BOMBAY PRESIDENCY.
13
Districts and Circles.
1
2
5
4
0
1
2
Western Registration Dis-
trict.
Presidency Circle
... ...
Southern Registration Dis-
trict.
Gujarát
do. ...
Sind
do. ...
Shaik Othman
... ...
Bushire and Muskat ...
Total ...
PERSONS PRIMARILY VACCINATED.
1891-92.
230
...
1,972
804
7
674
346
4,033
1892-93.
32
...
1,750
470
...
506
548
3,306
In¬
crease.
...
...
...
...
...
...
202
...
De-
crease
198
...
222
334
7
168
...
727
PERSONS RE-VACCINATED.
1891-92.
45
136
258
288
...
21
9
757
1892-93.
9
100
263
84
...
80
16
552
In-
crease.
...
...
5
...
...
59
7
...
De-
crease
36
36
...
204
...
...
...
205
TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS OPERATED
ON.
1891-92.
275
136
2,230
1,092
7
695
355
4,790
1892-93.
41
100
2,013
554
...
586
564
3,858
In-
crease.
...
...
...
...
...
...
209
...
De-
crease.
234
39
217
538
7
109
...
932
In the Western Registration Circle vaccination was carried on only at one
dispensary, and in the Southern Circle in five dispensaries of the Sángli State. In
Gujarát, the work carried on by the Medical officers of two dispensaries was,
during the year, taken over by the Local Fund vaccinators. In primary opera-
tions 3,306 persons were vaccinated, 2,976 or 90.02 per cent. successfully. In
re-vaccinations out of 552 persons 323 or 58.51 per cent. were successfully
operated upon.
In primary vaccination the unsuccessful and unknown numbered 97 and 235
respectively and in re-vaccination the figures are 94 and 135. There were 2
secondary operations.
Work performed in the
Army (British and Native).
33. Amongst the European troops the number of persons primarily vac-
cinated was 430, and in 295 cases the operation was
successful. The unsuccessful and unknown cases
amounted to 95 and 40 respectively.
There were
1,565 cases of re-vaccination, of which 1,011 were successful, 540 unsuccessful
and 14 unknown. In the Native Army the primarily vaccinated numbered 3,593
and re-vaccinated 2,127, of which the successful cases were 2,946 and 1,125
respectively. The unsuccessful and unknown cases numbered 549 and 108; and
997 and 5 under each head respectively. There were 10 secondary operations.
The following table shows details of vaccination performed in the British and
Native Army and amongst their camp followers :—
Successful.
British
Army.
Regiments ...
Camp followers ...
Total ...
Native Army.
Regiments ...
Camp followers ...
Total ...
GRAND TOTAL ...
PRIMARY VACCINATION.
Sex.
Males.
100
153
253
2,420
84
2,504
2,757
Females.
93
84
177
1,027
62
1,089
1,266
Caste.
Christians.
193
35
228
45
8
53
281
Hindus.
...
138
138
1,505
60
1,565
1,703
Musalmáns.
...
46
46
1,818
53
1,871
1,917
Pársis.
...
...
...
19
...
19
19
Others.
...
18
18
60
25
85
103
Age.
Under 1 year.
183
110
293
1,428
63
1,491
1,784
Between 1 and 6
years.
10
106
116
652
48
700
816
About 6 years.
...
21
21
1,367
35
1,402
1,423
Results.
Successful.
Under 1 year.
101
93
194
1,336
57
1,393
1,587
Above 1 and under
6 years.
3
93
96
558
36
594
690
Total of all ages.
104
191
295
2,829
117
2,946
3,241
Unsuccessful.
49
46
95
521
28
549
644
Unknown.
40
...
40
107
1
108
148
Total.
193
237
430
3,457
146
3,603
4,033
Excess of operations over per-
sons.
...
...
10
...
10
10
RE-VACCINATION.
Sex.
Males.
1,315
160
1,475
1,829
241
2,070
3,545
Females.
71
19
90
54
3
57
147
Results.
Successful.
874
137
1,011
964
161
1,125
2,136
Unsuccessful and doubt-
ful.
498
42
540
914
83
997
1,537
Unknown.
14
...
14
5
...
5
19
Total.
1,386
179
1,565
1,883
244
2,127
3,692
Excess of operations over per-
sons.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
PERCENTAGE
OF SUCCESS¬
FUL CASES.
In primary vaccinations.
53.89
80.59
68.60
81.83
80.14
81.99
80.36
In re-vaccinations.
63.06
76.54
64.60
51.19
66.00
52.89
57.86
Average number of opera-
tions for each kind of estab-
lishment.
34. The average number of persons operated on
by different establishments is specified below for the
years 1891-92 and 1892-93 :—
B 244—4