NationalLibraryOfScotland/medical-history-of-british-india huggingface dataset:
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February.
Series.
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
Horse No.
5
2
3
2
1
4
Bleeding.
First.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Total ...
No. Treated.
18
11
17
13
8
1
68
No. Died.
14
8
10
11
5
...
48
No. Eecovered.
4
3
7
2
3
1
20
March.
V. (contd.)
VI. „
VII.
VIII
1
4
6
5
First.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Total ...
9
46
13
6
74
7
30
8
4
49
2
16
5
2
25
I have, &c.,
N. H. CHOKSY,
Extra Assistant Health Officer, Arthur Road Hospital.
Forwarded to the Commissioner (Municipal) through the Deputy Commissioner.
JAMES S. WILKINS,
Special Medical Officer.
12i/i April 1899.
No. 479 OF 1899.
ARTHUR Bo AD HOSPITAL,
3rd May 1899.
To THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONER,
THROUGH THE SPECIAL MEDICAL OFFICER
AND THE EXECUTIVE HEALTH OFFICER.
SIR,—I have the honour to submit herewith the following report and return
of cases treated with Professor Lustig's serum during April 1899 :—
The number of cases treated was 39 of whom 21 died and 18 recovered, giving
a mortality rate -of 53'84 per cent. The mortality rate of cases not similarly treated
was 77'51 per cent., thus showing a difference of 23-67 per cent, in favour of the
former.
2. The cases were divided into the following series: —
1
Series.
VIII
(completed)
IX
X
XI
(to be continued)
Horse
No.
5
Donkey
8
1
Bleeding.
Second
First
Second
Do,
Total ...
No.
treated.
16
2
14
7
39
No.
Died.
10
1
7
8
21
No.
Eecovered.
6
1
7
4
18
390
3. From a comparison of the returns for February, March and April it appears
that each succeeding month the serum shows better results as it becomes stronger and
more active. And considering that the present epidemic did not show any marked
decline till about the middle of April and that the individual cases do not even yet
show any marked diminution in their virulence, in spite of the.fact that the epidemic is
steadily declining, the results, so far achieved, should be considered satisfactory.
This is better illustrated by the following table which compares the results during
the period :—
Months 1899.
February
March...
April ...
·« *
...
Mortality rate of
öaäes not treated
with the serum.
79Ί6
79-48
77-51
Mortality rate of
cases treated with
the serum.
70-58
66-21
53-84
Difference in favour
of serum cases.
8'58
13-27
28-67
The above table shows that whereas the mortality rate has varied very little
amongst the cases not treated with the serum, it shows a very appreciable im-
provement in those treated with it, and the improvement has steadily bettered from
8-58 per cent, to 23*67 per cent.^ a difference of ov«r 15 per cent.
4. When all the series of cases are compared, two points are clearly brought
out, viz:—(1) that the serum obtained from the second bleedings is more active
than from the first and (2) that the serum from the different horses shows different
degrees of activity:—
Series.
I.
II.
TIE.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
X.
XL
Horse.
No.
5
2
3
2
1
4
6
5
Donkey,
3
1
Bleeding.
Eirsfc.
Do.
Do.
Do,
Do.
Do.
Do.
Second.
Firsfc.
Second.
Do.
Total...
No.
ι
No.
Treated.
Died.
18
11
17
13
17
47
13
22
2
14
7
181
14
8
10
11
12
30
8
14
1
n
I
3
118
No.
Eecovered.
4
3
7
2
5
17
5
8
1
7
4
63
The above statement indicates that the result from the first and second bleedings O
were 68'38 per cent, and 55*81 per cent, respectively, thus clearly showing a dif-
ference in greater activity of 12*57 percent, from the latter, and as (¡he serum gets
stronger at each subsequent bleeding it is to bo expected that better results would be
shown in the near future. The serum supplied from Florence last year also showed
similar variations between the first and second bleedings.
The table further demonstrates that different horses give seruma of different
activities, und thiá also materially corroborates the exparience of last year, when it
was observed that the different horses under experiment at Florence gave serums of
difierent curative values.
391
5. Including) the observations: made last year, the total "number of cases treated
jvith Professor Lnstig's serum now amount to 439, and the following deductions have
been-drawn from the experience thus acquired.':—
(1.) That the only known method of treatment that holds ont any hope
of reducing the high mortality from Plague, is that by Professor
Lustig's curative serum.
(á.) That where the serum does not avert death, it considerably amelio-
rates the symptoms and prolongs the life of the patient.
(3.)—That the serum has and cannot but have a limited value in the
treatment of the class of patients admitted into the Arthur Road
Hospital — patients di-awn from the lowest strata of society, badly
housed, badly nourished or half-starved, the houseless, the friend-
less, and the vagrant, picked up from the streets and byelanes
of the City and brought to the hospital in a moribund or
semi-moribun.d condition, and after the vital organs had become
thoroughly disintegrated from saturation with the plague poison.
(4.) That if the mortality rate· in such patients could be reduced by
even 15 per cent., the results should be considered extremely
satisfactory.
(5.) That the ΡΘmm treatment has long since passed the experimental
stage, and that its use should be fresly encouraged, so as to collect;
data on the largest scale possible.
(ti.) That with a view to test the full efficacy and value of the serum,
it should be used extensively in early cases and also in those that
are allowed to be treated in their houses by private practitioners.
(7.) That the best method of using the serum in hospital practice is to
exclude all moribund and all convalescent and semi-convalescent
patients and treat the rest.
(8.) That if the method above indicated were not followed, it would
lead to much unnecessary waste of serum which could be better
applied in more suitable cases.
(9.) That the statistical method is not the only method of judging of
the efficacy of the serum, as it takes no cognizance of the effects in
individual cases, and that clinical obesrvation should not be totally
ignored, as it'is o'f as much, if not more, value in determining its
effects.
(10.) That if any statistical method has to be relied upon for purposes of
comparison, it should be between the cases treated with and without
serum, after the moribund, the convalescent and semi-convalescent
have been excluded from each class.
(11.) That this method even is not free from objections, inasmuch as it
takes no account of the individual differences in castes and races, sex,
age, location of buboes, duration of illness at the time of treatment
and the general condition of the patient, &c., &c.,—factors which
considerably influence the mortality rate in plague patients, and
which must, to a great extent, be similar if not actually identical
in the two classes of c t ases taken for comparison.
(12.) That it is not generally possible to obtain such exiict control cases,
even if the admissions into the hospital be very large, and that all
392
deductions drawn from comparison of control cases, that do not
ful SI the above requirements, are open to doubt and are propor-
tionately of less relative value,
(13.) That, in the absence of such exact control cases, the method sug-
gested in para. 10 is the only one feasible and practicable, and
open to least errors, especially if a large number of observations
are made, the larger the better.
(14.) That the treatment of every alternate case, as has been suggested,
is liable to even greater objections than the method suggested in
para. 10, as it would entail the waste of serum in moribund
cases—cases that nothing short of a miracle could revive, as also
its further waste upon convalescent and semi-convalescent patients
who are already on the high road to recovery, and who require no
further active treatment by drugs or by serum to complete their
cure.
I have, &c.,
N. H. CHOKSY,
Medical Officer in charge Arthur Eoad Hospital.
No. 1737 OF 3RD MAT 1899.
Forwarded, with compliments, to the Commissioner through the Special
Medical Officer.
T. S. WEIR,
Health Officer.
DY. COMMISSIONER,
Dr. Choksy's interesting letter is forwarded to the Commissioner for his infor-
mation. The results will help the Committee to form an idea of the value of the
serum treatment. I think there is no doubt that the results are improving. I have
asked Dr. Choksy to use the serum at the Arthur Road Hospital on the same plan as
that adopted by Roux's serum at the Modikhana, viz., using it on every second
case, using the first as a control. He has promised to do so from the beginning of the
month. I think the results will be interesting,, as ths virulence of the disease still
continues and the mortality is still high.
JAMBS S. WILKINS,
3rd May 1899.
Special Medical Officer.
Submitted.
(Sd.) J. H. DüBOULAY.
3rá May 1899.
A—A of Dr. Choksy's report may be forwarded to Government and the Corpor-
ation, unless further detail is required. I rather think the Surgeon-General has
asked for more regarding the March returns, I shall be glad if Col. Wilkins will
kindly let me know what Capt, Childe is doing regarding the testing of the serum
and whether the cases given by Dr. Choksy include cases treated by private practi-
tioners. We should have the latter also.
(Sei.) W. L. HARVEY.
5th June 1899.
PY. COMMISSIONER,
The returns oalled for by tho Surgeon-General for March are sent in to-day.
Gapt. Childe did no serum treatment as far as I am aware ; but a farsee Medi-
cal man was detailed by the Surgeon-General and under the orders of Capt. Childe;
this man took careful notes o fall the inoculations done in the Municipal hospitals (at
Arthui Road and Maratha) and reported the same to Dr. Childe.
393
I havo sent Dr. C-hoksy a note regarding the concluding para, of the Commission-
er's remarks, and will send him further information on the subject.
In continuation of my remarks on Dr. Choksy's report, and especially in refer-
ence to the table in para. 3, I think it ought to be noted that, although there is an
idea that the cases selected for inoculation must have been favourable ones, and that
the unfavourable cases were not inoculated, the mortality amongst the non-inoculated
which, one would think, ought, in consequence, to be higher than the general rate of
mortality in other hospitals, is a matter of fact about the same* This perhaps shows
that Dr, Choksy's selections were fair and unbiased, and that the serum did account
for the difference between the inoculated and non-inoculated on its own merits.
(Sd.) JAMES S. WILKINS,
Special Medical Officer.
5th May 1899.
394
SERIES YilL—(continued.)—HOESI No. 5.—(2nd Bleeding.)
Geni.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
g
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Serial
No.
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
Date of admis-
sion.
2nd April
3rd
.,
3rd „
4th
.,
6*
6th „
6th „
7th j,
...
9th „
10th ,
,...„ * r
""'
1
......
,
•^i
i
Names.
John Nicholson
Balthazar DeSouza
John Simon
Sudhoo Jaipal
Ñama Savala
Tayaba Bapooji
Narayen Gungavam
Abdool Rahiinan ·«·
··.
Narayen Sing Jaiwalsirg...
Da váidas Gomalidass
...
Runchor Kanji ...
...
Felix Gronsalvis
Ahmed, S.M. D
Rahimbhai, M. D. ..-,
Ragodass Mulla ...
...
Cakoo Tulseo
Age.
35
37
44
80
25
45
13
25
25
25
10
16
15
43
17
12
Sex.
M.
>>
»
Jl
5)
»
»
J7
1)
3)
»
J>
11
J)
W
11
Caste,
N. Chris-
tian.
Cbristiar.
N. Chris-
tian.
Hindoo ...
Do.
...
Do.
...
Do. ...
Mussal-
man.
Hindoo...
Do. ...
Do. ...
Christian.
Mussal-
man.
Do. ...
Hindoo ...
Do.
...
Duration.
3 days
2 „
2 „
...
2 „
3 „
4
2 „
4 .,
>
2 „
3 „
3 ..
t)
4 „
1 „
1 „
4 „
4 „
Bubo.
Leit axillary
Right femoral
Left femoral
Right axillary
Right femoral and iliac ...
Double inguinal ...
Left femoral
Right cervical
Left femoral
Left femoral and inguinal.
Right axillary
No bubo
Right femoral
.»
Left inguinal
Left axillary
Left femoral
Quantity.
Injected
150 c. c.. ..
90 c. c. ...
70 c. c. ..
45 c. c. ...
67 c. c. ...
75 c. c ...
50 c. c. ...
100 c. c. ...
145 c. c. ..·.
70 c. c. ...
45 c. c. ...
60 c. c. ...
85 c. c. ...
105 c. c. ...
40 c. c. ...
10 c.c. .,.!
Died.
8-4-99.
6-4-99
5-4-99.
6-4-99.
84-99.
94-99.
8-4-99.
17-1-99
Died.
.....1
Died.
Recovered.
......
··· t··
Recovered..
......
Recovered...
Do.
Do. ...
..... .
Recovered.·..
Do. ...
j
RBMAEKB.
!
Septic type with pneumonia, life pro-
longed for 6 days.
Heart failure, violent- delirium before
death.
Acute sodima of lungs, 1 heart failure.
Acute redima of lunga f do.
do.
Sudden heart failure.
Septic type, was one of a series of 5
cases of one family, all died.
Moribundj life prolonged for 2 days.
Death from sudd.eü acate íedima of
lungs and heart failure, 8 duys" after
injection;
Plague bronchitis and .malaria.
......I..
Tetanic case, injection stoppe!.
* Cases treated by private practitioners·
395
SErIES IX—DONKEY.
General
No.
17
18
Serial
No.
1
2
Date of
admission.
1st April
J
10th „
Names,
Foova Manjoo
Nihalsjngh Suhelsingh ...
Age
8
10
Sex.
M.
M.
Caste.
Hindoo ...
»
Duration.
2 clays
Bubo.
Left inguinal and iliac
Eight femoral
Quantity
injected.
130 c c.
90 c. c.
Died.
6-4-99
Recovered.
Eecovered.
Remarks.
Septic type, almost pulseless sinco ad-
mission, life prolonged over 4 days.
Heart failure.
SERIES X—HORSE No. 3 (2nd Bleeding).
•ON
I«J9U9JC)
19
20
21
22
23
24
2δ
2«
27
28
29
SO
SI
32
Serial-
No.
1
3
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
IS
U
1
Date of
admission.
13th April
13th „
14th „
14th „
15th „
14th „
17th „
·*·
//
"
17th „
18th „
19'th „
19th „
19th „
23rd „
23rd „
1
Names.
Morar Visram
Michael DeSouza
Ganesh Muwji
Tripaya Kumpaya
Luxumon Hariba ,.,
* Ahmed
Yessoo Hariba
Eaoo Kama
Mahadoo Poona
* Hira Lalloo (Dr. D. S. P.)
Succaram Ganoo
Ganoo Khandoo ...
..
Pandoo Mukund ..,
Baila Kushaba
Age
24
10
I
22
9 2
25
25
12
28
18
26
16
20
32
22
.Sex
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
Caste.
Hindu .
Christian
Hindu .
Do.
Do.
Mussalma
Hindu ..
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
.3
2
.3
.3
.3
αϊ
. 2
'.3
. 2
. 2
• 2
o
, 1
O
Duration.
lays
f
Bubo.
Eight femoral, inguinal, and
V, .
' w
'
ihac.
Right femoral, left pectoral,
double cervical
Right inguinal
Right inguinal
Right inguinal and femoral
Nil
..'
Left femoral
Left femoral and iliac
Right femoral
Right inguinal and femoral
Left femoral, inguinal and
iliac
Left femoral and inguinal .
Right, femoral, inguinal
and iliac.
Left inguinal
Quantity
injected,
' 50 c. c.
170 c. c.
100 c. c.
105 c. c.
50 c. c.
40 c. c.
35 c. c.
80 c. c.
106 c. c.
60 c. c.
60 c. c.
35 c. c.
40 c. c.
95 c. c.
\
Died.
14-4-99
{7-4-99
.'.'.'..'.'
......
2*ϊ·4.'99
20-4-99
20-4-99
14-1-99
27-4-99
Recovered.
Recovered ..
Recovered.
Recovered.
Secovered ...
Recovered.
Recovered.
Recovered.
......
Eemarks.
Sudden heart failure.
A most septic case, buboes appearing
time after time, secondary pneumo-
nia.
Sudden heart failure,
Plague and influenza.
Acute edema of lung and heart
failure.
Heart failure.
Acute edema of lung and heart
failure.
Do.
do.
Septic type. Acute edema of lung and
heart failure.
* Cases treated by private Practitioners.
H96
SERIES XI.—ΗΟΓΒΟ JNo. l (2nd Bleeding).
_
· · ·
G onl.
No.
Serial
No.
Date
of Admission.
24th April
24th „
M
»
···
25th „
16th
„
27th „
29th „
Names.
Bbana Khusbal
Kama Balloo
Ganoo Succaram
Sambhoo Gopal
»Mrs. F. Dubash
Mahadoo Bhavoo
Harapa !?amboo ...
Ago
22
25
22
12
40
80
in
Sex.
M.
M.
M.
M.
F.
M.
M.
Caste.
Hindoo...
Do. ...
Do. ...
Do. ...
Par sec ...
Hindoo ...
Do. ...
Duration.
2 days
2 „
2 „
3 „
2 „
2 „
2 „
Bubo.
Left inguinal
Right femoral
Do.
Right inguinal
Leí t inguinal, iliac
Right inguinal
Right iliac and loft parotid
Quantity
injected.
85 c. c.
CO c. c.
70 c. c.
HOG. c.
ISO c. c.
20 c. c.
180 c. c.
Died.
25-4-99
.....
30-4-99
27-4-99
Recovered.
Recovered.
Recovered.
Do.
... ...
Recovered.
Remarks.
Heart failure ; big, robust built ; very
acute case.
Very acute; temperature 107° on
second evening ; edema of lungs.
Fatty degeneration of heart.
Sudden heart failure.
* Oaso treated by a private practitioner.
SERIES V—(continued'). Horse No. 1.
Geni.
No.
1
3
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Serial
No.
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Date
of Admission.
2nd March
5th
„
5th
„
5th
„
6th
,
1st
„
6th
„
6th
„
7th
„
...
Names.
Samlia Dhondi
""
Kondibai, wif e of Maruti...
Walji Tricum
Tricum. Purshottam
Ilurgowau Tricum
Abba Bayajce
Bhagwan Bhana
Pandarinath Balset
Vasan Govind
Age.
12
20
10
30
13
30
25
22
30
Sex.
M.
F.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
Caste.
Hindoo...
Do. ...
Do. ...
Do. ...
Do. ...
Do. ...
Do. ...
Do. ...
Do. ...
1
Duration.
5 days
....
2 „
3 „
...
3 „
3 „
2 „
2 „
2 „
2 „
Bubo.
Right femoral
Do.
and iliac ...
Left fcrtural and iliac
Do.
do.
Right axillary
Do.
with infil-
tration.
Left inguinal and femoral..
Do.
and iliac ...
Right femoral and iliac ...
Quantity
injected.
40 o.e.
20 c. c.
25 c. c.
50 c. c.
45 c. c.
130 c. c.
30 c. c.
25 c. c.
55 c. c.
Died.
5-3-99
7-3-99
16-3-99
6-3-99
8-3-99
7-3-99
9-3-99
Recovered.
Recovered...
Recovered...
Remarks.
Probably a mixed case of plague and
relapsing fever.
Died after one injection only ; sudden
heart failure.
Died from sudden heart failure.
Neurasmus and exhaustion.
Died from sudden heart failure.
Died from secondary pneumonia.
Good recovery without supuration of
bubo.
Died from sadden heart failure.
Died from secondary pneumonia.
397
SERIES VI.—HOKSE No. IV.
Geni.
No.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
2»
2l
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
80
31
82
33
31
35
I
Serial
No.
ι
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
2!
Date of
Admission,
4th March
..J
5th „
7th „
7th „
8th
,,
""**
|)
7th ,
7th ,
Cth ,
8th ,
9th ,
9th „
3rd „
llth „
llth „
12th „
13th „
12th „
13th „
13th „
13th „
13th „
14th „ ti
14th „
14th „
15th „
15th „
Names.
Maneklal Lalla
Rama Sakaram
...
...
Bindoo Bapu
Chandnllash Farid,
Ganoo Gaboor
...
...
Gafoor Lalla
Bhikoo Ramchanira
Aboo Govinda
...
Harshankar Baldeo
Nathia Bhao
...
T. V. Müngabum
Mr. J. B. J.
Bipti Mehege
Dagdoo Sadoo
L. C. Sequeira
Pandoo Janoo
...
Kesoo Lalla
Bhawanishanker Harjivan
Juna-Bhana
Francis X. Fernandes
Girwa Sadoo
Appa Bhaskar
Shiva Kondaji
Cipprian Fernandez
John De Costa
A-ge.
36
14
32
40
20
7
20
18
45
23
80
11
20
30
45
20
60
17
25
20
35
20
35
25
SO
Sukia Jahari
..,
...1 30
Sex.
Male
1)
»
»
)7
»
5)
JJ
))
»
»>
j)
)>
7}
7>
17
7?
»
JJ
L. "'.
Caste.
Hindoo ...
Do. ...
Do. ...
Mussal. ...
Hindoo ...
Mussal. ...
Hindoo...
Do. ...
Do. ...
Do. ...
Christian.
Parsi
Hindoo ...
Do. ..
Christian
Hindoo..
Do. ..
Do. ..
Do. ..
Christian
Hindoo ..
Do. ...
Do. ...
Christian.
Do. ...
Hindoo ...
Duration.
1
1
3
é
3
2
1
2
3
3
2
2
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
3
4
2
''2
2
3
4
day
..J
Bubo.
Left femoral
Left femoral and inguinal...
Left axillary with infiltra-
tion.
Leit parotid and posterior
cervical.
Left femoral
«·«
«··
Left inguinal
Quantity
Injected.
65 c. c. ...
20 c. c, ...
18 c. c. ...
52 c. c. ...
40 ft. c. ...
44 c. c. ...
Left femoral
35 c c. ...
femoral.
Rt. femoral and inguinal ...
Rt. inguinal and femoral ...
55 c. c. ...
21 c. c. ...
70 c. c. ...
Left femoral, iliac and 105 c.-c. ...
mesenteric with infiltra-
tion.
Rt. inguinal
Right axillary
...
Left iliac ...
Right inguinal
Right femoral and inguinal
Right femoral and iliac .,.
Left axillary, Rt. femoral
and inguinal.
Left femoral
Right femoral
Right inguinal
Left femoral
Left axillary
...
·..
Left femoral and iliac
Rt, axillary with infiltration
100 c. c. ...
85 c.c. ...
70 c. c. ...
95 c. o. ...
80 c. c. ...
40 c. c. ...
60 c. c. ...
85 c. c. ...
75 c. c. ...
60 c. c. ...
13 c. c. ...
30 c.c. ...
40 c.c. ...
40 c. c. ...
Died.
5-3-99
6-3-99
7-3-99
13-3-99
9-3-99
10-3-99
9-3-99
,...,.
10-3-99
13-3-99
......
15-3-99
1 5-3-99
28-sl99
15-3-99
,
......
......
15-3-99
16-3-99
Recovered.
.'....
......
......
Recovered...
Do.
Recovered ..
Do.
Recovered...
Recovered...
Do.
Recovered.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
......
REMARKS.
Sudden heart failure.
Moribund.
Do.
Improvement and then relapse.
Sudden heart failure.
Plague and measles, heart failure.
Septic type.
Sudden heart failure.
Sudden heart failure. Septic type.
Septic type.
Septic type, good recovery without
suppuration of bubo.
Secondary pneumonia.
Fatty heart ; secondary pneumonia.
Bronchitis nethrites ; good recovery.
Death from exhaustion after 11 days.
Complicated with dysentery lasting
over 12 days.
Death from gradual heart failure.
Secondary pneumonia.
Good recovery without suppuration of
bubo.
Good recovery without suppuration of
bubo.
Moribund.
Secondary pneumonia ; heart failure.
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SERIES VI.—HOUSE No. IV—contd.
Geni.
No,
86
37
m
89
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
¿9
30
61
52
63
54
65
Serial
No.
27
28
29
30
81
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
41
45
46
Date of
Admission.
15th March ...
16th „
15th „
15th „
16th „
16th „
17th „
17th „
17th .,
16th „
17th „
nth ; ;
18th „
AV **
J>
***
18th „
17th „
18th „
18th „
18th „
18th „
18th „
Names.
Deria Isra
Mannajee Isram
Cyprian Alfonsa ...
Mrs. H. S
Bhugwandass Raghoodass...
Doomingo Caitan ....
Krishna Vithoo
Oosnee D. Desa
Wallabh Prema
Sanduram Karamchand ...
VTrs. Mosses
Babaji Tora
Peter Fernandea ...
...
llaruti Ganoo
Miss B. J. S
Savitri, wife of Sauala ...
Francis Pereira
A. S. Lobo
Sheik Madar
P. S. DeCosta
Age.
23
15
40
56
80
60
40
23
28
30
SO
40
30
20
16
35
30
60
30
42
Sex.
Male
j>
f>
F.
Male
»
n
!>
»
))
F.
Male
JJ
F.
»
D
Male
»ι
»
»
Caste.
Hindoo ...
Do. ...
Christian.
Parsee ...
Hindoo...
Christian.
Hindoo ...
Christian.
Hindoo ...
Do. ...
Christian.
Hindoo...
Christian.
Hindoo ...
Parsi ...
Hindoo...
Christian
, Do. ...
Mussal —
Christian.
Duration.
5 days
3 „
1 „
* „
...
* „
1 „
3 „
3 „
4 „
4 „
4
S „
2 „ ι/
3 „
2 „
2 „
...
1 „
3 „
...
3 „
Bubo.
Left axillary
Bight axillary
Rt. femoral
Double inguinal and left
femoral.
Left inguinal and femoral...
Left femoral
Rt. femoral and inguinal ...
Right axillary
Right inguinal
Right femoral
...
...
Left femoral
Left femoral
Rt. femoral and bruises on
leg.
Rt. femoral and iliac
Left femoral and inguinal...
Rt. inguinal
Right inguinal
Left femoral and inguinal...
Rt. femoral and inguinal ...
Right femoral
Quantity
Injected.
40.0, c. ...
40 c. r. ...
80 c. c. ...
57 c. c. ...
50 c. c. ...
55 .c. C. ...
70 e. c. ...
105 c. c. ...
55 c. c. ...
65 c. C. ...
60 c. c, ...
60 c. c. ...
40 c. c. ...
70 c. c. ...
50 c. c. ...
55 c. c. ...
45 c. e. ...
85 ci c. ...
SO c. c. ...
75 c. c. ...
Died.
17-3-99
18-3-99
22-3-99
18-3-09
19-3-99
19-3-99
20-3-99
20-3-99
26-3-99
14-3-99
«»·«·«
14-3-99
20-3-99
19-3-0S
19-3-99
22-3-99
Recovered.
Recovered...
......
Recovered.
......
Recovered.
Recovered...
......
Recovered.
REMARKS.
Good recovery without suppuration of
bubo or any complications.
Sudden heart failure.
Heart failure.
Death from heart failure, edema of
lung.
Acute edema of lung and heart failure.
Heart failure.
Sudden heart iailure.
Edema of lung.
Septic type.
Death from secondary pneumonia.
Sudden heart failure.
Extremely weak and delicate patient;
failure of heart; temperature rose to
106° within 18 hours of onset of
symptoms and heart commenced to
fail.
Bronchitis.
Sudden heart failure.
Sudden heart failure.
Secondary pneumonia.