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New Growths.-The following cases of Malignant Disease were under treatment :-
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European, male, aged 38, Sarcoma inguinal glanos.
58, Carcinoma Sigmoid Flexure.
46, Epithelioma, face.
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**
57,
"
,
31
of tongue.
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female,
57,
13
**
male,
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36, Sarcoma of jaw.
52, Carcinoma of bladder.
of scalp.
60,
95
"
""
(internal).
Chinese female
25, Sarcoma.
""
male
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11
39, Epithelioma of scalp.
17
32, Sarcoma of jaw.
**
"
22,
face.
99
19
11
49,
orbit.
11
21
**
62, Epithelioma of penis.
female
male
45, Sarcoma of liver.
47,
"
32.
jaw.
back.
11
**
19
35, Carcinoma of tonsil.
Malay
* Admitted twice and died in hospital.
† Admitted for recurrence.
Fractures and Dislocations.-The following were the principal Fractures and Disloca- tions treated :
Spine,
Thigh,
Leg,
Toes,
Patella,
Ribs, Clavicle,
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Arm, Forearm,
Fingers,
Scapula,
Jaw,
Nasal Bones,
Skull,....
Dislocation of Elbow,
of Hip,
11
of Shoulder,
1, Death 1.
1.
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1.
1
2
4
3
7
4
2
3
1.
1
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13.
11
2
1
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DISEASES GENERAL REMARKS.
Malarial Fever.-There was a slight increase in admissions: 247 as against 239 last year. In addition to cases admitted with this disease 9 cases developed the disease after being in hospital with other ailments.
Febricula.-There has also been an increase in this disease as might be expected with au increase in both malaria and dengue fevers as a small proportion of cases of malaria who having had quinine previous to admission do not show parasites in the blood fall under this heading and there are always a certain number of mild cases of dengue which escape detec- tion more especially if the epidemic is not a severe one.
Dengue Fever.-There has also been an increase in this disease, the numbers being 77– the largest on record since 1903.