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22,276 Prescriptions were dispensed.

The Maternity Department:-This Block, accommodating about 20 beds, the majority of which are at the disposal of the Professor of Obstetrics, University of Hong Kong, is mainly for the use of Asiatic women.

There are a few private rooms for treatment of better class Chinese, Japanese and Portuguese patients, Europeans being sent to Victoria hospital, except under special circumstances.

Admissions:-

1st class 2nd class 3rd class Total British 4 Portuguese 4 Japanese 25 Indians 25 Chinese 628 Still Births 32 Miscarriages 11 False labour Pains 61 Deaths (maternal) 7 Deaths (infantile) 7 Twins 4 No. of Patients X-rayed 686

10. X-RAY DEPARTMENT.

Films exposed 2087 Screened Only 1980

TREATMENTS.

Number of Patients. Deep Therapy 4 Diathermy 59 Ultra Violet Light 33 Faradism 42 Galvanism 42 Kromeyer Lamp 30 Fees earned $3,829.50

This Department was under control of Dr. C. W. McKenny up to the time of his departure from the Colony September, 1927. The New X-ray plant and accessories, the Diathermy machine, the Ultra Violet Lamp, Kromeyer Lamp were installed in April. At once the Department became very busy-not only in the taking of ray pictures, but also in the demand for treatment both by private and hospital patients.

The work has lapsed considerably since Dr. McKenny left but it is still kept on by the efforts of Mr. Murray, Acting Radiographer.

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M(1)11 22,276 Prescriptions were dispensed. The Maternity Department:-This Block, accommodating about 20 beds, the majority of which are at the disposal of the Professor of Obstetrics, University of Hong Kong, is mainly for the use of Asiatic women. There are a few private rooms for treatment of better class Chinese, Japanese and Portuguese patients, Europeans being sent to Victoria hospital, except under special circumstances. Admissions:- 1st class 2nd class 3rd class Total British 4 Portuguese 4 Japanese 25 Indians 25 Chinese 628 Still Births 32 Miscarriages 11 False labour Pains 61 Deaths (maternal) 7 Deaths (infantile) 7 Twins 4 No. of Patients X-rayed 686 10. X-RAY DEPARTMENT. Films exposed 2087 Screened Only 1980 TREATMENTS. Number of Patients. Deep Therapy 4 Diathermy 59 Ultra Violet Light 33 Faradism 42 Galvanism 42 Kromeyer Lamp 30 Fees earned $3,829.50 This Department was under control of Dr. C. W. McKenny up to the time of his departure from the Colony September, 1927. The New X-ray plant and accessories, the Diathermy machine, the Ultra Violet Lamp, Kromeyer Lamp were installed in April. At once the Department became very busy-not only in the taking of ray pictures, but also in the demand for treatment both by private and hospital patients. The work has lapsed considerably since Dr. McKenny left but it is still kept on by the efforts of Mr. Murray, Acting Radiographer.
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M (1) 11 22,276 Prescriptions were dispensed. The Maternity Department:-This Block, accommodating about 20 beds, the majority of which are at the disposal of the Professor of Obstetrics, University, of Hong Kong, is mainly for the use of Asiatic women. There are a few private rooms for treatment of better class Chinese, Japanese and Portuguese patients, Europeans being sent to Victoria hospital, except under special circumstances. Admissions:- 1st class 2nd class 3rd class British Portuguese Japanese Indians Chinese Still Births Miscarriages False labour Pains Deaths (maternal) Deaths (infantile) Twins No. of Patients X-rayed 10. X-RAY DEPARTMENT. į Films exposed 686 4 20 662 4 4 25 25 628 32 11 61 7 7 4 Screened Only 1980 2087 67 TREATMENTS. Number of Patients. Deep Therapy 4 Diathermy Ultra Violet Light Faradism 59 33 42 Galvanism Kromeyer Lamp 42 30 Fees earned $3,829.50 This Department was under control of Dr. C. W. McKenny up to the time of his departure from the Colony September, 1927. The New X-ray plant and accessories, the Diathermy machine, the Ultra Violet Lamp, Kromeyer Lamp were installed in April. At once the Department became very busy-not only in the taking of ray pictures, but also in the demand for treat- ment both by private and hospital patients. The work has lapsed considerably since Dr. McKenny left but it is still kept on by the efforts of Mr. Murray, Acting Radiographer.
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M (1) 11

22,276 Prescriptions were dispensed.

The Maternity Department:-This Block, accommodating about 20 beds, the majority of which are at the disposal of the Professor of Obstetrics, University, of Hong Kong, is mainly for the use of Asiatic women.

There are a few private rooms for treatment of better class Chinese, Japanese and Portuguese patients, Europeans being sent to Victoria hospital, except under special circumstances.

Admissions:-

1st class

2nd class

3rd class

British Portuguese

Japanese

Indians

Chinese

Still Births

Miscarriages

False labour Pains

Deaths (maternal) Deaths (infantile)

Twins

No. of Patients

X-rayed

10. X-RAY DEPARTMENT.

į Films exposed

686

4

20

662

4

4

25

25

628

32

11

61

7

7

4

Screened Only

1980

2087

67

TREATMENTS.

Number of Patients.

Deep Therapy

4

Diathermy

Ultra Violet Light

Faradism

59

33

42

Galvanism

Kromeyer Lamp

42

30

Fees earned

$3,829.50

This Department was under control of Dr. C. W. McKenny up to the time of his departure from the Colony September, 1927. The New X-ray plant and accessories, the Diathermy machine, the Ultra Violet Lamp, Kromeyer Lamp were installed in April. At once the Department became very busy-not only in the taking of ray pictures, but also in the demand for treat- ment both by private and hospital patients.

The work has lapsed considerably since Dr. McKenny left but it is still kept on by the efforts of Mr. Murray, Acting Radiographer.

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