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Civil Surgeons—concluded.
DISTRICT.
1
Singhbhum ...
Hooghly ... ...
Birbhum ... ...
Shahabad ... ...
Saran
...
...
Jalpaiguri ... ...
Balasore
...
...
Backergunge ...
Faridpur ... ...
Howrah
...
...
Darjeeling ...
Midnapore ...
Murshidabad ...
Champaran ...
Noakhali ... ...
Chittagong
Hill
Tracts.
Nadia
...
...
Angul
...
...
Cuttack
...
...
24-Parganas ...
Calcutta
...
...
Name of Civil Surgeon.
2
Assistant Surgeon Raman
Krishna De.
Surgeon-Lieutenant -Colonel
R. L. Dutt, and Dr. H. Jagan¬
nadham in Serampore.
Assistant Surgeon
Surendra
Nath Neogy.
Brigade-Surgeon-Lieutenant
Colonel W. Flood Murray.
Surgeon-Major T. R. MacDonald
for three and-a-half months,
Assistant Surgeon
Upendra
Narayan Roy for half a month,
and Dr. H. W. McCaully Hayes
for two months.
Dr. W. Clarke for five months
and Dr. Hedley Wood for one
month.
Assistant Surgeon Monomohan
Gupta.
Surgeon-Lieutenant-Co1one1
K. P. Gupta for half a month
and Assistant Surgeon Bolye
Chand Sen for five and-a-half
months.
Dr. P. M. Gupta ... ... ...
Surgeon-Lieutenant - Co1one1
R. D. Murray.
Surgeon-Lieutenant -Colonel
E. Bovill, Civil Medical Officer
of Kurseong, and Assistant
Surgeon of Siliguri.
Surgeon-Major J. H. T. Walsh
Surgeon-Lieutenant -Colonel
Gordon Price for three and-a-
half months and Surgeon-Major
T. R. MacDonald for two and-
a-half months.
assistant Surgeon
Jogendra
Nath Ghosh.
Assistant Surgeon Norendra
Nath Gupta for two and-a-half
months and Dr. St. John Moses
for three and-a-half months.
Assistant Surgeon Umesh Chan-
dra Das.
Assistant Surgeon
Amulya
Chandra Champati.
Assistant Surgeon Satis Chandra
Mukherji.
Surgeon-Lieutenant-Co1one1
J. M. Zorab.
Surgeon-Major A. W. D. Leahy
for five months and Surgeon-
Captain H. W. Pilgrim for one
month.
Dr. R. Sen for three months
and Dr. J. N. Cook for three
months.
Number of villages in
his jurisdiction.
3
2,877
2,504
3,106
4,894
4,294
3,329
6,311
4,708
4,432
1,413
1,319
14,934
3,627
5,117
2,625
1,029
2,962
1,443
5,429
5,701
The whole
town.
Total number of opera-
tions performed in his
jurisdiction.
4
15,669
24,772
19,636
29,480
70,368
19,314
49,284
85,617
88,246
22,219
22,480
74,069
44,226
52,121
30,682
5,919
65,797
4,025
49,658
49,183
14,955
Number of villages visit-
ed.
5
172
95
66
81
107
211
38
63
54
26
16
17
22
5
75
46
32
86
15
7
The whole
town.
Number of operations in-
spected.
6
3,477
3,347
3,280
3,007
3,002
2,638
2,540
2,427
2,129
1,831
1,356
1,338
1,297
1,285
1,283
1,033
939
839
807
189
53
Number of operations
found to have been suc-
cessfully vaccinated.
7
3,251
3,230
3,133
2,936
2,770
2,569
2,492
2,359
2,047
1,826
1,322
1,033
1,141
1,065
1,184
1,031
939
829
786
187
53
Proportion of operations
inspected to total number
of operations performed
in his jurisdiction.
8
22.19
13.51
16.70
10.20
4.26
13.65
5.15
2.83
2.41
8.24
6.03
1.80
2.93
2.46
4.18
17.45
1.42
20.84
1.62
.38
.35
Proportion of successful
operations to total num-
ber of operations inspect¬
ed.
9
93.50
96.50
95.51
97.63
92.27
97.38
98.11
97.19
96.14
99.72
97.49
77.20
87.97
82.87
92.28
99.80
100.
98.80
97.39
98.94
100.
It will be seen that the Civil Surgeon of Muzaffarpur, who stood fifth in
this list last year and first the year before, heads it once again with 15,200
inspections, being closely followed by the Civil Surgeon of Dacca with 15,162
inspections. Pabna, which occupied the seventh place last year, is third
now, the number of inspections amounting to 11,120. Five Civil Surgeons
inspected more than 10,000 operations, against 4 in the previous year; 9
against 13 inspected from 5,000 to 10,000; 29 against 28 from 1,000 to 5,000;
and 5 against 3 below 1,000 cases.
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