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Walthamstow 1945

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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1 Laryngeal Diphtheria Male, aged 3 years.
1 Laryngeal and Faucial Diph- Female, aged 5| years,
theria.
1 Cerebral Haemorrhage, com- Female, aged 5 years.
plicating Whooping Cough.
1 Broncho-pneumonia, compli- Female, aged 11 months,
eating Whooping Cough.
All were Leyton cases except the one marked thus (*).
Duration of Treatment.—The average duration of treatment
in hospital was as follows:—
Diphtheria 18.2 days.
Scarlet Fever 21.6 days.
Other diseases 17.2 days.

NUMBER OF OUTSIDE AUTHORITIES' CASES AND NATURE.

Measles.DiphtheriaScarlet Fever.Other Diseases.Total.
Leyton254713418224
H.M. Forces-121518
Others9716
Totals344813640258

The County Medical Officer has kindly furnished the following return of patients treated in the Tuberculosis Pavilion during 1945:—

Classification in accordance with Ministry of Health Memorandum 37.T. (Rev.).In Hospital on 1st January, 1945.Admitted during year.Discharged during year.Died during year.In Hospital on 31st December, 1945.
Observation11
T.B. Minus714156
T.B. Plus Group I44
T.B. Plus Group II9149410
T.B. PIus Group III-1-1
Totals163428418