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Walthamstow 1935

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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ECLAMPSIA (2 Cases).

Case No.AgeParityPast History.No. of Fits.AlbumenCEdemaHeadaches.Eye Signs.Maximum Blood Pressure.No. of Days in Home before labourMaturity when Delivered.Type of Delivery.Result to
before Admission.Total.
Mother.Child.
1291Scarlet FeverAfter labour, 1Heavy CloudNoNoNo140/961140 weeks.Spontaneous following medical inductionL.L.
2251-1During labour, deep coma, 7.CloudMarkedYesYes184/9040 weeks.ForcepsD.L.

The second case was an emergency admission after the onset of eclampsia. Further details of the case are given under Maternal Deaths.

PLACENTA PREVIA (3 Cases). ANTE PARTUM HHEMORRHAGE.

Case No.AgeParityMaturity.Condition on Admission.Variety.Treatment.Result.Remarks.
Mother.Child.
134140 weeks.GoodMarginalWillett and Sfalp forcepsL.L.
235340 weeks.GoodLateralCesarean SectionL.L.Six weeks in Home during Ante-Natal period.
335240 weeks.GoodMarginalNil.L.L.