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Harrow 1911

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Harrow-on-the-Hill]

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Friedenheim Hospital.—Pulmonary Tuberculosis,
age 35 years.
Friedenheim Hospital.—Cancer of Uterus, age
60 years.
Napsbury Asylum.—Chronic Bronchitis and Heart
Disease, 62 years.
14 Pembridge Square. Malignant disease of
Larynx, age 51 years.
Children's Hospital, Great Ormond Street.—
General Tuberculus, age 5 months.
Children's Hospital, Great Ormond Street.—111
fective Diarrhoea, age 9 months.
Children's Hospital, Great Ormond Street,—Tuber
culous Peritonitis, age 5½ years.
National Hospital, Queen Square.—Cerebral
Thrombosis, age 48 .years.
17, Portland Place, Bath.—Carcinoma of Earynx,
age 75 years.
Middlesex Hospital.—Carcinoma of Mammae,
age 52 years.
Charing Cross Hospital.—Carcinoma of Rectum,
age 65 years.
Middlesex County Asylum.—Epilepsy, age 15 years.
In the Thames at Shepperton.—Found drowned,
age 38 years.
North Western Hospital. — lymphosarcoma of
thigh, age 11 years.
21, Silverlands, Buxton.—Cerebral Thrombosis,
age 68 years.
CORRECTED AND STANDARD DEATH-RATES.
There were 23 deaths of Harrow residents outside
the district, including the 7 Harrow paupers in the
Hendon Workhouse and 1 in the St. Pancras Workhouse.
There were 10 deaths to be excluded as follows :—
1 Pinner and 3 Wealdstone residents in the Harrow
Cottage Hospital, and 6 other non-residents, giving a
net total of 144 and a corrected death-rate of 8.4.