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Fulham 1960

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham Borough]

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COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF STATISTICS FOR ANNUAL REPORT 1960

Number of New Patients Attending19601959
Non Tuberculous Chest Cases274(228)
Contacts147(126)
Transfer-In Notifications63(63)
No, of Clinic Attendances
Notified Cases of Tuberculosis2, 102(2,086)
Contacts of Cases of Tuberculosis3,819(4,019)
Other Chest Diseases1.767(1,558)
7,688(7,663)
No, of New Notifications of Tuberculosis in Fulham
Pulmonary71(83)
Non-Pulmonary12(6)
No, of Deaths in Fulham
Pulmonary Tuberculosis17(21)
Non-Pulmonary Tuberculosis(-)
Bronchitis81(114)
Cancer of the Lung95(96)
No, Taken off Tuberculosis Register as CURED
Pulmonary48(25)
Non-Pulmonary7(-)
No. of visits by Chest Physician71(62)
No. of visits by Health Visitors2,862(3,409)
No. of X-Rays taken3,701(3,616)
No. of Patients undergoing Treatment at Home7(8)
No. of B. C. G. Vaccinations240(158)
No. of Notified Cases of Tuberculosis on Register at 31.12.19601,229(1,262)

Figures in brackets are the compa-ative figures for 1959.
REPORT FROM THE SOUTH WEST LONDON MASS X RAY SERVICE
(SUPPLIED BY COURTESY OF DR F. A. NASH MEDICAL DIRECTOR)
The Central Mass X Ray Centre at Western Hospital, Seagrave Road,
Fulham, from which the South West London Mass X Ray Service operates
three mobile Units, continued throughout the year to provide a regular
one-day a week service to the public. Although people from all parts of
South West London attend there, the Centre is particularly used by
those who live or work in Fulham. In addition to private individuals,
who can attend between 2-4 p.m. and 5-7 p.m. on Wednesdays,
many general practitioners in the Borough refer their patients there,
and employees from local firms and organisations attend hy arrangement
with the managements concerned.