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Stoke Newington 1916

Report of the Medical Officer of Health and Public Analyst for the 1916

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INQUESTS.

The following Inquests upon Deaths of Parishioners were held during the year 1916.

1st Quarter2nd Quarter3rd Quarter4th QuarterTotals.
Accidents (Fracture of Skull)32—16
„ (Fractured Ribs)1——12
„ (Burns)2———2
(Falls)122—5
„ (Septic Peritonitis)—1——1
,, (Run Over)——112
(Knock on Head)———11
,, (Suffocation)—1—12
Suicide (Gas Poisoning)—1——1
„ (Drowning)——1—1
Cerebral Tumour1———1
Apoplexy——1—1
Misadventure——1—1
Nephritis2—114
Cerebral Hœmorrhage2——35
Starvation (Insane)———11
Cancer—-——11
Senile Decay—1—45
Heart Disease241714
Bronchitis1—1—2
Pneumonia11114
Pulmonary Tuberculosis21——3
Intestinal Obstruction—1——1
Convulsions———11
Debility———11
Strangulated Hernia-——11
Totals1815102669

INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND THE MEASURES TAKEN
TO PREVENT THEIR SPREAD.
It will be seen from Table VI. that 525 Notification Certificates
of Infectious Illness were received from medical practitioners.
These figures include for the first time the notifications of cases of
Measles. If we exclude these latter the Notifications of Infectious
Diseases compare favourably with those during the preceding year
(347 as compared with 487).