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152 <strong>Patterns</strong><strong>of</strong> Mortality in Childhood<br />

TABiz 79. Diarrheal Disease, Nutritional Deficiency, and Pneumonia as Consequences and Contributory<br />

Causes <strong>of</strong> Deaths from Measles in 13 Projects.'<br />

Diarrheal disease Nutritional deficiency Pneumonia<br />

Total<br />

Project measles Consequence<br />

deaths<br />

Contributory Consequence Contributory Consequence Contributory<br />

No. % No. % No. , No. % No. % No. %<br />

Total .................. 2.100 1,061 50.4 53 2.5 05 3.1 1,248 59.3 1,689 80.2 2 0.1<br />

ARGENTINA<br />

Chaco Province........ 53 33 62.3 3 5.7 3 5.7 20 54.7 28 2.8 - -<br />

San Juan Province .... 96 30 31.2 I 1.0 5 5.2 20 30.2 80 83.3 - -<br />

BOLIVIA project ........ 579 230 39.7 2 0.3 12 2.1 277 47.8 452 78.1 - -<br />

BRAZIL<br />

Recife ................ 397 249 62.7 16 4.0 9 2.3 285 71.8 341 85.9 1 0.3<br />

RibelrAo PI"to......... 46 19 41.3 2 4.3 - - 31 67.4 43 93.5 - -<br />

SAo Paulo ............. 156 02 39.7 2 1.3 5 3.2 09 44.2 138 88.5 - -<br />

CHILE project .......... 21 4 19.0 1 4.8 - - 11 52.4 19 90.5 - -<br />

COLOMBIA<br />

Cali .................. 80 30 45.0 5 0.2 2 2.5 49 61.2 73 91.2 - -<br />

Cartaena ............ 105 67 63.8 4 3.8 3 2.9 88 83.8 67 63.8 - -<br />

Medellin .............. 89 44 49.4 2 2.2 1 1.1 08 76.4 74 83.1 - -<br />

El, SALVADOR project.. 178 132 74.2 5 2.8 10 5.0 117 65.7 118 66.3 - -<br />

JAMAICA<br />

Kingston-Qt. Andrew... 3 # I # I # 2 # - -<br />

MEXICO<br />

Monterrey ............ 297 152 51.2 9 3.0 14 4.7 193 65.0 ?51 84.5 1 0.3<br />

* The projects in Sherbrooka and California (with one death each) are not included.<br />

a Percentage is not calculated when the base is less than 10.<br />

causes) in 1,689 or 80.2 per cent oi the The foregoing discussion is an example <strong>of</strong><br />

deaths due to measles, and only in two the complexity <strong>of</strong> <strong>mortality</strong> in childhood. If<br />

instances were pneumonias considered to be each one <strong>of</strong> the principal componentsa<br />

contributory cause. This very high pro- namely, measles, diarrheal disease, nutriportion<br />

<strong>of</strong> measles deaths complicated by tional deficiency, and respiratory conditions<br />

respiratory conditions is probably an indi- -were to be analyzed in its own context<br />

cation <strong>of</strong> the severity <strong>of</strong> the disease, deter- ,nd the concept <strong>of</strong> interaction <strong>of</strong> causes<br />

mined by the state <strong>of</strong> decreased resistance <strong>of</strong> - omitted, a distorted picture would be<br />

the host.<br />

obtained.<br />

TUBERCULOSIS<br />

Deaths from tuberculosis as the under- Sherbrooke, Canada. Three projects (Recife,<br />

lying cause numbered 330 in 13 Latin Chaco Province, and Bolivia) had tubercu-<br />

American projects (Table 80). No deaths losis death rates in excess <strong>of</strong> 40 per 100,000<br />

from this cause occurred in California or population. The rates in the Chilean,

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