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Holborn 1923

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health, for the year 1923

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Six Cases Notified in Accordance with the Public Health (Ophthalmia Neonatorum) Regulations, 1914.

Case Number.Age when Notified.Age at Onset.By whom Notified.Type of Disease on Health Visitor's first visit.Where Treated.Medical Attendance and Nursing.Result.Birth Notified byREMARKS.
318 days3 daysDoctor (Dispensary) as result of correspondenceModerateHomeMidwife (Dispensary) Doctor (Dispensary) and District NurseCuredMidwife
48 daysNot known1. M. A. B. 2. Doctor (Hospital)Not seenMaternity Hospital, then St. Margaret's HospitalIn-patient, St. Margaret's HospitalCuredBorn in HospitalChild not seen until its return from St. Margaret's Hospital)
721 days7 daysDoctor (Hospital) as result of correspondenceSlightMaternity Hospital. and later at homeIn Maternity Hospital and then out-patient Royal Ophthalmic HospitalCuredBorn in Hospital
86 days3 daysDoctor (Private) as result of correspondenceSevere. Both eyesHome, and then St. Margaret's HospitalIn-patient St. Margaret's HospitalCuredDoctor
124 days3 days1. M. A. B. 2. Doctor (Hospital)Not seenMaternity Hospital, and then St. Margaret's HospitalIn-patient St. Margaret's HospitalCuredBorn in HospitalChild not seen until its return from St. Margaret's Hospital
142 days1 dayDoctor (Private) as result of communicationSlightHomeMidwife Doctor (Private)CuredMidwife