Report on the sanitary condition of the Borough of Bermondsey for the year 1936 page 26

Bermondsey 1936

Report on the sanitary condition of the Borough of Bermondsey for the year 1936

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Table: SUMMARY—(continued).

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SUMMARY—(continued).

Notified as	Age and Sex	Initials of Patient	Date of Onset	Date Notified	Hospital and date admitted Bacteriological results	Occupation or School	Observations as to (1)Enteric or other similar recent illness in home; (2) Food supply at presumed time of infection, and (3) Movements if away at that time	Result
Enteric Fever	13 F.	M.L.	25/8/36	27/8/36	Park Hospital-27/8/36 Blood Culture-B. Typhosus Present Widal-Negative Faeces-Positive B.Typhosus	Redriff School	it is definitely established that five of the positive cases partook of these shellfish	Died Park Hospital 31/8/36 Certified cause of death: 1. a Toxæmia and b Typhoid fever Recovered
Enteric Fever	11 F.	A.W.	16/8/36	28/8/36	Park Hospital-28/8/36 Faeces and urine both negative, but shows following agglutinating titre to B. Typhosus "H" and "O" 1 in 240	Redriff School	3. Communication with the Medical Officer of Health, Brighton, has established the fact that cases at Brighton were connected with the Bournemouth epi-	Recovered
Enteric Fever	14 F.	A.E.	17/8/36	28/8/36	Park Hospital— 28/8/36 Faeces and urine both negative but shows following agglutinating titre to B. Typhosus— B. Typhosus "H" and "0" 1 in 500	Conveyor, Biscuit Factory

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