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Walthamstow 1936

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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Full term (15Cases).INFANTS—STILLBIRTHS.

Case No.Reg. No.First or later Pregnancy.Maternal Complications.Method of Delivery.Sex.Infant Birth Weight.Recent or Macerated.Cause of Death.Post-mortem Examination.
lbs. ozs.
11134FirstCaesarean Section following failure in delivery by forcepsF.8 14RecentPremature separation of part of placentaNot held.
21296„—SpontaneousM.8 1„„ „„
31690„—„M.7 12½„„ „„
41005„—ForcepsF.Not weighed„Prolonged labour„
51012Second—SpontaneousM.,,MaceratedUnknown„
61257First—ForcepsM.7 12RecentProlonged labour„
71745Fourth—Spontaneous after versionM.Not weighed„Shock after version.„
81754Second—ForcepsM.10 9„? Cerebral haemorrhage„
91352First—SpontaneousF.Not weighed„Congenital morbus cordisLarge patent foramen ovale.
101642„—„M.„„Tumour of thymus glandHeld.
111599„—„F.„„Anencephaly„
121447„—Assisted breechM.„"„Multiple malformations„
131061„—SpontaneousM.„,,UnknownNot held.
141414„—"M.7 0MaceratedAnte-partum haemorrhage„
151746„Albuminuria. HyperpiesisForcepsM.10 4RecentProlonged labour„

Remarks-—Case 4. Foetal death during first stage.
Case 6. Foetal death during first stage.
Case 7. Labour: Prolapsed arm. Impacted shoulder.
Case 12. Delay in birth of head.