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Lambeth 1935

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

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TABLE J. Statistics of Notifiable Diseases.

Cases notifiedAttack-rate per 1,000Deaths registeredCase mortality per 100Cases removed to hospitalPer cent, of cases removedInfected housesAnnual Average of cases notified 1921-1930
Cholera___
Smallpox--17.4
Scarlet Fever8653.0980793.297501056.5
Diphtheria4571.63163.5045599.58424732.3
Membranous Croup20.007—.2100.0022.9
Typhus-—
Enteric40.01125.004100.004184
Relapsing Fever
Erysipelas1300.4696.927255.38130123.2
Puerperal Fever240.85416.671250.002328.7
Puerperal Pyrexia440.15613.6449.094448.8
Plague
Cerebro-Spinal Fever30.01266.673100.0036.3
*Poli-mvelitis100.0310100.00105.4
Ophthalmia Neonatorum410.1424.884156.2
Measles1680.6021.194124.401532532.6
German Measles1180.4221.69117425.1
Tuberculosis—
Pulmonary (primary)3801.35196507.6
Non-pulmonary (primary)870.3122104.3
Malaria20.0072100.0026.2
Dysentery50.015100.0041.3
Primary Pneumonia (Acute)1480.525134.467248.65145228.2
Influenzal Pneumonia (Acute)720.25811.11811.1171123.0
† Encephalitis Lethargica20.00732100.00211.1
Trench Fever—-
Anthrax10.00311100.0010.2
Food Poisoning180.0415.5618
* Including 1 case of Polio Encephalitis. t Including 1 death from Post Encephalitis Lethargica. : Compulsorily notifiable from September, 1932. N.B.—Of the cases originally notified during 1935, the following were found afterwards not to be suffering from the diseases notified :—Diphtheria, 55 ; Scarlet Fever, 37 ; Measles, 10 ; Membranous Croup, 1.