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CITY OF PORT ADELAIDE
AGES OE REPORTED CASES.
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Chickenpo.x
12 46 17 3 1 2
1
Diphtheria
18 24 12 3
3
2
5
1 2
Whooping Cough
28
16 6 1
.Scarlet Fever ....
5 9
1 2
1 I
.
I'ul. Tuberculosis
—
—
3
6 1
5
2
Piier])eral Sepsis
—
—
—
1
4
2
Influenza
—
—
2
2 1
1
Erysipelas
— —
4
Measles
2
Enteric Fever ....
—
1
1
Mumps
— — —
—
1
—
_
Quarter ending
30th Septeml)cr, 1935
31st December, 1935
31st March, 1936 ....
3')ih June, 1936 ....
PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS.
E. W. C.
N. S.
82
70
51
19
17
7
6
4
2
2
1
Tot
— 1
1
1
1
4
1
2 — 2 — 5
— 3 — 3 1
7
1
17
The total number of persons now resident within
the City and rejiorted to he suffering fn^m pulmonary
tuberculosis is 49. During the }'ear, 8 persons were cer
tified as not now being capable of conveying infection to
other persons; there were 21 death.s.
ENTERIC FEVER.
Of the two cases reported, only one was a local case;
the other was brought into the district for treatment at
a private hospital.
HOSPITAL CASES.
The following cases were removed to hospital:—
Diphtheria, 08; Scarlet Fever, 4; Whooping Cough, 7;
I'lierperal Sepsis, 7; Erysipelas, 2; Chickenpox, 2. The
number of tubercular cases is difficult to estimate, as
most of the cases receive hospital treatment during the
j'ear,