[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Holborn Borough] page 109

Holborn 1927

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

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In the following tables particulars are given as to each case:—

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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.
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.