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Willesden 1919

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Initials of Infecting Cases.No. of days isolated.Initials of Return Cases.No. of days elapsing between release from isolation of infecting case and onset of illness of return Case.
C.H. or F.H.37E.H.11 after release of C.H.
18 after 1st release of F.H.
J 21, then released for 6, re-isolated for 21R.H.28 after release of C.H.
35 after 1st release of F.H.
1 after final release of F.H.
L.M.33R.M.5
M.M.15
F.D.31H.D.9
L.D.14
C.D.21
G.W31D.W.4
F.W.12
M.W.23
F.H.28M.H.139

In 8 instances the infecting case developed nasal discharge after return from Hospital, in 1
case ear discharge, and in 1 case enlarged cervical glands and nephritis. In 1 case otorrhoea was
present while in Hospital.

Table No. 24.

Giving particulars of multiple cases of Scarlet Fever occurring in houses in 1919.

No. of Houses.Per cent. of Houses.No. of Cases.Per cent. of Cases.
Houses in which 1 case occurred25680.825661.2
2 „ „3812.07618.2
3 „ „123.8368.6
4 „ „82.5327.7
5 „ „00.000.0
6 „ „3.9184.3
Totals317100.0418100.0

Diphtheria.—The following Table No. 25 shews the number of notifications of Diphtheria
received year by year since 1892 together with other particulars.