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Willesden 1920

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Initials of Infecting Cases.No. of days isolated.Initials of Return Cases.No. of days elapsing between release from isolation of infecting case and onset of illness of return case.Notes on Infecting Cases.
L.A.32G.A.2Slight rhinitis after release.
M.M.A.32J.L.A.18Thickened mucous membrane in naso-pharynx.
D.L.C.32M.C,38Slight excoriation left nostril, very slightly moist after return home.
C.C.39
N.C.41
R.C.42
C.P.32R. P. Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria5Had co-existent Scarlet Fever and nasal Diphtheria. Nasal discharge and soreness of inside of nostrils, and cervical adenitis after return home.
E.P.6
C.B.31D.B.12Slight nasal discharge and small septic sore left nostril after return home.
E.B.12
L.F.28P.F.27Rhinitis after return home.
M.J. or A J.27F.J.12Felt tired and run down after return home.
27
A.G.26W.G.14Severe cold in head after return home.
D.W.22A.E.W.8
I.M.21P.M.249Some lymphoid thickening in naso-pharynx on return home.

Return Cases of Scarlet Fever.—Table No. 16.

1919.1920.
Number of infecting cases1234
Number of infecting cases per cent. of cases notified2.94.8
Number of return cases2744
Number of return cases per cent. of cases notified6.56.2

Table No. 17.

Giving particulars of multiple cases of Scarlet Fever occurring in houses in 1920.

No. of Houses.Per cent. of Houses.No. of Cases.Per cent. of Cases.
Houses in which
1 case occurred44480.744463.0
2 „ „6912.513819.6
3 „ „295.38712.3
4 „ „50.9202.8
5 „ „20.4101.4
6 „ „10.260.9
Totals550100.0705100.0

Diphtheria.—The following Table, No. 18, shews the number of notifications of Diphtheria
received year by year since 1892, together with other particulars.