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Surbiton 1951

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Surbiton]

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NOTIFICATION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES DURING THE YEARS ENDED 31st DECEMBER, 1942 to 1951.

1942194319441945194619471948194919501951
Diphtheria1121715-----
Ecarlet Fever8029914945383139958753
Enteric Fever----------
Irratyphoid Fever---------1
lerperal Pyrexia43226-2-14
Kieumonia14342523171616151119
Irysipelas4641545252
lliomyelitis--11192582
licephalitis Lethergica---•: --1-1--
Kningococcal Infection2---15--16
fchthnlmia Neonatorum211• -2-2---
i'sentery12-44-1-14062
fclaria--21------
food Poisoning-------8911
leasles4333232127754291705916013421,069
ijooping Q/ygh65176529048108157102176163
61684644994956555k-8158297801.392

i It will be noted that the number of notifiable and infectious diseases
rather sharply from 780 to 1,392. This is accounted for by the
^ ^ihot more measles were notified than in any previous year. Both
:r±et fever and dysentery show a considerable decrease.
diphtheria continues to be non-existent in Surbiton, the last case
currmg in 19^5.
Acute poliomyelitis continues to show a decrease.
7.