[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Leyton] page 20

Leyton 1911

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Leyton]

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The following table illustrates in brief the salient features of the notified cases:—

Case	Sex.	Age.	Where Treated.	Result.	Remarks.
		Yrs.
1	M.	45	At home	Died	Not traceable.
2	M.	4	At. Eastern Hospital	Recovered	Occurred in Bethnal Green Schools.
3	F.	32	At London Hospital	"	Not traceable.
4	M.	32	At West Ham Infirmary	"	Endocarditis, not Enteric Fever.
5	M.	35	At London Hospital	Died	Not traceable.
6	M.	3	At home	Recovered	Doubtful case.
7	M.	12	At Walthamstow Hospl	"	Not traceable.
8	F.	18	At home	Died	Doubtful case.
9	F.	30	At West Ham Infirmary	Recovered	Not Enteric Fever.
10	F.	18	" "	"	Not traceable.
11	M.	43	" "	"	"
12	M.	32	" "	"	"
13	M.	22	" "	"
14	F.	7	At home	"	Had been in the habit of eating raw carrots.
15	F.	12	"		Had stayed at Ramsgate three weeks prior to notification, but had not eaten any shell fish. Has been in the habit of eating raw watercress procured from divers sources
16			At Walthamstow Hospl.	"	Not traceable.
17	M.	43	At home	"	Visited Ramsgate and partook of oysters there about a month previous to his ailing.
18	M.	35	At West Ham Infirmary	"	Not traceable.
19	M.	7	" "	"	Occurred in same house as case 18.
20	F.	18	At home	"	Doubtful case.
21	M.	7	„
22	M.	27	At West Ham Infirmary	Died	Not traceable.
23	F.	8	At home	Recovered	In the habit of eating fried fish.
24	M.	8	At West Ham Infirmary	"	Not traceable.
25	F.	12	At home	"	In contact with case 18. Eats fried fish.
26	M.	32		Died	Had been in the habit of eating oysters in various shops in London.
27	F.	45	"	Recovered	Occurred in same house as case 21.
28	M.	12	At London Hospital	Died	On P.M. examination case provad to be "Appendicitis," and not Enteric Fever.
29	M.	10	At West Ham Infirmary	Recovered	Not Enteric Fever.

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One case, viz.:—No. 25 was notified as Continued Fever.