[Report 1897] / Medical Officer of Health, Sunderland Port Health Authority.

  • Sunderland (Tyne and Wear, England). Port Health Authority.
Date:
1897
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Credit: [Report 1897] / Medical Officer of Health, Sunderland Port Health Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    RETURN OF CASES OF SICKNESS.—Continued. Date of Visit. Name of Ship. Where from, j Nature of Disease. Remarks. Feb. 19 S.S. Scotia . Denmark Ague Visited by M.O.H., but was found to be non-infectious. April 24 S.S. Empress ... Bilbao Pleurisy. „ 29 Sussex Maid ... London Influenza Patient removed to the In¬ firmary. May 6 S.S. Santurce ... Bilbao A Non- Inf ectious Ailment. „ 17 Anton . Stettin Pneumonia Reported that a man had died on the passage. The crew were examined by a medical practitioner and certified to be all well. „ 20 Arno. Ghent Chest Disease Patient removed to the In¬ firmary. „ 24 S.S. Nordcap ... Aarliaus Enteric Fever Patient removed to the Borough Sanatorium and vessel disinfected. Jime 10 S.S. Empress ... Bilbao Gastric Complaint Visited by M.O.II. in the roads, and disease found to be non-infectious. July 10 S.S. Fonar . Ship Island Enteric Fever Visited by M.O.H. in the roads. Patient removed to Borough Sanatorium and vessel disinfected. » 14 S.S. Sal tram. Southsea Convulsions. This patient was a child. Sept. 10 S.S. Tweed . Amsterdam Purpura Haemai r- liagica Second Mate. Taken to his residence and died two days later. Oct. 25 Alcyone. Norway Chest Complaint. Nov. 3 S.S. St. Addressa France Pneumonia. » 17 S.S. Delano _ Rotterdam Severe Cold. Dec. 12 SS. Hollinside ... Seville via Tyne Smallpox Patient removed to the Borough Sanatorium, ves¬ sel disinfected, crew vac cinated by M.O.H., and kept under observation.