phthisis and73from other forms of tuberculosis. They are analysed for age and sex in the following table:—Deaths fromTuberculosis during theYear1919.
The deaths from tuberculosis during the year numbered 341,of which 268 were from phthisis and73from other forms of tuberculosis. They are analysed for age and sex in the following table:—
