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Holborn 1929

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

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INFECTIOUS DISEASE8 AMONG MOTHERS AND CHILDREN. Puerperal Fever and Puerperal Pyrexia.

No.InitialsDate of NotificationPrimipara or MultiparaAnte-natal CareBirth occurred inOnset subsequent toRecoveryRemarks
Patient's HomeInstitution
PUERPERAL FEVER—One Case.
1L.B.1-7-29Multipara-Yes-Adherent placenta which had to be removed owing to profuse postpartum hæmorrhageRecoveredCouncil's obstetric specialist called in. Patient later removed to hospital
PUERPERAL PYREXIA— Five Cases.
1S.D.10-10-29PrimiparaNilYes-Partial retention of placenta after incomplete abortionRecoveredAbortion at third month; mild sapræmia
2L.M.15-7-29PrimiparaYes-YesFollowed on prolonged and difficult labour complicated by fibroid growthRecoveredFull time pregnancy. Child stillborn
3I.L.1-7-29MultiparaYes-YesPostpartum pyelitisRecoveredFull time pregnancy
4I.H.21-6-29PrimiparaYes-YesUrinary infection and mumpsRecoveredFull time pregnancy
5C.C.6-5-29MultiparaYesYes-InfluenzaRecoveredFull time pregnancy