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Croydon 1942

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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Cases sent to Residential Institutions.

Name of Institution.School Cases.M.&C.W. CasesTuberculosis Cases.Total.
No. in on 1st Jan., 1942AdmittedDischarged.No. in on 1st Jan., 1942Admitted.Discharged.No. in on 1st Jan.. 1942Admitted.Discharged.No. in on 1st Jan. 1942Admitted.1 Discharged.No. in on 1st Jan., 1943
Pyrford115s1s5s9173
3a-1a
Croydon Gen. Hosp.6632-981
Heritage Craft Schls.1-1s213
lm
Pinner11-11
Lord Mayor Treloar Hosp.------lm--1--1
Royal Sea-bathing Hosp.------3a-la3-12
Birchington-------------
Queen Mary's Hosp.112s1s321
Royal Nat. Orth. Hosp-------3a2a321
Mayday Hosp.-33-441m1m318201
3a10a12a
391117718162322324113

Conditions for which Patients were admitted to Hospitals with the Results of Treatment.

Condition.In on 1st Jan. 1942Admitted or transferred.Discharged.I.S.Q.Died.In on 1st Jan. 1943
Arrested.Quiescent.Improved.
Infantile Paralysis--------
Tubercular Joint Disease18165456311
Congenital Hip Disease123
Hemiplgftia1-1
Genu Valgum11
Pes Planus22
Talipes1661
Rickets-11
Other Deformities211
Spastic Paraplegia--
Scoliosis
Osteomyelitis2121
223256207313

The percentage of arrested cases was 12 per cent.; quiescent
cases 14.6 per cent.; and 48.8 per cent, were " improved."