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Lambeth 1913

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

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* The figures are supplied by Dr. Wingfield through the Secretary of the Hospital.
† St. Thomas' Hospital, being a General Hospital, deals with patients coming from all parts, e.g. Lambeth and
other Metropolitan areas and the Provinces.
‡ Including cases sent for opinion only, cases unfit to attend as patients, cases diagnosed as suspected tuberculous
(including non-tuberculous or doubtful) and " contacts."
|| The remaining tuberculous ordinary patients, i.e., 22, were non-pulmonary cases, making up the total of 608,
§ 15 cases were found to be unsuitable for tuberculin treatment and are not included.

ADDENDUM— continued.

Sources of Cases.Nature and Results of Treatment
1. Medical Men175Clinical Classification of Pulmonary Tuberculosis casesRoutine (all cases)Institutional (Sanat'rium)Previous Institutional 8 (Sanat'rium)Tuberculin.
2. Charitable Societies30
3. Out-patients' Departments (St. Thomas' Hospital)491Inman.(a) Fit for work443738846
Fit for work and remaining so395468836
Not fit for work but becoming fit4827-10
4. Others (Public Health Department, private, recommendations of patients, &c.)103Stage I.100(b) Unfit for work14218349
Stage II.93Fit for work but not remaining so37824
Stage III.393Not fit for work and remaining so10510325
5. "Contacts"233(c) Deaths2243-
Total1032Total586Total6079512555 §