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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Hammersmith 1927

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hampstead, Metropolitan Borough of]

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Puerperal Fever.
The 4 cases of puerperal fever investigated by the Special SubCommittee
were as follows:—
Case No. 1. Aged 24 years.
Confined at home.
Removed to M.A.B. Hospital.
Recovered. Child survived.
Case No. 2. Aged 24 years.
Confined in - Hospital.
Removed to special Hospital.
Hied there. Child survived.
Case No. 3. Aged 22 years.
Confined in - Hospital.
Removed to special Hospital.
Recovered. Child survived.
Case No. 4. Aged 25 years.
Confined at home.
Removed to Hospital.
Recovered. Child survived.
Puerperal Pyrexia.
The 11 cases of Puerperal Pyrexia investigated by the Special
Sub-Committee were as follows:—
Case No. 1. Aged 20 years.
Confined in -Hospital.
Recovered. Child survived.
Case No. 2. Aged 28 years.
Confined in - Hospital.
Recovered. Child still-born.
Case No. 3. Aged 20 years.
Confined in- Hospital.
Recovered. Child survived.
Case No. 4. Aged 20 years.
Confined in - Hospital.
Recovered. Child still-born.
Case No. 5. Aged 21 years.
Confined in - Hospital.
Recovered. Child still-born.