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1902
NOTIFIABLE INFECTIOUS DISEASES REMOVED TO
HOSPITALS FOR TREATMENT, MAINLY TO THE
METROPOLITAN ASYLUMS BOARD'S HOSPITALS.
Out of a total of 2,276 cases known to have been isolated In hospitals,
2,089, or 91.3 per cent., were receIved Into the Metropolitan Asylum Board's
Hospitals, and of these 168 died.
One thousand one hundred and thirty-four were received into the North
Eastern Hospital, of whom 54 died; 355 In the North Western Hospital, of
whom 22 died; 323 Into the Eastern Hospital, of whom 42 dIed; 7 into the
Western, of whom 0 died; 4 into the South Western Hospital, of whom o
died; and 2 into the North Eastern, of whom i died. 264 were received into
the Small Pox hospitals and ships, of whom 48 died.
HOSPITAL STATISTICS.
Table C.
Showing the number of cases of the several Infectious diseases removed
from Islington to the MetropolItan Asylums Board's Hospitals for
treatment and isolation during 1902.
Metropolitan
Asylums Board's
Hospitals.
Small
Pox.
Scarlet
Fever.
DIphtherIa.
EnterIc
Fever.
Typhus
Fever.
Other
DIseases.
Total
AdmIssIons.
Total
Deaths.
Eastern
• •
22
239
30
32
323
42
North Eastern
• •
784
225
48
• •
77
1,134
54
North Western
• •
245
73
23
• •
14
355
22
Western
• •
• •
5
• •
• •
2
7
• •
South Western
• •
• •
1
• •
• •
• •
4
• •
Park
• •
• •
• •
• •
• •
• •
• •
••
South Eastern
• •
• •
• •
2
• •
• •
2
I
Northern
• •
• •
• •
• •
• •
• •
• •
1
Small Pox
204
• •
• •
• •
• •
• •
264
48
Totals
264
1,054
543
103
• •
125
2 089
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