London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Greenwich 1969

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Greenwich Borough]

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MenWomenTotal
Bronchiectasis314
Pneumonitis242145
Paraffin pneumonitis—achalasia of cardia11
Bronchitis and emphysema group141125
Diaphragmatic hernia group11617
Eventration of diaphragm11
Azygos vein11
Totals6558123

* Includes one case (men) and two cases (women) which were
previously known.

ANALYSIS OF SURVEYS

Numbers ExaminedCases of Tuberculosis requiring treatment or close supervisionNOT Previously Examined (included in first column) Numbers Cases
MenWomenTotalMenWomenTotalMenWomenTotalMenWomenTotal
Public Surveys (Small)5,7298,70814,4372243.5766,3849,960224
Public Surveys-Examination of Special Groups22145266302757
Regular Sites1,9169652,8811127296401,369112
Firms— Routine1,7387162,45421397C4151,385213
Firms— S.S. Visits2,7721022,87438846434
Colleges, Schools Hospitals, etc.2707491,019110307417
Homes, Lodging Houses, etc.50153203114714018711
TOTAL12,69611,43824,13455105,8507,95913,8095510

Food Poisoning
During the year, 99 cases were notified of which three were not
confirmed. In addition, one case of dysentery was subsequently
re-diagnosed food poisoning and 28 cases were otherwise ascer—
tained, making a total of 125.
All cases were investigated with the following results:—