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Willesden 1924

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Table No. 42.—Children under 5 Years Admitted during 1924.

Condition.No. Admitted.Forms of Treatment.Result of Treatment.
Operative.General.Other forms.Remedied.Improved.UnchangedDied.In Hospital at end. of 1924.
Marasmus55221
Enlarged Tonsils and Adenoids323232
Total373253421

Hospital Bookings of Maternity Cases.

The following table shows the bookings for Hospital Confinement under the Council's Schemes since Hospital provision was first made by the Council for such cases:—

Table No . 43.

Year.No. of Cases Booked.
1918 (approx. 6 months only)99
1919267
1920444
1921335
1922266
1923140
192499

Table No . 44.—Maternity Cases.

Maternity Cases admitted to Park Royal Hospital under the Council's Scheme during 1924.

No. of pregnant women admitted94
Actual No. of Confinements91
No. proved not in labour3
No. died0
No. of infants born alive89
No. of infants born dead2

Table No . 45.

Giving Particulars as to Confinements of Maternity Cases admitted to Park Royal Hospital under the Council's Scheme during 1924.

Normal Confinement70
„ „ small child, 5 lbs. 1 oz1
„ „ child died 4th day1
Born before admission6
Was admitted 17/4/24 and discharged 31 /5/24 on account of extreme cedema of legs due to pregnancy. Confined 1 /6/24—born before admission1
Breech2
Induction3
Sent in for induction. Induction on admission,
Chloroform version performed. Full time child
dead. 21 ins., 9 lbs. Much difficulty1
Macerated male child1
Forceps2
Forceps uterine inertia2
Forceps left occiput posterior un-reducedI
91