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Croydon 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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Table LVIII. shows the incidence rate and death rate of all
forms of Tuberculosis for the various wards of the Borough, based on
ward populations calculated from a total population of 239,950.
The death rate for the whole Borough was 0.77.

Table LVII.

The following were the Wards from which new patients

came:—

Ward.Density of Population persons per acre.PulmonaryNon-PulmonaryTotalIncidence Rate per 1000Death Kate per 1000
Upper Norwood20.1313341.50.62
Norbury29.2211221.40.62
West Thornton42.2223251.20.14
Ben ham Manor49.8142161.00.49
Thornton Heath50.5294332.11.09
South Norwood28.8213241.40.62
Woodside36.7195241.51.01
East9.6152170.90.44
Addiscombe48.8143171.21.11
Whitehorse Manor62.9237301.81.30
Broad Green68.9203231.50.79
Central33.3142161.30.41
Waddon22.2315361.60.87
South12.5185231.50.75
Addington0.83141.4...
No fixed abode...112......
296503461.40.77

The Wards showing the highest incidence of new patients in
1933 were: Thornton Heath (2.1), and Whitehorse Manor (1.8).
The highest death-rates were in Whitehorse Manor (1.30) and
Addiscombe (1.11). With the relatively small figures available,
these rates are subject to wide annual variations.