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APPENDICES.
Deaths during the year 1895—continued.
No.
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Name.
Nga Shwe Sai ...
U Ayendama ...
We Chaung ...
Yan Karoo ...
Nga Palaing ...
Lah Khan
...
Nga An Gyi ...
Ko Yoe ...
Nga Yo ...
Nga Kali ...
Nga Hmu
...
Nga Tan
...
Date of admis-
sion into the
asylum.
State of
health.
26th January
1886.
13th July 1894
28th March
1885.
3rd April 1895
3rd July 1895
8th July 1895
13th January
1895.
15th Decem-
ber 1884.
20th Decem-
ber 1894.
1st December
1894.
15th August
1895.
5th September
1895.
Fair ...
Indifferent
Fair ...
Bad
...
Bad
...
Bad
...
Bad
...
Bad
...
Bad
...
Bad
...
Bad
...
Bad
...
Date of last
admission in-
to hospital.
29th October
1895.
7th March 1895
13th April 1895
3rd April 1895
7th July 1895
11th July 1895
15th August
1895.
9th
August
1895.
23rd May 1895
27th August
1895.
15th August
1895.
5th September
1895.
Age at
death.
Years.
46
51
41
25
48
40
43
35
35
30
34
30
Date of death.
2nd April 1895
11th May 1895
26th June 1895
5th July 1895
7th July 1895
4th
August
1895.
16th August
1895.
16th August
1895.
20th August
1895.
6th September
1895.
8th September
1895.
9th September
1895.
Cause of death.
Beri-beri ...
Tubercle ...
Hepatic abscess
Debility ...
Rupture of spleen
Fatty degener-
ation of muscu-
lar substance of
heart.
Pneumonia ...
Mælena ...
Beri-beri ...
Tubercle ...
Chronic dysen-
tery.
Chronic diar-
rhœa.
Remarks.
Body emaciated; small quantity of fluid in the pericardium, and large quan-
tity of serous fluid in the pleural cavity; brain soft.
Brain soft and substance adherent to skull; serous fluid in the subdural
space; in excess also in the lateral ventricles; a large cavity in the right
lung contained caseous deposits.
Extensive general oedema of body and extremities ; large quantity of fluid in
the abdominal cavity ; a huge abscess occupied the right lobe of the liver;
the substance of the liver was completely destroyed ; brain soft, ventricles
contained fluid in excess.
Body emaciated; heart flabby ; brain substance soft and the ventricles con-
tained serous fluid.
A rent about 2 inches long in centre of spleen; bladder contused. This
death was caused from a fellow lunatic violently throwing deceased on the
ground, jumping on him and digging his feet into the deceased's abdomen.
Congestion of the lungs ; heart large, flabby and fatty, muscular tissue de-
generated ; arch of aorta atheromatous ; deposits of fibrinous beads found in
aortic valves ; liver enlarged ; spleen enlarged; brain anaemic and soft.
The right lung was congested and firmly adherent to the chest; heart
large and fatty; brain soft, some fluid in the ventricles.
Both lungs were found collapsed and anæmic; heart flabby, large and soft;
liver large and anaemic, superficial ulcers here and there; brain soft and
anæmic ; the intestines slate colour throughout, were held together by means
of fibrinous bands of adhesion to the mesenteric membrane.
Sixty ounces of fluid in the peritoneal cavity, 27 ounces in pleural, and 2
ounces in pericardium and excess in the lateral ventricles of the brain ;
viscera atrophied.
Body extremely emaciated ; a cavity in the apex of right lung with tubercular
deposits ; the middle lobe contains several small cavities ; the left lung also
contained several tubercular deposits; heart flabby ; brain substance soft.
There was fluid in the thoracic cavity and pericardium; both lungs consoli-
dated ; the brain substance soft. There were numerous ulcers, size of 2-
anna pieces, both in large and small intestines, mostly in the rectum.
Body extremely emaciated; both lungs congested ; heart flabby; brain sub-
stance soft; ventricles contain a quantity of fluid ; patches of congestion in
the small intestines.