1944
DOI: 10.1136/bmj.2.4369.425
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Infantile Diarrhoea and Vomiting

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“…Comparison of the dehydration rates with those quoted in previous series (Campbell and Cunningham, 1941 ;Alexander and Eiser, 1944) shows that the cases were as severe as any likely to be encountered in a representative sample of infants with enteritis and comparable with any other such sample. The majority of the infants (320) were under the age of 6 months on admission, and 17 of the 22 deaths occurred in this group.…”
Section: Admissions To Enteritis Unitsupporting
confidence: 66%
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“…Comparison of the dehydration rates with those quoted in previous series (Campbell and Cunningham, 1941 ;Alexander and Eiser, 1944) shows that the cases were as severe as any likely to be encountered in a representative sample of infants with enteritis and comparable with any other such sample. The majority of the infants (320) were under the age of 6 months on admission, and 17 of the 22 deaths occurred in this group.…”
Section: Admissions To Enteritis Unitsupporting
confidence: 66%
“…The possibility of such an occurrence, especially in an open ward, must, however, be borne in mind. The observations in a previous series (Alexander and Eiser, 1944) are of interest in this connexion. In that series the infants were nursed in two different wards-an " open " barrier ward and a single-cell barrier ward.…”
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“…In such cases half-strength serum or plasma intravenously should follow and alternate with the Hartman solution, and this anti-shock treatment has been of the greatest value in saving the lives of infants with gastro-enteritis. Thus in a series of sixty-nine dehydrated babies treated in this way by Alexander and Eiser (1944) at the North Western Hospital, the fatality-rate was 11-6 per cent. which may be contrasted with a more usual figure around 50 per cent.…”
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“…Many statistics are available in the literature. One of the latest surveys, for example, is that by Alexander and Eiser (1944) who found evidence of parenteral infection in 88-6 per cent. of their cases, the bulk of this infection taking the form of upper respiratory infection and otitis media.…”
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