539289-1905-Report-on-the-Health-and-Sanitary-Condition-of-the-Colony-of-Hongkong-for-1904 — Page 8

THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 10TH MARCH, 1905.

Return of Admissions and Deaths in Hongkong

at the Tung Wah Hospital, 1904.

General Diseases.

Admissions.

Deaths.

Small-pox,

6

Diphtheria,

2

1

Typhoid Fever,

1

Measles,

1

Cholera,

19

14

Dysentery,

32

15

Plague,.

137

61

Malarial Fever,

210

56

Malarial Cachexia,.

2

Beri-beri,

742

329

Erysipelas,

10

Septicæmia,

5

Puerperal Fever,.

2

2

Syphilis,

76

13

Gonorrheal Rheumatism,

2

Leprosy,

7

...

Tuberculosis,

16

10

Tetanus,

8

8

Rheumatism,

21

New Growths, Benign,

5

Malignant,

14

9

Alcoholism,

1

Debility,..

57

22

Disease of the Nervous System,

57

13

Eye,

27

Circulatory System,

37

25

Respiratory

533

325

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Digestive

194

86

Lymphatic

9

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19

Urinary

40

15

13

Generative Organs, Male,

11

...

Organs of Locomotion,

2

Connective Tissue,

66

"

Skin,

128

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Poisoning, Injuries, Midwifery,

1

1

1

181

7

5

Total,

2,667

1,019

L. W. M. KOCH,

Medical Officer.

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