Tuberculosis, Pulmonary

Letter 5B (Sector 2, Serial 4) relating to female patient from west Edinburgh aged 49 at mass radiology screening in 1958. Chest abnormalities found on x-ray, including tuberculous, probably inactive. Patient referred to general practitioner.

Letter 5A (Sector 2, Serial 4) relating to female patient from south Edinburgh aged 62 at mass radiology screening in 1958. Chest abnormalities found on x-ray, including atelectasis and tuberculous, probably inactive. Patient referred to chest clinic.

Letter 5C and correspondence (Sector 2, Serial 4) relating to female patient from east Edinburgh aged 25 at mass radiology screening in 1958. Chest abnormalities found on x-ray, including fibrosis and inactive tuberculous. Patient referred back to chest clinic.

Letter 5C (Sector 2, Serial 4) relating to female patient from south Edinburgh aged 39 at mass radiology screening in 1958. Chest abnormalities found on x-ray, including inactive tuberculous. Patient referred back to chest clinic.

Correspondence and letter 5B (Sector 2, Serial 4) relating to female patient from east Edinburgh aged 48 at mass radiology screening in 1958. Chest abnormalities found on x-ray, including inactive tuberculous. Patient referred to general practitioner.

Letter 5C (Sector 2, Serial 4) relating to male patient from east Edinburgh aged 35 at mass radiology screening in 1958. Chest abnormalities found on x-ray, including fibrosis and tuberculous, probably inactive. Patient referred back to chest clinic.

Letter 5A (Sector 2, Serial 23) relating to female patient from south west Edinburgh aged 32 at mass radiology screening in 1958. Chest abnormalities found on x-ray, including fibrosis and tuberculous. Patient referred to chest clinic.

Letter 5B (Sector 2, Serial 23) relating to female patient from south west Edinburgh aged 60 at mass radiology screening in 1958. Chest abnormalities found on x-ray, including inactive tuberculous. Patient referred to general practiioner.

Typed case summary relating to male airman from Great Britain (excluding Scotland) aged 20 at first examination in 1944. Conditions mentioned include: contusional head injury; pulmonary tuberculosis; severe headache; and diplopia. No treatment given. Patient discharged.

Letter 5A (Sector 2, Serial 23) relating to female patient from east Edinburgh aged 42 at mass radiology screening in 1958. Chest abnormalities found on x-ray, including tuberculous, probably inactive. Patient referred to chest clinic.