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Complications of Scarlet Fever in Oslo During the Period 1890–1947

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SummaryThe frequency of mortality, relapses and complications from scarlet fever during 3 epidemics in Oslo in the years 1890–1947 has been investigated in all 5 100 cases. The mortality and replapses have decreased at an equal rate, the mortality from 7.8 per cent t 0.0.0 per cent and the relapses from 5.8 per cent in 1937 to 0.4 per cent in 19‐17. The frequency of complications has decreased only with regard to the cardiac complications and nephritis. The material indicates that during all these years the frequency of the other complications has remained high up to the introduction of penicillin in spite of the fact that the primary coursej has apparently been milder.RésuméLa fréquence de mortalité, de rechutes et de complications dans la scarlatine, durant 3 épidémies à Oslo, de 1890 à 1947, a été l'objet d'un edamen, en tout 5100 cas. La mortalité et les rechute sont également regressives, la mortalité de 7.8%` 0.0% et les rechates de 5.8% en 1937 à 0.4% en 1947. La fréquence des complications ne diminue que dans les cas de complications cardianques et de néphrites. La Matière d'étude montre que durant toutes ces années jusqu'à l'introduction de la jpénicilline, la fréquence d'autres complications est restée constamment élevée bien que le cours primaire de la scarlatine soit de venu visiblement plus bénin.ZusammenfassungMortalität, Recidiv und Komplikationen bei Scharlach während 3 Epidemien in den Jahren 1890–1947 waren Gegenstand einer Untersuchung bei zusammen 5100 Fällen. Mortalität und Recidive haben gleich viel abgenommen, die Mortalität von 7.8% zu 0.0% und die Recidive von 5.8 1937 zu 0.4% 1947. Die Häufigkeit der Komplikationen verminderte sich nur in Bezug auf jHerzkomplikationen und Nephritiden. Das Material zeigt, dass die Häufigkeit anderer Komplikationen in allen diesen Jahren bis zur Ennführung des Penicillins anhaltend hoch ist trotz der Tatsache, dass der primäre Verlauf des Scharlachs offensichtlish leichter geworden ist.ResumenSe ha examinado la frecuencia de mortalidad, relapsos y complicationes a causa de escarlatina, durante tres epidemias que hubo en Oslo entre 1890 y 1947, en total 5100 casos. La mortalidad y los relapsos disminuyen (mortalidad de 7.8% a 0.0% y repspsos de 5.8 en 1937 a 0.4% en 1947). La frecuencia de complicationes disminuye por lo que toca a complicacioines cardíacas y nefritis. El material examinado muestra que la frecuencia de las otras complicationes ha sido muy alta hasta la introducción de la penicilina, a pesar de que el curso primario de la escarlatina es aparentemente más suave.
Title: Complications of Scarlet Fever in Oslo During the Period 1890–1947
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SummaryThe frequency of mortality, relapses and complications from scarlet fever during 3 epidemics in Oslo in the years 1890–1947 has been investigated in all 5 100 cases.
The mortality and replapses have decreased at an equal rate, the mortality from 7.
8 per cent t 0.
0 per cent and the relapses from 5.
8 per cent in 1937 to 0.
4 per cent in 19‐17.
The frequency of complications has decreased only with regard to the cardiac complications and nephritis.
The material indicates that during all these years the frequency of the other complications has remained high up to the introduction of penicillin in spite of the fact that the primary coursej has apparently been milder.
RésuméLa fréquence de mortalité, de rechutes et de complications dans la scarlatine, durant 3 épidémies à Oslo, de 1890 à 1947, a été l'objet d'un edamen, en tout 5100 cas.
La mortalité et les rechute sont également regressives, la mortalité de 7.
8%` 0.
0% et les rechates de 5.
8% en 1937 à 0.
4% en 1947.
La fréquence des complications ne diminue que dans les cas de complications cardianques et de néphrites.
La Matière d'étude montre que durant toutes ces années jusqu'à l'introduction de la jpénicilline, la fréquence d'autres complications est restée constamment élevée bien que le cours primaire de la scarlatine soit de venu visiblement plus bénin.
ZusammenfassungMortalität, Recidiv und Komplikationen bei Scharlach während 3 Epidemien in den Jahren 1890–1947 waren Gegenstand einer Untersuchung bei zusammen 5100 Fällen.
Mortalität und Recidive haben gleich viel abgenommen, die Mortalität von 7.
8% zu 0.
0% und die Recidive von 5.
8 1937 zu 0.
4% 1947.
Die Häufigkeit der Komplikationen verminderte sich nur in Bezug auf jHerzkomplikationen und Nephritiden.
Das Material zeigt, dass die Häufigkeit anderer Komplikationen in allen diesen Jahren bis zur Ennführung des Penicillins anhaltend hoch ist trotz der Tatsache, dass der primäre Verlauf des Scharlachs offensichtlish leichter geworden ist.
ResumenSe ha examinado la frecuencia de mortalidad, relapsos y complicationes a causa de escarlatina, durante tres epidemias que hubo en Oslo entre 1890 y 1947, en total 5100 casos.
La mortalidad y los relapsos disminuyen (mortalidad de 7.
8% a 0.
0% y repspsos de 5.
8 en 1937 a 0.
4% en 1947).
La frecuencia de complicationes disminuye por lo que toca a complicacioines cardíacas y nefritis.
El material examinado muestra que la frecuencia de las otras complicationes ha sido muy alta hasta la introducción de la penicilina, a pesar de que el curso primario de la escarlatina es aparentemente más suave.

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