[Report 1938] / Medical Officer of Health, Hampshire County Council.

  • Hampshire (England). County Council. n 50031672.
Date:
1938
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Credit: [Report 1938] / Medical Officer of Health, Hampshire County Council. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Reason for Admission Res (Satisfactory unl( ults 3ss otherwise stated) Mother Child 5. Delayed or Difficult Labour :— 49 Caesarean 8 7 1 stillborn Forceps 21 16 (one case twins) 6 stillborn Version 3 2 1 stillborn Other interference ... 2 * 1 *2 stillborn No interference 15 f 9 1 died f6 stillborn 6. Other Emergency :— 11 Non-Obstetrical 1 1 stillborn before admission Aplastic Anaemia ... 1 died 1 undelivered Foetal Distress 1 1 Septic Bron. Pneumonia ... 1 died 1 died Abortion 5 5 abortions Acute Abdominal pain 1 1 died 2 undelivered 7. Admitted Post-Natally :— 8 . Retained products ... 5 3 2 abortions before admission Post-partum haemorrhage... 2 1 1 not admitted Anaemia following Post-partum haemorrhage ... 1 1 not admitted * Includes one case twins—1 satisfactory, 1 stillborn. | Includes one case twins—1 satisfactory before admission, 1 stillborn. The immediate results to mother and child can be summarised thus: — Mother ... Satisfactory ... ... ... ... ... 283 Died ... ... ... ... ... 5 Transferred to Hospital taking septic cases 1 Total ... 289 Child ... Satisfactory ... ... ... ... ... 210 Stillborn (1 before admission) ... ... 44 Non-viable ... ... ... ... ... 8 Died 17 Not admitted ... ... ... ... ... 2 Undelivered ... ... ... ... ... 18 Abortion before admission ... ... ... 2 ii. Returns from those Hospitals taking emergencies only. Reasons for Admission Results (Satisfactory unless otherwise stated) Mother Child Ante-partum Haemorrhage :— Version 1 1 1 Stillborn The total number of women admitted under the arrangements made by the County Council for abnormal pregnancy is again increased this year from 261 to 289. iii. Septic cases are admitted to a special isolation block at the Royal Hamp- shire County Hospital, Winchester, and also to the General Infirmary, Salisbury; the Royal Victoria and West Hants Hospital, Boscombe; Gosport War Memorial Hospital; Farnham Infirmary; Queen Charlotte’s Hospital,