MAYO NATIVE HOSPITAL.
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Annual Return of Surgical Operations performed by Dr. C. Macnamara in the Mayo Native
Hospital during the year 1873.—(Continued.)
DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION.
N u m b e r o p e r a t e d o n .
DISCHARGED.
R e m a i n i n g .
REMARKS.
Cured.
Re l i e ve d.
Unknown.
D i e d .
Tot al .
I n h o s p i t a l .
O u t o f h o s p i t a l .
Amputation of thigh
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... Moonsoorully, ætat: 42.—Was a case of compound
comminuted fracture of right leg, compound
fracture of left hand, simple fracture of both
bones of right forearm and wounds of left forearm
and of left knee.—Amputation of right thigh was
performed, but pyæmia set in on 3rd day, and
patient died on 7th day. Admitted 26th, operation
26th September, died 3rd October 1873.
Amputation of leg
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... Hyderallee, ætat: 35.—Admitted with compound
comminuted fracture of nearly all the bones of
left foot and ankle-joint, caused by a heavy piece
of iron falling upon it. Died of gangrene of
stump.—Admitted 11th, operation 14th, died 18th
February 1873.
Amputation of arm
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Sonauseecharn, ætat: 13.—Had compound com-
minuted fracture of lower end of right humerus.
Temperature on admission 106°; operation 20th
March, died 6th April 1873.
Soobayjaun, ætat: 22.—Had compound commi-
nuted fracture of right hand and of lower ends
of the radius and ulna, lacerations extending as
high up as the elbow-joint. Amputation per-
formed of the arm at its lower third. Admitted
3rd, operation 3rd May, discharged (cured) 16th
June 1873.
Amputation of forearm
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... Kadarnauth, admitted 10th, operation 11th Sep-
tember, discharged (cured) 19th October 1873.—
Compound comminuted fracture of hand and
forearm.
Bharut Saw, admitted 18th, operation 19th Octo-
ber, discharged (cured) 28th December 1873.
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Malignant disease of the forearm.
Amputation of fingers
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Kartick Chunder, admitted with disease of
phalanges o f ring-finger of right hand.—Admitted
4th, operation 6th, discharged (cured) 17th March
1873.
Amputation of thumb
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Amputation of toes
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Amputation of penis
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Amputation of foot (Syme's)
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1 Khaydun, ætat: 22.—Admitted with compound
comminuted fracture of bones of the tarsus and
metatarsus of right foot. Syme's operation per-
formed.—Admitted 11th, operation 12th Novem-
ber. In hospital, nearly cured.
Partial amputation of left foot
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Gopaul, admitted 8th, operation 8th March, and
discharged (cured) 18th March 1873.
Partial amputation of right
hand.
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Bausoo, admitted 4th, operation 4th, and dis-
charged (cured) 6th April 1873.
Lateral lithoto my,or operation
for stone in bladder.
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Sookkhun, admitted 14th, operation 14th February,
and discharged (cured) 11th March 1873.
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Goloke Chunder, ætat: 54.—Who had suffered for
two years from symptoms of stone in bladder.
He died of pyæmia on 8th day.—Admitted 5th,
operation 6th, died on 13th March 1873
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Moneruddy, admitted 22nd, operation 22nd March,
and discharged (cured) on 15th April 1873.
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Joreefoolah, ætat: 51, who had suffered for eight
months from symptoms of stone in bladder. He
died of exhaustion on 4th day.—Admitted 16th,
operation 18th, died 20th July 1873 (disease of
the kidneys).
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Yeasheen, admitted 17th, operation 17th November,
and discharged (cured) 21st December 1873.
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1 Dookhee, admitted 30th, operation 31st December
1873. In hospital, nearly cured.
Herniotomy
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Kieteebux Shaw.—Extensive collulitis occurred after
the operation, extending almost the whole of the
right side.—Admitted 5th, operation 6th October,
and discharged (cured) 8th December 1873.
Tracheotomy
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Toonoo, a child, ætat: 4 ½.—While mumbling shells
in his mouth, one of the smaller ones suddenly
passed down the trachea. Tracheotomy was
performed and the shell extracted through the
wound.—Admitted 28th, operation 29th August,
and discharged (cured) 8th September 1873.
Tapping for abscess in liver
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Sheik Hingun, admitted 11th January, operation
12th, and discharged (relieved) on 29th January
1873. This was an • old emaciated subject, who
had suffered several months from an abscess in
the liver.—Discharged at his own request.
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Ulleemun, a woman, ætat: 30, who had suffered
two months from rigors, fever, and an abscess in
liver.—Admitted 17th July, operation by valvular
opening 19th July, and discharged (cured) 1st
August 1873.
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Etwaree, a spare man, ætat: 40, who had suffered
several weeks from rigors, fever, and an abscess
in liver.—Admitted 25th October, operation by
valvular opening 30th October, and discharged
(cured) 16th November 1873.
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Ubdool, an emaciated subject, ætat: 27, who had.
suffered from fever, rigors, and an abscess in liver
for two months.—Admitted 29th, operation by
valvular opening 31st October, discharged
(cured) 26th November 1873.