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Lambeth 1917

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

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TABLE J.

Local Government Board Table.

BOROUGH OF LAMBETH.—Particulars of cases of acute , polio-myelitis (polio-encephalitis) and cerebro-spinal fever, notified within the Borough of Lambeth, during 1917.

Total number of Cases notified.NUMBER OFCASES (excluding Military Cases).
0-1 year. •1-5 years.5-10 years.10-15 years.15-20 years.20-30 years.Over 30 years.
M.F.M.F.M.F.M.F.M.F.M.F.MF
Cases.Deaths.Permanent Paralysis*Cases.Deaths.Permanent Paralysis.*Cases.Deaths.Permanent Paralysis *Cases.Deaths.Permanent Paralysis.*Cases.Deaths.Permanent Paralysis *Cases.Deaths.Permanent Paralysis *Cases.Deaths.Permanent Paralysis * 1Cases.Deaths.Permanent Paralysis * 1Cases.Deaths.Permanent Paralysis *Cases.Deaths.Permanent Paralysis * 1Cases.Deaths.Permanent Paralysis * 1Cases.Deaths.Permanent Paralvsis *Cases.Deaths.Permanent Paralysis.*Cases.Deaths.Permanent Paralysis.*
†Acute Polio-myelitis (Polio-encephalitis)82113311211
‡Cerebro-Spinal Fever25424432742231-21
Number of cases removed to Isolation Hospital.*i.e,RecoveredWith permanent Paralysis of one or more groups of muscles.
†Acute Polio-myelitis (Polio-encephalitis)2111
‡Cerebro-Spinal Fever3437232

N.B.—There were, in addition, during 1917, 7 military cases notified, 1 acute
polio-myelitis (polio-encephalitis) case, and one cerebro-spinal fever case,
† Not including a death of a female child (5 years of age), who died at
with whom an inquest was held and a verdict registered by the Coroner
previously or subsequently received from a medical man.
‡ Including a death of a female child (9 months old), who died at
connection with whom an inquest was held and a verdict registered by the
notified by the medical man in attendance upon the child during its life.
polio-myelitis (polio-encephalitis) and 6 cerebro-spinal fever. The acute
died. All the military cases were treated in hospital.
St. Thomas's Hospital, suddenly, on February 14th, 1917, and in connection
of " death from acute polio-myelitis," no notification certificate having been
Belgrave Children's Hospital, suddenly, on December 30th, 1916. and in
Coroner of " death from cerebro-spinal fever," the case being afterwards.