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Walthamstow 1935

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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POSTERIOR POSITION OF VERTEX.

No.Age of Patient.Parity.Method of Treatment.Duration of Labour.Weight of Infant.Result Child.
1st stage.2nd stage.3rd stage.
Hrs.Mins.Hrs.Mins.Hrs.Mins.Lbs.Ozs.
1271Manual rotation Forceps36304-5068L
230IDitto51303302584L
3331Ditto3103452572L
4261Ditto??5713L
5271Ditto??15--S.B
6311Ditto23303271979L
7271Ditto2704020615L
8291Ditto320404072L
9251Ditto23032025__D
10291Ditto120350125614L
11251Ditto643032525S.B.
12311Ditto??1044L
13211Spontaneous rotation and delivery19021520714L
14251Ditto do.3205522612L
15252Spontaneous delivery. Face to pubes1130352080L
16201Ditto do.501504060L
17333Spontaneous rotation and delivery3715351072L
18211Ditto133022025614L
19261Ditto701101063L
20241Manual rotation Forceps29303202070L
21301Manual rotation in 1st Stage. Spontaneous delivery45452452060L
22241Manual rotation. Forceps delivery3001501078L
2327lSpontaneous delivery. Face to pubes10013515710L
2425lDitto do.701101063L

REMARKS.—Maturity: 40 weeks in all cases. Cases 4 and 5: failed forceps from District. Emergency admission during labour.
Case 9: cause of infant death, intracranial haemorrhage. Case 10: manual removal of placenta. Case 11: delay in
delivery owing to impaction of shoulders. Case 12: foetal death during the first stage of labour. Case 13: first
infant of locked twins. Case 21 : moulding of infant's head very pronounced,