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Bromley 1942

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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The: total number of .cases .gives a case rate of 11.7
patients per 1,000 population.
The 8 cases diagnosed after'death as suffering from
tuberculosis gives a ratio off 1 in' 9 of new cases notified.
This' is uU unusually high ratio for the area;' 3 werfe
cases of tubercular meningitis diagnosed after death,
one of which had first been notified as cerebrospinal
meningitis; 2 were new residents in'the'area and their
previous medical history unknown; 2 cases died in hospital
out of the area, aud 1 case of generalised T.B. in
an iufant diagnosed after death in hospital.

The following table, of incidence rates of new cases and death rates compare over the past ten years:—

New cases Incidence Rates per 1000 population.Death Rates.
Respiratory.Other forms.Respiratory.Other forms.
19331.010.250.60.12
19341.40.20.20.1
19350.90.30.40.03
19361.20.30.50.1
19371.20.20.40.08
19380.80.20.30.08
19390.90.10.40.05
19400.80.20.40.07
19411.30.20.60.08
19421.10.20.40.1

New Cases and Mortality, 1942.

RespiratoryNon RespiratoryRespiratory.Non Res piratory
Agf Periods.MFMFMFMF
Under 1-------
1—511211-11
5—15121--1-
15-2568411411
25-3587111-1
35-457656
45—5583--24
55-6521-11--
65 and over-----1
Totals332685111554

x In addition Inward Transfer patients :—
Respiratory — M. 13
F. 8
Non-Respiratory — M. 1
F. -