415
Table VII. Showing admissions and deaths in the Maternity Hospital. Table VIII. Showing varieties of malarial fever met with during the year. The following table gives the number and class of patients admitted during the past ten years:
1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903
YEAR.
Police,
Paying Patients,...]
505 466
491
588 529 488 692
920 987 938 759
198 632 603 741 764
891
830
931
777
Govt. Servants,
168
203
269
227
186
208
266
339
460
319
Police cases,
272
319
244 299
BOG
306
847
348
300
276
Free.
127
668
778
742
785 739 569
466 454 646
Board of Trade,
100
129
87
45
65
25
37
28
25
17
Total...
1,963 | 2,283 · 2,598 |2,445|2,571 2,734 3,030 | 2,948 3,108 |2,794 i
This shows as compared with last year a decrease in the number of patients admitted under all headings except "Free."
The admissions and deaths for the last ten years are as follow:--
Yerus.
Admissions.
Deaths.
1894,
..1,967
101
1895.
.2.283
114
1896,
.2,598
143
1897,
.2,445
119
1898,
..2.571
138
1899,
.2,734
114
1900,
.3,030
155
1901,
.2.948
153
1902,
...3,108
140
1903,
.2,794
142
The rate of mortality for the year was 5.08 per cent. as against 4.5 in 1902. The average daily number of sick was 99.09 as against 111.38 in 1902.
Women and Children.-The number admitted was 295 as against 357 in 1902, and 281 in 1901. The death-rate was 10.5 per cent. ·
NATIONALITY.
Europeans.-802 were admitted as against 956 in 1902. Indians.-748 were admitted as compared with 834.
Asiaties (Chinese and Japanese).-1,244 were admitted as against 1,315 in 1902, and 1,098 in 1901.
There were 6 Officers of the Garrison under treatment as against 4 in 1902. As we take in most of the cases this speaks well for the health of the Troops as far as Officers are concerned.
DISEASES.
The following diseases caused the greatest number of admissions :--
Fevers:-
Dengue,
Malarial,
.123 cases. .346
Febricula,
96
Typhoid,
28 21
Venereal Diseases,...
.166
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Diseases of Respiratory System,
.194
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Disenses of Digestive System,
.252
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Dysentery,
50
71
Beri-beri,
36
Influenza,
53
Rheumatism, Injuries,
..100
.442
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