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DISPENSARIES AND HOSPITALS IN RAJPUTANA.
115. Of the total number of operations performed in the Ajmer-Merwara
District 1,467 were done at the Ajmer Victoria Hospital with 5 deaths against
1,314 with 2 deaths, an increase of 153 operations.
116. Of these operations 72 were Extraction of Lens, for Cataract, 6
Lithotomies, 14 Amputations, 57 other Abdominal operations and 13 Radical
Cure of Hernia.
117. 4,194 operations of all kinds were performed at the Mayo Hospital,
Jaipur, with 26 deaths as compared with 3,490 operations with 19 deaths in the
previous year. Of these 516 were Extraction of the lens for Cataract, 1
Lithotomy, 59 Litholapaxies, and 23 Amputations.
118. 1,383 operations of all kinds were performed in the Hewson General
Hospital, Jodhpur, with 12 deaths as compared with 1,650 operations with 6
deaths. Of these 117 were Extraction of the Lens for Cataract, 8 Lithotomies,
38 Litholapaxies and 24 Amputations.
119. 4,717 operations of all kinds were performed in the Bhagwan Dass
Hospital, Bikaner, as compared with 2,639 operations in 1920, of these 166
were Extraction of the Lens for Cataract, 4 Lithotomies, 4 Lithotrities and
19 Litholapaxies and 18 Amputations.
120. 2,755 operations of all kinds were performed in Victoria Hospital,
Bharatpur, of these 763 were Extraction of the Lens for Cataract, 3 Lithoto-
mies, 17 Litholapaxies and 23 Amputations.
121. 2,402 operations were performed in the Alexandra Hospital at Alwar
against 2,058 in 1920. Of these 92 were Extraction of the Lens for Cataract,
13 Lithotomies, and 15 Amputations.
122. 3,348 operations were performed in the Lansdowne Hospital at
Udaipur of these 29 were Extraction of the Lens for Cataract and 5
Litholapaxies.
123. 2,027 operations were performed in the Kotah City Hospital. Of
these 68 were Extraction of the Lens for Cataract, 3 Lithotomies and 12
Amputations.
124. 481 operations for Cataract were performed at Dholpur Sadar
Dispensary.
STATEMENTS H. AND J.
Financial Statements.
125. Statement H shows the income and expenditure of the Government
Dispensaries and Hospitals and only expenditure on those in Indian States.
126. The total income of the hospitals and dispensaries in Ajmer-Merwara
was Rs. 42,708 against Rs. 37,388 in 1920, an increase of Rs. 5,320 chiefly
from Imperial Revenues towards the cost of establishment and Europe
Medicines.
127. The value of invested capital remained the same as in the previous
year.
128. The total expenditure of the Ajmer-Merwara Dispensaries was
Rs. 40,884 against Rs. 35,558 in 1920, an increase of Rs. 5,326. All
heads of expenditure, except Miscellaneous Charges and Buildings or
Repairs, show increase owing to highly enhanced prices of all necessary articles
and due to increased rate of revised scale of pay of Sub-Assistant Surgeons,
compounders and inferior servants.
129. Indian States.—The total expenditure of hospitals and dispensaries in
Indian States of Rajputana was Rs. 7,31,102 against Rs. 5,97,040 in 1920, an
increase of Rs. 1,34,062 due to large increase of expenditure incurred for estab-
lishment, medicines and repairs to buildings owing to the highly enhanced
prices of all necessary articles.
130. Of the total expenditure on hospitals and dispensaries in Indian
States Rs. 1,28,924 were expended in Jaipur, Rs. 1,46,296 in Bikaner,
Rs. 1,19,528 in Marwar, Rs. 84,058 in Kotah, Rs. 60,509 in Mewar, Rs. 42,546
n Bharatpur, Rs. 37,243 in Alwar, Rs. 16,142 in Tonk, Rs. 15,935 in Jhalawar,