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and are generally much emaciated. Chiggers are very numerous, and bed sores
common.
71 of such cases have been admitted.
If we examine the after history of these cases class by class, we find that—
Of 140 A cases
1
88 have improved, and the improvement has been maintained.
16 have relapsed after temporary improvement.
18 continue in the same state.
5 have died.
13 absent at the time of examination, but living.
Of 493 B cases
266 have improved as above.
44 have relapsed.
126 continue in the same state.
41 have died.
13 were absent at time of examination, but living.
Of 431 C cases.
156 have improved.
14 have relapsed.
134 continue in the same state.
116 have died.
11 were absent at time of examination.
Of 71 D cases
7 have improved.
3 have relapsed.
6 continue in the same state.
55 have died.
If the A and B cases are grouped together as early cases, and the C and D cases as late cases, the comparison works out as follows:-
TABLE Showing Present State of Admissions between March 1st-May 31st (second
quarter).
Class of Case on Admission.
Totala.
Prezent State on Novemier 30th, 907.
A.
B.
0.
D.
52
Improved...
7
39
6
...
26
Relapsed, after temporary im
1
21
+
provement.
15
Continue in the same state
3
1
16
33
52
Died
Total quarter's admissions treatod
145
TABLE Showing the Present State of the Admissions between June 1st-August 31st
(third quarter).
Class of Case on Admission.
Totala.
C.
D.
Present State on
November 30th, 1907.
A.
B.
Improved...
16
52
33
2
103
Relapsed after temporary im
1
5
2
1
9
provement.
Continue in the same state
1
19
2
21 5
41
Absent at time of Examination
2
1
16
3
172
Died
Total quarter's admissions treated
TABLE Showing the Present State of the Admissions between September 1st- November 30th (fourth quarter).
Class of Caso on Admission.
Prevent State on
Totals.
November 30th, 1907.
A.
B.
0.
D.
Improved
33
132
111
5
281
Relapsed after temporary im-
3
2
5
provement.
Continue in the same s'ate
11
85
106
6
208
8
30
30
68
Died
Absent at time of examination
11
12
11
31
596
The following four tables show the present condition of patients admitted during the four different quarters of the year, and the fifth is a comparison of the other four.
TABLE Showing the Present State of the Admissions between December 1st and February 28th (first quarter).
Total quarter's admissions treated
TABLE Comparing the Present State of Patients Admitted During the Different
Present state on November 30th, 1907.
Early cases.
Late cases.
Per cent.
Improved
56
Relapsed after temporary im-
9
Per cent.
32.5 3.5
provement.
Continue in the same state
23
28
Died
8
Absent at the time of examina-
tion.
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Quarters of the Year.
Admissions during the→
Present State on November 30th, 1907.
First Quarter. Second Quarter. Third Quarter. Fourth Quarter.
13
22
Per cent.
Per coLt.
Per cent.
Per cent.
37
37
36
59
47
Improved
20
Relapsed after temporary improvement
16
18
5
1
84
Continue in the same state
9
10
24
35
38
36
10
11
Died
6
Alive but absent at the time of examination.
Class of Case on Admission,
Present State on
Totals.
November 3th, 1907,
A.
B.
C.
D.
Improved
32
43
Relapsed after temporary im-
14
18
003
provement.
Continue in the same state
3
11
Died
5
18
Total quarter's almissions treated
11 19
6
5
1042 60 200
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