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Merton and Morden 1954

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Merton & Morden]

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TABLE VIII.

Cases admitted to Isolation Hospitals during the year 1954.

Disease (Final Diagnosis)Wandle ValleyGroveOthers
CasesDeathsCasesDeathsCasesDeaths
Scarlet Fever35—1—I—
Broncho-pneumonia3———__
Whooping Cough4—————
Dysentery1————-
Mumps3———-—
Gastro-enteritis2—1——_—_
Steven Johnson's
Syndrome1—————
Tonsillitis1———_——
Chicken Pox4——__——_—_
Gastric Influenza1——_—_——
Sunstroke1—————
Poliomyelitis1—————
Influenza1—————
Measles1—————
Erysipelas1———1—
Bronchitis1———1—
Meningococcal
Infection——1———
Primary Pneumonia———-4—
Influenzal Pneumonia————1—
Food Poisoning————1—
Paratyphoid Fever————2—
Total61—3—11—

MENTAL DISEASE.
Cases dealt with under the Lunacy Acts, 1890, in the district of
Merton and Morden.
There were 39 eases certified under these Acts during the
year.

Below is given the provisional classification according to the condition on admission.

MaleFemaleTotal
Senile Dementia257
Delusional Insanity2810
Suicidal145
Schizophrenia336
Hallucinated and Depressed549
Epilepsy2—2
Total152439