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Kensington 1882

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington]

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I. SPECIFIC FEBRILE OR ZYMOTIC DISEASESNo. of Deaths
1. Miasmatic diseases315
2. Diarrhœal ,,61
3. Malarial „...
4. Zoogenous ,,...
5. Venereal „21
6. Septic „32
429
II. PARASITIC DISEASES...8
III. DIETIC DISEASES...12
IV. CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES...545
V. DEVELOPMENTAL DISEASES...146
VI. LOCAL DISEASES
I. Diseases of Nervous system260
2. Diseases of Organs of Special Sense
3. Diseases of Circulatory system167
4. Diseases of Respiratory system609
5. Diseases of Digestive system157
6. Diseases of Lymphatic system3
7. Diseases of Glandlike Organs of uncertain use...
8. Diseases of Urinary system74
9. Diseases of Reproductive system...
a. Diseases of Organs of Generation8
b. Diseases of Parturition9
10. Diseases of Locomotive system5
1,292
VII. VIOLENCE....
1. Accident or Negligence47
2. Battle....
3. Homicide.2
4. Suicide.11
5. Execution....
60
VIII. ILL-DEFINED AND NOT-SPECIFIED CAUSES...119
Total2,611

ASSIGNED CAUSES OF DEATH.
Having already (at page 15) treated of the deaths assigned
to the principal diseases of the zymotic class, I now proceed to
give some particulars in respect to the deaths assigned to the
remaining diseases in this and other classes. But before doing
so I desire to point out that the classification of registered
causes of death in the weekly return of the Registrar-General
was materially altered at the beginning of 1882. “The list
of causes, in its new form, is an abbreviation of the much