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Hornsey 1929

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hornsey, Borough of]

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TABLE E.—INFECTIOUS DISEASES NOTIFIED 1929.

DISEASEWARDS.AGESTotalAdmitted to Joint Hospital.Admitted to other Hospitals.Registered Deaths
HighgateMus well Hill.Crouch EndWest HornseyEast HornseyNorth HaringeySouth HaringeyStroud GreenFinsbury Park.0—1— 55— 1515— 2525— 4545— 6565 and over
Scarlet Fever314223224520212817131143363082491974
Diphtheria1121102327105101252972166112911587
Enteric Fever1111233
Para Typhoid11121
Erysipelas63435113413101063084
Ophth. Neon11215-52
Pneumonia163393826124111471614213743251631829106
Pueiperal Fever11112312
Puerperal Pyrexia13112——2684
Poliomyelitis1111
Cerebro spinal Meningitis111111332
Polio- Encephalitis111
Malaria222
Tuberculosis:6710448941084731524818772338096643159934754115
Pulmonary2016618199811140172454332121
Non-Pulmonary42423213247421121
TOTAI.9112254116129594164652082247108 1529834741
Admitted to Joint Isol. Hospital415929497325192824
Other Hptls. (except T.B.)682166437

.Note. —The following 47 diseases were also admitted to the Isolation Hospital in addition to the above, making a total of 394:—Five cases found not to be
diphtheria, 3 cases of induenza, 5 cases of German measles, 1 case of German measles and mastoid, 2 cases of measles, 1 case of scarlet fever
found to be German measles, 5 cases of tonsilitis, 1 case of encephalitis found to be hemiplegia, 2 cases of whooping cough, 3 oases of cellulitis
1 case of synovitis, 1 case of Vincent's disease, 1 case of enteric fever found to be appendicitis, 1 case of leg injury, 1 case of quinsy, 1 case of
colic, 1 case of rheumatism, 1 case of septic throat, 1 case of septic foot, 2 cases of septic finger, 1 case of septio leg, 1 case of septic toe, 1 case of
pyrexii, (rash), 1 case of antemia, 1 case of bilious attack, 1 ca3e of cut head, 1 case of laryngitis, 1 case of gastritis.