London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Brent 1965

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Brent]

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Table 17

TUBERCULOSIS: NEW CASES AND DEATHS BY AGE GROUPS

(Deaths in brackets)

Age groupsNew Cases
RespiratoryNon-respiratory
MaleFemaleMaleFemale
Under 1- (-)- (-)- (-)- (-)
1 to 45 (-)3 (—)- (1)— (—)
5 to 92 (-)3 (—)1 (-)— (—)
10 to 143 (-)— (—)- (-)1 (—)
15 to 191 (-)2 (—)2 (-)— (—)
20 to 248 (-)4 (—)4 (-)1 (—)
25 to 3415 (-)12 (—)1 (-)7 (—)
35 to 4411 (1)11 (—)2 (-)2 (—)
45 to 544 (1)1 (—)(1)2 (—)
55 to 6412 (1)2 (—)1 (-)1 (—)
65 and upwards6 (3)2 (1)- (1)2 (—)
Totals:67 (6)40 (1)11 (3)16 (—)

Table 18

TUBERCULOSIS: SUMMARY OF WORK OF WILLESDEN CHEST CLINIC

PulmonaryNon-pulmonaryTotal
MFMFMF
Total number of persons examined for the first time during the year, including new contacts shown below.
(a) Persons who were given a full medical examination1,068798
(b) Persons who were given X-ray examination only2,4761,979
Number of persons found to be tuberculous and formally notified during the year, including new contacts shown below84496209069
Number of new contacts seen for the first time during the year and included above
(a) Contacts who were given a full medical examination251234
(b) Contacts who were given X-ray examination only----274282
Number found to be tuberculous511511
Number of cases not on the register but who are under observation at the chest clinic----209141