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Woolwich 1927

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich]

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100
Return Cases. The following Table shows the number
of return cases, the dates of admission to hospital, the dates
of discharge from hospital, and some observations on the
condition of the primary case on discharge.

TABLE No. 50.

No. in register.Date admitted to hospital.Date discharged.Total days in hospital.Onset of secondary case.Remarks on primary case.
1926.
34330/10/262/2/279516/2/27
37627/11/268/1/274213/1/27
16/1/27
25/1/27
1927.
6920/3/273/5/274414/5/27
1793/6/2720/7/274726/7/27
15217/5/276/7/27504/8/27
15316/5/276/7/2751
2796/8/2721/9/27463/10/27
521/3/2713/5/277330/5/27
3138/9/2719/10/27413/11/27Nasal discharge
1222/1/2726/3/276312/4/27Peeling.
32113/9/275/10/272210/10/27
2303/7/2729/10/2711817/11/27Ear discharge
27/11/27
6213/3/277/5/275524/5/27
7627/3/276/5/2740
18812/6/276/8/275517/8/27
28921/8/2715/10/275521/10/27

Home Isolation. Twenty-seven cases, or 5.7 per cent.
were isolated at home, and in no instance did a return case
occur. When cases are isolated at home, frequent inspections,
at irregular intervals, are made by the District Sanitary
Inspectors, in order to ensure that proper precautions for
preventing the spread of the disease are being taken.