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REPORT ON SANITATION, DISPENSARIES AND JAILS IN RAJPUTANA FOR 1926
STATE
Showing the Surgical Operations performed in the State, Public, Local Fun
CLASS OF
OPERATION.
1
Operations
on
Tumours.
Operations
on
Cysts.
Operations
for
Abscess.
Removal of foreign
Bodies.
Operations
on
Arteries.
Operations
for
Aneurysm.
Operations
on
Veins.
Operations
for
arrest of Hæm¬
orrhage.
NATURE OF OPERATION.
2
Removal by excision, enuclea¬
tion, curetting, ligature or
other methods.
Destruction by cautery, ex-
posure to X-Rays, radium
emanation, electrolysis, dia-
thermy, light rays or carbonic
acid snow.
Removal by enucleation, or
excision.
Treatment by—
(a) Incision and plugging with
or without erasion or appli-
cation of a caustic to the
wall.
(b) Free incision and drainage
(c) Tapping or aspiration with
or without drainage or
injection.
For acute abscess—Incision .
For chronic abscess—
(a) Incision and drainage .
(b) Incision with erasion and
immediate suture.
(c) Incision with erasion and
drainage.
(d) Excision .
.
.
.
(e) Aspiration with or without
injection.
Removal of foreign Bodies
Ligature
.
.
.
.
Temporary constriction . .
Arteriotomy .
.
.
.
Ansstomosis .
.
.
.
Suture of Wound . . .
Grafting
.
.
.
.
Ligature of artery or arteries—
Proximal
.
.
.
.
Distal .
.
.
.
.
Excision of sac . . .
Aneurysmorrhaphy . .
Reconstruction of artery .
Compression of artery on proxi-
mal side—digital, instrumental
of both.
of sac—direct or by flexion .
Artificial coagulation of blood .
By insertion of wire into sac
with or without Electrolysis.
By acupuncture . . .
By galvano puncture . .
By stasis
.
.
.
.
Incision for suppuration around
sac.
Phlebotomy .
.
.
.
Ligature
.
.
.
.
Suture of wound
.
.
.
Anastomosis . . . .
Excision
.
.
.
.
Transfusion of blood . .
Intravenous injection . .
For varices—
Partial or complete excision
Ligature of vein on proximal
side.
Compression direct or indirect
Acupressure .
.
.
.
Ligature of bleeding point or of
artery on the proximal side.
Suture of artery . . .
Suture of vein . . .
BRITISH PROVINCE.
Number
of
patients
remain¬
ing from
last year.
3
1
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2
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2
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NUMBER OF OPERATIONS
PERFORMED DURING THE
YEAR.
Prin¬
cipal.
4
18
8
9
..
2
..
1,098
.. 12
4
..
3
5
181
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.. 41
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5
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Secon¬
dary.
5
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1
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3
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Total.
6
18
8
9
..
3
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1,101
.. 12
4
..
3
5
181
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41
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Number
of
Patients
operated
on in
columns
4 to 6.
7
18
8
9
..
2
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1,098
.. 12
4
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3
5
181
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.. 41
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RESULT OF OPERATIONS ON
PATIENTS.
Cured.
8
18
8
11
..
2
..
1,094
.. 9
1
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1
1
179
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.. 41
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Relieved.
9
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1
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2
2
2
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Dia¬
charged
other-
wise.
10
1
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3
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2
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Died.
11
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Number
of
Patient
remain¬
ing at
close of
the year
12
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