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Bromley 1946

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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TABLE VII. Notifiable Diseases, 1946. (Civilians.) Ward Distribution, Attack and Mortality Rates.

DiseaseTotalWARDSCases removed to HospitalAttack Rate per 1,000 populationNo. of DeathsDeath Rate
PlaistowMartin's HillTownSundridgeBickleyBromley CommonKeston and Hayes
Scarlet Fever51710591082280.84——
Diphtheria12111135—120.19——
Pneumonia39714102123170.6419†0.31
Puerperal Pyrexia21—1117—111917.36*——
Dysentery2—11————10.03——
Erysipelas16411314220.26——
Ophthalmia Neonatorum21 .—1————21.70*——
Acute Poliomyelitis11——————10.01——
Typhoid Fever1——1————10.01——
Paratyphoid Fever1—1——————0.01——
Cerebro Spinal Fever2——1———120.03——
Malaria (Contracted Abroad)1——1————10.01——
Whooping Cough922017151231611.511001
Measles2153023162240265823.55——
Tuberculosis :—0.33
Respiratory8222116107188—1.3520
Other Forms921—1113—0.1530.05
Totals547955256787610684899.03430—71

t Includes Pneumonia (all forms) whereas notifiable types include only acute primary pneumonia and acute influenzal pneumonia.
* These figures are based on the attack rate per 1,000 births, and not population.
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