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Carshalton 1939

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Carshalton]

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TABLE 23.—INFECTIOUS DISEASES—Notification, Deaths and Distribution. (Excluding Queen Mary's Hospital.)

Disease.Cases notifiedCase rate per 1000 populationDeathsDistribution of Cases.No. of cases removed to HospitalPercentage of cases removed to Hospital
St. Helier NorthSt. Helier SouthSt. Helier WestNorth EastNorth WestCentralSouth EastSouth West
Smallpox Scarlet Fever1873.10—42345118181041016488%
Diphtheria140.23—6241——1—14100%
Enteric-------------
Cerebro-Spinal Fever-------------
Puerperal Pyrexia50.08————1——13480%
Erysipelas90.15—2112—12—•556%
Pneumonia821.35—25810108768911%
Influenzal Pneumonia140.23—33——2312—-
Polio-myelitis20.031—1—1————150%
Relapsing Fever-------------
Typhus Fever-------------
Dysentry130.21—441—•1——318%
Encephalitis Lethargica—————————————
Ophth. Neonatorum60.10—.1111—1—1350%
Plague-------------
Malaria-------------
Measles*10.01--1--------
Whooping Cough*10.01—1---------

* Compulsorily notifiable only from October 23rd, 1939.
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