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Battersea 1925

Report on the health of the Metropolitan Borough of Battersea for the year 1925

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In the subjoined table are given deaths from Tuberculosis at various ages in each Ward and the registration sub-districts during 1925:-

Wards.Rateper 100,000 population.Ages:—Total, All Ages.Totals.Grand Total.
0-11-55-1515-2525-4545-6565-M.F.Pul-mon-ary.Non-Pulmon-ary.
11182-2101072191428533
215011151181171123528
3153-231210121515201030
4120-11575_91016319
5100__2566_81115419
61281125125118922527
780-1-222-43527
8134113129-151119726
946--3142-558210
E.13332627312155441761995
N.12213514251113228471360
S.85-2471813-2420331144
116471548744561108915643199
Rate per 100,000 popultn.132774615714113359136979125116

The localisation of the disease in the 335 cases notified in 1925 is summarised below:—

Localization of Disease.
Pulmonary (238)Genito-Urinary (3)General (2)
Lungs234Fallopian Tubes1Generalized2
Lungs and Larynx2Kidney1
Lungs and Abdomer1Testicle1Bones and Joints (22)
Lungs and Glands1Spine8
Brain (5)Hip and Hip Joint3
Glands (50).Meninges5Knee2
Cervical22Foot3
Abdominal4Skin (2)Ankle2
Unspecified and Various24Elbow1
NoseiTrochanter2
Abdominal (12)Unspecified1Wrist1
Abdomen3
Peritoneum9Eye1Total335

A copy of the official return to the Ministry of Health of the
notifications on Forms A B and C, received during 1925, is set
out on pages 65 and 66.
During 1925 there were 199 deaths from Tuberculosis registered
as belonging to the Borough of Battersea. Of this number, 156
(i.e. 78.4 per cent.) were due to pulmonary tuberculosis, 16 (8.0 per
cent.) to tubercular meningitis and 27 (13.6 per cent.) to other
forms of the disease.