Clinical report : 1931 / East End Maternity Hospital.

  • East End Maternity Hospital (London, England)
Date:
1931
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Credit: Clinical report : 1931 / East End Maternity Hospital. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    patients delivered in the Hospital since its foundation, i same period, with the number and causes of deaths. eaths. ^ hours after delivery ; hours after delivery; suffering; from severe >oon after delivery. i. id bronchitis. , x (suffering from a nitted); syncope i eart disease). it. Chronic Bright's eart disease, a few severe ante-partum ccurring a fortnight rering from a septic :er severe ante-par- too late for help, i; on acute tuberculo- ne 3 weeks after idary haemorrhage dth albumen, i; , 20th pregnancy, ry, i; contracted llarged liver, etc., xorrhage. Patients ne. and when seen of dead infants. I hremorrhage r. monia 2. heart disease and phthisis. ineumonia. Out-Pat ik nts. Attended patient Hyper- rhage ; abortion ionia (undelivered) jpture of uterus culous peritonitis ; 233 257 284 259 274 241 293 255 286 S29 367 422 453 510 458 541 708 854 1,039 1,021 920 1,055 992 1,166 1,091 919 761 i 1,080 1,481 1,321 1,340 1,262 1,119 1,092 893 820 788 610 616 528 28,938 Died. Causes of Deaths. Department started September 1st. 1891. To Dec. 31,1892. 2 1 20 Secondary hremorrhage after placenta prcevia. Exhaustion after accidental hremorrhage within 3 hours, 1 ; peritonitis and pneumonia within a week r Syncope, consequent on accidenta haemorrhage. | Pneumonia, 1 i syncope, after secondary haem- l orrhage, 1. Heart disease Exhaustion after secondary hremorrhage (4 weeks after confinement). Syncope, two hours after normal labour t Concealed ante-partuin haemorrhage. Patient J been feeling ill for some time, and when seen ' only lived to be delivered of dead infant Heart failure, consequent on valvular disease. Concealed accidental haemorrhage. Pneumonia. Concealed accidental haemorrhage. Double pneumonia : influenza pneumonia Rupture of uterus. Heart Disease. Influenza.
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