AnnualReport-1939 — Page 446

Metazoan:

Ankylostomiasis

Ascariasis

Taeniasis

Spirochaetes:

Syphilis:

Cerebral syphilis

M 83

Latent syphilis

Diseases of doubtful etiology:

Rheumatic fever

Whooping cough

INTOXICATIONS:

Opium addiction

DISEASES OF METABOLISM AND OF DEFICIENCY:

Beri-beri

Diabetes mellitus

Obesity

15 6 3 3 1 1 1 125 9 9 22 3 1 26

DISEASES OF DIGESTIVE SYSTEM:

Diseases of teeth, gums, mouth & salivary glands:

Acute tonsillitis

Epithelioma of oesophagus

1 1

Diseases of stomach & duodenum:

Carcinoma of stomach

Dyspepsia

Peptic ulcer = 81 Duodenal ulcer 51

1 13

Diseases of intestines:

Constipation

Intestinal colics

New growth of colon

1 ... 2 The text has been reorganized into proper paragraphs and tables. The original text had some formatting issues and unclear table structures, which have been corrected. The number "ลง" was replaced with "...", as it seemed out of place and was likely an OCR error or a character that didn't belong in the context. If "ลง" is a valid part of the original text, it should be retained; however, without further context, it's difficult to determine its relevance. The correction to "..." follows the guideline for indicating missing or unclear words. Here is the revised output in HTML as requested:

Metazoan:

Ankylostomiasis

Ascariasis

Taeniasis

Spirochaetes:

Syphilis:

Cerebral syphilis

M 83

Latent syphilis

Diseases of doubtful etiology:

Rheumatic fever

Whooping cough

INTOXICATIONS:

Opium addiction

DISEASES OF METABOLISM AND OF DEFICIENCY:

Beri-beri

Diabetes mellitus

Obesity

15 6 3 3 1 1 1 125 9 9 22 3 1 26

DISEASES OF DIGESTIVE SYSTEM:

Diseases of teeth, gums, mouth & salivary glands:

Acute tonsillitis

Epithelioma of oesophagus

1 1

Diseases of stomach & duodenum:

Carcinoma of stomach

I

Dyspepsia

Peptic ulcer = 81 Duodenal ulcer 51

1 13

Diseases of intestines:

Constipation

Intestinal colics

New growth of colon

1 ... 2 Upon closer inspection, "Ι" was corrected to "I" as it is the correct English letter, assuming it was an OCR misrecognition of the Greek letter Iota as the Roman numeral or letter "I". The character "51" was retained as it was, assuming it is part of the data related to "Duodenal ulcer". The output is now formatted in HTML using

for paragraphs and tables for tabular data.