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Lambeth 1933

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

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TABLE L. Statistics of Notifiable Diseases.

Cases notifiedAttack-rate per 1,000Deaths registeredCase mortality per 100Cases removed to hospitalPer cent, of cases removedInfected housesAnnual Average of cases notified 1921-1930
Cholera
Smallpox1260.43610180.157117.4
Scarlet Fever1,3324.60940.301,25494.141,2061,056.5
Diphtheria5561.924264.6855199.10480732.3
Membranous Croup10.00351100.0012.9
Typhus
Enteric90.031111.119100.00618.4
Relapsing Fever
Erysipelas1670.57895.3910462.27166123.2
Puerperal Fever220.061522.732195.452228.7
Puerperal Pyrexia470.16324.263268.044648.8
Plague
•Cerebrospinal Fever110.038545.4511100.00116.3
Polio-myelitis50.0175100.0055.4
Ophthalmia Neonatorum300.10413.33620.003056.2
Measles5461.889112.019717.764852,532.6
German Measles1,2624.3671269.981,125425.1
Tuberculosis—
Pulmonary (primary)4351.505245507.6
Non-pulmonary (primary)820.28429104.3
Malaria10.003516.2
Dysentery50.017480.001.3
Primary Pneumonia (Acute)2450.8484518.379538.77244228.2
Influenzal Pneumonia (Acute)2110.7316128.914521.32207123.0
| Encephalitis Lethargica20.00694150.00211.1
Trench Fever0.1
Anthrax0.2
J Food Poisoning320.111412.5030

* Including 1 case of Post-basic Meningitis. † ncluding 2 deaths from Post Encephalitis Lethargica.
‡ Compulsorily notifiable from September, 1932.
N.B.—Of the cases originally notified during 1933, the following were found afterwards not to be suffering from the diseases
notified : -Diphtheria, 77; Scarlet Fever, 60; Measles, 16; German Measles, 3; Puerperal Fever, 1; Puerperal Pyrexia, 1.