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Croydon 1909

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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The following Table gives the total number admitted fromtheBorough and other Districts during the year 1909;—

TABLE H. II .

Districts.Remaining at end of 1908.Admitted during 1909.Discharged during 1909.Died during 1909.Remaining at end of 1909.
*The Ctoydon Union, cases admitted from Penge ..-11--
Penge Urban D.C., non-pauper cases1511311369
The Borough of Kingston upon Thames166211-
The Borough of Croydon12783681332118

* In the above table cases included under the Croydon Union are only those
pauper patients who have contracted the disease in Penge. Patients resident in the
Infirmary or Workhouse who become infected whilst residents in these Institutions
are reckoned as Croydon cases.
The total number of patients admitted was 956 as compared
with 941 in 1908.

The following Table shows the comparative admissions during 1909 and previous years.

TABLE H. III.

Cases admitted during 1904.Cases admitted during 1905.Cases admitted during 1906.Cases admitted during 1907.Cases admitted during 1908.Cases admitted during 1909.
Scarlet Fever235352338562497†608‡
Diphtheria233178239249354292
Enteric Fever121520105911
Puerperal Fever1_
Pulmonary Phthisis11___
Other diseases516447423145
Total533609644864941956

† Includes five cases sent in as Diphtherial. ‡ Including 26 L.F.H. cases.