xii.
APPENDICES.
Deaths during the year 1893—concluded.
No.
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
Name.
Nga Nwe ... ...
La Bo ... ...
Sunni ... ...
Nga Tha Htoo ... ...
Mawa Deen ... ...
Nga Tun Byew ... ...
Karawaroo ... ...
Nga Tun Gyaw ... ...
Nga Tha San ... ...
H. J. R.
...
...
Vitalingam ... ...
Nga Shwe Hmi ... ...
Nga Po Ya
... ...
Mah Shwe Mai ... ...
Gyeetor
... ...
Nanamiyah ... ...
Nga Zon ... ...
Mah Hta ... ...
Ah Kang
...
...
Date of admission into
Asylum.
5th September 1891 ...
12th November 1890 ...
4th August 1890 ...
25th October 1890 ...
12th June 1891 ...
2nd March 1885 ...
15th September 1889 ...
12th October 1889 ...
13th June 1892 ...
19th July 1891 ...
3rd June 1893 ...
1st April 1887 ...
1st August 1892 ...
6th August 1893 ...
2nd June 1884 ...
13th July 1893 ...
8th March 1887 ...
10th May 1893 ...
13th January 1891 ...
State of health.
Good ...
Fair ...
Bad ...
Fair ...
Bad ...
Good
...
Bad ...
do
Poor ...
Bad ...
do
Good
...
Poor ...
Very Bad.
Bad ...
do ...
Fair ...
Very Bad.
Bad ...
Date of last admission
into hospital.
24th April 1893 ...
22nd June 1893 ...
9th June 1893 ...
13th June 1893 ...
21st March 1893 ...
7th June 1893 ...
17th June 1893 ...
10th June 1893 ...
11th August 1892 ...
30th July 1893 ...
3rd June 1893 ...
6th May 1893 ...
21st April 1893 ...
6th August 1893 ...
6th August 1893 ...
13th July 1893 ...
20th July 1893 ...
14th October 1893 ...
26th August 1893 ...
Age at death.
25
32
33
42
30
47
41
31
40
37
30
46
21
52
60
30
40
37
41
Date of death.
20th June 1893 ...
29th June 1893 ...
10th July 1893 ...
11th July 1893 ...
13th July 1893 ...
15th July 1893 ...
22nd July 1893 ...
23rd July 1893 ...
5th August 1893 ...
6th August 1893 ...
7th August 1893 ...
13th August 1893 ...
16th August 1893 ...
19th August 1893 ...
29th August 1893
...
1st October 1893
...
1st October 1893 ...
17th October 1893 ...
21st December 1893 ...
Cause of death.
Dysentery ...
Dysentery ...
Dysentery ...
Diarrhœa ...
Phthisis ...
Phthisis and pleurisy ...
Phthisis ...
Phthisis ...
Phthisis ...
General paralysis ...
General debility ...
Cirrhosis of liver ...
Phthisis ...
General debility ...
Phthisis ...
General debility ...
Phthisis ...
Diarrhœa ...
Dysentery and tuberculosis.
Remarks.
Ulcerations of the large intestine.
Ulcerations of the large intestine.
No post mortem owing to objection of friends.
Ulcerations of the large intestine.
Tubercular deposits in both lungs ; cavities in the upper lobe of the
left lung.
Fluid in the left thoracic cavity. Heart displaced to the right.
The right lung was consolidated and contained small cavities.
The left iung was airless and solid.
Tubercular deposits in both lungs.
Atrophy of all internal organs. Both lungs were infiltrated with
tubercular deposits and contained cavities.
Tubercular deposits in both lungs. Cavities in the right lung.
Softening of brain ; congestion of the membranes and substance of
the brain ; serous effusion into the cavity of arachnoid.
Atrophy of all organs.
Extremities œdematous and right lung enlarged and œdematous,
serous fluid escaping on section. Liver small and cirrhotic.
About 45 ounces of serous fluid in the peritoneal cavity.
Extreme emaciation. The left lung was firmly adherent to the chest
wall posteriorly and infiltrated with tubercular deposits ; its upper
lobe contained several small cavities.
Extreme emaciation; atrophy of internal organs, caries of the right
metatarsal bones.
Both lungs infiltrated with tubercles.
No post mortem owing to objection of relatives.
Tubercular deposits in both lungs; softening of the left half of the
brain.
Extreme emaciation ; congestion of liver and kidneys ; atrophy of the
spleen.
Firm pleuritic adhesions ; bronchial glands enlarged, hard, studded
with caseous deposits, one containing a small abscess; pericardial
cavity obliterated; surface of heart covered by dense layer of orga-
niedz lymph, in which innumerable small tubercular deposits were
embedded ; large intestine generally congested and ulcerated, the
lower portion showing five large patches of ulceration.