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(10) Anosmia and exhaustion.—Alladi, female, non-criminal from Darrang, Was
admitted into the Asylum on the 23rd May 1888 for melancholia. Since her
admission into the Asylum, she had periodical fits of excitement. Showed no
signs of improvement. Admitted into hospital on the 19th August 1893
for ansBinia, and died on the 25th September 1893. Post mortem.—Muscles
of the limbs extremely wasted. All the internal organs shrivelled and
bloodless.
(11) Bronchitis.—U Mony Ray, non-criminal male from Shillong. Was aimitted
into Asylum for mania accompanied by epilepsy. Was violent occasionally.
Refused food and medicine ; had to be fed by enemata. On 1st September
181)3 wa> admitted into hospital for bronchitis, and died on 1st October
1893
Post mortem.—Body emaciated ; mucous membrane of the bronchial
tubes congested and thickened. Extensive destructive lung disease was found.
(12) BrigMs disease.—Musamat Numoli Debya, non-criminal female from Now-
gong. Was admitted into the Asylum on the 4th June 1892 for melancholia.
Was in indifferent health on admission. Ate brick, lime, and dry earth.
Admitted into hospital on the 22nd September 1893 for Bright's disease, and
died on the 25th October 1893. Post mortem.—Heart fatty ; all the internal
organs anaemic ; small quantity of serum in pericardium and pleural cavities.
Both the kidneys contracted and hard (cirrhosis).
(13) Anaemia.—Name unknown, non-criminal female from Darrang. Was admit-
ted into the Asylum on the 23rd June 1892 for acute mania, and in
indifferent health. She was very anaemic, and was ailing off and on. Was
in hospital for general oedema, and died on the 26th October 1893. Post
mortem.—Much emaciated ; large quantity of serum in cellular tissue and
serous cavities ; heart fatty ; internal organs anaemic and pale.
(14) Anosmia and cancrum oris.—Musamat Beni, non-criminal from Sibsagar.
Was admitted into the Asylum on the 6th December 1892 for acute mania.
She was treated in hospital on several occasions for anaemia, and ultimately died
of cancrum oris. Post mortem.—Extreme emaciation ; all the internal organs
amemic and reduced in size. Lxtravasated blood in the lungs.
(15) Phthisis.—Katia Dome, non-criminal from Darning. Was admitted into the
Asylum on the 30th September 1888 for acute mania. From admission he was
suffering from prolapse of the rectum, and subsequently from diarrhoea. He
was finally admitted into hospital on 15th December 1893 for phthisis, and
died on 23rd of the same month.
Post mortem.—Left lung was hepatized, and an abscess found at the apex ; right
lung deeply congested.
Serum in pericardium, liver enlarged, spleen
congested.
19. Cash account (see Statement No. IX).—For average cost per head of average
daily population, refer to abstract of cash account annexed.
20. Weighments.—The inmates are weighed every month Of those treated during
the whole year, the weight was—
1st January 1803
31st December 1893
Gained weight
Lost weight
Remained the same
...
...
Greatest gain
,,
loss
...
...
...
...
Of those admitted during the year, the weight was—
On admission
...
...
...
...
...
On 31st December 1893
Gained weight
Lost weight
Remained the same
Greatest gain
..
loss
...
...
...
...
...
6,007 lbs.
6,965 „ 8 07..
40
17
11
10 lbs.
26 „
2,734 lbs.
2,934 „
27
1
1
31 lbs.
7 „
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