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Edmonton 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Edmonton]

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Lung.Other Forms.
MFM.F.
Private Practitioners (A)8258712
S.M.I. (B)113
Sanitoria (C and D)8545
Infirmary (A, C and D)514472
District Medical Officer24
Hospitals (A, C and D)21291510
Other Institutions (A, C and D)17
Dispensary1
Voluntary41
2481823924
43063

Three Belgians were notified, all from the Edmonton Infirmary (not
included in the above figures).
No notifications have ever been received from the Tuberculosis Officer of
our area (No. 1).
Scholars.—Five children were notified by the School Medical Inspector
during the year, as suffering from tuberculosis, two from pulmonary tuberculosis
and the rest from other forms of tubercle.

LOCALITY OF TUBERCLE, OTHER THAN PULMONARY. [M.= Male; F. = Female.]

M.F.M.F.
Meningitis [M. 11/12; 14/12; 8; F. 13/12; 8]32Mesenteric glands [M. 27/121
Kidney [M. 34]1
Neck Glands [M. 15, 16, 6, 8, 6, 8, 29, 7; F. 15, 16, 14, 1, 11, 6, 24, 6, 9, 23, 13, 37]812Glands of the groin [M. 11]1
Hip [M. 38, 9, 6, 14; F. 4, 21]42
Knee joint [M. 18, 8½, 9, 14 F. 4. 15]42
Spine [M. 6, 22, 10, 5, 12; F. 6]51
Elbow [M. 42]1Glands and skin [M. 14]1
Breast [F. 27]1General [M. 5]1
Peritoneum & Intestines [M. 1]13423
Peritoneum [M. 9, 17/12, 2; F. 23, 12½]32
Enteritis [F. 15]1