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Willesden 1902

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Table: TABLE No. 15.SCARLET FEVER.Total No. of cases in which the notifications were consecutivc, but where the secondary cases occurred within the incubative period of the primary.

TABLE No. 15.

SCARLET FEVER.

Total No. of cases in which the notifications were consecutivc, but where the secondary cases occurred within the incubative period of the primary.

WARD.No. of Cases.No. of Houes.Mean No. of Cases per House.
Church End1411
Harlesden43
Kensal Green22
South Kilburn22
Mid Kilburn--
North Kilburn22
Willesden Green22
Totals26222.4

Table: TABLE No. 16.Cases nursed at home with secondary notifications beyond the incubative period.

TABLE No. 16.

Cases nursed at home with secondary notifications beyond the incubative period.

ward.No. of Secor dary Cases.No. of Houses.Interval between Notification of Primary and Not fication of Secondary Cases.
Church End3353Days.
1415
Harlesden54732013583
Kensal Green1136———
South Kilburn——————
Mid Kilburn——————
North Kilburn22109——
Willesden Green221810——
Totals1312