M (1) 17-
The maternal deaths were due to:--
Nephritis,...
Beri-beri,...
The infant's deaths were due to:--
Prematurity...
Atelectasis,
+n
3
1
7
4
The Lunatic Asylum :-The Medical Officers of the Civil Hospital also were in charge of the Asylum:-Some comparative statistics may be of interest:-
1924
1923 1922
Admissions
367
309
235
Brought in by Police...
144
165
117
Sent to John G. Kerr Hospital, Canton ... 183
131
84
Seven deaths occurred which were due respectively to syphilis, meningitis, peritonitis, dysentery uraemia, phthisis, and pneumonia.
Table I.
Nationality and Sex of Patients treated in 1924.
Nationality. Remaining at end of 1923. Admitted. Total number treated. Discharged. Died. Remaining at end of 1924. British M. 2 F. 2 M. 22 F. 21 M. 24 F. 23 M. 20 F. 20 M. 2 F. 1 M. 2 F. 2 Canadian M. 1 M. 1 M. 1 Indians M. 2 M. 2 M. 2 Eurasian.... M. 0 F. 0 M. 2 F. 2 M. 2 F. 2 M. 2 F. 2 M. 0 F. 0 German M. 1 M. 1 M. 1 Italian Swedish Portuguese.. M. 0 F. 0 M. 103 F. 104 M. 103 F. 104 M. 102 F. 102 M. 1 F. 2 M. 0 F. 0 Dutch.. Russian Chinese M. 211 F. 104 M. 243 F. 105 M. 454 F. 209 M. 238 F. 102 M. 5 F. 2 M. 211 F. 105 Japanese M. 1 M. 1 M. 1 Total M. 216 F. 108 M. 376 F. 235 M. 592 F. 343 M. 367 F. 229 M. 10 F. 5 M. 215 F. 109