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Acute Poliomyelitis and Acute Polioencephalitis.
No case of acute poliomyelitis or polioencephalitis was notified.
Sixty cases were notified in London, giving rise to nine deaths.
From the coming into operation of the Poliomyelitis Order, 1912 to the end
of 1033, 18 cases were notified in the Borough.
Table: The following table gives particulars of these cases with the condition at the end of 1931:—
The following table gives particulars of these cases with the condition at the end of 1931:—
Date of Notification.
Patient.
Sex
Age at date of Notification.
Where Treated.
Subsequent History.
17/7/13
F.D.
M
1 8/12 years
Hospital
Died from diphtheria.
23/10/13
F.H.
F
2 „
„
Wears specially made shoes. Health satisfactory. Working.
26/1/16
A.C.
F
4 „
„
Died 26/1/16.
27/1/16
T.B.
M
4 „
„
Working-slight limp;health good.
5/9/16
F.B.
M
2 months
„
Died.
6/6/20
P.
F
3½ years
„
Recovered—no crippling. Health fairly good.
23/7/20
E.W.
M
15 „
„
No use of lower limbs. Does occasional clerical work.
17/9/20
E.H.
F
1 8/12„
„
Recovered. Health satisfactory. Working.
4/9/22
Y.R.
F
1 1/1 0/2„
Home
Died in Paris.
5/2/23
J.N.
M
3½„
Hospital
Recovered—no crippling.
2/5/23
M.H.
F
11 mths
Hospital
Walks well with appliances— at night wears two light metal splints for feet
14/9/25
B.T.
M
26 years
„
Hotel guest; could not be traced
30/10/25
V.H.
F
5 „
„
Removed from Borough —lost sight of
24/11/30
R.H.
M
1 1/1 1/2 „
„O.P.
Goes to school, Improvement in use of arm
14/9/31
P.C.
M
9/ 12„
„
Died 18/9/31
—/11/31
B.C.
F
10 „
Home
Walks well
3/6/32
G.C.
M
6 mths.
Hospital
Out-patient St. Bartholomew's Hospital — support for right foot when in bed