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Tottenham 1941

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tottenham]

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TUBERCULOSIS.
The County Council are responsible for the
treatment of Tuberculosis.
189 notifications were received during 1941
Pulmonary, 161: other than Pulmonary, 28.
Cases remaining on the register at the end of
the year were - Pulmonary, 516: Non-Pulmonary, 154.
The Tottenham Tuberculosis Officer has his
premises at 140, West Green Road. The days and hours of
attendance at the dispensary are:-
Monday to Saturday - 10 a.m.

The Tottenham Tuberculosis Officer has his premises at 140, West Green Road. The days and hours of attendance at the dispensary are:-

Monday to Saturday - 10 a.m.

Age PeriodsNew Cases.Deaths.
PulmonaryNon-PulmonaryPulmonaryNon-Pulmonary
MalesFemalesMalesFemalesMalesFemalesMalesFemales
Under 1 year.------12
1 to 5 years.11-2--1-
5 to 154-43-111
15 to 25263046611-2
25 to 352120-41215-3
35 to 451371-851
45 to 55194112041-
55 to 6511111821-
65 years &3-1-4---
upwards.
Totals -98631117683868

Organs affected (New Cases):- Males Females.
Lung 98 65
Glands 2 3
Spine 2 5
Intestines - 4
Kidney 1 2
Knee 1 -
Hip 2 1
Groin 1 -
Ankle 1 -
Meninges 1 1
Face - 1
The deaths represent a deathrate of 1.14 per
1,000 population. In 22.5% of the fatal cases, no previous
notification had been received. There was, however, no
suggestion of wilful neglect or refusal to notify, and accordingly,
no proceedings were taken.
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