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St Pancras 1938

[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 no. 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.
Ac. Primary Pneum.1111115
Cystitis431223428
Dental abscess1111125
Engorged Breast1111130
Incomplete Abortion5*529
Influenza1111122
Mastitis871873625
Pleurisy111130
Pyelitis541533526
Retained Chorion1111133
No apparent cause33321324
Puerperal Pyrexia.Totals31214124252082426
Percentages80.819.277.46.516.164.525.892.3
Puerperal Fever.Associated with Abortion3*329
Other cases10739143828
Totals137391343828
Percentages703069.27.723.130.723.161.5
Total44*2871333824113227
Percentages77.822.2756.818.254.52588.927

* Please Note.—Cases of abortion are not considered in the calculations for "Confinement" or " Ante natal
attention in the above table. These cases were all treated in Hospital after the abortion.