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REPORT ON SANITATION, DISPENSARIES AND JAILS IN RAJPUTANA FOR 1925
1,304 in- and 20,731 out-patients were treated against 1,188 in-and 13,430
out-door patients in the preceding year.
124. Kishengurh.—There was no Lady Doctor at the General Hospital,
Kishengurh, during the year. Only a trained Dai was in attendance as in last
year. 37 in- and 5,652 out-door patients were treated against 22 in- and 5,194
out-door patients in the previous year.
125. Udaipur.—The Walter Zenana Hospital was in charge of Miss B.D. Dube,
L.M.P., Sub-Assistant Surgeon, throughout the year.
There were 92 in- and 2,664 out-door patients treated against 163 in- and
2,611 out-door patients in the previous year.
126. Bikaner.—The Zenana Hospital was in charge of Doctor Miss Daisy
Fairbairn, M.B., C.M. Madras, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., London, L. M., Rotinda and
Dublin, throughout the year.
444 in- and 5,010 out-door patients were treated against 433 in- and 4,232
out-door patients in the previous year.
The number of operations performed was 162 major and 170 minor against
234 major and 310 minor in last year.
127. Alwar.—The Lady Dufferin Hospital remained in charge of Female
Sub-Assistant Surgeon Sugna Bai throughout the year.
133 in- and 25,327 out-door patients were treated against 157 in- and 24,799
out-door patients in the previous year.
76 major and 1,164 minor operations were performed against 92 major and
1,390 minor operations in 1924.
248 Parda Ladies were treated at their own houses.
32 Obstetric Operations were performed during the year.
128. Tonk.—The Walter Female Hospital at Tonk was in charge of Doctor
K. Reed throughout the year.
There were 137 in- and 7,394 out-door patients treated against 167 in- and
8,595 out-door patients in the previous year.
129. Bharatpur.—The Women's Hospital remained in charge of Miss Poona
Bai, Female Sub-Assistant Surgeon, throughout the year.
278 in- and 8,459 out-door patients were treated against 290 in- and 8,560 out-
door patients in last year.
The Scheme for improving the conditions of child birth in Bharatpur which
proved very successful continued throughout the year.
130. Dholpur.—The Lady Hardinge Memorial Hospital remained in charge
of Lady Doctor G. Rutherford, M.B., Ch.B., D.I.M., Honorary worker under the
Baptist Missonary Society, throughout the year.
379 in- and 7,198 out-door patients were treated during the year.
The educated women of Dholpur realize the great advantage of skilled nursing
afforded by this Hospital.
The branch Dispensary opened at Seyan in 1924 in response to many urgent
requests was attended by 2,517 out-door patients during the year.
131. Besides the above institutions there is also a Tuberculosis Sanatorium
for women at Tilaunia Railway Station of the Bombay, Baroda and Central India
Railway, which is supported by an American Mission.
165 in- and 785 out-door patients were treated during the year.
Dai Training class, Ajmer.
132. Matron Champa Bai, a certificated Indian Nurse, has been in charge of the
Maternity Home, Ajmer, throughout the year under the supervision of the Lady
Doctors of the Women's Mission Hospital, Ajmer.
During the year under report we have had under training thirty-five women
from eight different Indian States of Rajputana.
For various reasons six left within a week of their coming and two after a some-
what longer time. Eight passed the first year's examination and two the second