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Carshalton 1946

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Carshalton]

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Poliomyelitis.
Polioencephalitis.
Encephalitis Lethargica.
No'cases notified.
Scarlet Fever.
Somewhat fewer cases of scarlet fever occurred. A total of 96
(89 residents) compared with 109 (107 residents) in the year before
was notified. The case rates were accordingly :
All cases 1.59 per 1,000 population.
Residents 1.48 per 1,000 population.
Fifteen percent. were children of pre-school age, 73% school
children and 12% over 15 years. All but 15 were removed to isolation
hospital and there were no deaths. There was one "return" case.
TABLE 15.

SCARLET FEVER—WARD INCIDENCE AND MONTHLY DISTRIBUTION

1940.

(Excluding hospital patients non-resident in Carshalton.)

1940.Ward.Total.
St. Helier North.St. Helier South.St. Helier West.NorthEastNorthWest.Central.SouthEast.SouthWest.
January121113413
February11114
March211010
April21431516
May25119
Tune11125
July511310
August1. —1
September1214
October14117
November1124
December1236
Totals141091635122089
Monthly Mean1.20.830.751.330.250.411.01.667.4
Case rate per1,000population1.651.441.121.740.420.831.653.401.49