APPENDICES.
xiii.
275
434
79
436
408
466
454
Nga Kyin Ya...
Nga Po Thaung
Nga Myit ...
Kishtama ...
Nga Po Aung*
Arokiamary ...
H. S. H.
...
17th May 1897
25th July 1899
25th Novem-
ber 1896.
31st July 1899
3rd May 1899
9th November
1899.
8th September
1899.
Good ...
Fair ...
Good ...
Bad
...
Fair ...
Poor ...
Good ...
26th August
1899.
17th Septem-
ber 1899.
4th August
1899.
31st July 1899
......
10th Novem-
ber 1899.
22nd Novem-
ber 1899.
42
47
68
25
23
35
34
13th Septem-
1899.
2nd October
1899.
14th October
1899.
16th October
1899.
19th October
1899.
13th Novem-
ber 1899.
23rd Novem-
ber 1899.
30, Tubercle ...
326b, Pneumonia
21, Dysentery...
462, Diarrhoea...
118a, Epilepsy...
462, Diarrhœa .
102b, Apoplexy
The patient was dirty in habits and destructive, and admitted into hospital
for bad diarrhœa with fever and œdema of the lower extremities. While
in hospital, he passed about 40 round worms. He gradually lost ground
and died.
Post mortem.—Right
lung 1 lb. 11 oz. Upper lobe infiltrated with miliary
tubercle. Lower lobe œdematous. Lett lung 2 lbs. Infiltrated with miliary
tubercle. Several small cavities in the upper lobe.
Alimentary
canal.—Large intestines. Several small ulcers found and also
considerable ulceration in the caecum. Mucous membrane of the small
intestines somewhat atrophied and showed several round ulcers.
Admitted in fair health. He was restless, destructive, dirty in habits, and
given to wandering about. Admitted into hospital on 17th September for
constant loose motions. This improved under treatment. On the morn-
ing of 30th September he was found lying in the cell in semi-conscious
state accompanied with rise of temperature. He gradually lost ground
and died.
Post mortem.—Right lung 1 lb. 7 oz. Partial consolidation and early stage
of red hepatization at the base and congested at the apex. Left lung 1 lb.
Considerable congestion and partial consolidation towards the base.
Alimentary canal.—Slight patches of congestion in the large intestines and
lower portion of small intestines, but no actual ulceration.
He was troublesome, dirty in habits, restless, and destructive. Admitted
into hospital for diarrhoea and afterwards got dysentery from which he
gradually lost ground and died.
Alimentary canal.—Thickening and ulceration of mucous membrane of large
intestines. Lower portion of small intestines congested in patches, but no
ulceration.
Sent from the General Hospital with a history of having had constant loose,
watery motions. The patient was greatly emaciated and quite prostrated.
He was restless, dirty in habits, refused food and medicines which were
given with great difficulty. Gradually lost ground and died.
Post mortem.— Alimentary canal: atrophy of the mucous membrane of large
and small intestines and patches of congestion in the lower portion of
small intestines and in the large intestines.
Was subject to occasional fits of epilepsy. On the morning of 19th Octo-
ber 1899, at 11-30 a.m., was seized with a violent fit of epilepsy, became
unconscious and died within half an hour.
Post mortem.—Brain 3 lbs. Superficial vessels rather gorged with blood.
The ventricles dilated. The substance of the brain softer than usual.
Sent from the General Hospital with a history of having had diarrhoea. The
patient was greatly emaciated, with oedema of the legs and quite pros-
trated. She was restless, dirty in habits, refused food and medicine
which were given with great difficulty. On the 13th November 1899, at 12
noon, there was a sudden rise of temperature (106.4; and she died of syncope
within four hours.
Post mortem.—Brain 2 lbs. 4 oz. No fluid removed from the cranial cavity.
Superficial vessels rather congested. Lower lobe of left lung highly con-
gested at the base. Mucous membrane of small and large intestines thin
and atrophied with patches of congestion in the lower portion of large in-
testines. About 4 oz of serous fluid in the abdominal cavity.
Admitted for mania. Died of apoplexy. No post mortem; body claimed.
* Not admitted into hospital. Died suddenly with an epileptic fit.
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