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Croydon 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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Table: TABLE T. II .Table showing Results of Treatment in Persons discharged from Sanatoria during 1915.Condition on Discharge. Condition on December 31st, 1914.

TABLE T. II .

Table showing Results of Treatment in Persons discharged from Sanatoria during 1915.

Condition on Discharge. Condition on December 31st, 1914.

M.W.C.T L.M.W.C.T L.
(i.) Fit for work or School32231974At work or school27181964
Ditto after additionaltreatment at Borough Hospital2-2
Fit for work25-7
Deceased1——1
74
(ii.) Improved513321At work12-3
Further improvement-527
Ditto after re-admission to Sanatorium and treatment at Borough Hospital-1-1
In statu quo-314
Re-admitted to San.-1-1
Admitted to Borough Hospital1--1
Relapsed21-3
Deceased, after treatment at Borough Hospital1--1
21
(iii.) In statu quo11-2Much improved1--1
Deceased-1-1
2
(iv.) Worse1214Much improved1--1
In statu quo-1-1
Deceased--11
Left Croydon-1—1
4

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Note.— This table does not include 5 persons (men) who had less than
one month's treatment. Two of these died shortly after admission; one
died shortly after he had discharged himself from the Sanatorium. One
man was in poor health on December 31st, 1914, and one was fit for work.