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Southall-Norwood 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southall-Norwood]

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Table No. 29, shows the number of cases of infectious diseases (including
tuberculosis) notified during the year, according to their locality.

Table No. 29.

Diseases.TotalNorth SideSouth Side.Admitted to HospitalTotal Deaths.
Scarlet Fever183119641652
Diphtheria875235861
Puerperal Fever11-1*-
Puerperal Pyrexia4224*-
Pneumonia3017132*21
Dysentery4-4--
Ophthalmia Neonatorum4223*-
Tuberculosis (all forms)623725-30
Anterior-poliomyelitis11-1*-
Erysipelas185135*-
Totals39423615826754
* To London Hospitals or Institutions outside the District.

The four cases of Dysentery occurred in the Hanwell Mental Hospital.
Cases of infectious diseases occurred during the year among school
children as follows:—

Table No. 30.

School.Sc. Fv.Diphth.
Beaconsfield Road232
Clifton Road610
County School3—
Dormers Wells133
Featherstone Road95
North Road1627
Tudor Road57
Western Road171
Crosby House1—
Miss Abdo's, Portland Road1—
Norwood Green Preparatory School1—
Beaconsfield Road Prep. School1—
Rutland School, Hanwell1—
Stanhope School, Greenford1—
Technical School2—
St. Anselms School5—
Biscoe's School2—
10755