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Holborn 1924

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

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Analysis of 108 New Cases in 1924 and 3 Casos under observation on the 31st December, 1923, pending diagnosis:—

Cases examined.Found to be suffering from Tuberculosis.Not suffering from TuberculosisCeased attendance before completion of diagnosis.
Pulmonary.Non-Pulmonary
A. All persons i n c 1 u d i n g "Contacts."AdultsM. 3015276
,,F. 4314227-
Children under 15M. 15-114-
F. 23--23-
Total,,111295716
B. "Contacts" included in A.AdultsM. 71-6-
,,F. 151-14-
Children Under 15M. 8-17-
F. 18--18-
C. Insured persons included in (A)M. 181015-
F. 199-102

Attendances and Examinations at the Dispensary in 1924:—
Insured. Non-Insured. Total.
Attendances 428 226 654
Examinations 339 266 605
Number referred to Hospital Departments 19 27 46
Specimens of Sputa examined 55 48 103
Supervision of Home Conditions:—
Nurses' Visits . 998
M.O.'s Visits 11
Reports and Communications:—
Insured. Non-Insured. Total.
To Public Authorities 136 97 233
To Practitioners 12 14 26
Summary of 265 Cases disposed of in 1924:—
Left the Borough „ 16
Definitely non-tuberculous 217
Died 27
Removed to Infirmaries or Mental Hospitals 5
265
Number of Patients under treatment or supervision at the Dispensary 31st
December, 1924 239