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Willesden 1915

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Scarlet Fever.—The following Table, No. 24, shows
the number of cases notified, the number and percentage
removed to Hospital, and the Incidence and Fatality rates
each year since 1892:—

Table No. 24.

Year.No. of Cases notified.No. of Cases removed to Hospital.Percentage of Cases removed to Hospital.Incidence Kate. Cases per 1,ooo population.Fatality Rate. Deaths per 1,ooo cases.
18923664913.35.522
189358910718.18.525
18942688330.93.626
189539224361.94.943
189647528259.35.535
18975103206275.421
189836120957.83.628
189941422053.13.938
190033518856.12.935
190155326547.94.921
190246628260.53.827
190350239378.23.822
190432624274.22.46
190539732882.62.813
190663754385.24.517
19076415478534.430
190873765188.35.019
190963855687.14.425
191031426584.32.00
191132622669.32.115
191243037386.72.72
191350444688.53.114
191476568289.14.67
191545340689.62.733

Return Cases of Scarlet Fever.—A "return case" of
Scarlet Fever is defined for purposes of this report as a case
which occurs in the same household after a case of Scarlet
Fever has been set free from isolation at hospital or at home
as the case may be. The latter case is called the
"infecting case."
The following Table, No. 25, gives certain particulars
with regard to the occurrence of "return cases" since
1905.