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Camberwell 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell.

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DEATHS, CAUSES OF, AND AGES AT, DURING THE YEAR 1934—contd.

Causes of Death.Sex.All Ages.0-1-2-5-15-25-35-45-55-65-75-
BronchitisM.51411491616
F.68311251739
Pneumonia (all forms)M.1122697231313221412
F.9629662212872013
Other respiratory diseasesM.1912212425
F.16111382
Peptic UlcerM.341313971
F.14124331
Diarrhoea, etcM.27211122
F.171411
AppendicitisM.141312322
F.822112
Cirrhosis of liverM.8224
F.73211
Other diseases of liver, etc.M.61122
F.811231
Other digestive diseasesM.2332113391
F.322111242109
Acute & chronic nephritisM.4734614614
F.4811249922
Puerperal sepsisF.523
Other Puerperal causes ...F.321
Congenital debility, premature birth, malformations, etc.M.50491
F.3434
SenilityM.32131
F.50644
SuicideM.18172233
F.523
Other ViolenceM.543121115241078
F.2922123478
Other defined diseasesM.135911611121011232823
F.96713453118171621
Causes ill-defined or unknownM.
F.

Maternal Mortality.
The number of Camberwell women who died from maternal
causes dining the year was 8, representing a maternal mortality
rate of 2.46 per 1,000 total live and still births.
The cause of death in 5 cases was due to puerperal sepsis representing
a mortality rate of 1.54, the remaining 3 deaths being due to
causes classified as other complications of pregnancy, producing
a mortality rate of 0.92.
For the purposes of comparison the maternal mortality rates
per 1,000 total births in Camberwell, London and England and
Wales for the last five years are as follows: —