London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Holborn 1930

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Holborn Borough]

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INFECTIOUS DISEASES AMONG MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.

Puerperal Fever and Puerperal Pyrexia.

No.InitialsDate of NotificationPrimipara orMultiparaAnte-natal CareBirth occurred inOnset subsequent toRecoveryRemarks
Patient's HomeInstitution
PUERPERAL FEVER—Three Cases.
1T.R.12-2-30Multipara-Home-Ante natal gonorrheal infectionDied. Post-mortem а. Septicæmia b. Puerperal fever c. GonorrheaMidwife summoned a doctor; patient removed to hospital
2S.G.17-12-30Primipara--InstitutionErysipelasRecoveredInfantdied 2 days old from prematurity
3A.H.13-8-30PrimiparaYesHome-Torn perineum. Bruising of partsRecoveredFull-time pregnancy Patient removed to hospital
PUERPERAL PYREXIA—Six Cases.
1P.N.14-1-30Primipara--YesSeptic throatRecovered-
2A.R.22-12-30Primipara--YesAcute synovitis of left kneeRecoveredFull time pregnancy
3D.A.11-11-30PrimiparaYes-YesMastitisRecoveredFull time pregnancy. Patient removed to hospital
4R.O.L.13-7-30PrimiparaYes-YesUrinary infectionRecoveredFull time pregnancy
5R.G.E.23-4-30Multipara--YesB. coli infection of kidneyRecoveredFull-time pregnancy
6H.M.19-2-30MultiparaYesYes-Extensive dental cariesRecoveredPatient removed to hospital on 5th day