APPENDICES.
xiii.
23
24
25
26
27
Karosonasoo ...
Hassan ...
Malimah ...
Shaik Hup ...
Unknown; Bur-
man.
24th February
1898.
5th March
1890.
15th Decem-
ber 1890.
29th March
1898.
18th April
1898.
Bad ...
Good ...
Fair ...
Bad ...
Bad
...
11th
March
1898.
10th Septem-
ber 1897.
7th February
1898.
1st July 1898
9th May 1898
35
40
42
45
55
17th June
1898.
6th July 1898
19th July 1898
26th July 1898
14th August
1898.
Mania ...
Tubercle ...
Debility ...
Mania ...
Debility ...
ventricles. There were several small patches of old-standing congestion
seen in large intestines, but no actual ulceration.
He was very restless, dirty, troublesome, and destructive, and had to be fed,
&c., through nose.
Post mortem.—Greatly
emaciated.
Brain substance pale, soft and pulpy ;
superficial vessels well marked; cavities dilated ; no serous fluid contained
in ventricles. Both lungs were free, but slightly congested.
Admitted with tubercular disease of skin in and near the left groin; this
spread over the scrotum and up to the umbilicus. He had also later on
slimy diarrhœa.
Post mortem.—Brain 2 lbs. 10 oz.; superficial vessels rather gorged with
blood ; substance pale and anæmic ; about 2 oz. of serous fluid contained
in ventricles. All the organs were atrophied ; several patches of old-stand-
ing congestion in large intestine and one small superficial ulcer in small
intestine. The lower half of the abdominal wall and the whole of the
scrotum were extensively diseased and had many sinuses.
This woman was on several occasions in hospital and in the convalescent
gang. She was a dirty and troublesome patient; food and medicines could
only be given with difficulty at times. She sank gradually and died from
emaciation, the result of atrophy of all absorbent surfaces.
Post mortem.—Brain 1 lb. 14 oz.; substance pale; cavities dilated; large
amount of fluid removed from the base of brain. All the organs were much
atrophied. Mucous membrane of small and large intestines thin and atro-
phied ; patches of old-standing congestion seen in the colon and rectum, but
no actual ulceration.
Admitted to hospital on arrival in very bad health ; was dirty in habits,
noisy, destructive, and restless; at times refused his food. He had now
and again attacks of loose slimy motions. He gradually sank and died
from exhaustion, the result of mania.
Post mortem.— Brain 2 lbs. 8 oz.; superficial vessels rather gorged with
blood ; substance pale; cavities dilated; about 2 drachms of serous fluid
contained in the ventricles and also a large quantity of fluid removed from
the base of brain. All the organs much atrophied. Alimentary canal:
patches of old-standing congestion all over the large and small intestines.
This was a wretchedly emaciated old man. He was a dirty, troublesome
patient; suffered from no definite disease, but had a weak heart and ten-
dency to diarrhœa. He gradually sank and died from old age as much
as anything else.
Post mortem.—Brain 2 lbs. 5 oz ; substance pale, pulpy and adherent to the
duramater ; superficial vessels rather gorged with blood ; ventricles dilated
and contained 3 drachms of serous fluid. A large quantity of fluid removed
from the base of brain. Ali the organs and mucous membrane of the
alimentary canal much atrophied.