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Hendon 1943

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hendon]

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FEVER CASES.
The admission, deaths and discharges of patients treated in the fever
section, classified according to the disease notified on admission, were as under;-

TABLE XI

- Notified asHospital 1.1.43.Admitted during yearDied during yearDis-charged during yearRemaining in Hosp. 31.12.43.
Diphtheria or ? diphtheria9511561 3
Diphtheria Carrier–3—3–
Scarlet Fever or ? Scarlet Fever40560–53367
Scarlet Fever and Chicken Pox–2–2–
Scarlet Fever and Whooping Cough-1-1–
Whooping Cough-6-6–
Chicken Pox—2-2–
Chicken Pox and acute appendicitis-1-–1
Chicken pox and Measles–1–1–
Measles–49–49-
Rubella-6–6–
Mumps–8–8–
Erysipelas–18-171
Meningitis–4-13
Anterior poliomyelitis11–2-
Enteric Fever—7–7–
Dysentery19–82
Impetigo14–5-
Observation-13211-
Admitted with mother for nursing purposes–2–2–
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NOTE: The foregoing Table of admissions includes the following three out-district
cases which wore transferred to neighbouring hospitals within 24 hours of
admission: -
1 ease of Diphtheria transferred to Wembley Isolation Hospital
1 " " " " " " Harrow " " "
1 " " Scarlet Fever " " Wembley " "