London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Ealing 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ealing]

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Tonsillitis 5, septic rash 1, tonsillitis and bronchitis 1,
tonsillitis and quinsy 1, measles 1, influenza 7, drug
rash 2, headache 1, pyaemic abscess 1, facial erysipelas 1,
rheumatic fever 1, no apparent disease 8.
One case of scarlet fever was found on admission to be suffering
also from pneumonia, one also from chicken-pox, two from whooping
cough and one from shingles.

The incidence of the actual cases of scarlet fever in the various age-groups was as follows :—

1-5 yrs.5-15 yrs.15-25 yrs.25-35 yrs.35-45 yrs.Over 45 yrs
1304046136145

The complications observed in the course of the disease were as follows:—

Rhinorrhoea174
Cervical adenitis86
Cervical gland abscess7
Otorrhoea74
Otitis media4
Nephritis and albuminuria29
Arthritis12
Relapse12
Cardiac affections4
Ethmoid abscess2
Abscess over ear1
Abscess' of jaw2
Pyaemic abscess1
Furunculosis1
Septic sores1
Vaginal discharge10
Meningitis1
Pneumonia1
Bronchitis2
Secondary tonsillitis1
Quinsy2
Septic fingers3