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In the following tables particulars are given as to each case:—
Table: Nine Cases Notified in Accordance with the Public Health (Ophthalmia Neonatorum) Regulations, 1914.
Nine 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 by. | REMARKS. |
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2 | 16 days | 3 days | Doctor(Hospital) after correspondence | Slight | Home | Doctor,Royal Free Hospital Midwife,Royal Free Hospital | Cured | Extern Department, Hospital | |
3 | 22 days | 7 days | Doctor (Hospital) after correspondence | Slight | Maternity Hospital. Later at home | Maternity Hospital and Out-patient Department, Charing Cross Hospital | Cured | Intern Midwifery Department, Hospital | |
4 | 7 days | 11 days | Doctor(Hospital) | Not seen | Maternity Hospital | In-patient, University College Hospital | Not seen | Extern Department, Hospital | Did not return to previous address from the hospital |
5 | 18 days | 17 days | Doctor (Private Practice) | Slight | Home | Doctor in charge of case, District Nurses | Cured | Doctor | |
6 | 6 days | 6 days | Doctor (Hospital) | Not seen | Holborn and Finsbury Hospital, then St. Margaret's Hospital. | In-patient, Hospital treatment | Cured | Extern Department, Hospital | Mother removed to hospital with puerperal fever on same day as child was admitted to Holborn and Finsbury Hospital. |