London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Croydon 1948

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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TABLE II.

Classification of In-Patients who were discharged from OR WHO died IN THE institution during the Year Ended 31st December, 1948.

Disease GroupsChildren (under 16)Men and Women
DischargedDiedDischargedDied
A. Acute Infectious Disease315
B. Influenza1
C. Tuberculosis: Pulmonary5116721
Non-Pulmonary7185
D. Malignant Disease18073
K. Rheumatism—
(1) Acute rheumatism (rheumatic fever) together with sub-acute rheumatism and chorea1---
(2) Non-articular manifestation of so-called "rheum" (Muscular rheumatism, fibro-sitis, lumbago and sciatipa)1-9-
F. Venereal Disease
G.Puerperal Pyrexia----
Puerperal Fever--1-
H. Other diseases and accidents connected with pregnancy and childbirth2876
I. Mental diseases142271
J. Senile decay242
K. Accidental injury and violence702064
L. Nervous and Sensory1697264
M. Respiratory1241520886
N. Circulatory164195176
0. Digestive180570551
P. Genito-Urinary37316733
Q. Skin45100
R. Other diseases153791969
S.Mothers and infants discharged from Maternity Wards and not included in the above figures:
Mothers13011
Infants126426
T. Any person not falling under any of the above headings2329-
3710694587526