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Mitcham 1944

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Mitcham]

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52
Visits paid, 23.
Attendances at clinic, 390 persons; representing 155 families.
Treated at baths, 265 persons; representing 100 families.
Number of baths given, 645.
Supplied with lotion or ointment (for home treatment), 109
persons; representing 48 families.
Referred to hospital, 3.

WANDLE VALLEY JOINT HOSPITAL BOARD

Cases admitted to the hospital during the year ended December 31, 1944.

DiseaseBeddington & WallingtonCoulsdon & PurleyMerton & MordenMitcham
CasesDeathsCasesDeathsCasesDeathsCasesDeaths
Diphtheria6...10...7111...
Scarlet Fever20...51...1721174...
Erysipelas......1...5...5...
Tonsilitis2...4...14...10...
Measles2.........1...2...
Influenza............2...1...
Whooping Cough4...8...7...4...
Rubella2...3...7...1...
Mumps............1...1...
Chicken Pox............4.........
Rheumatism1...1...............
Meningitis & C.S.M......1.........4...
Puerperal Fever (Sepsis)1...1...2.........
Admitted with motherl...1...5.........
Enteritis & Gastro-Enteritis, Gastritis2.........2...31†
Streptoccal Carrier.....................
Abscess of Keck1...
Dysentery1.........8...1...
Jaundice..................1...
Pneumonia............3...4
Para Typhoid B.....................
Food Poisoning............1.........
Cerebral Haemorrhage..................1l
Bronchitis1.....................
Admitted with Baby..................1...
Pemphigus..................1...
Impetigo..................1...
Hodgkins Disease and Cellulitis of Leg11..................
Shingles of Head1.....................
45185...24241253

* 1 death—Broncho Pneumonia, Measles and Scarlet Fever,
† 1 death—Whooping Cough, Pneumonia and Enteritis; 1 death—
Whooping Cough and Broncho Pneumonia.
‡ 1 death—Gastro Enteritis.
§ 1 death—Broncho Pneumonia.