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Islington 1911

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington, Metropolitan Borough of]

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1911]

Table: TableXXXIII.Showing theDeaths(arranged in Classes) fromAllCauses,in theFour Quarters.

TableXXXIII.

Showing theDeaths(arranged in Classes) fromAllCauses,in theFour Quarters.

Classified Causes of Death.Quarters.Year.
1st.2nd.3rd.4th.
I. Specific or Febrile Causes19010033197718
1. Miasmatic Diseases157824544328
2. Diarrhoeal ,,101027430324
3. Malarial ,,..........
4. Zoogenous „..1....1
5. Venereal ,,334313
6. Septic ,,20482052
II. Parasitic Diseases..1..12
III. Dietic4111218
IV. Constitutional Diseases256239228220943
V. Developmental103101101122427
VI. Local7535294706252,377
1. Diseases of Nervous System84636266275
2. ,, Organs of Special Sense423514
3. ,, Circulatory System194138131170633
4. ,, Respiratory „33419787237855
5. ,, Digestive ,,667511878337
6. ,, Lymphatic „41..510
7. ,, Urinary „60446251217
8. ,, Reproductive „143412
9. ,, Bones and Joints452819
10. „ Integumentary System2..215
VII. Violence49505351203
1. Accident or Negligence38403844160
2. Homicide1..214
3. Suicide101013639
4. Execution......
VIII. Ill-defined Causes37323023122
All Causes1,3921,0531,2241,1414,810
Note—The heavy figures denote that the diseases to which they are applied were most fatal in theQuarter to which they refer.