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Bethnal Green 1913

Report on the sanitary condition and vital statistics during the year 1913 together with the report of the Chief Sanitary Inspector

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OFFICIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR PATHOLOGICAL WORK.
Arrangements provided by the Council for the Diagnosis of Disease,
which are available for Practitioners, and the degree to which these
facilities are utilised.

A.—Pathological Work apart from such work at Isolation Hospitals.

Arrangements made for examination ofYes or No.At what Institution or Laboratory.Charge per examination.Number of specimens examined during 1913.
(a)to the Council if the exami-nation is made in a Laboratory not staffed by the Co???s own officers.(b) to the Practitioner if any charge is made.
1. Serum for Widal reactionYesClinical Research Association3/-None17
2. (a) Serum for Wasser-mann reactionNoNone———
(b) Examination for SpirochaetesNoNone———
3. Blood for MalariaNoNone———
4. Other blood examina-tionsNoNone———
5. Bacteriological exami-nation of blood &c., in Puerperal FeverNoNone———
6. Cerebro spinal fluid for determination of in-fecting organism and for enumeration of cellsNoNone———
7. Swabs for DiphtheriaYesClinical Research Association3/-None151
8. Examination for Tubercle bacilli
(a) of sputumYesDo.2/9None214
(b) of milkYesDo.' 10/6None1
(c) of urineNo————