NationalLibraryOfScotland/medical-history-of-british-india huggingface dataset:
Classes of Diseases- concluded.
Local Diseases—concluded.
Injuries 992 to
1146 and blister-
ed feet 1148.
Punishment
1147.
Minor.
Major.
Total Surgical
Operations.
Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated.
Died.
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94
Total In-patients.
Total Out-
patient
Grand Total. Remain-
ed.
Admit-
t ed.
Dis-
charged
cured.
Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died.
1 , 5 4 6 40
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1,546 40
46 1,500 1, 453
1,611 42
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7,611 42
51
1,560
1,523
2,772
6 8
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2,772 68
70 2,702
2,642
2,836 43
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2,836 43
62
2,774
2,723
1,584 30
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1,584 30
29
1,555 1,517
1,190 20
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1,190 20
22
1,168
1,141
2,029 104
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2,029 104
72
1,957 1,860
2,169 104
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2,169 104
86 2,083
1 , 9 9 3
7,931
242
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7,931 242
217
7.714 I 7,472
7,806 209 . .
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7,806 209
221
7,585 7,380
2,620 26 . .
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2,620 26
60
2 , 5 6 0
2,535
2,156 29
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2,156 29
71
2,085
2,067
2,968 30
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2,968 30
103
2,865
2,835
2,448 17
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2,448 17
103 2,345
2,328
1,533 14
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1,513 14
21
1,492
1,479
1,014 14 ..
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1,014 14
21
993
979
2,669 47
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2,669 47
35 2,634
2, 592
1,237 28
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1,237 28
31
1,206
1,174
9,770 117
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9,770 117
219
9,551
9, 441
6,855 88
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6,855 88
226
6,629
6,548
11,230 1,376
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11,230 1,376
597 10,633
9,184
11, 224 1,111
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11,224 1,111
616 10,608
9,516
3,847 400
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38,47 400
197 3,650 3,268
3.799 316 ..
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3,799 316
226 3,573
3,286
3.304 217 ..
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3,304 217
165 3,139
2,831
2,913 186
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2,913 186
136 2,777
2,562
2,294 165
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2,294 165
87 2,207
2,061
1,649 143 . . .
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1,649 143
89 1,560
1,419
20,675 2,158
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20,675 2,158
1,053 19.622 17,344
19,585 1,756 ..
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19,585 1,756 1,067 18,518 16,783
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65,211 7
65,211 7
1,137 64,074 46,428
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64,902 6
64,902 6
2,520 62,382 51,260
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51,429 46
51,429 46
530 50,899 46,361
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53,805 29
480 53,325 48,063
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15,928 9
15,928 9
159 15,769 14,173
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26,988 23
26,988 23
270 26,718 23,782
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30,543 6
30,543 6
287 30,256 28,465
. . . . . 27,502 4
27,502 4
310 27,192 25,981
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163,111 68
2,113 160,998 135,427
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7
62
173,197 62 3,580 169,617 149,086
305 44 105,269 118
105,574 162
1,403 104,171 89,422
328 21 111.471 98 111,799 119
1,447 110,352 99,103
329 64 75,777 272
76,106 336 1,214 74,892 63,379
341 41 71,500 133
71,841 174
974 70,867 61,453
1,272 123 115,429 64
1 1 6 , 7 0 1 1 1 6 , 7 0 1 187
2,073 114,628 97,159
1,021 58 133,379 73
134,400 131
1,866 132,534 112,990
1,421 129 83,846 101
85,267 230
979 84,288 76,577
1,374 88 68,395 120
69,769 208
837 6 8 , 9 3 2
62,255
3,327 360 380,321
5 5 5
383,648 915
5,669 377,979 326,537
3,06 4 208 384,745 424 387,809 632
5,124 382,685 335,801
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6.247 ..
389
5,858 4,787
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5,641 ...
5,641 ..
253
5,388 4,647
42,354 2,878 549,679 623
592,033 3,501
9,688 582,345 501,628
37,829 2,261 563,583 486
601,412 2,747 10,508 590,904 520,736
95
Absent-
ed.
Died.
Remain- ing
Christians.
Europeans.
Natives.
1
Males.
Females.
Children.
Males.
Females.
Children.
13
40
40
77
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5 3 2
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3 7 2
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17,427
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1,349
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267
162 1,769 799
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12.499
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1,137
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1,915 1,102
1 , 5 9 1
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1 , 1 4 8 447
6 2 9
5,183
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1,236
386
673
1,554 9
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72
132
3,024
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284
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1 5 5
1,756
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316
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1,497 506
629
1,141
4
3 7 6
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1,097 281
420
2 5 , 2 2 3 6 8
2 , 3 9 3 505
2 6 7
1 6 2
4 , 6 5 1
1 , 8 2 4
2 , 3 5 1
2 1 , 8 4 7 6 2
2 , 2 0 2
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4 , 5 3 2
1 , 8 5 9
2 , 8 3 9
14,078 162
1 , 9 1 2 733
29
46 4,591 1,940
2,391
1 1 , 3 8 8
119
1 , 1 8 9
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5,438 1,946
2,281
11,156
336
1,235
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1,035
266
341
9,148
174
1,066
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1 , 0 1 7 265
8 4
17,373
187
1,982
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3 0 3
77
178
19,206
131
2,073
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293
1 1 4
204
7,452
230
1,008
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3 2 9
1 5 8
1 7 3
6,416
208
890
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3 3 3 1 5 6
2 5 3
5 0 , 0 5 9
915
6,137733 29 46 6,2582,4413,083
46,158632
5,218... ... ... 7,0812,4812,822
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1
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17
26
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41 40
8
27
2 1 7
1 , 0 8 0 . .
430
114
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274
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4 8
6 0 5 . . .
3 8 9
1 0 8
6 0 ..
169
6 9
8 3
76,339
3 , 5 0 1
1 0 , 5 6 5
3 , 2 6 7
8 4 2
2 0 8
1 2 , 5 3 8
4 , 7 6 9
5 , 4 8 1
68,610 2 , 7 4 7
9 , 3 1 9
2 , 0 0 6
6 0 1
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1 3 , 1 5 0
4 , 8 0 8
5 , 7 6 4
96
Mahomedans.
Hi ndoes.
Parsees.
Males. Females. Children. Males.
F e m a l e s .
Children. Males. Females. Child ren.
227
995
1
5
264
869
26
390
2 , 1 9 0
3
404
2 , 1 8 1
18
186
1,119
...
143
1,016
...
1,622
36
7
..
1,852
194
1
2 , 4 2 5
4,671
18
2,663
4 , 2 6 1
45
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2,415
858
7
3,719
626
2
439
87 ..
3,354 1,143 ..
2,581
544
..
394
102
..
665
128
..
2,012
426 ..
17
4
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598
118 ..
1,795
518
...
23
7
..
551 85 ..
2,202
398
...
11
1
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616 63 ...
1,720
386
...
5 ..
..
977 83 ...
475
51 ...
8 ..
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819 79
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377
86
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4
1
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4,608 1,154
7
8,408 1,501
2
475
92 ..
5,417 1,403
...
6,473
1,534
...
426 110
..
14,315 4,206
6,357 16,226
4,735
8,785 2,283 1,105
1,907
12,365 3,870
6,300 17,752
4,900
7,961 2,530 1,761
2,610
5,545 1,639
3,908 19,689
5,839
11,552
273
107
168
6,083 1,669
3,987 21,166
5,461
11,719
376
133
236
1,559 384
440 7,806 2,146
2,577
263 116
195
2,206
555
664 12,832
4,164
5,440 237
106
250
8,915 2,064
2,493 8,478
2,399
2,713
221
63
113
8,283 2,230
2,273 7,504
2,271
2,489 353
109
143
30, 334
8,293 13,198 52,199 15,119
25,627 3,040
1,391
2,383
28,937 8,324 13,224 59,254 16,796 27,609 3,496 2,109 3,239
11,411 4,631
6,275 30,694 10,348 15,932 4,691 3,631 4,613
11,022 4,206
7,042 35,195 12,202 18,752 4,223 3,735 5,159
6,674 2,370
4,602 31,455 10,639 17,299 213
38
80
7,478 1,872
4,663 28,234
9,874 17,890
68
59
64
11,367 4,860
8,365 49,333 17,329 23,895 264
95
238
13,437 5,122
8,414 57,098 20,705 28,490
255
68
183
32,780 7,696
9,192 20,089
6,061
8,262
146
68
130
23,661 6,500
7,706 18,141
5,541
6,986
153
105
216
62,232 19,557 28,434 131,571 44,377 65,388 5,314
3 , 8 3 2 5,061
55,598 17,700 27,825 138,668 48,322 72,118 4,699 3,967
5,622
93
33
3
209
119
3
18
10
1
135
38
7
136
32
9
31
7
..
1,259
576
467 1,501
655
441
222 115
76
1,210 592
389 1,528
613 402
223
100
50
100,951 2 9 , 6 1 3
42,109 198,559 61,771 91,461 9,087 5,440
7, 521
93,960 28,057 41,445 210,320
6 7 , 2 9 7
100,138 8,920 6,293 8,911
1 3 M D
97
Other Caste.
Aggrgaate Total.
Ratio per cent of
M a l e s .
F e m a l e s .
Children. Males. Females. C h i l d r e n .
M a l a r i o u s F e v e r t o T r e a t e d .
R h e n m a t i c A f f e c t i o n s t o T r e a t e d .
D i s e a s e s o f t h e L u n g s t o T r e a t e d
188
1,546
29.55 2 . 7 2
4 . 4 6
349
1,611
29.67 2 . 2 3
3.60
169
2,772
40.07 1 . 4 7
3.42
203
2,836
38.85 2. 22
4 . 9 7
279
1,584
39.89 1 . 5 7
7.76
27
1,190
44.03 1 . 5 1
2.35
34
2,029
47.50 1 . 9 2
6.11
99
2,169
44.49 2 . 4 4
7.37
670
7,931
39.89 1.85
5 . 1 8
680
7,806
39.31 2 . 1 9
4.95
. . . .
2,620
..
..
48.32 3 . 8 5
3.09
. . . .
2,151
..
..
45.91 4.17 3.47
. . . .
2,968
..
..
43.22 6.09 3.30
. . . .
2,448
..
..
40.98 4.86 5.14
. . . .
1, 533
. .
. . 59.81 2. 31
1. 38
. . . .
1,014
. .
. .
55.62 3 . 7 4
2.16
....
2,669
..
..
55.00 3 . 6 7
4.30
....
1,237
. .
. . 57.07 5.57 8.32
....
9,770
. . ..
. .
. . . ...
. . . .
6,855 ..
. . 47.60 4.61 4.74
112
18
. . 9,051 2,170
9 11.50
3 . 2 5 5.53
164
5 7
. . . 8,879
2,345
..
12.87 3.96 6.24
28
10
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3 , 0 5 7
790 ..
17.57 5.32 6.83
42
8
. . . 2,844
955
. . 19.39 8.66
6. 50
4
3
. . 2,807
497
..
14.43 4.20 3.65
3
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. . 2,440
473
. . 15.14 3.29 3. 29
132 101
..
1,917
377
. . 25.63 3.44 5.75
1
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. . 1,406
243
..
28.37
5 . 8 2 5. 57
276 132
. . 16,832 3,834
9 14. 66
3 . 8 1 5.49
210
65
. . 15,569
4,016
..
15.78 4.93 5. 79
566 113
150 35,664 11,225 18,322 18.41
4 . 7 3 9.03
103
45
97 34,665 11,678 18,559 18.73
5 . 4 8 9. 13
271
72
142 26.926 8.104 16,399
15. 02 4. 75 4.78
335 116
229 29,196
7,765 16,844 18.61 4.55
5. 09
1
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..
9,866
2,718 3,344 22.40 2.90 3.44
5
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..
15,564
4,915 6,509 18.78 3.24 2.42
292
91
69 19,403 5,123
6,017 32.88
3 . 6 3 5. 06
29
14
6 17,266 4,905
5,331 28.21 4.43 6 . 0 9
1,130 276
361 91,859 27,170 44,082 20.44 4. 35
6. 40
472 175
332 96,691 29,263 47,243 20.21 4. 67
6. 34
2,367 600
651 54,487 21,179 29,908 28.12
3 . 8 5 6. 58
300 113
185 56,178 22,202 33,419 25.50
3 . 6 6 6. 84
565 252
277 39,942 13,565 22,599 19.36 3.78 4. 67
81
65
127 36,878 12,135 22,828 20.88 3.36 4. 79
250 69
78 61,517 22,430
3 2 , 7 5 4 19.36 3.51
4 . 5 6
11
2
4 71,094 26,011
3 7 , 2 9 5 15.99 3. 49
5. 28
125
42
16 53,469 14,025 17,773 30.96 3.49 4.67
10
7
1 42,298 12,309 15,162 26.05 3.97 5. 17
3,307 963
1,022 209,415 71,199 1,03,034 24.32 3.65 5. 16
402 187
317 206,448 72,657 1,08,704 21.45 3.60 5.62
86
8 ..
464
178
9 ..
. . .
. .
3
2
. .
371
115
33 ..
. . ..
393
11
8 3,763 1,444 1,040 ..
. .
. .
26
14
5 3,264 1,448
929 ..
. .
. .
5,862 1,390
1,391 340,034 103,825 1,48,174 23.27 3.79 5. 42
1,793 443
654 337,004 107,499 1,56,909 21.22 3.91 5.76
98
99
Class of disease, &c.,in the Jails, Police, Civil Hospitals, and
Presidency, from 1st April 1872 to 31 st March, 1873.
Ratio per cent. of—concluded.
REMARKS.
D i a r r h œ a t o t r e a t e d . D y s e n t e r y t o t r e a t e d . A b s c e s s , u l c e r s , s k i n d i s e a s e s , a n d o t h e r d i s e a s e s o f t h i s c l a s s t o g e t h e r t o t r e a t e d . O t h e r d i s e a s e s o f t h e s t o m a c h a n d i n t e s t i n e s t o t r e a t e d .
6.27 4.72
1 8 . 2 4
2 . 1 1
Returns for Jails furnished do not exhibit the sex of prisoners treated.
6 . 3 9 6.64 23.09 3.66
4.90 6.09 14.53 2.99
3 . 9 8
2 . 7 8 26.79 2.99
7.95 1.89 20.89 2.36
6.80 2.00 25.96 2.94
6.60 4.92 13.79 2.27
7. 51 3.68 17.84 1.93
6. 21 4.69 16.34 2.61
5 . 8 9 3.71 23.41 2.83
2 . 5 9 3.05 10.91
6 . 1 4
Returns for Police furnished do not exhibit the castes of patients treated.
4 . 8 2
2 . 9 6
1 3 . 4 0
5 . 7 1
2 . 3 5
1 . 8 8 12.19 3.40
1 . 7 9
1 . 5 5 20.58 3.55
2 . 3 1 1.58 12.81 2.70
3 . 4 5 2.16 11.73 3.25
2.36 2.28 9 . 5 5
2.58
4.52 3.22 10.59 4.04
2.41
2 . 2 6 11.22 3.80
3 . 4 8 2.39 15.22 4.29
3 . 1 7
5 . 6 4 14.69 2.74
Returns for Civil hospitals furnished do not exhibit the number of children
t r e a t e d .
3 . 5 7 5.30 16.96 7.86
5 . 6 1
5 . 6 4 15.12 3.22
4.89 3.29 15.97 3.55
2.08
2 . 6 0
1 9 . 3 0
2 . 9 3
1.61 2.65 23.61 2.84
4.66 3.44 15.56 3.13
4.91 2.88 20.92 3.63
3 . 6 2
4 . 9 2
1 5 . 6 0
2 . 9 0
3 . 6 5 4.36 18.04 5.92
3 . 4 3 2.03 23.55 16.66
3 . 0 2 2.34 22.45 17.57
3 . 5 5 1.89 30.55 19.46
2.22
1 . 4 0 29.48 21.20
Percentage of Castes and Sex to treated.
1.63 1.43 37.63 10.49
1 . 6 4 1.47 44.83 9.57
3.87 3.12 21.38 5.97
1872-73 1871-72
3 . 2 3 2.41 24.30 7.91
3 . 3 8 2.13 26.73 15.12
E u r o p e a n s . .
0.72
0.43
2 . 5 9 1.92 28.42 15.92
Native Christians
... 3.84
3.94
3.81 2.53 21.42
1 4 . 9 4
3 . 8 7 2.38 24.29 17.25
M a h o m e d a n s . .
29.16
27.01
3.02 1.91 29.21 16.07
2 . 0 0 1.35 29.42 18.69
Hindoos
...
59.42
62.79
2. 33 1.83 38.11 10.29
2 . 2 9 2.02
4 2 . 4 0
1 0 . 6 2
P a r s e e s . .
3.72
4.01
2. 03 1.90
2 . 5 2
8 . 2 7
2 . 1 2 1.88 27.45 9.03
O t h e r C a s t e s . .
1.45
0.46
2 . 8 1 2.05 29.01
1 2 . 2 7
2 . 6 6
1 . 9 8 32.09
1 3 . 7 4
Males ..
57.58
56.03
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
F e m a l e s . .
17.55
17.87
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
Children
.. 25.02
26.08
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
3 . 0 0 2.19
2 8 . 8 0
1 2 . 3 2
2 . 7 0 2 . 0 4
2 9 . 9 4
1 3 . 7 2
A. WR
IGHT, Surgeon-General, Indian Medical Department.
14MD
100
INDEX TO PRELIMINARY REMARKS .
Subjects.
Para.
Additional means for alleviating disease provided
during the year
...
..
...
...
1
Abstetric wards at the European General Hos-
p i t a l
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . . . . . . . .
2
New wings at the Colaba Lunatic Asylum
. . .
3
Small Hospital at Alibagh
...
... ...
4
New Dispensary at Balsar
...
...
...
5
Grant-in-aid Dispensary at Panwell, opened
1873 ...
...
...
...
...
. . .
6
Establishment of a Charitable Dispensary at
Bassein...
...
...
...
...
. . .
7
Establishment of a Charitable Dispensary at
Kelvi-Mahim ...
...
...
...
...
8
Sanction to a Grant-in-aid Dispensary at Sida-
pore ... ... ...
. . . . . .
. . .
9
Repairs carried out
...
...
...
...
10
European General Hospital, the improvements
effected in, and in progress ...
...
...
11
Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy Hospital, various im-
provements completed and in progress in ...
12
Cowasjee Jehangeer Ophthalmic Hospital, re-
pairs to the roof destroyed by storm.
...
13
Lunatic Asylum, Colaba, general improvements
to ...
...
...
...
...
...
14
Goculdass Tejpall Hospital, progress of
. . .
15
Erection of Dispensary at Mhar...
...
. . .
"
Charitable Dispensaries—towns where dispen-
saries should be built instead of houses
rented ...
...
...
...
...
...
16
Dispensary at Roha Ashtumi, contemplated
erection of ... ... . . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
17
Institutions under consideration
.. ...
18
Classification of Medical Institutions under review.
19
101
Subject.
Para.
Lunatic Asylum, Officers holding charge in,
during the year, and remarks on the Annual
Report of
...
...
...
...
. . .
1
Attempts at classification
...
...
...
2
Remarks on sleeping accommodation in new
wing ...
... ... ...
...
...
3
Native Statistics ... ...
...
...
...
4
Shewing additional accommodation for males ...
5
Annual number of inmates for several years ...
6
Character for overcrowding
...
...
. . .
7
Present arrangements and general state under consideration ... ... ... ... ...
consideration ...
...
...
...
. . .
8
Causes of deaths ...
...
...
...
. . .
9
Deaths according to residence, deaths and re-
coveries according to age
...
...
. . .
1 0
Causes of insanity in native admissions
. . .
11
Bodily diseases of natives
...
...
. . .
12
Europeans, remarks on, by the Superintendent...
13
Reserved accommodation for insane Soldiers...
14
Abstract of for the year ...
...
...
. . .
15
Statistics for 13 years ...
...
...
. . .
16
Notes on the accommodation for Military in-
sane ...
...
...
...
...
. . .
17
Causes of insanity on admission of Europeans ...
18
Escapes from the Asylum
...
... ...
19
Occupation of new wings ... ... ...
20
Finance tables, the Superintendent's remarks ...
21
Civil Hospitals.
Designations
...
...
...
...
. . .
1
Annual Report of the three Presidency Hospi-
tals, 1872-73 ...
...
...
...
. . .
2
Small-pox, relating to increase of and deaths
from ... ... ... ... ...
...
3 and 4
Daily number of sick and admission of dying
paupers ... ... ... ... ...
...
5
Number for which stores required, includes the
Ophthalmic Hospital ... ... ... ...
6
102
Subject.
Para.
Obstetric Ward.
Results ...
...
...
...
...
...
7
Remarks on Labors
...
... ...
. .
8
Cowasjee Jehangeer Ophthalmic Hospital, Re-
turns of
. . .
...
...
...
. . .
9
Byculla Schools.
Hospital, Abstract of Diseases in..
...
...
1 0
Leprosy Case
...
...
. . . ...
...
11
Presidency Surgeons.
Their statements ...
...
. . . ...
. . .
1 2
1st District
...
...
. . ...
. . .
13
2nd District
...
...
. . . ...
...
14
3rd District
. . .
..
. . . ...
. . .
15
Elphinstone College, remarks on sick students,
no records of ...
...
. . . ...
. . .
16
Tanna Civil Hospital.
Percentage of deaths
...
. . .
...
. . .
17
Abstract of Diseases
...
...
...
...
1 8
Surat Civil Hospital.
Number of treated in ...
...
...
...
1 9
General and other Diseases
...
...
...
20
Karwar Civil Hospital.
Heavy rainfall and number of treated ...
. . .
21
General and other Diseases
...
...
...
22
Ratnagiri Civil Hospital.
A d m i s s i o n i n . . .
. . .
. . .
...
. . .
23
General and other Diseases
. . .
...
. . .
24
Subject.
Para.
Sawantwari Civil Hospital.
Number treated in
...
...
...
. . .
25
General and other Diseases
...
...
. . .
2 6
Vengorla, Dapuli, and Alibagh Hospitals
...
27
Broach Civil Hospital.
Number of Officers who have held charge dur-
ing the year ...
...
...
...
. . .
28
Mortality in
...
...
...
...
...
28
Do. number treated
...
...
. . .
29
Aden Civil Hospital.
Want of records of statements arranged
...
30
The European General Hospital. Annual report of the Surgeon to
the European General Hospital for the year 1872-73.
Subject.
Para.
Numbers treated and percentages of death to
treated ...
...
...
...
...
...
1
Order of mortality in certain diseases ... ...
2
Table showing months of great mortality
...
3
Comparing disease of present year with that of
previous year ...
...
...
...
. . .
4
Observations on Dengue...
...
...
. . .
5
Do. on a new type of simple continued
Fever ...
...
...
...
...
...
6
Less admitted suffering from Ague ...
. . .
7
Remarks on other Fevers and on Cholera
...
8
Fatal cases of Encephalitis, Paraplegia, and
Tetanus ... ... ... ...
...
9
Diseases of the Circulatory System
...
...
10
Fatal case of Hœmatemesis. ...
..
. . .
11
Observations on Diseases of the Intestines ...
12
Observations on prevalence of bowel disease,
Sonapore drain probable cause of ...
. . .
13
On fatal case of intussusceptio ...
...
...
14
On fatal cases of Hepatic abscess
...
...
15
Bright's disease, number admitted with ...
16
Gynœcial disease... ...
... ... ...
17
Cases treated from poisoning by alcohol ...
18
104
Subjects.
Para.
Remarks on injuries treated
...
...
...
19
Observations on surgical cases ... ... ...
20
Remarks on the new Obstetric Ward and ac-
commodation of Warrant Officers ...
...
21
Annual Report by the Acting First Physician of the Jamsetjee
Jeejeebhoy Hospital.
Subject.
Para.
Table showing numbers treated and percentages
of deaths to treated ...
...
...
•••
1
Increased demand for admission to, inability to
accommodate all the applicants
...
...
2
Showing the diseases causing the highest rates
of mortality ...
...
...
...
...
3
Designations of diseases, of which the greatest
number prevailed, the mortality in, and ob-
servations on ...
...
...
...
. . .
4
Fatal cases of Hydrophobia and treatment for...
5
Cases of Tetanus and treatment
...
...
6
Examples of treatment of, " Progressive Muscu-
lar Atrophy" illustrated by photographs ...
7
Dying state of patients, on admittance, causing
a high rate of mortality in the Hospital
...
8
General condition of the Hospital
... ...
9
Improvements required in it
...
...
...
10
Inferior accommodation allotted to the Resident
House Surgeon
. . .
•••
•••
...
11
Unsuitability of present dead-house ...
...
12
Desirability of a better-paid and more efficient
Purveyor or Steward ...
•••
•••
•••
13
Proposition for Medical Registrar
...
...
13a
Report on poisoning cases drawn up by Ho-
norary Assistant Surgeon Anderson, House
Surgeon, Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy Hospital
...
,,
Table of numbers of cases of poisoning treated..
Effects of different poisons on persons admitted,
treatment of ...
...
...
... ...
14 to 24
105
Subject.
Para.
Surgical Report of the year by the Senior Sur-
geon.
Abstract of Surgical Cases...
...
...
25
Remarks on the Surgical Ward...
...
...
26
Decrease of admissions for Traumatic Tetanus...
27
Detailed list of operations as shown in tables ...
28
Detailed list of Surgical Cases treated, in out-
door patients ...
...
...
...
...
29
Jail Hospitals.
Subject.
Para.
Her Majesty's Common Jail.
Report of European and Native Sick ...
...
1
House of Correction.
Number of sick treated ...
...
..
...
2
Surat Jail.
Number admitted, treated, and discharged
...
3
Tanna Jai l .
Number of prisoners in, increase of sick from
Guineaworm ...
...
...
...
...
4
Civil Surgeon's remarks on the increase of mor-
tality in Jail ...
...
...
...
...
5
Remarks on Guineaworm
...
...
...
6
karwar Jail.
Number of sick treated and remarks on the
mortality in the Jail ...
... ...
...
7
Erection of new Jail
. . . . . . . . .
...
8
Ratnagiri Jail.
Admissions treated for diseases...
...
...
9
Aden Jail.
Report of the nature of the diseases of the pri-
soners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...
10
106
Subject.
Para.
Sawantwari Jail.
Report of the sick treated in ...
...
11
Alibagh Jail.
Only " Short-time sentenced " prisoners are ad-
mitted here
...
...
. . .
12
Police Hospitals.
Subject.
Para.
Tanna Police Corps.
District Dispensaries where Police detachment
sick are treated as in-door or out-patients ...
1
Alibagh
do.
...
2
District Dispensaries where Police detatchment
sick are treated as in-door or out-patients ...
3
Ratnagiri
do.
...
4
Do.
do....
5
Surat
do.
...
6
Do.
do.
...
7
Karwar
do.
8
Do.
do.
9
Broach
do.
1 0
Do.
do.
1 1
Sawantwari
do.
...
12
General remarks...
...
...
...
13
Aden Dispensary where Police Detachment
sick are treated as in-door or out-patients .
14
Dispensary In-patients.
Subject.
Para.
Decription of the patients admitted ...
. .
1
Results of the practice...
2
Charitable Dispensaries receiving in-door sick...
3
Alibagh, remarks on cases... ...
4
Bhondi, remarks on Cases...
...
5
Bassein
do.
do.
...
...
...
6
Bardoli
do.
do.
...
...
7
Balsar
do.
do.
...
...
8
Elao
do.
do.
... ...
...
9