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City of London 1936

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London]

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Miscellaneous Diseases (Classified)—continued.

Landed from Vessels.Died, Landed elsewhere or Well on arrival.Landed from Vessels.Died, Landed elsewhere or Well on arrival.
DISEASES OF THE GENITO-URINARY SYSTEMDISEASES OF THE EYE.
Conjunctivitis1 c.—
Trachoma1 c.—
Paget's Disease of Nipple1 P.—DISEASES OF BONES AND JOINTS.
Parametritis—1 P.
Pyelitis and Uraemia1 c.—Arthritis Post Dysenteric—1 c.
Retention of Urine1 c.—OTHER DISEASES (not classified).
Uraemia—1 P.
Diabetes—1 p.
INJURIES.Exophthalmic Goitre—1 p.
Heat Stroke—1 C., 1 P.
Lumbago—1 c.
Injury1 C.4 C.Pyrexia1P., 6C. 4 C.

APPENDIX XVIII.—Venereal Diseases.

Number of Crew.Cases report Passengers.
Syphilis6211
Gonorrhoea25926
Soft Sore535
Climatic Bubo133
38745
Total432

APPENDIX XIX.—Hospital.

Number of Cases Admitted, Cost of Maintenance, &c.

Patients remaining in Hospital on 31st December, 19351
Admitted.Discharged.Died.Remaining under treatment
Chicken-pox1515——
Diphtheria15141—
Enteric Fever9621
Measles76—1
Mumps11——
Scarlet Fever12——
Typhus Fever (suspected)————
„ „ (contact)————
Other Diseases18171—
Total666142
Remaining in Hospital on 31st December, 1936………2
Total number of days' treatment during the year………983
Average number of days' treatment for each case………14.6
Average daily number of patients in Hospital………1.8
Average daily cost of maintenance per patient………1s. 7½d.
Average total cost of maintenance per patient………£1 3s. 10d.