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

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St Pancras 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough]

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The following tables have been prepared by Dr. Pritchard to bring out some interesting details concerning these cases : —

Cause of Pyrexia.Total cases notified.Confinement.Infant.Mother.
In Institution.At Home.Living.Dead Viable.Non-Viable.Primipara.Unmarried.Ante-natal attention.Average Age.Deaths.
Doctor.Midwife.Student.
Abortion with no evidence of infection of Organs of Reproduction514----514128-
Bronchitis31-2-2-121330-
Broncho-Pneumonia11---1----123-
Influenzal-Pneu-monia44---31-42322-
Influenza1-1--1--1-125-
Inflammation of Breasts65--16--43624-
Pyelitis44---31-2-330-
Retained Products312--3--11328-
Prolonged Labour211--2--11228-
Phlebitis21-1-11---240-
Jaundice11----1---132-
Necrotic Ovum11-----11-123-
Sore Throat, no evidence of infection of Organs of Reproduction11---1--1-127-
Gonorrhœa22---2--22-22-
Syphilis11---1---1-21-
Puerperal Pyrexia.Totals3725831264720152827
Percentages10067.621.68.12770.310.818.95440.576--
32.4
Puerperal Fever.Associated with Abortion*712----721-343
Other cases2412363231-12920283
Totals31135632317141020296
Percentages10048.118.522.211.174.23.222.645.131.965-19.4
51.8
*All cases sent in to Hospital for treatment after abortion. Note (1) None of these cases received any ante-natal advice. (2) The high average age.