Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report on the sanitary condition of the Borough of Bermondsey for the year 1935
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PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS (SPUTUM POSITIVE)—CHILDREN OF SCHOOL AGE AT DATE OF ONSET.
No. | Initials | Hi Age at onset | Date onset | Sex | Previous History | Lungs affected R. or L. | Source of infection |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
7849 | G.C. | 7¾ | May 1927 | M. | Nil | R. (Eff.) | Father Sp. + |
8267 | H.A. | 9 | Deo. 1928 | F. | Nil | R. | Grandfather died P.T. same house 1927 |
8277 | T.B. | 11 | Sep. 1928 | M. | Nil | R. & L. | Unknown |
8372 | M.M. | 13 | May 1929 | F. | Nil | R. & L. | Brother Sp. + |
8551 | S.B. | 13¾ | 21/10/29 | F. | Br. Pneum. at 2 ; Nil else | R. & L. | Nil in family ; 2 cases in next house Last died 19/9/27 |
8580 | E.C. | 12 | Oct. 1929 | F. | Nil | R. | Father Sp. + |
8608 | D.C. | 9½ | Mar. 1930 | F. | Nil | L. | Brother died P.T. January 1930 |
8665 | G.P. | 10½ | 1/4/30 | M. | Nil | R. & L. | Mother died P.T. 1925 |
8722 | A.E. | 13 | Mar. 1930 | F. | Nil | R. & L. | Brother died P.T. Dec. 1929 |
8755 | F.H. | 13. | 13/8/30 | M. | Nil | R. & L. | Sister died P.T. 1928 |
8877 | R.C. | 4½ | May 1930 | M. | Nil | R. | Brother Sp. + Sister Sp. + |
9178 | J.B. | 9 | May 1932 | F. | Pneum. at 2½ ; Nil else | L. | Mother Sp. + |
9199 | E.W. | 12 | June 1932 | F. | Nil | R. | Brother died T.B. Meningitis. Aunt Pleural Effusion. Grandmother suspect |
9253 | M.R. | 12 | Mar. 1932 | F. | Nil | R. | Sister died P.T. April 1928. Mother Sp. + |
9308 | M.E. | 12 | Dec. 1932 | F. | Nil | L. | Brother died P.T. Dec. 1929. Sister died P.T. Aug. 1930 |
9429 | F.C. | 13 | May 1933 | F. | Nil | R. & L. | Unknown |
9660 | E.W. | 11¾ | Aug. 1633 | F. | Nil | R. | Doubtful. Slept with grandmother-suspect |
9808 | B.S. | 12 | Feb. 1935 | F. | Nil | R. | Father Sp. + |
9822 | L.T. | 13 | Mar. 1935 | F. | Nil | R. | Mother Sp. + |
19 cases. Human source of infection—Probable 14 cases —74%
Possible 3 cases —15%
Unknown 2 oases—11%