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Croydon 1909

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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The following Table gives the number of patients admitted for each
disease, the number discharged or died, and average duration of stay
in hospital and probable detention in hospital, for the year 1909 :—

TABLE H. IV.

Disease.Remaining at end of 1908.Admitted during 1909.Discharged during 1909.Died during 1909.Remaining at end of 1909.Average Residence in days.Probable detention in Hospital in days.
Fatal Cases.Non. Fatal Cases.Non-Fatal Cases.Fatal Cases.
Scarlet Fever89608589119718 25814711
Cases admitted to Hospital as but subsequently found not to be Scarlet Fever-66---14.37-
Diphtheria64292306242614.254444
Cases admitted to Hospital as but subsequently found not to be Diphtheria211834 66 961
Enteric Fever511111462 755
Cases admitted to Hospital as but subsequently found not to be Enteric Fever-44---65
Other Admissions1414---22.622
Total15895694839127

The following Table gives the fatality from each disease:—TABLEH.V.

1907.1908.1909.
Scarlet Fever2.51.61.8
Diphtheria3.68.57.4
Enteric Fever9.53.68-3
Other diseases4.86.36.4
All cases6.13.53.9