[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow] page 112

Walthamstow 1932

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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Table: PUERPERAL FEVER AND PYREXIA—1932.

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PUERPERAL FEVER AND PYREXIA—1932.

No. of Case.	Fever or Pyrexia.	Date of Notification.	Date Notification Received.	Age.	Ward.	Facility required as per Notification Form.	Date of Birth of Child, or miscarriage .	Onset of Pyrexia.	Date of admission to Hospital.	Remarks.
1.	Pyrexia	7.1.32	7.1.32	30	W.	Second opinion	2.1.32	3.1.32	7.1.32	Instrumental delivery. Dead foetus. Admitted Hospital following Consultant's visit.
2.	”	27.1.32	29.1.32	28	H.E.	Facilities available	16.1.32	19.1.32	16.1.32	Sapraemia—Notified from Hospital.
3.	”	12.2.32	13.2.32	35	J.	• •	16.1.32	17.1.32	19.1.32	Pneumonia— ,, ,,
4.	Fever	17.2.32	17.2.32	26	J.	Admit to Hospital	29.1.32	16.2.32	17.2.32	Removed to Hospital. Heart Disease.
5.	"	20.2.32	22.2.32	31	H.E.	Second opinion	14.2.32	20.2.32	Not removed	P.P.H. Manual removal of some retained membranes.
6.	Pyrexia	12.3.32	15.3.32	20	W.	Already removed	5.3.32	10.3.32	12.3.32	Removed to Hospital. ? Scarlet Fever.
7.	"	8.3.32	9.3.32	32	H.E.	Second opinion obtained privately	6.3.32	8.3.32	Already in Nursing Home	P.P.H. Thrombosis.
8.	"	19.3.32	22.3.32	32	H.E.	Admit to Hospital	17.3.32	18.3.32	19.3.32	Died in Hospital. Retained products. Septicaemia.
9.	Fever	6.4.32	7.4.32	36	J.	Already removed	28.2.32	31.3.32	15.3.32	Died 4.4.32—Retained placenta, Pulmonary complications, Puerperal Septicaemia. Notified from Hospital.