Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1924 page 52

Fulham 1924

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1924

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Table: Table II.—Sex and age of new patients for 1924.

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Table II.—Sex and age of new patients for 1924.

	Under 5 yrs.	10yrs.	15 yrs.	25 yrs.	35 yrs.	45yrs.	45 yrs. & over	All ages.
Males	46	54	44	57	43	42	42	328
Females	41	64	27	58	79	52	33	354
Both Sexes	87	118	71	115	122	94	75	682

Table: Table III.—Diagnosis in males and females. (New Patients.)

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Table III.—Diagnosis in males and females. (New Patients.)

Total Cases.	Pulmonary Tuberculosis.	Other forms.	Suspects.	Non-Tubercular.	Percentage Tuberculous.
328 males	77	30	16	205	32.62
354 females	65	35	16	238	28.24
682 both sexes	142	65	32	443	30.35

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Although more females attended the Dispensary,
more males suffered from tuberculosis. The preponderance
of cases in the male sex is due to pulmonary
tuberculosis.

Table: Table IV.—Diagnosis at various age periods. (New Patients.)

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Table IV.—Diagnosis at various age periods. (New Patients.)

	Pulmonary Tuberculosis.	Other forms.	Suspects.	Non-Tubercular.	Percentage Tuberculous.
Under 5 years	1	11	4	71	13.79
„ 10 „	3	27	7	81	25.42
„ 15 „	1	10	6	54	15.49
„ 25 „	54	9	4	48	54.78
„ 35 „	37	6	4	75	35.24
„ 45 „	25	2	5	62	28.72
45 years and over	21	—	2	52	28.00
All ages	142	65	32	443	30.35

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Fulham 1924

Table: Table II.—Sex and age of new patients for 1924.

Table: Table III.—Diagnosis in males and females. (New Patients.)

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Table: Table IV.—Diagnosis at various age periods. (New Patients.)