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Croydon 1930

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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Of the cases whose records are at the Dispensary, it will be
seen that of the total number that received sanatorium treatment
during the past five years only one-third are working or fit for work.
The remainder are dead or too ill to work. In those cases with a
positive sputum, i.e., those in whom tubercle bacilli have been
found in the sputum, only 24% or less than ¼ are working or fit
for work.
693, or 79.8% of the total cases discharged, were T.B.+ cases.
128, or 14.7% of the total cases discharged, have removed from
the Borough, and as we have no information about their condition
at the end of 1930 they have been ignored in working out the above
percentages.

CHEAM SANATORIUM.

Table LXVIII.

Local Authority.In-patients on Jan, 1st, 1930.Admitted during year 1930.Discharged during year 1930. including deathsIn on Jan. 1st 1931.Died during year 1930
MFMFMFMFMF
Croydon c. b.4627825790533831195
Kent C. C.42344333......
5029856194564134195

Immediate Results of Treatment.

GroupTotal number of cases discharged 1930.QuiescentImprovedNo Material Improvement.Died in institutionAverage duration of stay in daysDischarged before conpletion of treatment
MFMFMFMFMFMF
Class T.B. Minus10124623...2...115641
Class T.B. Plus. Group I1168311............15321
„ „ „ Group II3221411811261...17873
„ „ „ Group III40171...341791842221...
Not Tubercular1...........................1...
9456171024191917195151