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Croydon 1896

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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Table C.—Notifications since adoption of the Notification Act.

1890.1891.1892.1893.1894.1895.1896.
Private Houses.Public Institutions.
Small-pox--712---
Scarlatina1098511731699513530
Diphtheria1917164463263411
Membranous Croup1-11-
Typhoid Fever1481223121814-
Continued Feverl12-
Puerperal Fever111461-
Cholera1-
Erysipelas413223118181716
Measles1342375791384582991141
*Acute Diarrhœa-~5---
Totals<82361764559664144101498

*Acute diarrhœa was a notifiable disease during September, 1894.

Table D.—Notified cases of Infectious Disease in 1896, including institutions.

Parishes.Addington.JBeddington.Coulsdon.Merton.Mitcham.Morden.Sanderstead.Wellington.Woodmansterne.Institutions.The District.
Small-pox-----------
Scarlatina14612843065
Diphtheria and Membranous Croup-331113141146
Typhoid Fever-12171214
Continued Fever----2-----2
Cholera----
Puerperal Fever-----------
Erysipelas-21291-2-1633
*MeaslesMedical-112281334995-27541850
Householders71717683102
Totals1265517060071469981112

*Besides the notified cases of Measles, 131 others were discovered, through enquiries
made by Inspectors and otherwise, to have occurred.