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Finchley 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Finchley]

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Table: Table II.—Cases ofInfectious DiseaseNotified During the Year 1914.

Table II.—Cases ofInfectious DiseaseNotified During the Year 1914.

notifiable disease.No. of Cases Notified.Total Cases Notified in each Ward.Removed to Hospital from each Ward.Total cases removed to Hospital.
At all Ages.Under 1.1 to 5.At Ages—Years.85 and upwards.1 North Ward.2 East Ward.3 West Ward.4 j North Ward.5 East Ward.6 West Ward.
5 to 15.15-to 25.25 t» 45.46 to 65.
Small-pox.............................................
Cholera—Plague.............................................
Diphtheria (including Membranous croup8732245710......1140365302863
Erysipelas29*......21515411144............
Scarlet Fever120*129592162...38354729302786
Typhus Fever.............................................
Enteric Fever5.........311...1131135
Relapsing Fever.............................................
Continued Fever
Puerperal Fever.............................................
Cerebro-spinal Meningitis.............................................
Poliomyelitis.............................................
Ophthalmia Neonatorum44..................13...............
Pulmonary Tuberculosis68......4163981212522............
Other forms of Tuberculosis16...5524......592............
Totals329856115506526588127114356158154

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Isolation Hospital or Hospitals,
Sanatoria, etc.
The Borough of Hornsey Isolation Hospital, Muswell Hill, N.,
The Small Pox Hospital, Summers Lane, North Finchley.
*In four of these cases the ages of the patients could not be ascertained, and therefore cannot be allocated.