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Croydon 1915

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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TABLE T. ii ( continued).

m.w.c.tl.m.w.c.tl.m.w.c.tl.
Much improved1——1In statu quo1—-1
(iii.) In statu quo11—2Deceased—1—1Deceased—1—1
22
Much improved1--1Much improved1--1
In statu quo—1—1In statu quo————
Deceased——11Deceased-213
(iv.) Worse1214Left Croydon—1—1Left Croydon————
44
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. On December 31st, 1915, the condition of one was unknown, and the other was at work.*One of these patients died through an accident.