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Fulham 1920

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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Fulham Tuberculosis Dispensary.—1,804 patients
attended the Dispensary during the year, of whom
760, 392 males and 368 females, were new patients,
and of these, 179, 114 males and 55 females, or 23.5
per cent., were notified. The number of ex-soldiers and
sailors who attended was 218, of whom 145 were tuberculous.
The following table gives the diagnosis at various
age periods.

TABLE XI.

Diagnosis at various Age Periods.

Age.Pulmonary Tuberculosis.Other Forms.Suspects.Non-Tubercular.Percentage Tuberculous.
Under 51723351212
„ 10413661208 03
„ 1537374311.11
„ 25395334037.60
,, 35402304436.20
„ 45343353634.25
45 and over21-152435.00
All ages1423723934223.55

Institutional Treatment.—The following patients were sent to Institutions:—

Adults.Children under 16.
Male.Female.
To Sanatoria (early cases)—
By London Insurance Committee4218
By London County Council1015
To Hospitals (acute and advanced cases)—
By London Insurance Committee528
By London County Council1716
To Infirmaries121413
To Convalescent Homes1123
To Farm Colonies by London Insurance Committee3-
1115867