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then Female Sub-Assistant Surgeon Miss H. Paul has been working in her
place in addition to her own duties. 64 in and 3,497 new out-door patients
were treated against 51 in and 2,845 out-door patients in the previous year.
165. 80 minor operations were performed as compared with 82 minor
operations in 1919.
166. Bagesri Bai, the Compounder, and Baya Bai, the Nurse, discharged
their duties satisfactorily.
167. Kotah.- Miss J. Newton, L.R.C.P. & S. (Edinburgh) and L.F.P.S.
(Glasgow), has been in charge of the Victoria Jubilee Hospital, Kotah, through-
out the year. There were 242 in and 7,423 out-door patients treated as com-
pared with 234 in and 6,693 out-door patients in 1919.
168. 9 in and 93 out-door Purdah Nashin women attended the Hospital.
169. 264 Operations were performed against 279 in 1919, of which the
important operations were as follows :—
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Entropion for both eyes
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Abdominal section for malignant tumour . . . . . . .
Operation for Atresia of Cervix
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Application of forceps for funis presentation and tedious labour
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Craniotomy for occipito Posterior
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Turning for transverse presentation
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For Congenital Malformation of anus . . . . .
Curretting of Uterus
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Extraction of Placenta and membranes . . . . . .
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170. Ten Maternity and other cases were attended by the Lady-
Superintendent in the City and 81 by Female Sub-Assistant Surgeon Miss
Helen Buldeo Singh. 60 Midwifery cases were treated by the Hospital
Midwife in the City.
171. Jaipur.—It is regretted to state that Miss L. E. Sykes, M.D.
(Brussels), L. R. C. P. & S. (Edinburgh) and L. F. P. S. (Glasgow), in charge
of the Female Wards of the Mayo Hospital, Jaipur, died of pneumonia on 18th
September 1920. Since then Female Sub-Assistant Surgeon Nangi Bai has
been in sole charge of the Female Department and does her work quite satis-
factorily. The number of in and new out-door patients treated was 930
and 16,113 respectively against 701 in and 12,297 new out-door patients in
1919.
172. Udaipur.—Mrs. G. Collins has been in charge of the Walter Zenana
Hospital, Udaipur, throughout the year. 80 in and 2,316 out-patients were
treated against 60 in and 2,420 out-patients in 1919.
173. 77 operations were done as compared with 72 operations in the
previous year.
174. Bikaner.—Miss
G. A. Postwalla, M.B., B.S., Lady Assistant
Surgeon, has been in charge of the Lady Curzon Zenana Hospital, Bikaner,
throughout the year. 211 in and 2,659 new out-door patients were treated as
compared with 173 in and 3,290 new out-door patients in 1919. 61 major and
201 minor operations were performed against 37 major and 576 minor opera-
tions in the previous year.
175. Miss M. A. Postwalla, M.B., B.S., was appointed as a Second Lady
Assistant Surgeon for the Zenana Hospital from 28th June 1920 and has done
her work satisfactorily.
176. Tonk.—Lady Doctor Mrs. M. DeSouza has been in charge of the
Walter Zenana Hospital, Tonk, throughout the year under the supervision of
the State Surgeon, Tonk State. The number of in and out-door patients
was 148 and 7,671 respectively against 154 in and 7,564 out-door patients
in the previous year.