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Islington 1910

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington, Metropolitan Borough of]

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33 [1910

Table XIX. Showing the Deaths (arranged in Classes) from All Causes, in the Four Quarters.

Classified Causes of Death.Quarters.Year.
1st.2nd,3rd.4th.
I. Specific or Febrile Causes..1219G94228539
1. Miasmatic Diseases1017053179403
2. Diarrhoeal ,,97283276
3. Malarial ,,......11
4. Zoogenous ,,....1..1
5. Venereal „464115
6. Septic ,,71381543
II. Parasitic Diseases....1..1
III. Dietic225211
IV. Constitutional Diseases243263218265989
V. Developmental1128065125382
VI. Local .6724734307282,303
1. Diseases of Nervous System84646272282
2. „ Organs of Special Sense1247
3. „ Circulatory System177132153183645
4. ,, Respiratory „28216992327870
5 ,, Digestive „59666590280
6. ,, Lymphatic „12249
7. ,, Urinary „55354641177
8 „ Reproductive ,,823417
9. ,, Bones and Joints..311510
10. ,, Integumentary System2..226
VII. Violence59444942194
1. Accident or Negligence43293729138
2. Homicide.3126
3 Suicide161211948
4. Execution......22
VIII. Ill-defined Causes .28162040104
All Causes1,2379748821,4304,523
Note—The heavy figures denote that the diseases to which they are applied were most fatal in the Quarter to which they refer.

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