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REPORT ON SANITATION, DISPENSARIES AND JAILS IN RAJPUTANA FOR 1925
Radical cure for Hernia (including one strangulated Hernia), one Ovariotomy and
7 Amputations as against 104 Cataracts, 28 Litholapaxies, 15 Radical cure for
Hernia, one Ovariotomy and 5 Amputations in the past year.
STATEMENTS H AND J.
Financial Statements.
84. Statement H shows the income and expenditure of the Government Dis-
pensaries and Hospitals and only expenditure on those in Indian States.
85. The total income of Hospitals and Dispensaries in Ajmer-Merwara was
Rs. 43,080 as compared with 35,540 in 1924 showing an increase of Rs. 7,540 from
Imperial Revenues on account of pay of Establishment, cost of Medicines,
extra grant of Rs. 384 from the Beawar Municipality and local subscriptions.
86. The total expenditure of Ajmer-Merwara Dispensaries was Rs. 41,492
against 33,467 in the preceding year showing an increase of Rs. 8,025 which is due
partly to the payment of the arrears on account of revised scale of pay of Sub-
Assistant Surgeons sanctioned from 1st April 1923 and partly to an increase under
heads cost of Europe Medicines, Bazar Medicines and miscellaneous charges.
87. The value of invested capital remained the same as in the last year,
viz., Rs. 49,000 which is correct and not Rs. 33,500 as shown in the past years. The
deficiency of Rs. 15,500 in the figures for Ajmer-Merwara was detected from Interest
payment Orders.
Indian States.
88. The total expenditure of hospitals and dispensaries in the Indian States
of Rajputana was Rs. 7,50,351 against 7,23,620 in 1924 showing an increase of
Rs. 26,731, which is due partly to an increase of about Rs. 10,000 in the expenditure
on repairs, etc., of buildings in the Jaipur State which amounted to Rs. 21,320
against Rs. 11,740 in the preceding year and partly to an excess of about Rs. 16,000
in the cost of European Medicines and dieting of in-door patients in the Dispen-
saries of Marwar State.
89. Of the total expenditure on hospitals and dispensaries in the Indian States
Rs. 1,53,248 were expended in Jaipur, Rs. 93,377 in Bikaner, Rs. 1,45,780 in Marwar,
Rs. 72,242 in Kotah, Rs. 71,903 in Mewar, Rs. 30,756 in Bharatpur, Rs. 43,563 in
Alwar, Rs. 15,422 in Tonk, Rs. 16,380 in Jhalawar, Rs. 15,306 in Sirohi, Rs. 16,559
in Dholpur, Rs. 12,759 in Karauli, Rs. 11,591 in Banswara, Rs. 7,119 in Kishangarh,
Rs. 6,525 in Shahpura. Rs. 6,033 in Jaisalmer, Rs. 12,217 in Dungarpur, Rs. 4,298
in Partabgarh, Rs. 4,390 in Bundi and Rs. 2,124 in Kushalgarh.
90. The average cost of each case treated in Ajmer-Merwara and in the Indian
States hospitals and dispensaries was 93 and 87 pies against 84 and 85 pies respect-
ively in 1924.
Mission Hospitals.
91. The following table shows the total number of in-and out-door patients
treated and operations performed in 1925 :—
Name of hospital.
Ajmer Women's Hospital .
Nasirabad . . .
Jaipur .
.
.
.
Piploda .
.
.
.
Jodhpur .
.
.
.
Udaipur .
.
.
.
TOTAL
.
OUT-DOOR PATIENTS.
Old.
9,826
16,987
10,840
5,542
32,452
23,835
99,482
New.
6,816
6,950
2,836
2,158
7,900
10,878
37,538
Total.
16,642
23,937
13,676
7,700
40,352
34,713
1,37,020*
In-patients.
606
313
121
9
208
134
1,391
Operations.
245
342
276
103
820
892
2,678
REMARKS.
1,961 were visited at
their homes.
290 were visited at
their homes.
571 were visited at
their homes.
220 were visited at
their homes.
* Medical Statistics of these hospitals are for the Mission year from 1st October 1924 to 30th September 1925.