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East Ham 1958

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for East Ham]

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INFECTIOUS DISEASES
The quarterly returns to the Registrar-General were as follows %-

TABLE 7

DISEASEQUARTER ENDING 31.3.58QUARTER ENDING 30.6.58QUARTER ENDING 30.9.58.QUARTER ENDING 31.12.58TOTAL 1958QUARTER ENDING 31.3.59QUARTER ENDING 30.6.59QUARTER ENDING 30.9.59QUARTER ENDING 31.12.59TOTAL 1959
Scarlet Fever2935404715139153458146
Whooping Cough11288291171625
+ Acute poliomyelitis–1124–12–3
Measles6221291623191,4494723911,961
Diphtheria––––––––––
Pneumonia22649413063342
Dysentery1621–761131202124
Typhoid Fever––––––––––
Paratyphoid Fever––––––––––
Erysipelas31228412512
Meningococcal Infection––1–~11–––1
Food Poisoning104635697–211417
puerperal Pyrexia11––21–––1
Ophthalmia Neonatorum––––––––––
Tuberculosis - Respiratory332821191012020301989
Tuberculosis - Meninges & C.N.S.––1–1–––––
Tuberculosis - Other144–941319

+ The division of the poliomyelitis cases between Paralytic and Non-Paralytic was ;
1958 1 959
Paralytic 2 1
Non-Paralytic 2 2
There were no deaths from the seven principal Zymotic diseases (Smallpox, Whooping Cough, Measless
Diphtheria, Diarrhoea,, Scarlet Fever and Enteric Fever.)
Details of the Notifications of tuberculosis are set out in Table 10.