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Islington 1908

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

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Table XXII. Showing the Deaths (arranged in Classes) from All Causes, in the Four Quarters.

Classified Causes of Death.Quarters.Year.
1st.2nd.3rd.4th.
I. Specific or Febrile Causes14387129149508
1. Miasmatic Diseases114684896326
2. Diarrhæal ,,1237230117
3. Malarial ,,. .. .. .. .. .
4. Zoogenous ,,1. .. .. .1
5. Venereal ,,742720
6. Septic ,,91271644
II. Parasitic Diseases. .1124
III. Dietic5107426
IV. Constitutional Diseases2582502482921,048
V. Developmental1158571127398
VI. Local7775104536392,379
1. Diseases of Nervous System81706158270
2. ,, Organs of Special Sense441211
3. ,, Circulatory System163129148179619
4. „ Respiratory „39619190250927
5. ,, Digestive „66708689311
6. ,, Lymphatic „331411
7. ,, Urinary ,,48315150180
8. ,, Reproductive ,,7713330
9.,, Bones and Joints ,,73. .212
10. ,, Integumentary System ..22228
VII. Violence49394041169
1. Accident or Negligence42232930124
2. Homicide214. .7
3. Suicide51571138
4. Execution. .. .••. .. .
VIII. Ill-defined Causes40283544147
All Causes1,3871,0109841,2984,679

Note—The heavy figures denote that the diseases to which they are applied were most fatal in the
Quarter to which they refer.