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REPORT ON SANITATION, DISPENSARIES, AND JAILS IN RAJPUTANA FOR 1924
STATE
Showing the Surgical Operations performed in the State, Public, Local Fund
CLASS OF
OPERATION.
Operations on the
Intestine—contd.
Operations on the
Rectum and
Anus
Operations on the
Liver,
Gall¬
Bladder,
and
Bile Ducts.
Operations on the
Pancreas.
Opeations on the
Spleen.
Operations on the
Kidney
and
Ureter.
NATURE OF OPERATION.
Brought forward .
Colotomy
....
Colostomy
....
Colectomy
....
Intestinal anastomosis ..
Appendicostomy ...
Removal of appendix caeci¬
appendicetomy.
In the stage of acute inflam-
mation.
In the stage of chronic in-
flammation.
Operations for perityphlitic or
other abscess.
Reduction of intussusception,
internal hernia, or volvulus.
Plastic operations on rectum
and anus—
For congenital malformation
Removal of polypus ..
Proctotomy
....
Proctostomy
....
Excision of rectum, partial or
complete.
Removal of hæmorrhoids .
Incision or excision of anal
fissure.
Incision or excision of anal
fistula.
Removal of new growth ..
Suture
.....
Fixation
....
Paracentesis of abscess or cyst .
Incision of abscess or cyst .
Removal of echinococcal cyst .
Excision of portion of liver .
Cholecystotomy ...
Cholecystostomy ...
Cholecystectomy ...
Cholecyst-enterostomy .
Choledochotomy ...
Choledochostomy ...
Incision, drainage or removal of
cyst.
Removal of calculus ..
Partial excision of pancreas .
Plastic operations on duct .
Suture
....
Fixation
....
Incision of abscess or cyst
.
Splenectomy....
Decapsulation ...
Nephropexy ....
Suture of kidney ...
Paracentesis ....
Nephrotomy through cortex
or through pelvis.
Nephro-lithotomy ...
Nephrostomy ...
Nephrectomy ...
Catheterisation of ureter ..
Uretorotomy
...
Ureterostomy ...
Transplantation ...
Palstic operations on ureter .
Carried over
.
BRITISH PROVINCE.
Number
of
Patients
remain¬
ing
from
last
year.
16
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1
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1
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2
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20
NUMBER OF OPERATIONS
PERFORMED DURING
THE YEAR.
Prin¬
cipal.
4,852
1
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..
2
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11
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1
1
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1
13
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15
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2
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2
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4,901
Second¬
ary.
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Total.
4,852
1
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2
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11
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1
1
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1
13
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15
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2
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2
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4,901
Number
of
Patients
operated
on in
columns
4 to 6.
4,852
1
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2
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11
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1
1
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1
13
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15
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2
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2
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4,901
RESULT OF OPERATIONS ON
PATIENTS.
Cured.
4,781
1
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2
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10
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1
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1
13
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16
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1
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3
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4,829
Re¬
lieved.
28
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28
Dis¬
charged
other-
wise.
34
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34
Died.
3
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6
Number
of
Patients
remain¬
ing
at close
of the
year.
23
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