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REPORT
OF TH b;
BOARD
OF Al), NIINISTR., \ToI\', S
InF'rrt l;
HOSPITAL,
CHARITY
Tu T iiF
ASSEMBLY
GENERAL
tIF
ý-I'ATE
OF
NEW
.
1. W.
HYArr
STATIONERY
TI l1?
LOUISIANA.
ORLEANS:
MANUFACTURING
1892.
CovP'Y,
1,1 1), 71, l'A)I1'
REPORT
OF THE
BOARD
OF ADMINISTRATORS
OF TI-IH:
CHARITY
HOSPITAL,
TO THE
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE
LOUISIANA.
OF
.ý1891ý
NEW
A.
W.
HTATT
STATIONERY
ORLEANS:
31ANIIFACTURINO
Jý
('ON P'1',
Iil'l/
iS CAMI'
BT. --(ýQ[il.
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS.
Marble Tablet in Main Hall of Hospital
..........................................
Board of Administrators
.................................................................
Finance
Committee
........................................................................
House Committee
...........................................................................
Examining
Committee
...................................................................
Hospital
Officers
.............................................................................
Attorney
Resident .........................................................................................
Students
.........................................................................
Visiting
Slll"geoIIs
...............................................................
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
...........
Visiting
I'll ysicians
........................................................................
Visiting
Oculists
Visiting
Aurists, ............................................................................
Rhinologists
and Lary ngologists ...........................
Visiting
Dermatologists
..................................................................
Visiting
Dentist
Memorial
page ..............................................................................
Annual
Report ...............................................................................
of the Board of Administrators..............................
Report of the Secretary and Treasurer
............................................
Report of the House ('ommittee
.....................................................
Report of the Clinic
Building
Committee
.......................................
Report of the Finance Committee
...................................................
Annual
Statement
of Receipts and Disbursements
..........................
Comparative
Statement
of Disbursements
.......................................
Balance Sheet
.................................................................................
Certificate
Books
of Committee
on the Treasurer's
.........
................. Building
Legacies, Appropriations
to Ambulance
and Donations
Fund
...................
... ............. ... ................................................
Property
of the Hospital
................................................................
Donations
Aclaowledged
by Sister Agnes
......................................
Annual
Report of the House Stu"geon
.............................................
Report of the Yhatologist
................................................................
Dental ('Iinie
Report of tllc ..................................................................................
AnlbulaIi"e
Service
Record of the Out-Door
Departnlent..... .............................................
...............................................
List of \lore Diportolit
Surgical
Operations
...................................
Number of Cases Attended
in Amphitheatre
..................................
Sunun: u"y of Obstetric Cases........................................................
Dlonthly
Statement
_...................................................
Comparative
Tableatl ...................
.......................................................
...............
Table of Ages of Deceased
Patients,
White and Colored
..................
Table Showin_
Nativity
of Patients
..................
'fable Showing
Occupation
of Patients ...........................................
('lassilieu
Report of biseases
I cnl r: Il Discuses and Fevers ............................................................
...........................................................
Inuors.....
.............
Diseases of" the
Nervous......................................................................
Systein
.....................................................
Diseases of the
irenlatory
Organs
.................................................
Diseases of the Respiratory
Organs
.................................................
Diseases of the Digestive
Organs
....................................................
Local Diseases :Intl Injuries
............................................................
Diseases of Nose and l', ar
Diseases of F eliale Organs................................................................
of Generation
.......................................
Diseases of the (: enito- lrrinaryOrgans
..........................................
Diseases and Conditions
Attending
Ctero-Gestatiou
........................
Diseases of Bolles.. foints and Bursa'
...............................................
Diseases of the Sl: in
Disease" of the Eye ........................................................................
........................................................................
Toxic Diseases
................................................
................................
venereal
Diseases
..................................................
........................
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..................................
.............................................
(; moral Recai)ltulation
..............
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Discharges and Deaths for Fifty-nine
Years...
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MARBLE
TABLET
IN MAIN
HALL
OF HOSPITAL.
_i
THE
HOSPITAL
CHARITY
OF
WAS
LOUISIANA,
IN
FOUNDED
THE
YEAR
II
1788
II
BY
DON
ALMONASTER
ANDRES
To whose
Y
ROXAS,
the ntnnilleenee
of the Legislature
generous ei dowuaeot,
of the
of this state, and the liberality
STATE, OF PENNSYLVANIA,
The coinnnnuty
for the Mesas
is indebted
of erecting
this
edifice,
bitfit
ill
the year
MDCCCXXXII
His Excellenoy
To record
A. B. Itnuutn, beim; BBoeernor
of' the Institution.
which
1'IILY
Acreorr Nrr namcs
aiu! inxcribe
brnclar"lurs.
its di. ctitryrtisbcd
TABLET
HAS
BEEN
Iss-Ofllcio
and
President
arr. rl rnrNribrtllores
LHEC71,7I).
1,18OOOll ', Stephen Henderson,
Etienne Bor(,, --1,000 00
Cotton Press prop'tY,
Curse,
Hobelt
-J"slinntted,
ý45,000 00
--Julien PoydraS, Peal 35,000 00 It. Y. ("h:
unlbul, y
Estm''a
1,0o0
-
10
Estate.
501) 01) lales Cassard,
;i, 1)OI)00
-Nauc; y DavenPort,
.
E.
tiilnms,
('aroline
500 00
7as. E. North,
-600 00 Cluu"lotte Pillet,
--1,800
00
Eugene McCarthy,
50 Je: m Ferran,
Read
523
R. (i. haý'l01',
00
h;stu: 't'd
51)O
H:
2,000
slate,
00
,
-Chas. Schmidt,
10,000 00 1'ier)'e ('Ian11e sainorY,
1,500 00
-Tohu ßuruside,
01) V. 1, \Vood,
1,500
--500
Ill)
,
Charles Macready,
AV'n1. If. Letehllrd
1,000 00
Mrs. 14:
nuu; r Iugrnut,
IL va l Estate he-ý
00 ý
", (xx)
ciut; tute.,
eBtWmaIcu
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dlo, i
yrnrs
a}; o, left to the
utýatl1cd,
Porn Livingston
lütrtou,
1lrs.
pital
fr ont
some
l
alto
"llro
No11751
)1,1I
Neat
Hlwny,
York
lLhite
Ilov.
ho (lenrlvlh
n
t,,
the solIIIe of the propvrlyl
Car to o n Hunt, who, it tt,
hunt and the lion.
of Julia Itarloit
property.
of
said
the
hltve
nsut'ruet
tree. who died in Parts, 1'rnnee,
Francis "ell'
to the Hospi (III, the usafrnel
Under it](, will ol'. lean
hew hero be, tumlhed
lehaeileer,
the
the stun ol'7L'11.000
2,19l.
fill:
by
.
to be on, joyed
of said IR,: uryittr}ttýln,
rlifetinte.
stepnutt}ter,,
the Hospital.
Mrs. W dole
Al tardeailt
lean
(lit,
priueipal
Is it,
to.. hrtor".
t
bo pnhl
ht
OF A I)MINIb"TRATORS.
BOARD
His
EXCELLENCY FRAN-Cl'ST-NICHOLLS,
EX-OFFICIO
DH. C. J. I3I('KH.
a1i, VI('a; -PRESIDENT.
G. W. SENTELL,
W. G. VINCEN'P,
GEO. SEEM AN,
H. McMAN
PRESIDENT.
I)x. J. H. WIE\DAHL,
J. H. KELLER,
L. .fOt? BERT,
Uh.
FINA NCE COMMITTEE.
U. W. SENTELL,
CHAIRMAN,
HUCH
GEO. SEEMAN.
M(MANUS,
HO USE COMMITTEE.
W. G. VIN('ENP,
CHAIRMAN,
EXAMINING
I)x.
C.
J.
J. H. KELLER.
COMMITTF. F,.
BICKHAM,
CHAIRMAN,
DR. J. H. Ni'II": \ I)AHL,
I)R. J. 1). BLOOM.
DR. A. B. MILES,
HOSP7TA 1, OFFICERS.
DR. A. B. Al I LES,
DR. J. D. BLOOM,
EDWIN MA RKS,
DR. H. I). BRUNS,
DR. S. P. DELAUP,
JOHN JOHNSON,
J. C. DEMAHY,
JOHN PONDER,
House Surgeon.
Assistant House Surgeon.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Pathologist.
Assistant Pathologist.
Chemist and Druggist.
Clerk.
Engineer.
A TTORNEY.
E. H. FARRAR,
ESQ.
*D FSIDI; XT ST UDTLVTS.
FROM APRIL,
A.. R.
1890, TO APRIL,
TRAHAN,
A. J. BLOCH,
E. D. FA: NNF; R,
L. M. PROVOSTY,
W. W. DUSON,
I). F. TALLEY.
1891, TO APRIL,
FROM APRIL.
J. J.
AYO,
H.
BRADY,
C. MILO
J. R. JIGGE'I'TS,
E.
J.
1892.
R.
1892.
BOH
S,
C. L. HORTON,
H. S. LEWIS,
REEVES,
H. F. THIGPEN.
*Resident students are appointed by competitive examination.
VISIT-LVG
FROM APRII.
SL%RGEOINS.
1sT TO OCTOBER
Al. D.
B. LAWRASON,
GEO.
C. CHASSAIGNAC.
Al. D.
M. D.
p. MICHINARD,
M. 1).
F. W. PA 1tHAM,
LAURANS,
M. 1).
JOHN
1sT, 1891.
J. F. S('HMITTLE,
M. D.
R. MATAS,
M. D.
W. S. I3I(,, KHAM,
Al. D.
H. J. SCHERCK,
M. D.
FROM OCTOBER, IST, 1891, TO APRIL
LOGAN,
M.
SAMUEL,
E. S. L h;ýý'IS. M. I).
J.
E.
P.
Ii.
E.
F.
H.
Ti.
1).
M. D.
F. SCHMITTLE,
M. D.
D. MARTIN,
MICHINARD,
M. 1).
U. BORDE, M. 1).
APRIL,
1892.
SOUI: HON,
M. 1).
W. PAILHA1i,
Al. D.
J. SUHh, RCK, M. D.
MA'I'AS,
Al. D.
NV. E. PARKER,
M. D.
LUTHER
SEXTON, M. D.
VISITING
FROM
IST,
IST,
I'HES'ICIANS.
TO OCTOBER
1sT,
1891.
F. H. BR. ICKELL,
M. D.
j PI. BEMISS, M. D.
M. D.
S. P. Dh: LAITP, Al. D.
p E. ARCHINARD,
S. M. FORTIER,
Al. 1).
j. ',%f. SON IAT, M. I).
HY. BA YON, M. D.
A. LL: DOUY, M. I).
R. U. BORDE, M. D.
I-I. LADIB, M, D.
.I.
M. D.
H. S. COCRAM, M. D.
W. E. PARKER,
J. T. DEGRANGE,
M. D.
FROM
OCTOBER
JONES, M. I).
JOSEPH
Al. D.
L F. REYNAUD,
LAUB, ANS, M. D.
JOHlý
I. H" BEMISS, P.I. D.
H. S. COCIbAM, M. D.
J. HOPE LAMB, M. D.
2
IST,
1891, TO APRIL.
J. B. ELLIOTT,
P.
J.
H.
J.
F.
IST, 1892.
M. 1).
F. ARCIIINARD,
M. I).
T. DEGRANGE,
M. D.
BAYON,
M. D.
M. F. LLIOT,
M. D.
H. BRICKELL.
M. 1).
VISITING
FROM APRII.
H. D. BRUNS,
M. I).
E. W. JONES,
FROM OCTOBER IST,
E. W.
JONES,
OCULISTS.
1S'I', TO OCTOBER IST,
M. i).
1891, TO APRII.
WM.
1891.
M. D.
1ST, 1892.
C. AYRES,
M. D.
VISITING AURISTS, RRINOLOGISTSAND LARYNGOLOGISTS
FROM
E. W. JONES,
AI'RII.
1ST, 1890, TO
M. D.
OCTOBER
J. E. FIT
FROM OCTOBER 1ST, 1891, TO AI'RIL
E. W. JONES,
WM.
M. D.
VISITING
1ST, 1892.
CH,
M. D.
1ST, 1892.
C. AYRES,
M. 1).
DERMA TOI: O G ISTS.
TO OCTOBIilt 1ST, 1891.
FRO9I APRI1.1ST,
H. W. BLANC,
M. D.
ti ISITIIVG
DENTIST.
FROM AYRIT, 1ST, 1891, TO APRTr, lsT, 1892.
A. G. FRIEDRICHS.
M. D.
D.
ýý
JNO.
'ýJý'%errYarram.
.
G.
DEVEREUX.
(Extractsfi umMinitos of Boardof Administrators,RegularMeeting,Oct.5th, w91.)
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The Vice ]'resident
then presented
and had read to the Board
the following
preamble
and resolutions
on the death of I No.
G. Diva: it1m'X, which on motion
were unauiiulously
adopted as
follows :
The Board of Administrators
hospital,
of the ('parity
receive
with sincere regret the intelligence
of the sudden demise on yesterday,
the 4th October inst., at Helmetta,
New
Jersey, of Mat.
JNo. G. D1. vEREux
one of their members.
His association
with its in the management
of the institution,
throughout
the administration
(:'governor Francis
of his Excellency
T. Nicholls,
hint as an invaluable
in our good
marked
auxiliary
work.
His clear judgment,
large experience its a financier,
his
scrupulous exactness in all the essential requirements of this lutportant trust, rendered hint of material aid to its successful
management.
Always at its service, he never tired in devotion to its interest,
ever proving himself an enlightened, conscientious coadjustor in
therefore be It;
the responsible position of administrator;
(trnaiaaateM
Rc, solvcd, that the death of .1No. 0. I)H: vKitlaix,
bestowed
freely
invaluable
to
this
institution,
it
service
an
service
him it valuable
rendered
and which
and with
marked
ability,
('purity.
public servant in behalf of the State's (ireat
be Inscribed
these
resoliitloits
Resotvrd,
amt
that this preiutble
duly
copy under
attested
upon the minutes of the Board, uud it
to his tinnily.
seal be transmitted
its appreciation
Resolved, that in estimation
of his worth, and of
in it body.
by the Board, the members will attend his obsequies
from the Minutes,
'Prue Extract
ii W1N M: ARK`t,
verrr(, l ry.
ANNUAL
OF
REPOR"I'
THE
OF THE9RARITYHOSPITAL,
OF ADMINISTRATORS
ROARD
for
the Year ending December .41,1891.
CHARITY
STATE
OF
LoUISIA\
Governor
Francis
T. Nicholls,
To His Excellency,
of the Charity
of the Board of Administrators
HOSPITAL.
a.
FEBRUARY
of Louisiana.
Hospital
:
1,1892.
Ex-Ofncio
President
Excellency-In
accordance with custom. it, again beduty
to
report to you the workings of the
comes our pleasing
during
the
last
Hospital
year.
Your
You have presented herewith the reports of the House Surgeon, House Committee, Secretary and Treasurer, Finance Committee and Clerk, which will give succinctly the present condition of the Hospital.
We are thankful to say that there was no epidemic influence
in the city during the year. The number of patients remaining at
the last annual report was 642. The number admitted in 1891
was 6706, making the total number of inmates treated in 1891.
7348. an increase over the number in 1890 of 568.
The number of deaths was 1028, making a total mortality
of
a little less than fourteen per cent.
There were 1271 cases of minor surgery treated in the amphitheater, and then allowed to return home. In the dental department 1725 patients were attended. Then, to summarize, the total
number of inmates was 7348 ; number of amphitheater cases 1271 ;
number of cases of dentistry 1725 ; number of patients treated in
the out-door clinic 13,193 ; making a grand total of 23,537.
REPORT
OF CHARITY
HOSPITAL-189I.
9
improvements
have been
substantial
and additions
departments,
in
House
Committee's
in
detailed
the
made
various
as
report, but the most essential are the additions to the offices on
either side of the entrance, and the two outdoor clinic buildings,
Many
one for Women and Children,
buildings,
are two-story brick
the other for Men and Boys.
They
with sanitary
roof, so constructed
that an additional
be
story may
added, should the exigencies of
Hospital
the
The exterior is finished with Portever require it.
land cement;
The floors
the interior
lined with Acme cement.
are laid with yellow
with hard oil finish.
pine and all openings trimmed with cypress,
The buildings are heated with steam throughout, and every consultation
room is supplied with hot and cold
water, all apparatus thus required being connected with the genThe sewer attachments
eral pipe system of the Hospital.
are all
the
the
Hospital.
In the
connected with
central sewer plant of
construction
due regard has been given to the
of these buildings
domestic
requirements
hygiene
in the matter of light and venof
tilation and with
respect to the position of the new buildings on
the Hospital
premises.
The new buildings are situated on Tulaue avenue; the
Clinic for Women and children on the corner of Locust street,
that for Men and Boys on the corner of Howard street.
These buildings have been constructed upon plans and specifications designed to meet all the requirements of the outdoor service, and furnish accommodations for the outdoor treatment of
men, women and children-white
and colored.
The consultation rooms are so appointed as to give medical
relief to all clases of patients suffering from general and special
diseases.
The following are the clinical divisions :
General Medical Diseases-White
and Colored.
Nervous Diseases-Diseases of Women-General
White and Colored.
Venereal
and Skin
Uiscases
-White
and Colored.
Surgery-
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10
STATE
OF LOUISIANA.
Diseases of Children-White
and Colored
Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat Diseases, Dentistry-White
an
Colored.
-These clinic buildings will be fitted with all modern facilities
for the treatment of general and special diseases.
The furniture will be made, according to plans and specifications, of oak or ash, and will be of the best workmanship for
modern Hospital uses.
The outdoor clinics constitute a part of the medical department of the Hospital. and the various clinical divisions will he
under the charge of the members of the outdoor visiting staff.
The indoor visiting staff will be assigned, as heretofore, to the
various wards in the main building.
All these provisions obviate the disadvantages which have
always attended the treatment of patients, indoor and outdoor, irA
the wards of the Hospital, and establish the two departments of
the Hospital in separate buildings, a system of medical managenient which has been urgently needed for many years.
In reviewing the efforts to accomplish these results, our heart:,a
are saddened by the loss, by death, of one of our most active,
zealous and efficient members, Major J. D. Devereua.
He looked
forward
to the
great pride and satisfaction
Hospital
completion
of the projects in hand for the good of the
and the aid and amelioration
of the outside worthy poor, and his
heart
in
He was a man of rare purity
them.
very
and soul were
with
and justice and of great financial ability,
and so earnest and identified with the well-being of this institution
that his loss is greatly
felt and almost irreparable.
The previous and present Board, in forecasting changes
greatly desired, fondly looked forward to the completion of these
buildings as the ultimate consummation of a vast system of inl_
provements.
For many years the House Surgeon, in his annual reports,
reiterated their necessity at the earliest moment practicable, bti t
6'I; l'OJIT
OJ+' CHARITY
JlObl'ITAL-1891.11
as much as they were needed, there were many things even more
urgent, which had to be accomplished first ; and it is with considerable pardonable pride and gratification that we announce we
now have them, and have them paid for.
Great economy and the best financial ability, thanks to our
able and assiduous Finance Committee, and the par value of our
State Warrants, 'for the last few years, enabled the Board to lrnshand its resources and thus complete these long coveted improvements. We congratulate the Hospital, its well wishers and the
indigent, on their completion.
In conclusion, we heartily give due praise and thanks to all
of our coadjutors; first to the good Sisters in their constant,
gentle and most efficient ministrations ; to the House Surgeon
and his Assistant for their always courteous, efficient and
zealous aid and direction ; the Secretary and Treasurer, the
Engineer, the Clerk, the Pathologist, the Apothecary,
the
Dentist, and all the personnel of the Hospital for their faithful
work and invaluable services.
The Ambulance Corps have
done their work well and their services are gratefully
acknowledged.
With
assurances of high esteem, I remain,
your obedient
servant,
C. J. BICKHAM,
VICE"L'RESTDI: KT.
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OF LO ! 'LS /A NA.
STATE
REPORT
OF
THE
SECRETARY
('IIAßITY
AND
TREASURER.
HOSPITAL,
STATE OF LOCIRIANA,
NEW ORLEANS, January 1,1892.
To the Vice-President
and Board
of Administrators:
Gentlemen-In presenting the uäual tables embracing this re_
port, I find it necessary to add the following :
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14
LEGACIES.
In addition to the donation of the heirs of Wm.
H. etchford, deceased, of *1, (K)0, elsewhere acknowledged,
the Hospital
iii
$20,000
the promised
the
the
of
recipient
sum of
under
will
of
Jean Francis Schweitzer,
who died in Paris, France, July 2,1891
Under
the terms of the testament, which has been duly probated
in this city, Mrs. Widow
Jean Schweitzer,
the testator's
step_
is
to
its
during
her
life,
her
death
mother,
enjoy
usufruct
and at
the amount
is to be paid to the Hospital.
LEASES.
During
the
past year
the following
leases of cotton
preýq
property expired and have been renewed : Sheds of Union Cotton
Press have been leased to Mr. H. W. Fairchild, from September.
1,1891, for twelve months, at a rental of $118.49 per month, or
total of $1,421.88, for the year ending September 1,1892.
Four certain lots in Shippers' Cotton Press have been lease
to Col. Sam' I Boyd, the previous lessee, from January 1,1892,
for twelve months, at a rental of $187.50 per quarter, or a total of
$750, for the year ending December 31,1892.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWIN
SECRETARY
MARKS,
AND TREASURER.
REPORT
OF CHARITY
CHA1HTY
NEW
To the Vice President
and
Board
HOSPITAL-1891.13
HOSPITAL,
STATF: OF LOUISIANA,
ORLEANS,
February
1st, 1892.
öf Administrators
:
Gentlemen-Your House Committee beg leave to present the
following summary of improvements, etc., made to the Hospital
during the past year :
There have been purchased and placed in use the following :
A. new improved, " Troy hydraulic
washing machine, "
with sufficient capacity for the requirements of this institution.
A new soup kettle for the kitchen to replace old one, worn
out after use of fourteen years.
A new " feed water heater"
A :' hot water heater. "
replace old one..
All of the above mentioned
for steam boilers.
for the Female Department,
to
appliances and apparatus have
proven satisfactory.
There have been purchased 150 feet of first-class canvas hose
for use in emergency of fire, replacing a like quantity of old
hose rotted from age.
The ambulances have been repaired during the year and are
now in first-class order.
The completion
of the two outdoor clinic buildings
to
the
greatly
comfort and well being of both the indoor
door patients.
will add
and out-
A much needed and important work has been the extension
of the Surgeons' offices and bedrooms in the buildings fronting the
main Hospital building. The additions to the offices proper consist
14
STATE
OF LI11'GSIANA.
of annexes, properly lighted and ventilated, with access from
main offices, and altogether affording the Surgeon's additional
facilities, comfort and privacy.
The improvementson the second floor, contiguous to the bedrooms, afford the necessary bathrooms, automatic water closets,
etc.. much enliancingthepersonal
comfort of these ofüceºs, as well
Resident
Students.
The cost of this work approxithat
the
as
of
$2000,
inatex to
as per statements.
The hospital buildings
have been painted, kalsomined, etc.,
where needed, and proper renovation, introduced to cover
ordinary wear and tear. "
The supplies of meat, bread, milk, fuel and ice, for which
contracts were entered into, have in the main been regularly and
satisfactorily filled and contractors held to strict compliance.
The Rules and Regulations for the government of the institution have been ably and carefully revised tinder the direction of
House Surgeon, with such aid as the Committee could render.
They will be prominently
hung in the Hospital buildings.
In conclusion, your Committee beg to express their high appreciation of the admirable services of the general staff and officers of the Hospital ; they have been fully up to the requirements
of the standard established.
Especially would they note the intelligent and untiring work
of the Chief Engineer, Mr. John Ponder, whose capable direction
has much lightened the labors of your Committee.
Our report
would be incomplete did we fail to mention our sense of obligation to the noble Sisters of Charity for their devotion to their selfassumed, onerous duties.
Respectfully submitted,
WJI.
G. VINCENT,
J. H. KELLER,
COMMITTEE.
REPORT
REPORT
OF CHARITY
ON "I'Itl:
CLINIC
I1OSI'ITAL--18.91.15
BUILDING
COMMITTEE:
CHARITY CFn HOSPITAL,
T.
A PL"
n\:
Niý, w ORLEANS,
I\TT
TAT
February
1 TT A
1,1892.
To the Vice President and Board of Administrators:
Your Committee are pleased to report the virtual completion
of the buildings designed for the outdoor service of the Hospital,
which has been accepted from the builders after approval of the
architect, and await only their proper furnishing and equipment
to enable the Board to inaugurate the service. It will not be
out of place for your Committee to allude briefly to the
necessity that brought about, the erection of the buildings and
also to essay their description.
For years it has been apparent that
Hospital has been much embarrassed by
outdoor patients in the wards occupied
being to discomfort and annoy the latter.
necessity for the destitute sick of the city
the main service of the
the'large daily influx of
by the sick, the effect
The service itself is a
and adjacent country,
It includes the
and has heretofore afforded much general relief.
special Clinics of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, as well as
that of I)entistry.
Its necessity being established, the problem presented toyour
the service and at the same time to
was, how to continue
it,
the want. of surplus
properly
and judiciously
separate
being
the
difficulty.
Your
Board
hailed with satismeans
chief
Board
faction
our
improved
financial
brought about by the
condition.
issued for the maintenance
of the
ordered economy, which have at length
of the warrants
par redemption
Hospital,
and a carefully
enabled us to accomplish
the result
herewith
detailed.
16
.STATE,
OF
LOUISIANA.
Their construction
being agreed upon, your Board requested
B. Miles, to design a plan for the
House
Surgeon,
Dr.
Albert
the
buildings,
and arrange"
with a view to the proper accommodation
the
the
various services and
carrying
out of the modern
meet of
sanitary requirements
of ventilation,
etc. After careful examina
tion of other methods and plans, your Board accepted the House
Surgeon's designs and thereafter employed Mr. Thomas N%-.CarMr.
ter, as architect, to supervise the erection of the buildings.
Carter
the
elaborated
technically
designs
and prepared
plans and specihca'
ac"
them out. After due advertisement,
carrying
ºn
law,
the
buildings,
cording to
of
proposed erection of the two
the sealed proposils
consonance with the plans and specifications,
therefor
the
were opened and
contracts
were severally awarded
tions,
to Messrs.
solvent
Muir
& Fromherz,
builders. as the lowest and most
have
in
due course fulfilled
the s01le
and who
have been constructed
and been paid. The buildings
bidders.
satisfactorily,
with the view
of adding an additional
or third story, should it, In
be deemed advisable
bcºng
to so so, the foundations
laid sufficiently
deep and strong to admit of it.
The contract
Female
the
Clinic
Building
price of
was $13,345.0o, and that of
the Male Clinic Buildingwas
$14,350.00, the figures being slightl`
the
future,
varied as the work progressed.
in defrayment
of necessary work
and which
will appear
Additional
sums were expended
outside of the builders'
contracts
final
the
when
payments are made.
In furtherance
of proper sanitary
requirements,
your Boar']
had the clinic buildings,
together with the surgeon's office build
ings, connected with the, general sewer system of the lospital'
and have generally adopted the best methods for obtaining
proper
light
and ventilation.
Additionally,
the patent Schillinger
pavement has been laid around both buildings,
drainage
with proper
has
facilities.
The brick wall heretofore in front of the Hospital
been entirely removed and the gaps between the buildings,
lined
Tulane
Avenue,
filled
built
upon
iron fence upon a
with a neatly
brick foundation,
which, taken in connection with the iron fold-
IIJ'PORT
OF CHARITY
HOs'J''rAL-1891.17
ing gates enclosing the granite steps of the clinic buildings, lends
a uniform and symmetrical appearance to the front.
the work, including
the clinic buildings proper, has been
daily
carefully and
supervised by Chief Engineer Ponder, and is
first-class in every respect.
As soon as the buildings
are furnished
All
and equipped, and finally turned over to the State, your Committee will have the Treasurer
for publicaof the Hospital prepare
tion an exact statement of the expenditures
incident to their erection.
Before closing this report, your committee desire to express
their profound regret at the death of their lamented colleague, the
late Jno. G. Devereux.
His excellent
judgment,
zeal and devotion to. his duties materially
to
aided our work and contributed
its success.
In
conclusion,
buildings
which
your Committee
by Mr. Thomas
prepared
we invite attention.
append a description
W. Carter, Architect,
of the
and to
Respectfully submitted,
C. J. BICKHAM,
WM.
Ex-OFFICTO.
G. VINCENT,
CHAIRMAN,
J. H. KELLER,
A. B. MILES.
DESCRIPTION or 'rut:
O(r'rnook
CJ. INICS BUILDINGS.
There
design
are two clinic buildings,
alike in architectural
having
frontage
fifty
feet
:
ßtlaue
Ave
each
of
six
on
a
The Clinic
nue, with a depth of sixty-two feet on the cross streets.
for Women
Children
the
is
and
corner of Locust
situated near
and finish,
street,
that fir Men and Boys on the cornet
of Howard
street.
'L`hey are designed after the Venetian style of architecture
The prinand finished alike after a uniform plan of construction.
cipal fronts on Tulane Avenue are each divided into three compartments, resting on a deep splayed basement. the center having a
19
STATE
OP G(1 /'/Sl:
f .VA.
handsome arched porch resting on side pilasters,. with a flight of
granite steps ascending to the entrance hall, flanked with bold
rustic coins. The side wings and all corners on the first story are
flanked with the same rustic work and with plaster antte on the
second story, which latter rest on a massive belting course, and
are crowned above with a handsome solid moulded entablature and
blocking course. In the center of each front is a pediment, with
the year of erection, 1891, in raised figures on the panels. The
windows are of large and proportionate size, surrounded with neat
moulded architraves on each floor, and in addition, on the first
story, they are keyed to the belting course. The buildings are arranged with a central hall on each story, flanked on either side
with the various Reception and Consultation Rooms : the whole
fitted up with all the necessary plumbing appliances for supplying
hot and cold water in each Consultation Room, and with heating
and ventilating apparatus required in modern hospital construction.
The upper and lower floors communicate with each other by
wide and handsome stairways, having an easy rise to suit both
aged and young. The walls have been plastered with smooth
finished Acme cement, left in its natural state.
The woodwork internally has been finished with Berry's hard
finish,
oil
showing the natural grain of the wood. Great care has.
been taken to admit a sufficiency of light and air to each roora.,
by windows and wire screens specially devised for the purpose
In each hall will be a mural tablet of fine statuary bronze,
commeworating the erection during the administration of Governor Francis T. Nicholls.
The grounds have been laid off into lawns, with Schilhnget,
paved walks, and the entire frontage on Tulane Avenue has been
enclosed with iron fencing, of ornate and durable workmanship,,
resting on a basement of brickwork, cemented to imitate stone.
Respectfully
submitted.
THOMAS
W. CARTER,
ARCHITECT.
ILhPOIIT
OF CHARITY
HOSPITAL-18W.
REPORT OF THE FINANCE
CHARITY
NEW
To the Vice-President
and Board
ORLEANS,
19,
COMMITTEE.
HOSPITAL,
STATE. OF LOUISIANA.
FEBRUARY
1,1892.
of Administrators:
Gentlemen-Your
Finance
Committee would respectfully
that
the
income
the
Hospital
for the past year hag
report
of
promptly reached it as due. The prompt par payment of the
State's warrants and the ordinary revenues of the Hospital,
coupled with proper economy in expenditures, havo enabled the
transfer of sufficient funds, added to the surplus of 1890, to defray the cost of improvements elsewhere noted, and leave a cash
balance at the opening of the present year, as reported by the
Treasurer.
Respectfully submitted,
G. W. SENTELL,
HUGH McMANUS,
GEO. SEEMAN,
F1NAN('E
COMMITTEE_
20
STATE
ANNUAL
OF LU UIb'IANA.
STATEMENT
OF CASH
RECEIPTS
FOR THE
AND
YEAR EICI)ING
RECEIPTS :
Cash on hand per last report,
January
1,1891...
Auctioneers'
returns ......................................
State Lottery Co
.............................
Slaughterhouse
Fees, Act 87.1888
...................
Bills Receivable, Rent Notes paid
....................
State Warrants
1888
......................................
State Warrants,
1891
.....................................
Licenses
.......................................................
Pay Patients
...............................................
Gate Fees
...................................................
Deceased Patients,
left by thew
....................
Sales of Sundries
.........................................
Certificates
...................................................
Donations
...........
Rent of property
on Vi11erº+ Street ...................
Louisiana
5 12,749
43
9,548 09
40,000
00
9.740 12
3,438
76
2,500
00
44.000
00
4,215 00
3,457 00
4.379 10
436 60
109 001
204 00
1,250 '50
240 00
*136,267,60
EDWIN
MAI?, KS.
TREASURER.
REI'ORT
DISBURSEMENTS
OF CHARITY
MAI)I:
BY
IIOSPITAL-IS91.21
'PI-IE' TREASURER,
I)F. cF.AIATR :11,1891.
DrsßUR8I:
3LrNTS
Meat
Bread
Fnel
:
...........................................................
.......................
..........................
........
............................................................
8,1: >2 ?;3
5,527 05
3.7 05 30
I
fee
...........................................................
Groceries
......................................................
Repairs
..................................................
......
Improvements
...............................................
General and Contingent
Expenses
....................
Ambulance
Service
.................
Interments
....................................................
Medical and Surgical Supplies
.........................
Department
Pathological
.................................
House Furnishing
and Dry Goods .....................
F.mploy(s
.....................................................
Sisters' Clothing
..............................................
Marketing
.......................
.............................
Officers' Salaries
.............................................
Stationery
and Printing ...................................
Insurance
.....................................................
Library
Hospital
............................................
Fund
Clinic Building
......................................
Legacy
Ingram
...............................
ßalauce ('ash January 1.1 892 ........................
75
1.100 25
12,861 72
2.706 21
: 3,151 93
1,253 :34
1,582 $3
Iit; G 4ti
8,659 94
59 47
2,457 52
13,896 25
: 3,000 00
4,96 .3 40
14,600 00
781 63
1,049 58
27 00
17,680 :31)
241 º<
ä112,0S2 O:i
24,185 55
*1: 36.267 60
2'21
STATE
COMP: AR_-TIVE
OF LO UISIANA.
STATEMENT
OF
DISBURSEMENTS
For years 1890-1891, being actual Fxpens(, s fur
pital for the respective years :
Meat
............................................
Bread
...............................................
Fuel.....
Milk
...........................................
................................................
Groceries
..........................................
Repairs
...........................................
Improvements
...................................
General Contingent
Expenses
..............
Service
Ambulance
...........................
Interments
.....................................
Medical and Surgical Supplies
.............
Pathological
Department
....................
House Furnishing
and Dry Goods........
Employes
........................................
Sisters' Clothing
..............................
Marketing
.......................................
Officers' Salaries
................................
Stationery and Printing
.....................
Insurance
.........................................
Hospital
Library
...............................
maintenance
1890.1891.
$9,487 66
$8,132
ORLEANS, January
83
5,298 84
5,527 05
3,197 55
3,705 30
3,890 00
3,916
1,350 60
1,100 25
12,74t
18
12,861
75
72
2,876) 52
2,706 21
5,139 04
3,151,93
1,268 06
1,253 34
769 21
1,582 83
690 37
666 46
9,485 54
8,689 94
125 05
89 47
:3,195 75
2,457 82
13,379 20
13,896 25
3,000 00
:3,000 00
4,622 05
14,600 00
:377 20
4,963 40
14,600
00
781 6: 3
949 31
1.049 58
31 00
.
27 00
$96,773
NEW
of Ifos-
13
$94,159
1,1892.
EDWIN
MARKS,
'P It EASlT R E,R.
76
Rh'I'ORT
OF CHARITY
FINAL
HOSPITAL-1891.2,;
BALANCE..
DECEMBER
CHARITY
31,1391.
HOSPITAL,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
NEW ORLEANS, January
1,1S92.
DR.
Bills Receivable
.................................
Profit and Loss
...................................
Assets.
Hospital
................................
Clinic Building Fund
..........................
Ingram
Legacy
..................................
Cash .................................................
CR.
$2,562 49
$62,107 84
2,562 49
37,680 30
241 99
24,185
55
$64,670 33
EDWIN
$64,670 33
MARKS,
TREASURER.
RTATF:
24
oF
LoUL4IANA.
CHARITY
STATE () F IA)l' IS I ANA.
TRt: AeSURIJ{'.
OFFICE,
Orleans.
Iannary
ll), 1892.
-New
.
The undersigned
having been duly appointed a committee
t4-1,
for
I)ecenL_
the veal ending
examine the accounts of the 'I t easnrer
her 31,1891,
by Article
Statutes.
du
399, Revised
as provided
hereby
plated,
report that they have made the examination
as conten><_
trite ju`t
and find the hooks. accounts. and statements
and correct.
G. W. SE\TEra:.
GEO. SEEMAN,
Ill'(.
"
McMANUS,
COMMITTER.
REPORT
L.tsT
OF
OF Cf1. lL'II'Y
LEGACIES)
DONATIONS
AMBULANCE
FUND
CHARITY
ANI)
HOSPITA1
TREASURER
YEAR
110SPITAL-1891.25
AND
APPROPRIA'T'IONS
GENERAL
FUND)
RECEIVED
DURING
TO
OF
THE
THE
BY THE
'THE
1891.
1891.
Jan.
10.
Donation
Mr.
Frank
Neb.
I.
Donation
Mr.
Frank
Mcli.
13.
Surplus
"BaldesRoses,
Ellsworth
.................
20 00
5 00
....................
" through N. Nick-
Rcll. 13.
ner, Esq., Treasurer...
.........................
Donation Southern Pacific R. R. Co...........
May
Donation
21.
*
Fedora
62 91
100 00
Step oclore's and Lougshorenwu's
Association
......................
Benevolent
July
7.
\-ppropri. ttiou City of New Orleans for year
1891
Aug.
25.
171100
Donation
500 00
.................................................
from heirs of W. H. Letehl'orcl,
deceased
Sept. 27.
From
...........................................
decree of First District
Court,
1,000 00
Parish
of Caddo, for violation of Act No. 54.
General Assembly, 1890, through Hon.
W. H. Rogers, Attorney General............
Nov.
7.1)ouatiou
7.1 75
20 00
Steinhardt & Co., New Orleans...
$1,949
NEW ORLEANS, Jýýuu. ýry 1,1S92.
I:. UWIN
MARKS,
,.I`RI: asUREK.
66
S7ATE
26
OI" LOUISIANA.
OF CHARITY
PROPERTY
DECEMBER
HEAL
HOSPITAL.
31ST. 1891.
ESTATE.
Hospital grounds and improvements.
Union Cotton Press, thirteen lots.
Shipper's Cotton Press, four lots.
Cemeteries, two lots.
Batture Cotto%Press property.
Ambulance building and lots, fronting on Tulane Avenue, oppa
site the Hospital.
Double slated cottage, Nos. 40,40A Villere street.
Real Estate, etc.. in Fast Carroll parish, near Lake Nrovidene,
1,
SUNDRIES.
Three aminºlu Ie(s and equilnnents.
Seven horse.
f Loslºital
wagons and harness.
Surgical,
electrical. microscopical
and household effects.
Furniture
and other instruments.
Library.
BILLS
RECEIVABLE-1REXT
NOTES
2 Rent notes of Samuel Boyd, each for *s185.54, payable semi annually, last note maturing July 1st
%
to 4th, 1892
.................................................
:371 Og
OY CHARITY
h'L'PO11T
HOSPITAL-1891.27
1 Rent note of Samuel Boyd for $375, maturing
Jan-
uary Ist to 4th, 1892 ....................................
q Rent notes of H. W. Fairchild,
each for $118.49,
last note maturing September 1st to 4th, 1892...
4 Rent
notes of Samuel
Boyd,
375 00
1,066 41
each for $187.50, last
note maturing December 31st, 1892................
750 00
$2,562 49
STATEMENT OF INSURANCES.
Amount
On Hospital
iusuredBuilding,
On Library
124,000 00
etc .....................................
.................
On New Extension
Building
. ..............................
On Pathological
and Dead House Building ...............
On Eye Operating
Room
.......................................
On Ambulance
Building
.......................................
On Female Clinic Building
....................................
On Male Clinic Building
..................................
.....
On Furniture,
$1500 each......
etc., in Clinic Building,
On Sheds Union
Cotton
On Sheds in Anlbulance
Press
Yard
On Cottages Nos. 40 and 40
9,000 00
1,000 0()
8,000 00
12,000 00
12,000
1-lartl'ord
Home
Insurauee
Insuranee
Hartford
Company,
Company,
Insurance
liarlf'ord,
..........
1,500 00
00
FEB. 19,1S9<5.
Conn........
New York
..................
Conn
.......
IIartilord,
Conn.......
1.5.000 O0
10,000 00
Hartford,
7,5500 00
rd Insurance Conºp: Iny,
London
& Lanc: uºs1ire
Fire insurance
1,200 00
Marti
Liverpool
Germania
Company,
00
1;,000 00
*201,700
,
I)ETAII. ED LIST OF INSURANCF. 1, I: A1'IRII'(ý
00
7,5o , 00
1.200 00
.................................
.................................
Vll Jere Street.
2,500 00
20,000
Company,
..................................................
Fire Insurance Company, New York.......
15,000 00
:5.000 00
28
STATE
Pennsylvania
Fire
OF LOUISIANA.
Insurance
Company,
phis .........................................
Royal Insurance Company, Liverpool
Guardian
Assurance
Norwich
Union
National
Fire
Conn....
Insurance
insurance
Insurance
5,000 90
..............
10,000 00
...................
London................
Company,
Fire
I'hiladel-
Company,
Company.
England.
5,000
00
5,000
(k0
Hartford,
.....................................................
Company of North
America,
5.0O(1 00
Philadel-
phia ..........................................................
Sun Insurance Office, London, England
.................
Lancashire Insurance Company, Manchester, Eng-
4;"5()() 00
6.500 (N)
land
...........................................................
Providence Washington
Insurance Company,
7.000
dence, R. I
..................................................
Insurance
Company,
Edinburg,
Caledonian
land
..........................................................
German-American
Insurance Company,
American
Fire
Insurance
Northern
Insurance
Company,
Company,
Phoenix
Insurance
Company,
Brooklyn
Phaanix
Assurance
Company,
London
Sun Mutual
Insurance
New Orleans Insurance
Merchants'
Insurance
Company,
Company
Company,
New
5,0(K) 00
Scot-
.................
.................
..................
New Orleans.......
.........................
New Orleans........
Company,
New Orleans............
Southern
Company,
New Orleans...........
New
Orleans Insurance
Mechanics'
and 't'raders'
5,000
.....
Crescent Insurance
Insurance
10,000 (kº
53000 Op
York
New York
London
Association
Insurance
tk)
Provi-
00
5,000
00
6,500
00
:5.000
5,000
00
5,000
0lº
O0
5,000 00
5,000 00
.....................
Company New
Orleans
5,000
lk)
5,000
00
5,000 00
5,000 ()j_Ge
...............................................
.....
Hibernia Insurance Company, New Orleans...........
Insurance Company, New Orleans.........
Pelican Insurance Company, New Orleans............
5,000 00
55,000 00
5,000 00
1,500 00
Firemen's Insurance Company, New Orleans.........
Firemen's Insurance Company, New Orleans.........
$
201,700 00
REPORT
tiTATRMEN'I'
OF
PROVISIONS
AND
YEAR
Bread
Meat
Ice
Milk
IIOM! 'LT: Il, -1891.
01, (,7L: 11LITY
FUIa.
DURING
1.891
............................................................
...................................................................
........................
CONSUMED
:,a
......................................
...........................................................
Fuel-Pittsburg
.................................................
Fuel-Anthracite.
.............................................
I+'nel-Charcoal
.................................................
192,516
lbs.
128,101 I bs.
: 370.150 lbs.
20,2! )4 galls.
9.300 bbls.
47 tons.
S7 sacks.
STATE'
10
OF
/, U! 'GYlAA':
I.
DONATIONS
A('KA'(1WLEUGEII
BY SISTER
AGNES.
Messrs. 13. D. Wood & Son, 10 tons coal.
Mrs. H. W. Conners' Circle of King's Daughters. trousseau
for M. Briggs.
J. Dufau, milkman. 180 head of cabbage.
Messrs. Lefebvre, 1 barrel molasses.
Mr. Dinker,
Conti
street, bundle of children's
Mrs. A. Martel, Roman street, reading matter.
Christian
Association,
reading matter.
clothes.
Messrs. Shwartz, 13L Canal street, reading matter (weekly).
Mr. Frank Carroll, reading matter.
ISLissMary Rollins, clothes, fruit, etc.
Mrs. F. U. 1)enegre, invalid's rolling chair.
liiss H. FrereCs Circle St. ---NIargaret'sDaughters. 6 dozeii
packages infant clothing (all new).
Mrs. E. Boothe. reading matter.
Mr. E. L. Mitt-hell. of 1. L. Lyons
(sundry
Mr.
& Co.. reading
mat
times).
1V. H. Letehford,
S. Byrnes,
Mrs.
reading
reading
matter
( London
'N em-S).
matter.
Miss Mary Rollins, reading matter and fruit.
Mr.
Geo. Koeli,
French
Miss -ý. E. Mellon.
Market,
large
basket
of erahs.
: )lU 1ý1 1'h; n"I ": ; i\ 4,11
[w.
un
ii'< ("I4it hi»
.
shoes, etc.
vv41I II . ("I411114
OI, Ihe 11ul,\ 1; uuil,.
Hiss Marion Mitchell.
dolls. t4 vs and pictures.
Sister;
RE['ORT
Mrs.
OF CHARITY
C. M. Gillis,
IIOSPI7<IG-18.
185 Carondelet
street,
v1.31
12 boxes straw-
berries.
Mr. A. Hawadny, Monroe, La., novel iron bedstead.
Mrs. A. E. Morlan, children's clothes.
Miss Bently, toys for children.
A. Lehman & Co., Canal street, dry goods samples (sundry
tines).
Mrs. Thomas, new infant trousseau.
Mrs. Piing, Harmony street, 25 copies "St. Nicholas, " and
twelve boys' shirts.
.Joseph A. Walker,. free.. ride to lake for children
folks.
Mrs. C. Charles' Circle "King's
and old
Daughters, " 36 new bibs for
children.
Miss Markey, women's clothes.
A friend on Bolivar street, children's clothes.
George Koch, French Market, vegetables (weekly).
11r. F. C. Mathe, 5 gallons claret, 12 bottles syrup. 1 bottdo
cognac.
Chinaman.
3 chests tea and $10.00.
15 Tally-ho
Behan.
rides for the children, through Miss Bessie
Ladies contributing : Miss Corinne Souchon, Miss Alice
Doswell.
Miss Laura
bar.
JIiss
L}°clia
Nolan.
Winship.
Miss Alice
Dunbar,
Miss Louisa Dun-
JI iss,Louise
Woesle.
Miss
Anna
Uou-
I ei-Y. Miss Cat LeriIle Pelr. ui, JTia l; esic L'eLanTall v-ho rides for the chihhrn,
thruný1; h. llrti. (1eurge l)eI, adies and -entlenien
ni
cuat rihut inr : Mrs. S. P. \Valui, le1". Mrs. R. M. AVahnsle. y. Mrs. T. L. Bayne, 11r.. George I)enirire.
1Ir. Onies
Villel"e.
lir.
.
1
B. Krutt.
ehnitt.
M r. I.
II.
ra r.
Mr. F. Johnson very kindly gives the rides :it liall' rates.
1.1). Fletcher, roofs for the annexes to front, oil Ices.
F. M. Lefebvre, I barrel of uuºlasses and I of sugar.
Mr. Moran. Fort St Philip. 2 barrels oranges.
Far-
32
STATE
Messrs. l)iefenthal
Mrs.
M.
OF GOl ZSIANA.
& Salomon, fruit. w*4-kly.
A. Tureman,
children's
clothing,
all
no-w. sundrt-
times.
The 31isses Q. E. and D. Mellon, :310 St. Charles avenue",
handsome victoria crib Im children's ward, with six compl t.
changes for same; also clothing for the little occupant, all new.
James Horn, bunch of bananas for children.
Mrs. E. A. Seaman, bunch of bananas for children.
Christian Schopp, tor attentions given his daughter Margar.
-t,
$30.
Judge Bermudez, $3.00
Mr. Finney, of New Iberia, K1l.:, fl.
Mrs. Mc\Valters, If 10.
Helen
Jlinnie
Purvis,
toys for Christmass
Blanchard.
tree.
toys for Christmas
tree.
Miss Celine Chalaron, toys and clothes for Christmas tierMrs. I. Newman, confectionery for children.
Miss Bertha Hall, clothes and toys for Christmas tree.
Mrs. J. 11. DeGrange, 119 Prytania street, 9 bolts calico.
Miss Lucie Lebenf, clothes and toys for Christmas tree.
Miss D. 1101on, 5 pounds candy and :;4 foi Christmas try..
Miss Queeuie Holmes, doll carriage and chair for Christtaas
tree.
Dr.
F. Chalaron
toys.
Miss Hall,
clothes and toys for Christinas
Owen Cahill,
-2 turkeys.
Mrs. Curtis,
twee.
3 geese.
Mrs. Beer & `Vise, l barrel apples and I barrel potatoes.
The following ladies contributed clothing for the children ;
Misses Emma Butts, Helen Leeds, Margaret Cusachs, Lize'o
Rea, Louise Villere, Angele Puig, Claudia Guinault, Mrs. Georg
Denegrc, .J. Gayle Aiken, Alfred Gillis, J. H. Kennard, Geore
K. Pratt, D. A. S. Vaught, Stanhope Jones, T. L. Bayne, It i
Louise 'Minor.
I
RAW ORT
OF (,'ll t JiI7'}'
IIUSf'I'L'A
L-1891.33
Mrs. Dlnller, toys, clothes, etc., for the children.
Aliss Catherine Bnekner. toys and clothes for Christmas
t rEw.
The
Misses Mary
and
,
for
Christmas tree.
cologne
Virginia
Logan.
pictures,
toys
and
Mrs. Sawyer Simms. basket, of fruit.
Deaf mutes,
clothing,
at Catholic
Institute.
Mandeville.
box of infant
all new.
Mrs. Henrietta
Kurthe. toys. etc., for Christmas tree.
Messrs. I)ietenthal & Salomon, 2 little pigs and 2 turkeys.
Messrs. Louis Ruch &&Son, I little pig..
Mrs. Seaman,
Christmas tree and toys fiºr sane.
Chinese mission. beautiful head-rest of Chinese silk.
. 1osepb A. Walker, Lasket of champagne.
Mts. Capt. Leathers, turkey and basket of fruit.
J. Dufbu, nºilknnuº, load of cabbage and turkey.
Contribution box in front hall, $29.05.
I
STATE
34
ANNUAL
REPORT
0F
L0 UISIA NA.
HOUSE
OF THE
CHARITY
SURGEON.
HOSPITAL,
STATE, OF LOUISIANA,
Nr: w ORLEANS,
December
31,1891.
To the Board of Administrators:
have the honor to transmit herewith
the
department,
the
medical
and report, generally
annual records of
on the medical management of the Hospital during the year 1891.
At the last annual report, 642 patients remained under treatment : during the year just closed 6706 new patients were admitGentlemen-We
ted, making a total of 7348 inmates treated: white 5174, colored
2174; males 5547, females 1801.
nie admissions are 623 in excess of the previous year, owing
largely to the continued prevalence of the Influenza and the it,
_
creased number of respiratory diseases which it causes.
The admissions comprise 4690 white and 2016 colored ; wale
5122; female 1584 ; children under 10 yearsof age, 201 (white 188,
In the Maternity Department 148 children were
colored 13).
born.
Of the admissions 6.509 were free patients,
197 pa}. patients.
Of the 7348 inmate.
treated, i>634 were discharged ; curee3
2699. or 47 per cent.; improved
2027, or about 36 per cent.; uuimproved
905, or about 17 per cent.
There were 1028 deaths, a total mortality of nearly 14 per
(sent. The annual death rate is, as usual, increased by the fatality
of the aged, of coroner's cases, and of the number of patients admitted in a moribund condition.
'Che Outdoor Department gave relief to 13.193 visiting paIn addition to this number, 1271 cases of accidental sut.
tients.
_
REPORT
OF CIIA R ITY
HOSPITAL,
-1891.35
gery were attended in the Amphitheatre,
and :1725 in the Dental
Department.
The total number of outdoor patients is 16,189.
The medical work of the year, stated briefly, comprises the
indoor treatment of 7348 patients; the outside relief of 16,189, all
told, amounting to 23,537 patients.
The amount of work necessary to the care of such a large
number of patients must impress any thoughtful mind. Those
who have shared in this work deserve our grateful acknowledgments. The Assistant House Surgeon, Dr. J. 1). Bloom, well
deserves your commendation.
The Sisters of Charity, with unf: titering faithfulness in the
discharge of every duty, have maintained the domestic departments in the same economical, yet efficient manner, as has always.
merited only words of approval and grateful recognition.
The
of the outdoor
clinic buildings,
as detailed.
Special
Committee,
is
in the report of your
an event of great imin
the
The
the
of
year.
necessity
of separating
portance
work
indoor
has
been
imperative
the
for many
and the outdoor service
completion
The new clinic buildings
years.
provide for the treatment
of all
the general and special diseases, occurring
among men, women
The same facilities are offered
and children,
white and colored.
for the treatment of white and colored patients, but in some of
the clinics, . were deemed advisable, the races are treated sepaUnder the Riles and Regulations
rately.
of the Outdoor ('linies,
adopted by the Board, the service will surely work efficiently
and
harmoniously.
We will
be enabled
to organize more thoroughly
and better restrict tile, charily
the system of outdoor medical relief,
to those who deserve it.
The outdoor
clinics are established
t'or
the benefit of the poor, and it must be understood that those who
come here for relief can not all >rd medical attendance elsewhere.
There should be no eonllict
behw-esenthis work of inedical relief
for the benefit of the poor and the avocation of the physicians of
In the medical
New Orleans.
nianageiuent
of' these clinics we
bespeak their favor and their co-operation.
S%A7E
OF Lcll'ISIANA.
The Ambulance Service has been well maintained and we are
All connected with
gratified to report its thorough efficiency.
Surgeons
have
done
their
duty.
Ambulance
the corps
and the
merit words of approval and encouragement.
The calls answered during the year number 1348. one It
last year. Many calls are needless, an evil without remedy,
Ithan
unless the telephone company co-operate with us in urging that
:only responsible persons shall be allowed to use i he i u, i rntnentr
'for summoning an ambulance.
Herewith
are presented. with our approval.
all Hie :uinual
reports of the special branches of the medical department.
We beg. in conclusion, to report favorably on thegeneral
cull(lit ion of the Hospital.
ment, recommended
works of iºnprove_
of the past ten year
All the more important
in out- annual reports
have now been completed. the construction of the outdoor clime
buildings being the one of paramount importance.
In the exigencies of the coming year, any improvement or work of repair
necessary, will, from timeto time. as heretofore. he recommends
in the regular monthly report.
Respectfully submitted.
A. H. \11 LES.
HOUSE;
hURGFON_
REPORT
OF CHARITY
HOSPITAL-1391.
37
PATHOLOGICAL
DEPARTMENT.
CHARITY
HOSPITAL,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
NEW
O1 LEANS.
To the Honorable Board of Administrators
Febuary
1,1892.
of the Charity Hospital:
Genticnieit-1
beg to report the following work done in the
Pathological Department during the year 1891
Autopsies held
151
.............................................................
S58
Specimens of Urine examined
..........................................
Specimens of Sputum stained and examined for Bacillus
Tuberculosis
89
........................................................
Specimens of Tumor examined
li5
........................................
Specimens of Pus examined
3
.............................................
Specimens of Blood examined
`'
..........................................
Specimens of Fluid examined
13
................................
........
Specimens of Vomit examined
2
.........................................
Various Pathological specimens examined
19
.........................
Total examinations made,
..................
Sections cut
.................................................................
Sections mounted for microscopical collection.....................
Photographs taken
.......................................................
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY
DICKSON
BRUNS.
PATHOLOGIST.
I
1051
; 40
58
54
CHARITY
Dr. A. B. Miles,
House Surgeon
Charity
Hospital
ý
HOSPITAL.
January 1, I892.
:
herewith transmit the report of the Dental
Dear Doctor-I
Clinic for the year ending December 31.1891.
DENTAL.
('I, INIC.
Total number of patients
.............................................
Male
....................................................................
Female
...... ...........................................................
White
...............................................................
Colored.........
......................................................
Total number of extractions
..........................................
Extracted, with chloroform
......................................
Extraction with cocaine
..........................................
Deciduous teeth extracted
.......................................
Alveolar abscess treated
..................................
Respectfully submitted,
ANDREW
G. FRIEDRICHS,
1, ; 2>5
1,350
3; 5
1,015
10
2.350
25
124
203
.....
M.
46, a
D.
REPORT
UF AMBULANCE
SERVICE
FOR THE, YEAR
1891.
ý
:J
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MONTHS
Total
.............................................................
TOTAL
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June .........................
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.................
August
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............................
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40
.S2A2E
RECORD
OF THE
01
LUULSIANA.
OUTDOOR
TABLE
NIENT,
DEI'Ata.
1891.
N70.1.
Cla.Y.
yified by I)iheaxex.
Colored.
White.
Nature
of I)isea e.
Total
-
_Z
Z: Z Z:
i
Z..
:
. Medical
1,6211
816 ., 436 1,01;5 1,OßO ;3,145
Surgical ...........................
1,412
"540 1,952 1,4ö6 1,1160 2,546
...........................
203
Nervous
14]
62
......
.....
.........
811 *........
Venereal .........................
758
53
.......
..........................
Gynecological
476
476 ......... .................
........................... 294
Dis. of BoVs not
294 ......... ......... .........
classified.
.........
Diseases of Children
not
4,5ý31
4, -}98
'-'03
811
4 7ti
"IC4
ý" n-ý'l
1,052
classified
...........................
Diseases of .....................
Eye, Ear and .........
Throat
822
319 1,142 .... .... ........ 1.........1,140
..........................
13K
Diseases of
3 b51
Skin ...............
136 .......
......... ......
4,641 13,144.1
13,19;
Total
5,184,3,31S 8,502
8,502 2,5.51',
2,5.51'!,2,14C
2,140 4,691
......................
*These patients, nervous and venereal, a' e included with the outdoor
patients of the medical and surgical wards, respectively.
REPORT
HOSPITAL-1891.41
OF CHARITY
Mouths.
Jxnu: uý
February ....................
..................
March
.......................
: 1liril .........................
M: t,
May
..........................
.1tnle ....... .................
1u1ý.
.
August.........................
September.....................
.................
Ortul ivr
.....................
uvrnclml'
I )vrc utl: er .................
...... ... ...... ...
Annual
Total
297
2.i_'
258
:194
300
371)
395
4011
363
397
412
488
---
......
120
Ws
213
235
313
339
3116
317
255
244
244
Y09
16l
136
18'
191)
181
251
267
242
252
219
156
:.'75
U181 417 269
1d14202l _'77
137 471' 319
196602
395
24k 669 429
471
_'1971H
513
_'41i701
:.'.ill', 717ý49'.;
191 1)51 443
4115
1591i41
115' 1i51i'301
IOuýl 1iJ7ý 37"i
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4.58
;388
440
"i(i3
537
9311
662
642
(i15
616
li! 15
71i4
228ý
11ß
309,108
350
70
434
49
51i1
99
558
88
S.Yý
81
507
9(i
479
114
433
87
105
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l'3_'.
3119
4691',6912;5139
4361:2999,'1.551,2,14017360;
5011
80.i
860
1040
1197
12'7l/
1295
1305
1208
1130
1062
1204
114'2;13,193
LIST
OF THE
MORE
I-NIPONTANTSUIMICAL
OPERATIONS
IN 771E ('HA FtrTY HI1,11'I'I'A1, FOR 'I'll b: FEAIt 1S91.
Heult.
.J
ý
Diagnosis.
Operation.
Iy
ý
'ý
ý.!
2
.,ý
Abdoininal5eetionsGast rotoniý"
1 ......
...... ........... .........
Gastrotoniv ............
.................
...................
......
......
Castro- I)uodenotomy
ý
/'ý
ý
...... .....ý
..,' 1
...... ......
Intestinal
Obstruction ............................
1
...............................
......
Gunshot Wound.............
'...... 'I
...
......
..........
...
......
I
Gunshot
Wound
......, ..... ....
(. unshot
Wound .............................
1
.... .........
(uushot
Wound .............................
]
ý......
.............................
......
......
(inllshot
Wound
I
.............................
......
.....ý
Penetrating
Wound
.........................
......
Penetrating
Wound
I ......
.........................
......
Wouud
i ....
Penetrating
..............................
......
Suppurative
I'eritonitiS ....................
Remarks.
I ..... ý......
: UupututionsArni
3
......
Arm ...............................................
1'......
...............................................
......
Forearm
I
..........................................
...... ......
Forearm
..........
."
Forearm
1
..........................................
......
Forearm i....
1ý......
.....
......
.
...................
........
Forearm i
1
..... ... ...... ...........................
......
Foot (CLojlart5')
1
............................
......
i.. i,.....I......!
Foot 1Pirognff'y
.............................. ...
Siphon
1 Two feet of stoniae1i
removed.
1 Cancerous Stricture
of (Esophagus.
Fistula,.
I Duodenal
Gunshot
Womid.
Eleven Intestinal
Wounds.
I Laceration
of Liver and Kidney.
ITwenc-three
Intestinal
\V'ouuds.
I Two Intestinal
Wounds.
I Two Intestinal
Wounds.
I'lieutnollitis.
I Intestinal
In, jut; V".
I Severing
I
.
a Railroad
Injur. y.
Icjtniuut
and Colon.
I 'I'ubereuleus
Elbow leint.
.
I 1?pithelieuuº
of Hand.
1 "I'uberculeus
Wris't leint.
.
Injury.
"' Railroad
'N ccresis.
.....
.....
I
I ! 'enºpound Fractures.
I Railroad Injury.
1ilibodentt'Icerof Foot.
Foot
.ine s1
...... 9i.......
............
Lei ...................
Leg
1...........
............
Le ....................................
.
Leg ...... ..........................................
........ ....
...............................................
..................
Leg
......................................................
I. eg ................................................ ...... I I
Leg
1'.......
'......
Leg ...............................................
I
Leg ..................................................................
1
1
.......
......
Leg ...............................................
................................................
Shoulder
Joint
............................
Amputation
Right
of both Legs and Hi
Arni, Synchrouus
.....................
Thigh
Thigh ............................................
Thigh .............................................
Thigh ............................................
Thigh ..................................................
Thigh ............................................
Thigh
.......................................
..................................................
ThigU
............................................
Hip
Joint
.
.......................................
......
1
1 Chronic Ulcer.
I Gangrene of Foot.
1 Compound
ISecondary
Comminuted
Hemorrhage.
1
.....1 I ..... ......
0
......
1,1
2!......
1
...... ......
I
......
1
1
:
......
......
.....
...... ......ý
......
1
2 ......
2 ...... ......
...... ......
4
...... ......
1
......
......
I
2
......1
1
......
1
......
1.......
Flaps.
Fracture.
I Necrosis 't'arsal Bones.
Ankle
1.Compound Fracture
Ankle Joint
..........................................
Breast
............................................
Breast and
Axillary
Glands
.................
Breast
...........................................
I)einoid Cyst of Arm
.......................
Epithelionia
Lip and
Ear
Fibroma f Neck
...............
Fibroma
.........................................
Fibroma
Molluscurn
...............................
Knee Joint
....................................
Lipoma
of Back ............................
Liporna
of Abdomen
......................
Septicaemia.
I Re-amputation
Sloughing
1 Epithelionia
of Foot.
I '1'ubercnlous
..... ...... ......
1..................
"
Excisions--
I Railroad Injury.
1 Railroad Injury.
9 Necrosis of Tibia.
Joint.
of Humerus.
I Raiload Injury.
Fracture.
1 Compound
4 Railroad Injury.
2 Osteo-Sarconia of Knee.
1 Necrosis of Femur.
I Gangrene of Leg.
I Sarcoma of Leg.
I Suppurative Knee Joint.
1 Rcumputatiou.
I Gunshot Fracture of Femur.
I 'N'ecrosis.
_' Sarcoma.
2 Sarcoma.
6 Sei rrh ti.
Superior Maxillary
I Anch3losis.
li
1
Region.
iP
ý_
LIS'I'
OF
'I'HT:. AIOHF.
IMPORTANT
SURGICAL
I
Result.
xit.
Operation.
IF
ýýIG
"tz I
>
c' ý
ý.
ý
>
Superior
Maxilla
............................
Testicle
...........................................
Tuberculous
(; lands of Neck...........
Tuberculous
Abscess of Cluteal and
Inguinul Region
..............................
Varicose Veins of Leg
HerniutMllV.....................
Inguin. d Hernia
.............................
Ventral
Hernia
..............................
Strarngulated
Hernia
( Inguinal)......
Strangulated
Iuguinal
hernia
(O111vntal)
.................................
Hernia.........
titrant; ulatecl I nguinal
(xaugrene of Bowels
.......................
11leiCiOn9Iliac
Abseess
..... .............................
Hepatic Abscess
..............................
Mammary
Abscess
..........................
Tubercular
F'iKtnl<e..........................
Diagnosis.
ýD IA
F
I Hepatic Abscess.
4 Einpyema.
'.............
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P
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....
2
1!......
1
ý.
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I
2
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1...
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1
9 ......11......
I
Remarks.
ý
w
0
'ý Iý
Jýý
Excisions-Continued.
Rib
Rib ...... ...:.... ...............................
.............................
Sarconuitous
(lands of ...................
Axilla..........
OPI: HATIO\S--COSTINCEll.
3
1
1 Osteo Fibroma.
3 Sarcoma.
1
I
,,
I Radical Cure.
I.
13,
.............
ý11
Nehhritir.
22
31
1
'l
t1 il
..1,; . .... ...I
;i
............
aý
Ligation
of Arteries-
Radial
Brachial ..........................................
.........................................
Brachial
.......................................
Feinoral
.........................................
OsteotomyternuhI1
........................................
Fibula
..........................................
Tibia
Inferior ...................................................
Maxilla
..............................
Scapula
.......................................
Femur
................................................
Operations on the Genito-1 riuary
gars.
Or-i
1
............
1
..................i
1............
....
.......
1
............
I Incised Wound.
1 Incised Wound.
I Railroad
Injury.
I Traumatic
Aneurism.
'
T.....
11...... ............
1......
7
.....
4
1 ..................
............
1
............
3 Necrosis.
I Necrosis.
2 Necrosis.
7 Necrosis.
4 Necrosis.
I Necrosis.
I Necrosis.
Dilatation
juradual)
.......
...... 4
.......................
,..,..
Hcd rocele
.......................................
.................
2
Hyd r 1cele
........................................
I ............... '......
Hydro-h,
ematocele
...... ......
Extro ihN of Bladder..........................
I
.....................
..,...
Lithotouiv
2
....................................
..... ..........
1 ep h rot om y
...............
....................................
I; rethrotomy,
Internal
....................
External
Urethrotomv,
..................
Prostatectom}" ................................
Recto-Perineo-Vesical Fistula..........
Operation of the Female Generative
Organs.
Hysterectomy,
Hysterectomy,
Laparotoniy
Laparotomy
Laparotorny
Laparototny
Vaginal
Vaginal
..................
..................
..................................
..................................
..................................
...............................
Laparotom} . ..................................
Laparotomy
..................................
2.
]
1 ................
............
;3...........
I
............
ý,
4
1 ............
0 ..................
......
I
3
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...... ......
1
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I ......
...... .............
ý
ý
ý
0
ý
N
c
M
1 Organic Stricttule of Urethra.
4 V'olkniauu's
Operation.
Radical Operation.
1 Volkmann's
Operation.
1 Plastic Operation.
Vesical Calculus.
upra-pubic.
1 Renal Calculus.
11yo-Nephrosis.
11 Organic Stricture of Urethra.
10 Organic Stricture of Urethra.
1 Supra-pubic. hypertrophy.
3 ('arcinonia
of Uterus.
l Prolapse of Uterus.
K l"tcriue
Filuroids.
7 1s o-Salpinx.
1 ('V"st of Urachus.
06phoritis and Salpingitis.
1 Ventral
Fixation
I ('ancerous
Ovary.
of Uterus
Prolapse.
LIST
OF THE
MORE
IMPORTANT
SURGICAL
OPERATIONS-CoNTINuED.
iý
Result.
i 'O
Operation.
.?
Operation of the Female Ueneratiee Or-!
gau&-Coutill ued.
ý
ýz
y
-i
..
b,
:-
.;
1
......
3'......
I Chronic Metritis.
lj Prolapse of Ovaries.
5ICyst of Ovary.
4 Laceration of Perineum.
1,Atresia of Vagina.
ý:
1 Haematocele.
1 Suppurating
Ovary.
1 Pelvic Abscess.
5 Laceration of Cervix.
11Chronic Ovaritis.
I
3 Punctured
Wound.
1 Lacerated Wound of Eye Ball.
42...
1.......
8
3i
1......
4
1ý 1......
'Acute Plastic Iritis.
......
1i......!......
1-
1ý
Tonsillatomy
2
Rhinoplaety........................................ 11..,,.,
1.,....
E 21
..... .II
..........................
Cýl
ýý
N
I
Operations-
dectomy
.........
Cataract with Iridec-'
Extraction of.........................
tomy
Iridectomy..............................................
Removal of ...........................................
Pterygiuui
Operation on the Nose and .........................
Throat-
Remarks.
c
L.....
ý
Oophorectoitiy
i1....
...... ......
......... ......................
1
Oophorectonly
I......
................................
......
'
Ovariotoniy
ý'............
...................................
ý...,..
ler'
'......ýneorrha phy
41
..............................
ý.....
Vaginal
I ueision
. ........... ............
.'1......
. ......
Vaginal
Incision.
1
I
...... ý......
...... ......
1
Vaginal
Incision
......
......
.........
Vaginal
1 uci; ion ....................
I
. ............ ...............
...... ...... ý......
......
Trachelon"haphy
41i......
.............................
Tubo-Ovrorioton:
y
_ ...... ......;......
...........................
Ophthalmic
('ataraek.
Needled
........................
b: nueleatiou
...................................
I
Enucleatiou
............................
Extraction
Iriof Cataract without
Diagnosis.
L
i
Operations, MiscellaneousOperation
Head..
on Hydrocephalic
Dislocation
Hip Joint. Restoration..
Ligation'Hemorrhoids
...................
Osteotomy
Subgleuoid ......................................
Dislocation
Reduction...
Suturing
of Median Nerve ..............
Tenotomy
.......................................
Tenotomy
......................................
Wiring of Humerus
.........................
Trephining-
Rib ................................................
Rib
Rib ................................................
and Sternum ............................
Skull
Skull ..............................................
Skull .............................................
Skull ............................................
Femur .............................................
.........................
..... :............
Tracheotomy
..................................
1
1......
5, ......
1
1
2
ýý
2ý......
i it
::::
ýý:
::::51 Talipes Equino-Varus.
......
......21jThree
Month's Standing.
Incised Wound.
ý
......
......2Talipes
Equinus.
2)N'ry Neck.
2Compound
31......
4
1
I
2
I
......
1I......
1
Fractures.
3I Empyema.
1 Hepatic Abscess.
I Tuberculous Mediastinal Glands.
6 Depressed Fracture.
2 Depressed Fracture-Cerebral
Abscess.
I Cerebral Abscess.
I Old Depressed Fracture-Paroxysmal
Mania.
I Osteo-Myelitis.
1 Membraneous Croup.
ý
ý-4
I
ST A TT
48
NUMBER
January
June
ATTENDED
IN
1-91
AMPHITHEATRE,
93
81
....................................................................................
78
......................................................................................
April
May
CASES
......................................................................................
Fetiruary
March
OF
OF L0 L'LSIA NA.
135
..........................................................................................
134
..........................................................................................
136
...........................................................................................
151
July
...........................................................................................
August
........................................................................................
September
..................................................................................
Octoberr
.......................................................................................
November
...................................................................................
December
..................................................................................
103
116
143
147
147
146 4
These are mostly cases of minor surgery.
After the operation or surgical dressing, most of thcý4c patients leave
the hospital and return, if necessary, as patients in the Outdoor Departinent.
SUMMARY
OF 013ý'I'I? 77tI('
('. -ýýý: ý, 1891.
m
There were 143 cases of Obstetrics.
White .....................................
87 Mu1tipar: e.................................
S()
Colored
56 Pri mi parse................................
73
....................................
There were five cases of twins, making the total number of childrenborn 14ts.
1'HN: SB\TATI(115.
POSITIONS.
( Left Occipito-Anterior
................................
I Right Occipito-: lnterior ..............................
Vertex
Right Occipito-l'osterior..............................
143
..................
ý Left Ocipitol'osterior
..... ..........................
Uncertain
...................................................
Left
Breech
gJl Right Facro-Auterior.....................................
Sacro-_lnterior
...................
..................................
F: ICC
.......................
hoothn¢, "
.................
1-;
2ý
.....................................................
..................................................................
MANNER
............
llkl
23
9
3
7
i
i
0
OF DELIVERV.
Naturally
1.32
... ................................................................................
By Forceps
11
..... ............... ... ........... ........... .... ........ .... ..... ... ... . ...... ..
By Manual Traction .......................................................................
5
I? F,POR7'
OF CIL4RITY
MORTALITY
I1O. YPITAL-1391.41)
OF 11OTItERF.
Of the 143 cases 3 mothers died, making a mortality
than 2 per cent.
CAUSES
Puerperal
Eclanipsia
Puerperal
4epticteinia
of a little more
OF DEATH.
....................................................................
.................................................................
CO>IFLICATIONS OF CONFINEMENT.
Delivered,
naturally,
without
accident .............................................
('ord around Neck
.........................................................................
Prolapse of Cord
.............................................................................
Arm with Head
..............................................................................
Born with ('aul
...............................................................................
Inertia of Uterus
.............................................................................
Adherent
Placenta
..........................................................................
Placenta Pr. cvia
.............................................................................
Laceration
of Perineum ..................................................................
Knot in Cord
..................................................................................
The number of children
born were 148.
1
3
87
12
4
4
1
10
7
3
20
I
Male
127
83 Living....................................
.......................................
Female
21
65 Still-born................................
...................................
Most of the still-born children were delivered before the seventh
month.
STATE
50
OF LOUISIANA.
MONTHLY
STATEMENT.
1891.
January
February .......................................
.....................................
March
.........................................
Appril
..........................................
May
June ............................................
July ............................................
............................................
August
........................................
September
...................................
October
November.......................................
December ....................................
....................................
I
'
'
-------Total ....................................
COMPARATIVE
Coroner's Inquest
...................
627
454
453
420
442
493
537
574
641
693
653
719
HSß
537
396
74
408
92
66
353
73
355
414
86
479
68
510
73
542
78
91
564
516
90
5611 119
12
15
9
5
13
13
12
18
12
12
12
14
ý 10
594
-i15634
1028
670K
147
74
6
5
11
6
6
3
3
3
TABLEAU.
1891.
1890.
Admissions
.............................
Discharges
...............................
Deaths
....................................
Births
....................................
646
622
590
570
569
563
561
54:3
559
590
639
680
6083
5015
10: 3
172
73
Admissions .............................
Discharges ...............................
Deaths .....................................
Births
....................................
Coroner's Inquest..................
6706
5634
102$
14.
74
REPORT
OF CHARITY
IIO, SPITAL-1891.51
TABLEAU
Showing
th, > Re.peetive
Aye. ý of Patients
Ilospital
in the Year
who Died
1891.
in
the
Charitll
'IIý
NVHTTh:.
Z
ý
ö
J!
j-f'`"
i:;
O I`/-i
F
ý; 'C
', G, 'ý
'
---- ---1§ -. - I 31 28
2ýI I1 3' 3S171
'8
"",
...
... . ýýý
_ ...
1
21'ýý 1 ...
(3
ý11...
I7nder 1----yearr ....................................
year to 5 years .............
5
"
years to 10 years .......... ..................
...
...
10 years to 15 years
I... ý... ...
"ý
...................
"
23
15 years
}
to "_0 ý"ears ...............
63ý
1
I.
142
li
:3335
39
0 years ttui
ears
_'
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..........................
8 ý,
61
43
li 2147
51
ýý
30 years
ý
.. ý ý ear s
1. ...5 11 b4Uß7
81011
101
30
to 40 years ...........................
yý.
. years
............
40 ,years to 50 years .
9.123
13 1)i 11 7 111 8 11 6 91013
.........................................
413114 3!
13 11
88)
'T 7 107
.`ý0 years to 60 years
,10' 4 12 846
48
10 771
89
6'0 years tcý 80 years ...........................
...........................
1 10
2
80 years to 90 years
.281
...
.
...............
..........
P
II...
2
ý.0 years to 100 years .............................
... ... ... ... ... ..
.....
111) upward
'
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
......
.....
...
......................................
43 543 7ý50 48 4.) 48 64' 592
"i1
70,3957 33
otal .......................................
TABLEAU
b7wi.
ritt
thc
lZo,apective Ade,,; of Yatien, ts who Died
Hospital
in the Yccrr 1891.
COLORED.
"ýi~ -i^ :. ^.,
in
a.
the
Chari. hl
-F
----------1
1
3
Iinder ---------i year
... ...
:::
................................
' ... ... ... ...1 ... ..., :3...
'
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... ...
.3::
....:
.:... ... ... ... ...
...............................
0
5 to 10 Year's
.......
. .........
... .... ...]
......................................
ý.:....
4
10 to 15 year.....................................
ý
..
47`l::
]
30!
38
15 to `_'0years
_ýI ,>..
:::
..................
.................
3 4212'
61
li 4454444;
i'0 to 25 years
....................................
51
8(i
7 5ý 3! 6 3:.. ' 5°
25 to 30 ye: u's
-53
....................................
4457357
11 10,7
74
56
30 to 41) years
.........
') 44311446
5(3
40 to +51)years ..........................
!)47
....................................
' 54435
") 5578
8 S.
131
ti0 to 01) years
..................................
'(3(3
8 Ei':..' 34553777
60 to 80 years
..................................
2
2
32"...
21li
15
80 to 90 years
..
....................................
... ...
2
I ..... ...
ý.....
90 years years
.
... ... ... ... I
.ý... .
'.
'
100
............................
Total
..........................................
_ ... ... _. ý. _
... ...
48',35'35'3333032131'I23 30 42 42!,55ýi 43
STATE
52
O1, LOUISIANA.
Nativity of Patients Admitted front January 1 to December 31,1891.
jJN[TPa
STATEN.
Z
J
Alabama ........................
Arkansas .......................
Conneetieut ....................
California .......................
Colorado ....... ................
Delaware
"G'
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''.
i.
ýýý
i.
i"
d
ý.
''
7_
.
"!
ý.
, . ..
...
17 14 11 10 18 18 18 130.5 14; 18 13 191
2 ",; 2 33...............
13
'L 2
20
2
..... ..... I 1.....
'
1.....
3 4', 14
:3.....
..... .....
....
.
.....2 .....
........................
Dist. of Columbia
21..... .....1'.....
...........
Florida
2 `? 232525'?
1l.....
I
ti
...........................
Ueorgia
407
89
1310ý 109"
6 10 73
..........................
Illinois
t43
2448
15
70
:i60
...........................
IIUli2Ula
' 5 4.....
1523413451
37
..........................
Indian
Territory............
1
I
..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... .....
..... ..... .....1.....
Iowa
1..........
1412313
17
..............................
Kentucky
!)8
99H71;
8 19 12 13 11(;
ti
.......................
1
137
Kansas
11.....
...........................
.....
.....
.....
.....
.....
Luuisiuuýi
°__':
i 1ß3 177 151 179 218 _'1-1189 209 .....
211 198 241 237f;
ý ......................
Alississippi .....................
:32 1:5 31' 37
21 34 34 43 37 44 44 4(1)
_'4
Dlissouri
12 44437
t> 13 8668
tiO
........................
Maryland
1 47
3714.....
'? 41885
.......................
1lichigan..
"
3 3.....
2
114
">
.....................
_.....
_.....
139....................
1 1.....
4
16
INIaiuc" ...........................
AI-Saehunetta
311
3'3
33
23
....
..........
"i
...............
bIiuneaota
17
2 1.....
3.........
......................
.....
.....
New York
15 .....
10 15 .........
778!
) 10 18 oýi "'O l+i 1"i1
.....................
ýf;
North Carolina
11 4335f;
262
3
+i4
...............
.
\ett'. lerne. N'
1
1..........
1
M
ý' 1
....................
_'
.....
...........
Nebraska ......................
New Ilampshire
'
....
1
I
................................
................................... 16 10
Ohio
(i 87328S499
90
..............................
Peiiii
'lvauia
4526
10 7536
15 5 15
83
Itho(Ie Island .................
1
1
21
.....
.....
South Carolina ...............................
642491334855 ........................
54
...............
Tennessee
93
10 10 1; 10 768
14 11 1(i 110
.......................
Texasi874247486
11
(i
74
...........................
Unknown
111.........................
2121
11
......................
Virginia
22 10 17 24 13 12 19 19 111 11 20 17 194
.........................
Vermont
o
1
1
'.......... '
4
..............
..........
.....
Wisconsin ............................
I
1I1112
10
.....................
..............
Total
411 304 320j296 307 363 3694141 402 427 428 4734441
........................
.
REPORT
Xaticity
OF THE
CHARITY
HOSPITAL-1891.
January
of Patients Adntittedfrona
53
1 to December
81,1891.
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i
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vý
a'
N`oK 1':rc4\ r: RS.
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r.
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21413,1
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Algeria ...........................
...........................
sia
IN
...............................
Australia
.........................
Belgium
.
.............
Canada
...........................
('bitla
..............................
('uba
..............................
Ucnatarl.
. ........................
England
.........................
East Indies
.....................
l't'anee
............................
Finland
..........................
(: errnumy
........................
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......................
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I Icil lauul..... ....... ...... ........ ...
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........................
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Manilla ...........................
Mexico ...........................
...........................
Malta
..............................
Newfoundland
. ...............
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vic Ic
\ c1va'1cv1t1i t.
..............
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Portugal ............................
.......
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.............................
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of l'atientx
Actors
Agents
.................................
.................................
Artists
.................................
Boiler Makers
......................
Barbers
................................
Bartenders
...........................
Bakers
.................................
Butchers
...............................
Blacksmiths
........................
Brewer
................................
Bricklayers
...........................
Book-keepers
.......................
Bill Poster
...........................
Book Binder
........................
Clerks
.................................
Carpenters
...........................
Coopers
.................................
Cooks
..................................
Cab Drivers
.........................
Cabinet Makers
....................
Cotton Marker
.....................
Car Drivers
...........................
Cattle Dealer
........................
Cistern Maker
.......................
Cigar Makers
........................
Cotton Sampler
....................
Carriage Maker
.....................
Dray men..............................
Dentists
...............................
Drummers
...........................
Dairymen
............................
Druggists
..............................
Distillers
..............................
Engravers
............................
Firemen
..............................
Farmers
................................
Flatboatman
.........................
Fishermen
...........................
Fruitvendors
........................
(xardeners
.............................
Gas Fitters
...........................
Arlmi,
tecl during
2
Hostlers
Hatter
3
3
12
10
2,73
11
17
.
9
11
83
69
18
31
8
4
]
9
1
3
1
2
°
5
10
4
2
32
2
2
78
1
2
20
2
the
Year
1891.
2
................................
.................................
.1ournalists ...........................
Jewelers
...............................
Jockeys
................................
Laborers
..............................
Lawyers
...............................
Lighthouse
Keeper
...............
Machinists
............................
Mechauies
...........................
Merchants
...........................
Moulders
..............................
Medical Students
..................
Musicians
............................
Ministers
..............................
Miller
...................................
Miners
.................................
Marble
Cutters
.....................
News Dealer
........................
Painters
...............................
Post Office Master
................
Plasterers
.............................
Police Officers
.......................
Paper Hangers
....................
Pilots
...................................
Physicians
...........................
Printers
...............................
Peddlers
...............................
Railroad
Men
.......................
Reporters
..............................
Railroad
Uontractor
..............
Shoemakers
..........................
Swampers
............................
School Teachers
....................
School Boys
..........................
Sailors.......
..........................
Saddlers
.............................
Steward
...................
..........
Showman
.............................
Sugar Makers
.......................
Steamboatman
.....................
Tailors
............
....................
1
4
3
I
3892
5
I
17
26
16
2
2
5
2
1
3
3
I
43
1
2
5
3
3
3
10
8
53
2
1
17
5
9
1S
36
8
I
1
2
I
3
IzIs1'OIiT
OF CIfARITY
Employment
Tinsmiths
Telegraph
Upholsterers
Waiters
............................
Operators
..............
.........................
................................
Watchmakers
.......................
IIOSPII'AL-1891.55
Patients-Con.
tinni, d.
4
Watchmen
5
Weigher
2
20
...........................
...............................
Wheelwrights
......................
Weaver
................................
1
l
2
Total
Employments,
94
OI
STATE
;,ýý
REPORT
OF
LOUISIANA.
DISEASES-ý.
ýONTIrLTED.
Patients
Diseharged.
Y;
NOMENCLATURE.
y
wlci
DISEASES
GENERAL
AND
4
s. IEä
w j<'Iwlc'lwI cl w"l
-ý" ýi -S
__
FEVERS.
3
2
1
AntelniL,
Chronic
-k
...
' 1 ... 1 .....
Anaemia,
Malarial, ........................................
Chronic
.........
...............
...
..........................
3
Amermia,
Pernicious
...
......
......................................................!..
1 i..................
Anaeuºia, Acute.
Septicaemia
...........................
...1
Cachex ia, Malarial
............
..................
......................................
1
Diphtheria
Erysipelas, ..............................................................................
Cutaneous
...............................
... ..
Erysipelas of Foot
. ..........................................
Erysipelas of
1
............
........I
... 20 ..4
...........
......................................
1
Erysipelas
FuceHand
elas
.
1 ...
ysipelasºrPhle
...
...
.....
Er
1
*naonous ....................................
....
94
5 20
General
Debility
4
...
...
(eueral
Debility. ..........................................
Anaemia,
Spinal
I
.....................
............
.......
Inanition
...............................................................
1I
La Grippe- I nfluenza
20 10 6 12 10
Malarial
Malarial
..........................
Fever, Continued
................
Intermittent
Fever,
Irregular
....
....................
942...
......
6791212...
I ............
11: ..... ý
......
Malarial
Intermittent
Fever
...
.........................
Malarial
Fever, Intermittent,
15
1
332
41
25
5511...
Quotidian.......
Malarial
Fever, Int'teut,
Double
I
Quotidian,
.................187 21 36 ...............
11.........
Malarial
Fever, luteruºittent,
Tertian
3
..........
...
Malarial
Fever, Int'teut,
1
'l'ertiam, Double...........
.....................
Malarial
Fever, Int'tent.
I iarrhoa
31..................
acute........
Malarial
Fever, Tut. Abscess of ('hestwall.........
I
... ý...................
Malarial
Fever, lut'teut.
I....
Bronchitis,
('hronic....
" ..
..91
...
.....
...
Malarial
Fever, Pernicious
I
...........................
......
......
.....
1 1I
Malarial
Fever, Remittent
91 2 80 26 20 111
.............................
Malarial
Toxaemia
116 6116E12 16 5 10 ...
83
.......................................
Rachitis
2
1
.........................................................
........
...............
Rheumatism,
9
181
Acute
... ...
............................................
1658511 S)' 1 2'....
Rheumatism,
Chronic
5
.............................
f,..Rheun ºal isºn..
Rheuuaatisrn, Syphilitic
....
1321.........
611
1 1
...
, `2 '..
Aticular...
16 l
,
... .
...1
.
Articul ar, ('hAcute
2
18
Rheumatisuº
9i...
30
ronie ....................
.
1
"""+
........
I...
Articular, S
'
.
Rheumatism
S ub-Acute ..............
"""
Rheumatism,
Inflammatory
1.. x... 1...... 1... .i........... ........
.........................
'
VI
2
Rheumatism,
Muscular,
Acute
7
l ......
.....................
...
2'' 2.....
Rheumatism
Muscular,
Chronic
L... .... ........
I
................
4lI......
Rubeola
8
...
...........................................................
ý...
19
ý...
ý...
13l20I0!
21
",
Senility
.............
........................
.
Rheumatism
.e...............................
ý
51 .
REPO R7'
REPORT
OF CII_1R7TY
IIORPI7AL-1S91.57
OF DISEASES-CONTINUED.
CD
Patients
I)lSl'11APi.,
"C(j.
.ä
I
ý
y
Cr'
ý
ý
d
ý
a
NOMENCLATURE.
IwIul
(, ENE1 Al,
I)ISEANI.
AND
FEVEI:
h'racture
Nenilitý .
`enilitv.
11laluri:
>Ä
ry
^,.
ýIIýý
w
S.
of Thigh .........................
...................................................
Dysentery,
('hroi)ic
......................
1?ndocarditis,
Chronic
..................
I leu)iplcl; ia
...................................
ºnsauih"
...................
il ....................
Senility.
5epticaen)ia
tienilitv.
Senilit, v.
'-enility.
Senilitv.
Ql
q"j
Fever
..............................
\1)4cess, I'eri-Rectal
.
......................
Senilitv.
I'1lcerof Leg
................................
`erufulo.. is
. ....................................
.............
Typhoid
eý-er .............................................
'I'ypho-Jºalarial
Fever
..................................
Tort icul is
......................................................
1
...!......
... ... ......
..... ......
... ........
... .........
... ... ý......
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
"I
.I...
11
.. 1
...
...
]
...
...1
...II ...
2
.,
... ... ...... ... ... ... ... ... 1 ...
... ...... ... ... .... ... ....
...t.........
1
.
. `........
....
12...
t' 1''... 1
...
...
II...
77
I
51...
...
:; 1... ... ... ... ... ...
... ...
2
I
... ..... ...
...
... ...
TUMORS.
1'arvinotua
Carcinoma
Carcinoma
('arc"iloll
a
1': u"c"inonut
Carcinoma
('arcinonut
l
riuonut
l'arc"n: un: a
1'arcinonut
Cau"c"inof la
l ':u"t"i norn ut
1': u"c"inotua
l': "c"inonca
of
of
of
of
of,
of'
.-ixilla
.........
13oN"el .......................
Breast ..................................
....................................
Breast.
Amputation
...............
1'ert"ix
....................................
hidney..,
f ................
of
of
of
of,
of
of
of
er
. ......
I, iý"cr...............................
......................................
3leseuten
..............................
Neck
\ ose ......................................
.......................................
lh"arv
....................................
1'enis......................................
of Lalcia \fa'ora ..........................
I,
Penis.
\tuhutation
l' aroinonut
of
tun: ..................................
': u"c"inon: a of ll? soliha"us
.............................
l': u"c"inonia of, Stomach
': u'cu loll III of Sclutuut .................................
.................................
'arcinonca of' Thigh
.....................................
('arciuonut
of Uterus ....................................
Carcinonca
Walls
of Vaginal
........................
Cyst of' Oval-. \
..............................................
Multiple
(: }"stot"Ovary,
................................
1'yst of Ovary and Broad I, t *anicut
.............
Cyst of Lower
Ucrntoid
Jaw
.......................
'......
I
...
... ... ...1 ... ... ...
... ... ...
... ...... I ... ... ...I
:11
:3..
...
...
I...
... ......
... ...I ... ... ...
'......
... ... ...
...
... ... ...
...
.....,
... ... L..... ... ... ... ... ...
..
... ... ... ... .1...
.
"ý .,
..
... ... ý...... ... ... ... ....
... .........
... ...1 ... 1 ... ... I
_'
... ...
... .........
...
I
... ... ...
... ... ...... ...I .....
... ......
... ... ......
... ... ...I1...
... ... ...... ... ... ..
...
I
i.. ý ..ýýý..
ý
..... ......
.........
2
1
I...
... ...... ..... ...
...
...
... ... ...... ... ... "- ,...;...
,
1
...... ... ... ... ... ... ....
...I ... ',......
I
...
... ...,
...1'...... ... ...R...
2 9, L' 3
...
...
'...
'... I......
...
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ý' ...1 ... .I... 1
......
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I
..........
..... ...........
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... ...
......
.... ... .......
...
...
...
...
...
58
STATE
REPORT
OF LOUISIANA.
OF DISEASES-CONTINUED.
NOMENCLATURE.
I'II'!
''
TUMORS.
i
Epithelioma of Arm
Epithelioma of Back ....................................
N:pitheltoma of Cervix.....................................
.................................
Fpithe. lioitheliornmaa
of Face.....................................
Hard
FI1
of
E
helioma of Hand
Maxilla
I'ýPit hthorna of Infertor ..................................
....................
h:pithelioma
b:pithelioma
EPithehoma
Epithelioina
F. pitheliom
of
of
of
of
r of
I4pitheliorna
EI)ithelioma
Epitheliomu
of
of
of
N:pithelioma
of
ýi1...;...
... ... .....
1..1!
... ......:.. i... l ...1. .... . i... ...
1
i ... ...... ...
:.....
' ... ...
I
' ...
y. ... ... I...Ii
.....
I
. ......
.'... 1
i...
... 'I..1 ..........
ll......
...... ...
ý...ý...
2 ...
I.I
2...
Lip
ý... ý... ý.
ý... '.
Lip ......................................
]
'
I
and Ear .........................
...
... ..
Labia
MaJ'ora.
.""ý
..
.....................
I...
1i ý ,
Nose
L..
... '
'Neck ....................................
ý...
................................
...
....:...:...
.'1... 11...
..........
Side
I... I... i......
1...'...;...
.....................................
Superior
Maxilla
',... ý... i'...
2............!...!...
..................
Tongue
i
j... j.........
..................................
...l
Toe
i
......
.......................................
r uorour or rýuperior iviaxrirary tlegion
'.
Ll...,... i... ... ...
... 1! ......
Fibroid of Uterus
lý 25.
....................
.............. .l
.....
r ui. vauu
-1 uc ........................................... ..................
...
Fibro-Liponua of Neck (25 pounds)
................... 1
Fibro-Enchodroma
of Parotid Gland............
.:.. i
Growth of 1{ecturn, Malignant
I...
.....................
......
i
Growth of Perineum and Urethra,
Malignant'...
. .. :
Growth of Scapula, Malignant
..................... ...
Lipoma of Arm
....
...........................................
Lipoma of Abdomen and Side
......................
Lipoma of LittleToe
....................................
Lipoma, o Side
1
:
:!::..ý..i. :
Osteo-Fibroma
Osteo-Sarcorna
Osteo-Sarcoma
...........................................
of Face
..................................
of Le
of Knee ....................
...........
Lupus of Ear ...............................................
Papilloma of I+'oot. .Nephritis, Chronic........
Papilloma
Region............
of Post-Auricular
Lucius of ace
..............................................
Sebaceous ('yst of Face and Neck
..................
Sebaceous ('yst of Penis
.............................
Sarcoma of Breast
..............................................
Sarcoma
Sarcoma
Sarcoma
Sarcoma,
of ('Liu
Ece ..........................................
of
...........................................
of Hand .................................
Multiple
........................
V...ý...
ý...
i...
'' ...
1
"'
1
j'
1......
...
ý......
ý...
i......
I,
,
ý; , .ý..ý..ý..ý .
il :I::j::j::ý::;: :
I.
.. 1.
.............
ý...ý
1
REI'OR7
REPORT
Olf
GLL:IRL7'Y
IIOSPITILL-1891.
OF DISEASES-CONTINUED.
Patients
niseliar;; ed.
.ý
i
NOMENCLATURE.
v
y
s.
ý
U
Z
wjc
TUMORS.
Sarcoma of Liver
Sarcoma of Neck ........................................
Sarcoma of Sacral ...........................................
Region
.............................
Sarcoma of Lumbar
Region
.........................
Sarcoma of Testicle
......................................
Sarcoma of Ulnar
Nerve
..............................
Scirrhus of Breast
Tumor of Abdomen ........................................
.....................................
Tumor of Iliac
Region
.................................
Tumor of Leg
...............................................
DISEASES
OF NERVOUS
'......i...
... ...
...
i''. ý.
.,.
.
:
iý:
1..:
..::.. ..
I
1
SYSTEM.
5
Alcoholism
5 ... 53... 15
41... 6
Acute
...
...
.......................................
Alcoholism,, Chronic ..........................................
G'... 14 ... 2182
Aphasia
1.............
...
.............................................................
Cephalalgia
I ...............
........................................................
Cerebral Apoplexy
1135 .....
.......................................
Cerebral Congestion
1
...
Cerebral Embolism ............................................. 1
1
...............................
............112'13 I1 1.... 11
...
Cerebral
1
orrhag.
e...................................
ý
...
..........
Cerebral
Softening
11.
l
1I...
I
I ...ý.........
...
......................................
Cerebral
Abscess
..........................................
Cerebro-Spinal
Sclerosis
..................................
e"ý
Cnucuss......
ion .....
Brain
of...............................................
Congestion of Spinal .....................................
Cord
............................
r,,.......v iunuýiýn
ý.. ",.....
vvu
L.....,...,.......
..
..
......
.I......
i ...
... ...
.................................................
1.....111
Compressionof Brain
................................... L..
Dementia
. Treniens
...................................................
Delirium
.......................................
Epilepsy
Heºnicrania .....................................................
.................................................
tienºi ýleýriu..............................
Leftft
...........................
`
1le,Tia,
...... .................
I. lleenniihºiple
ria, Right, Cerebral Clot .............
I lydroceph: Llus
II y } xochoudriasis .............................................
..........................................
Hysteria
I mhec.ilit, y......................................................
....................................................
Insanity
Insolatioºu...............................................
.....................................................
...
l
...
.. 1..
7I ...
.........
z ... ...
ýý I
ll 1
I
...1 ... ...,... ...
I.
ý
4' 2'ý 111...
.."
... ... .... '
'LI... ...... 8.........
3...
1
..
JI, 1......
4344
31...
...
1,3 I'.
'.
I...
'...
.
......
..
...
.....
111
' I,
'º 33 3ý...6
...... ...
ý'I
ýýý
3ý' 1......
4' :
3' 2
...
1...
ý...
I
... 1 .l...
:'... I 11...
. ......
ý..
L.
ý...
. I... ...
... 3... ... ý...
`l... l 31...1'1... 2 1...
'L..... ý...... 1
1 8'...
... ... .......
I...
i... ý 1... 3.1 ... ...
!... ý...I 1 :t 1'......
t
...
STA7h'
60
REPORT
Ob
LOUISIANA.
OF DISEASES-Co1TINUED.
Patients
I)isc+harged.
=
Ei
ä
NOMENCLATURE.
`'
Zýa
?L"Z,
)
Iwlcl
1>[SEA5ES
OF NERVOUS
`.
w IaIwlclwlýiwýc
SYSTEM.
1
Locomotor
Ataxia
...
.............................................................
5
11
Lumbago
3.1
............................................................
... 1'...
Mania,
Acute
I...... '.
Mania,
Chronic...............................................
'..........
1.........!.
Mania,
Puerperal.........................................................
...........................................................
l
Melancholia
..................................................
... ... ...
... ... ...... ...
1
Mental Aberration
Meningitis,
Meningitis,
Meningitis,
Z-
............................................................
...................................................................
Cerebral
Cerebral. ...............................................................
Chronic
...
....................... ... ... ......
('erebro-Spinal
Acute
I
I ...
12
..........................................
.........
11...........................
...
...
ll...
1....
1',...
_.
... ...
1
I3
1
Meningitis,
Meningitis,
'spinal ........................................
Meningitis,
I
Tubercularr
............................................................
4
'
Myelitis,
Chronic
:..
61.........
3
...
..........................................
...
...
Myelitis,
°.....
Sul-Acute......................................
-! -.
...................
Myelitis,
Hemorrhagic
1
......
......................................................
Myelitis,
Ascending,
1
1
Acute
...
................................................
Myelitis,
Transverse
1......
............................................................
Neuralgia,
Facial
I
I
....................................................
...1
............
Neuralgia,
Trigeminal..................................
...............
...............
Neuralgia,
Intercostal
I
2
...
...............
.........................................
Neuralgia,
Malarial
1
..................................................... 1
Neurasthenia
5
.....
_ ...
...............................................
............
(Edema of Brain
1.
....................................................................
Onanisni
I
I
.....................................................................
...
.........
Paralysis,
1
Agitans
........
_
Paralysis,
Bulbar ..............................................................
I
.........................................
...........................
i............
I
Paralysis,
General
...
............... I
Saturnine ........................................
Paralysis,
..........................................................
I
Paralysis
of Legs .................................................................
...
1
1
Paresis
I
...
.....................................................................
......
Spinal
I. ...
Paralysis,
.....................................................................
_
1
'.............
Paresis of Forearm
......
........................................
.........
212.......
Paraplegia
1
.....................................
...
.............
1
Petit Mal
.........
.....................................................
.........
Polio-: Myelitis
I
I
1
..............................................
.............
............
Sciatica
fi 13.........
........................................................................
Acute
1
Spinal Pachy-Meningitis,
...................................
.............
41i
Spinal
Sclerosis
I
`'
4.....
...
TetanTetanuussl
Idi pathic .........................................................................
1....... .. .........
...1 1.
I 2 ...
1
''2
aimatico .
...
.i..
......
I.......!...;
1_ý.
Trismus N ascentium ...........................................,.............
REPORT
OF CHARITY
RE PORT
OF
HOSPITAL-1891.61
DISEASES-CONTINUED.
tL
Patients
Discharged.
.ý
.ý
IA,
NOMENCLATURE.
E1,
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++
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ICI=
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lwlcl
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.
I......... I Iý...
Aneurism, Abdominal ................................
.................
Aneurism of Arch of Aorta,
ý
ort..a., A....
sceu; i..u+h.
.
.........
`I..
...
Aorta, Desccndin'....ý......
uisýn of Arcb
... ý... .... 1
Aneurism
(
A
i
ý...
i......
of
a
... . .. I...
....
........
. ..
Aneurism
'..1
of Femoral Arte rV.......
...
.....
Aneurism of Plantar Artery
I....
........................
... ... ...... ... ......
Aneurism of Radial Artery .........................
1'... I. I.,. .. I...
...
...
......
...
,
Aneurism
ý.. ý......
...... I ý ý... ýl]...:.... 1 2 1
ABlueottiýc
IDiSeaseuction.
Obstruction
nsutliýenclavianArtery
3 and
.,
.. ...
.. _ý...
j. i...
,l..,...................
....
_...
... I.... ý
........... .......... .................. ....
,]
.................
...
Dilatation
of Heart .....................
. ......... ..... .
..... 2; ...
Iý...
Alntetle>>on
ý8
6ý12
I+ýndoc: u"ditis, Chronic
I... ýI]'..
3 1
12
ý...
...........:......................
......
Lndocal"ditls.
Uterus
of
............
_
.....
......
...
I+'nd ctditis,
Alcoholism .......................
..... iI...
... ........... Ii...............
Endo,;
Liver
'
Enlargmentof
arditis.
... .
Heart Failure
l
.. "
...... .........
....................
Intermittent
Heart
.........................................
......................
ý. ý... ý'......
L....
i...
etis, Acute
Mitral
4
Insufficiency
... ....
.....................................
blitral
Insutliciency.
Hemiplegia
2
...................
.......
Mitral
Insuffiicieney.
Pneumonia
.................
............
Mitral Insufliciency
and Aortic Obstruction.
......
i... ' ......
Pericarditis
Acute
,
Varicose Veuis
DISEASES
.......................................
...
.....4...
............................................
OF THE RESPIRATORY
OR(xANS.
Aphasia
Asphyxia .............................................................
As
front Carbonic Acid Gas
1..................
...............
('hrouicv
Asthnur
......................
Asthma and Bronchitis...................................
Bronchitis,
Acute
Chronic.........................................
Bronchitis,
......................................
Bronchitis,
te,
Sub-Ac
Bronchitis,
.................................
Lar }"ngitis, Acute .......................................
Laryngitis,
(Edema of Glottis ..........................................
6
I....
L.. ... ... ...
... . ... ... ... ... ...
]....
..
... ... ..
... ...
.... ýýý....
20
9 1" ý0'23
"..
...
I7......
1... ýý1
;
ý7
.......
.......
', 4 ............
i 3...
".. ý... ...5......
..I.3
...
i 3... ' l .....
...
1',... i......
' 1
8.. i......
15ý...
11
2 ] . .I5.1.
11
4'...
28 791
11...
ß 112I...
i 7... ý 10'... 30...
I...
3
j... .....
.
ý...
1
ýý.
' 1'...
...;
1.... 2ý ]
l
...
...
1...
;....
1
STATE
62
REPORT
01
LOUISIANA.
OF DISEASES-G)NTINUED.
tý..,
...
ALlClllo
=l
r. fa.
Discharged.
NOMENCLATURE.
I>ý
Z,
Iv
lt
IrIýý.....
C.
L-w
wýc
ý
DISEASES
OF THE RESPIRAORY
ORGANS.
CEd'ma of Lungs
....................
ý..........
Emý ema .............................
...........
Phthisis, Incipient
Phthisis,
Pulrnonalis .......................................
Pleurisy,
Pleurisy,
Pleurisy,
....................................
Acute
...........................................
Chronic
Sub-. lcute...............
.....................................
", ý
......:.................................
Pleurisy.
rY
:;
slý,ý
"ý
º.
ýc! wlcl«"!
cjw;
c
i... Il......
31 ``
...ý
1' ý
1 .j
1
...
4165
"
.2219......
... .2........I... 59 17 50 55 70 102
2...
.....
... .'........
...
2743.........
1
4...
114......
2
1...
.:. _.
.. 2
... .... I 3.1
,
I"...
-
ý
......:.. ...3 2'... 15 11 ........
3]..2 .. ' 91ý
4........
3'....
with
--- 1
231...
Pneumonia,
t, rfhnicw
...6g I
...
......
...
..................................
1
Pneumonia.
Lobar, Acute
23
13 26
Pneumonia,
Pulmonary
Pneu mothorax
Iýý
...................
Lobar, Double ...:........................
.......................................
Congestion
......
.................................
Pulmonary Y Gann
Gangrene
Hemorrhage................... ........ ... ..
...............................
DISEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE
ORGANS.
Ascaris Lumhricoides
..................................
Cholera Infantum
..............................................
Cholera blorbus
Cirrhosis of Liver.................................................
.........................................
Congestion
of Liver ...........................................
Constipation,
Acute
Constipation,
Chronic ...........................................
..................................
Diarrhoea, Acute
Diarrhoxa,
Chronic..........................................
Diarrhoea. Malarial ......................................
.......................................
Diarrhoea, '] ul, ercular
..................................
Dilatation
Dysentery,
Dysentery,
Dyspepsia,
..............
1,...
'...
I
ý... 2
I
1............
i...
101
2 ...
...............
...
4
1
...................
14 6
6
4634
............1
! ...
..................
2o...
1
ý...
.........
3...
649
2' l 1i... ß.
11 3 112 35 20 41151
65 18
11 1 39 5 30 6S...
341............
1
......
'...
1
i...
...
...................
......
of Stomach ........................................
Acute
21
Chronic ........................................
........ .............................
Atonic
......................................:
......
...
2
21.........
...
31...
'... I""" Iý...
... '...
I..
..
I
3'
32 ..................!...
9 ti 111
84 22 1' 1', 3
4
... ... ... ý... ý...
li
Dyspepsia, Acute. ......................................
22
......... 3.I......
'
Dyspepsia, , Chronic ......................................
127...,
..
1'ý...
' 1
Entero-Colitis .............................................
3 2
.....
. .. ...
Impaction.n. Perforation of Intestines. '
1.,,
.
.. ...
,' 2I... i .... 449,7
Fis tula in Ano.
. ..
:"
.,
REPORT
OF THE CHARITY
REPORT
HOSPITAL-1891.63
OF DISEASES--CONTINUED.
NOMENCLATURE,
DISEASES
OF THE DIGESTIVE
ORGANS.
Fissure of Anus ...........................................
Gastritis, Acute
Gastritis, Chronic........................................:........
Gastro-lluodenitis ........................................
........................................
(xa tro-Futeritis
..
................
Gast
H etriorrhoitist ýExternal
...............................
Hemöhotdslnternal
.................................
Hepatic
Abscess
I
il
............ 1..
ý; 1 3... 1ý... 1I...
1, ... 1 51
1' ;11
"" """
... l... ý......
... ... I3... 4 ý...
...
ý.... ... ... -... .....
...
2! 4. " ...
..... .... 6
....
'4
91
L1 ...
, ý. 1'...
..
4]1...
4ý
I
fi
1
3.
'i
.....
,
...
. I"...
.........................................
Hepatitis,
...........
...............
1 ýI1
He
Hepatitis, _cute
Chrome
... .. _'...
.... ...
... . ... .. "..
Hepatitis, , Sub-Acute ..........................................
1 ... ... ...
...
.. .
L..
1 11
He ýýttitis Suppurative ve ........................
]1
......................
....
3I... 1...
Hernia lncrüinal"
L......4'I 3'
... .... .... ..
Iuguutal
.. .......................
Hernia,
Strangulated
2' 2I...
s.
g]
...................
Hernia, Incarcerated
11 1 ...
...........
.....
...
............................:.
...
...
...
...
...
Hernia of Mesentery
. ..
............................
..
1ý
Otneutal
1 ... ...
..
ý ..... 1,... ]
Hernia, Ventral ..........................................
.
.. ...
...,...
...
...........................................
i tl...
l... l...
Hedrnia,
Liver...........................................................
atid of
.I ... l2..
I...
... I...
Hyperautia
Liver
of
... ...
....................................
Icterus
Icterus, ......................................................
Catarrhal
........................................
........
... I...1 ...,
1!
ý1...... ... ý...
2....
..... ..
... ...
412]...........
I
642...
... I...
... . ...
Intestinal Strangulation.
Pelvic Abscess...... .. iý... l.
1
... ....I .....
Obstruction of Bowel
12
.
.ý..
.....
...................................
.,I 1
1!
Obstruction of Intestines
.'I...:.. ... ... .1...
..............................
...
i... .... 3...
Peritonitis, Acute
.............
......
"
...
...;
......
ý... 2
'.
Peritonitis, Sub
......
..
... in......
..................................
...
ý...
Peritonitis.
I"A.. ý.ncute
bod..
3ý....
. i...
Peritonitis, lhitused.....................................
11...
Pet
1 ... '... ý..... ]1 2
' eritonttis' Suppurative
1.............................................!...
... ......... lj...
..: ..... 2
Peritonitis,
Traumatic ..............
I.
...
.................................
ý...Ii......
'
ýý....
i... 1......l... l 1ýý. ... ý... :..
leriýTyphlitis...,
...............................................
' .ý...
Yrolapse of Rectum
i 1ý...I...... ... ...
.....................................
Pharyngitis, Acute ............................
3
1...
...
...........:...
...........
... I...
1'...
l; 4
Ph: uýnrttiofs, Chronic
Chronic ............. ...................... ý 1l
...
...
...
(Esophagus
Stricture
i... 1... ...
........ .............
..... I.... ... '.....
'I...
. ý 11...
Rectum
ý 2 I'"'
Stricture
,....
5
4...
...
.....
ý...
Soliuui_
raenia
......................................
{.::...ý...I 1...
L
ý.I.
... .; 4,..,..,.. . .;.
64=
JSTA7E
OF LOUISIANA.
REPORT OF DISEASES-CONTINUED.
I
tt
I
Patients
Discharged.
iý
i81
NOMENCLATURE.
ti
I-TI!11
++
1.
äiýýFýýý
wL_l_w
DISEASES
ýý ý!
w
i>G.
r-
ciwlclwlclwlu
as
i
OF THE U1GEýTIVB.
ORGANS.
I.
Tonsillitis, Acute ................................................
Ty phlit is
Ulceration............................................................
of Bowel .....................................................
LOCAL DISEASES AND INJURIES,.
4..................
I .....................
1
......... .
Abscess
Abscess
Abscess,
Abscess
Abscess
Abscess
of Arm
................................................
Region
of Axillary
................................
Alveolar
...............................................
of Breast
...............................................
Region
of Cervical
Walls.................................
of Abdominal
.................................
I
1
1
2
I
Abscess
Abscess
Abscess,
Abscess
Abscess,
Abscess,
......................................
1
of Knee ...........................................
...
of Lung
............................................................
1
1
.........
......
-'..
..............
- --1
... l ...............
.............. '...
...
.
..........
...
'
Abscess of Foot
I.........
......
Abscess of Face ......................................................
2 ..
..................................................
.................
1
Abscess, (iluteal
1112.........
......
1 '...
Abscess of Hand ..........................................
1
I
...
................................................
...
...
Abscess, Iliac
..............................................
.1
Abscess of Inguinal
Region
2
........................
... ...... . .1... 1 ... ...
Abscess,
Ischio-Ltectal
ofN eckAry
...........................................
Palmar
Perineal ....................
.......
...................................
I
............
2 ......
......... 1 ... .
......
I
2
1
...12...............
......
"..
1
..J
2'...
Abscess, Pelvic
1
...........................
....... 1 `?.11......
'...
1
Abscess, Peri-Rectal
...........................................
_.
Abscess, Psoas
1 .........
...........
_
Abscess, Rectal...........................................................
11............
........................................................
Abscess of Scapular
Region ..........................
1
............
............ 1 ...,...
Abscess of Scrotum .....................................................
Abscess of '1'high ...............................................
3 2 31 Lý....
I.
Tubercular
Abscess of Thorax,
I
"
...........................................
1
Abscess of Vaginal Gland ...........................................
..............
_.
Amputation of A rat ......................................
..... 11..........
21...............!
A mputation of Foot .......................................
......
Amputation of Finger
1
2- ..........
i
....................................... 31......
...I
"..
Amputation of Leg. ....................................
...
............; '....
I
Amputation of Radius and Ulna ........................
...............
_.
2
Amputation of Stump of Arm ..................................
I.....
1,............,
Adenitis, Inguinal ...........................................:...
I.......... ............
7
REPORT
REPORT
Of
OF
CHARITY
HOSPITAL
1891.65
DISEASES-CONTINUED.
ýý ý
Patients
Discluu"ged.
.ý-ýEä
.
N,
y
NOMENCLATURE-
T.
^.
.+
Wjcl wlclwlcl\eIcI\c
LOCAL
DISEASES
I
AN [) 1 NJURiES.
1
of Neck ...................................
... ...I ... ...
.:... ... ...
of 'I'hil; h ........................................
...
...
......
...
... ...I
Bed Sores
..... ... .....
....1 ... ... ...
ý......................
'
Carbuncle ...................
Baclof
.
... ... .....
, ..... ...........
('arlwncle of Buttocks ..................................
...I
..I
ý
4
Carbuncle
of \eck ...................................
...
... ..... ...
...
Carbuncle
Anthrax
Anthrax
Carbuncle
Carbuncle
Cellulitis
('ellulitis
of "teruunt
...................................
of ýidc ........................................
'l'Itigll..............................
of
of Foot ..........................................
of Hand
................. ......................
('ellttlitis
of Ler (............................................
('left Palate
.................................................
Contraction
Muscles
of Ham String
.............
Contraction
le,; of Knee
of M us(-,
.....................
('oxttts,
Chronic
...........................................
Curvature
Spine
... ... ...... l ... ..
... ...
... ..." ...
1
. .....
ý.. I ...
...
... ...I ......
..
""""". ."" """ """
I
... ...... ... ... ...
1
I
...
... ... ...
... ... ...... ... ...1 ...
...
...
... .........
... ... ...
..... ...
... ......
...
... ... I...
..... ...
... ...
... ... ...
... ...
.....
"". """
I
...
. ...I
...
... ...
'...
... ...
... ...
... ...
... ...
......
... ...
. "" ...
ý.
ooff
... ...
......1 ..... ... ...
llefoDeforDeformity
Toe
Little .............................
.
... ... ... ... ...
....
.
......
.
...................
............
I
Deformity of Le
... ...... ... ... ... ..... ... L..
Intensive t(,ýticatrixnof
.II...
...
1I...
Cellulitis of Back of Hand
.. " ...1......
"" """
...
...
...........................
Extensive Cicatrix
AFall
rniý ..... ...................
............ . ......
.1 .....
F.pulis
' ...
... ... ...1;...
... ... ..... e ..
........................
.................................
Epistaxis
... ý....
...
... ... ý.. . yý
ý,...
'ý...
.....................................................
1ý,...
Exostosis of Femur
... ... ... '... ý... ý,
......................................
Finger
Foreign Body tnnnve.
... .... . ..... ...
... II...
... i...
.... ... '..
Forci in
...
...
. ...
..... .....
i; Bodyý in Throat ............................
FUrunclc8
"... L..." .... '...
.............
... .13...
...
,
1
G'tngne,
tc. of r "t t"
... . ...... ... ..........
....... ....
...
' 1'...
Gangrene of Foot ................................................................
.........................................
14I..
.........................................
I.........
''... .
(anýýrreneol'Middle
5
Senile
............
...
L..... ý.......
ll... ...
I...
'roe
(ýtene,
.
...............................
Toes
Gangrene of T......................................
....
Gallactorncwa
.................................................
Mastitis,
Acute
.............................................
(Edema of Leg
.............................................
Unychiat
.
1'aronych ......................................................
ia
.............................
...............
...
...
...
...... ...
Yhlegmon of Leg
..........................................
Potts Disease
...............................................
r
Rupture of Internal Ligament of Knee Joint
...
i... II...
..........
1
...
... ......2i ...
11...
...
1
... ...... ... ý...
2
... ...... ...
...
...
...,...,...
'...
...
...,...
...
... ...
... ...
..
.....
.....
'ý...
L...
i... ',...
1
1
...
.
2 ... :...........
'...
........
1;...,...... ...,
ý...ý...
.
ý..I..;. ý.
,57ATE
(36
REPORT
OF LOUISIANA.
OF DISEASES-CONTINUED.
ýJ
.ý
NOMENCLATURE.
'If
ý
tý
v
Iwýcý
__
LVI:
--
AL
1)1,! ShAýS1:
r_
,. _'b
--
-
APill
--
Rupture of Tendon of Leg
...........................
6iuus of Buttocks ..........................................
Sinus of Thivh, Sunnurative
........................
ý
ýI-
J-
"- 1 --
lä
w Iclwýclw1c- ýwýý
ýIýý!
11VJUHlE6.
---------
,
;m;i
... .
!...
!......
ýi
I!..........
Snake Bite of Foot
.........................................................
Ulcer of Arm
..............................................................
I
Ulcer
Ulcer
Ulcer
Ulcer
1 ......;.
i... I..._.
...
...,...,...,.
I
of Back ...............................................
...
.....................
1
of Buttocks .......................................................
............
1!... I..,-of{Ankle, Chronic ...................................................
1
of Face .................................
..3..
.
i.....
Ulcer of
2i
1 . 3... i..,
Ulcer
Ulcer
of Feixt ................................................
ot
Heel ...............................................
...
. r_
uiceroi ý nip
2
3
'...
I ......
lý, ao
,
..............................................................
il...
'I...
Ulcer of Gluteal Region
................................ I..... ...............,...
Ulcer of Foot. Amputation
...............
.......
...
......
...
...
!!
I4
2:.
ý4 5 10........
Ulcer of Leg.
'..1 lß11'.
.
......
. . ....
Ulcer of I eg, ....................
Chronic
12 916,3' 5
82
............................
Ulcers of Legs
l......
!
...................................
"."..... i.
i 1 6' ...
Ulcers of Legs, . Chronic
1
...............................
I...
Ulcer of
I
...
Ulcer of Lumbo-Sacral Region
.......................
Ulcer of Nose
1
I......
.
""" -""
Ulcer of Rectum
2 ... 1l..
........................................
..
UlUlcercerof
1
Scalp
...
1'...
1'.........
of W
........................................................
Stump of Thigh
li... 11.. 1""
.................................ü
Unhealed
l......
nhealed Stump of Foot ..............................
... .
ilf
1
1
1
BURNS.
Burn
Burn
Burn
Burn
Burn
Burn
Burn
Burn
Burn
Burn
and
of Arm,
of Abdomen,
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
gpBur
degree.
Amputation
...........
2d and 3d degree
............
...
'
l ... 1............
I 111 I"".
I.....
...
Back,
degree
111,1ý...
""" ... 1
..............
Back2dand Legs, 4th
degree........
1...
1
.....................
......
.......
Yod 2d degree
I54
1 1; 1.....
I... 1 i....
ý
Chest, 2d degree...........................
2
ý...I'
1...
Facc...2d deg ree ..............................
2l....,
Face, and Hand, .....
2d.....
de.. ree .................
2.
.................. I........ 1 I... 1'
Face, Hand and Le gI
ý
Feet, 2d degree ...............................
"I"""ý""....
.1I..
REPORT
REPORT
OF CHARITY
OF
IIOSPITAL-1891.67
DISEASES-CONTINUED.
=ý
ýi
i
Patients
Discharged.
a
r.
ý
a
NOMENCLATURE.
T
ý
ýiý
I.
iý
ý
'ý
, ý,
ýýIý
ý. ^
" iýý
ý
IwIul w IcIwIclwIcýNvIc
---I,
_. ý- -, .I -- -ý
LOCAL
L)ISEASI+. S AND
INJURIES.
RU RNS.
Burn of Foot, 2d degree ..................................
Burn of Hand. : 1nºputation
........................
Burn
I...1
I...
... L..;
of Hand, 2d degree
...
Burn of Leg 3d de ree .............................
....... ... ......
ai
ag ..............
Burn of Legs
degree
2d
21...!l!.........
2,...
4'...
1
...,
11
....................
Burn of Lower Ex ieuºItics,
2d and 3d degs
... ý!1..............
... ' ... .
Burn of scrotum, 2d degree
... ..
................
1
'...
Scald of Leg. Erysipelas
............
.
...................................
I
Scald
teftl
pion.
LI
'
of tiýhouºIder, Ilack tud V alea
...
....
l'ONTII5ION5.
Contusion
ý,... I
ý2...
...
!] '... ' ..............
......................................
.5
...
I...
ý ....................
'...
Arm and Hip ..........................
.....
.1...
I ,,..,
... ...
...
i
iai......
iý...
Back
............
..............................
Back and Side .........................
ll... l............
Shoulder
and
... I '.
ýý..., ý
Body
............................................
11I .
of Abdomen
Contusion of Ankle..
Contusion
.Uontusiou
V......
Contusion
Contusion
Contusion
Contusion
Contusion
Contusion
Contusion
Contusion
Contusion
Contusion
Contusion
Contusion
Contusion
Contusion
Contusion
Contusion
of
of
of
of
of
of Chest .
L..1
...
jl...
.......!
of Eye .........................................
...
...... .......1,............,...
... ... l......
of Elbow ...................................................
I
'......
of Elbow and Thigh ......................... 13145...,.........
............
i...
Foot
of
........................................
.......................................
d
of Forcoreheahead
..............................
of
of Knee .......................................
of Knee and Ankle ......................
Leg
,.
...
....
1
... ý...
"211...
23
' ... 3,1 1 ...
' '... L.....
II.....
of
...................................
....... ... '...
1,......,.........
of Leg and Hip ...........................
...
j...... i
SI..........,...
of "ealp .................
......................
Contusion
Contusion of Side
Contusion
Coutusioa
...
I...
i...
...
Fracture of Zygonna
of Shoulder .................................
vf Thigh .....................................
1...1,
I'
ý...
i...
.......
I
.........
j......
1
...,...
..I1..
j...
...
...... i l, l.
...2 . .!......
1' 1... I...
I i. .!. ..
ý'...
STATE
Rh
REPORT
OP LO ULSIA .VA.
OF DISEASES-CONTINUED.
ý
NOMENCLATURE.
t0
O
.ý
I
..
I'uti( -nta
lliscIuu"ned
I
:ýis.
iýi_
ý; _
1: º--rý
,:ýi-Z
CI w
ýý, ýwjC Iw
LOCAL
DISEASES
AND
INJURIES.
DISLOCATIONS.
Dislocation
Dislocation
Dislocation
Dislocation
Dislocation
Dislocation
Dislocation
of
of
o('
of
of
of
of
I
Clavicle
I
...
... .....
...
Cervical ..................................
Vertebra
1
...............
.........................
I
Elbow
... ... ..
... . ......3 ...
Femur ....................................
...............
Head of...............................
Femur
I
............
...................................
humerus
:'.........
...............................................
1'... I
Humerus,
Sub-Coracorid
ä
.........
......
... 1
Dislocation of Ilip
.............................................
Dislocation of Maxilla
Inferior
.........................
Dislocation
Dislocation
of Shoulder
of Shoulder,
1
...
...
l1......
.....................................
Sidi-Glenoid
..................
Dislocation of Vertebra
................................................
Dislocation of Wrist
............................................
1
3
...
2 ...
.........
1
1 ..
..
1 .........
...........
FRACTURES.
Fracture
Fracture
Fracture
rracrure
Fracture
of Big Toe ...................................
of Both Fernurs .............................
of Bone of Skull ............................
ox ý ervicai Nerteura .......................
of Claviclee .....................................
.I............ '1... .
.
............
11
.............
................
i...
...,... .. _
..
2
2143
...;
Fracture of Clavicle and Rib
.............................................
Fracture
Vertebra
1 2,...
,
9
of Dorsal
......................................
. ...
Fracture of Elbow and Patella
I ................
,...1
..........................lo 4 1214 43......,
Fracture of Femtu........................................
1
Fracture of Femur, Intra-Capsular.....
i
' ... ll...
_........
....
_.
...
and Humerusa.....
...
ureof
'1 ... 1, ý I......
... __ ý...
... ý1
1'rýct
Frontal
Trephining
1'...
...
....
......
.....
...
Fracture
Finger
1
Fracture
Fracture
Fracture
Fracture
Fracture
Fracture
Fracture
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
.....
Forearm..............................................
Tetanus
...............................................
Humerus
511..
.................................
Humerus.
Tetanus
....................................
Hip Joint
..................................................
Internal
Ligament
of ankle ........................
Ilium.........
..........................................
Inferior
Maxilla
..................
..............
22°'
1
......
...... i...
1
... '...
1
...
ý 1!.....
I
..
.i
Fracture of Metatarsal Bone
] ...........................,
...
Fracture of Neck of Femur ........................
1 .......
............................
Fracture of Oleerunou Process
l...... j...;
1...............
..............................
PI; POIi 4 01
REPORT
CK 1RIT
2' HOSPITAL-18.91.69
OF DISEASES-CONTINUED.
ý ý0 I
ý"rý
-I
NOMENCLATURE.
---
Patients
LIRCOaPbEu.
;'
1 Ga' 11
ýizi
ýIÜ
Tý i? cl 1 i-4
11.1
T.
I.
_iýi
ýg
Z12I
Ic Iw
LOCAL
DISEASES
AND
FHACTUHh:
IuI WIcINN'c(wic
i ýý ý,
INJURIES.
ý.
Fracture of Os-('alcis
1
...................................................
...
Fracture of Patella
.................................
Fracture of Patella.
Barton's Fracture of
I
'...;...
Radius
.........
(
Fracture of ...................................................................
1
Pelvis. Rupture of Bladder............
...............
ý'ý.......
Potts' Fracture
`
...
............................................................
I'1....
]... '... i......ý...
Fracture
Fracture
of Radius
of Radius
and
:uul
..:
I liuin
U Ina ....................
......................
"I...
.4..
...... ... ...
I
...
I
.......,...
i...
1
ý...;...
1"racture of Bantus of Pubis
1 ý...!....
.........................
Fracture
4_...
1 1
of Rib ..............................................
...
...
Fracture of Ribs
14...
.. ....... ...
..........................................
...
Fracture of Scapula.............................................................................................
Fracture of Skull
11 ...... ..>I6...
4' ... . ý
Fracture of skull.........................................
Depressed Fracture of
Frontal Bone
I
......................................
..ýý,...
Fracture
c. s
ý..
....
.....
Fracture,
111
i ............31
of Tibia ýttt.....
..........................
of Tibia and Fibula
....................
of both Tibia and Fibula, and ('onepound Fracture
of Left Tibia.....
Fracture
Fracture
I1
11.5
1
Fracture of Tibia and Fibula, and Right and
Left Radius
Fracture
Tibia ......................................................
Fil,
Ununited
Fracture
Fracture
Fracture
of
and
ula,
.......................
of Ulna ...............................................
Both
Ulnas
of
...........................................
of Vertebra
and scapula .............................
I ......... '... '...;...
I
'... I...
.... ý...,I" !...,...
2
.........
I
.........
l
...... ,...
Ilead
................................................... t......
Contused
d
Wound,
Contused and Laceirte
of Le-
Wound,
Contused
aund, Contused
Wound,
Contused
ýý"ououudnd
Coutused
Wound,
Contused
,
and
and
and
and
and
j......
... i...
ýIý
%VOLTNI)S,CON'rl"SI: U AND LACERATED.
\V'uuud, Contused and Lacerated
of Ear .............
Wound,
Contused
and Lacerated
of Face
o,
1
63
1
L..
.../ ... ...... ... ...1]
... ......
I...,...
1
.. ... ...... ... 1'...
... ... ...
Lacerated
of Lip ....... ... ......... ...
Lacerated
2I
' 'ý ...l ... ... ...
II..
o'f
..... ... ",
.........
Laeenited
of
e2... ... ý
... ... ... ...
Lacerated
''lii`ý.....
ýI
actrated of
...
....
Lacerated
igU....
I Iý
of Thigh
I...
.
1
....
and Abdomen .........................................
......
I'i
..
... ... ... ...
STATE'
7(
REPORT
OF LOIZS'IA
NA.
OF DISEASES-G)\TINUED.
Patients
Disebarged.
NOMENCLATURE..
I>-ý
Ü
1.
ý:
ý 'r7 I a.
w jc! wlclw! uiw!c
LO(. 'AL
DISEASES
ANI)
INJURIES.
WOUNDS GUNSHOT.
3
Wound, Gunshot of Abdomen
Wound, Gunshot of Abdomen,............................
Three Perforations of
Wound,
Gunshot
Wound,
Gunshot
Wound,
Gunshot
Intestines
......................................
of Ankle
......................................
of Hack ................................
of Back and Neck
...................
1
......
"1
...
2 ......
Iiý46
1
..................
ll1............
1
...............
1
1...... '.......
of Body and Leg .....................
..... " 1
_.
of Buttocks .............................................
..................
....
..
..
2......
I1
ý
14....
4
3...
Chest
of
..... .
1
of Eye ............................................
............
..
21
Face
'' 1 ...... 1' 1 ...
of
................................
1
Face
Neck
of
and
_.
................................ 2 11... ..........
1
of Forearm .............................
I.
Foot
of
...................................
I ... ... ... ...... "..
of Finger and Lip .........................
I ... 1''...
11...
Head
of
.........................................
3' 1
I
of Head ; Suicide .....................
............
.
of Hand ...........................
.
.....................
1
of Hip ..................... .....................
..................
1
21...
Gunshot
......
of Knee
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Gunshot
Gunshot
Gunshot
Gunshot
Gunshot
Gunshot
Gunshot
Gunshot
Gunshot
Gunshot
Gunshot
Gunshot
Gunshot
Wound,
Wound,
Gunshot
of
..........................................
Knee;
Amputation
of
Thigh
I ..................
.......................................................
Wound, Gunshot
33............
of Leg ..........................................
Wound, Gunshot of Lungs
II..................
............................
1
Wound, Gunshot of Lung and Leg
... 1 . "" ......
Wound, Gunshot
Region..............................
of Lumbar
.
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound
Wound
Gunshot
of Inferior
COJ[YOU\I)
Comp.
Comp.
Corr.
Com
Maxilla
.............
..................
1
..............................
I
1
Gunshot of Neck
... 1 ............
Gunshot of Penis ........................................
Scrotum
.
and
1 ......
Gunshot of Scapular Region ..........................
............
.......................
Gunshot of Shoulderr
11...............
...................................
I
1323.........
of Thigh ..........................................
...
1 .........
Thumb
of
............................................
.................
1
FRACTURES.
1
Fracture of Astragalus
........................... ]
Fracture of Big
ßiry Toe
..........
',.
1 .1......!
Fracture of Feniur ...........................
... "!...
................................... 1 '....... ..1 ...
ý.
Fracture of Humerus
...
.. _.
...
...,...
.........................
REPORT
OF CHARITY
REPORT
HOSPITAL-1891.
71
OF DISEASES-CONTINUED.
°D
--
Patients
niseliarged.
,ýIIý
WýW
ti
ný
c.
m
NOMENCLATURE.
w
ÖG
cs
NV IClR'ICIR'ICIWjC
\1'ICI
LOCAL
DISEASES
COMPOUND
P.
Comp. Fracture
INJURIES.
ANI)
FRACTURES.
I......
of Inferior
Cornp Fracture of Leg
CoinyFracture
of Right
Alaxilla
Leg, and ...............
Fracture
of Left Leg
................................................
(onip. Fracture
of Lower Jaw .............................
Coni ). Fracture of Radius
.........................
Comp. Fracture
of Radius and I. lna ...............
Comp. Fracture of Rib.
.....................................
Comp. Fracture of Skull.. i............................
Comp.
Com ý. Fracture of Tibia and Fibula ..............
Corny. Fracture of Tibia and Fibula. Ampu
tatlon
..............
...
..............
............
Comp. Fracture of Ulna
...............................
('OMI'l11? NU l'uDfb11NU7'EL
Conip. Cour. Fracture
Comp. Com. Fracture
Cone p. Corn. Fracture
Com
Com. Fracture
Amputation
I
.. ...
..........
.........
1,...
.
.........
....
...
. ..
1]...
'ý......
I
1 ...
... ..... ... I ...
21...
...
3
.............
I...
ý!...
... .........
...
......
ý...............
11.......
.....
FRACTURES.
i... '...
of Lef;................
........
Bone..........
of Frontal
...........
'... I
of Tibia and 1+'ibula.......
of Tibia
and Fibula.
1'......
I
....
1
1
INJURIES.
Machinery ý1 In; ury " of Arm.
AuI1)uta. tion"....
Machinery
Injury
Amputation
of Feet.
Ltiäht, Leg
Jlachinery
Iujuiy ...........................................
of Hand ...........................
RAILROAD
1 21
I'
............
I2...
...
...............................................
2IAC11I\ERV
of
1\JU1tiH: R.
f Ar
oof
m
l
Railroad Injury of Arm and Legs
.......... ....
RallrOlll Iiiýja
Arm. S pticaeainia
..........
Railroad I unu"Y of Body
.
............................
Railroad
Injury
of Body and Legs
...............
Railroad Injury of Bladder
..........................
Railroad
.G
o
... ý"1
....... L.....
......
... ...
li
ýý ý.
.......... .....
. I
.
... ... .... ... .
.......
... ... i.... ...
... ......... .
.
IIIi.
1
12
ii
72
STATE
REPORT
OF
OF LOUISIANA.
DISEASES--CONTINUED.
Patients
Discharged.
;-I,
RAILROAD
Railroad
Railroad
Railroad
Railroad
Railroad
Railroad
Railroad
Railroad
Railroad
Railroad
Railroad
AND
ºý
1III
i
DISEASES
7ý
y
C
NOMENCLATURE.
LOCAL
ý
w
6
,--
oIwIclwýclwl,
INJURIES.
ISJCRIES.
Injury
'... 1
of Forearm .........................
............
............
In; ur " of Foot
1
........................................
............
Injury
1' II........
of Leg ....................................
Injury
233.........
of Leg. Amputation
................
Injury
I
of Legs ................................................
......
Injury
of I1ead .........................................................
Injury
of Head and Thigh ....... ..... ............
................
Injury.
Hemorrhage,
Internal
.................................
Peritonitis
Injury.
............
........................................
Injury
'.................,
of pelvis and ('hest ............
............
Injury
of Spinal Column
.................................
... .....
1
3
2
.
I
I
2
SPRAINS.
Sprain
Sprain
Sprain
Sprain
Sprain
of
of
of
of
of
Ankh c
1
..........................................
...
Back
..............................
Back and Hip
..........................................
Knee
................................................
Little
Finger
......................................
WOUNDS,
73
....
41...
11
...
11............
.1..........
11..................
1
........
'...
".....
CONTUSE]).
Hound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Contused,
Uontusea,
Contused,
Contused,
of
of
of
of
Face and Scalp
i............
°
........... ......
vorehead
1................ ...
..........................
Foot
]
I
...
......
Head .................................
and Hand.
I
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Contused,
Contused,
(butused,
Contused,
of
of
of
of
Stump
........................
Sealp and
)ringer
.............
Thigh
.......................................
Toe
............................
...
..............
Wound, Contused, of Leg
Wound, Contused, of Sv alp.................................
..................... : ... ......
WOUNDS,
....3ý......
......
1 ..................
... {,,
2ýý..,
...
....
"'
I!...
...........
... ...
t
...............
_.., .
1
'..
......,......
INCISED.
Wound, Incised, of Abdomen ...........
12.........
WoundIncised, ofAbdoinen, Uliest and Hand
1 ............
...........
`,..: 13.........
Wound, Incised, of Arai ...........................
1
...
..
I................,,
Wound, Incised, of Aran. Hemorrhage
...... ............
Wound, Incised, of Armand Thigh ............
1
.......:......
...;...,.......;...
.. 1
1...
REPORT
OF CHARITY
REPORT
HOSPITAL-1591.7
OF DISEASES-CONTINUED.
ýI
Patients
Discharged.
ý
n
U,
tiG7
ý
NOMENCLATURE.
ý'
ý
+yi+
ýý
ýi
ý'
C
i,
ý
ý
ýIýIýý
w
cýiwýclýr`ýoýwýi,
ýý
_i ýI
LO('AL
DISEASES
AND
WOUNDS,
Wound,
ncised,
Incised,
Inci, ed,
Iueised,
Wound,
Incised,
Wound,
\Vound,
Wound,
\Votuid,
\Vournd,
I nciscd,
Inci, cd,
I nci, ed,
I ucised,
I ncised,
%VUUllll,
Inrlsell,
............. 1' ...I 1 ......... ... ...
... ... ... ...
of
ack ......... ........................
of Back, Face and Neck ...... ... ...
t
of('he,
............................
......
of I?: u................................
of I? 11ýo\\
"................... ........ . ... ...
of Forearm .............
.......... ... ...
o1' Foot ...................
.. ........ ... ..
of Il: aid ............................
... ...
of 11ip ..................
.............
... ...
of K lice ............
. ...............
... ...
I,
1{er,
or
ýI_
INCISED.
Incised, of Ankle
..........................
1
];
\Vound,
Wound,
Wound,
\Vound
ii
INJURIE';.
luu1).
IC
TlUll
................
ýýýUlllld, 1nri5ed, of \iýý"I.
.................................
...
wonul,
Inciae(i, or
tiulriUe
..............
-N eck.
Wound,
I uý iýeýl, of tiý : ýIp
.............................
I
'... ...
...
... ...
...
1 5...............
I
... ... ... ...
I ...
......
...].....
... 1 ý...
...... ...
...
'> 3R
'_ . ... ...
_.
,
1
...... ... ... ...
...
I
...... ... ...
... . ...
41...
' l
I
... ... ..
I
... ......
... ... ... ...
ý
1_
.........
... ... ...
I
... ... .... ... ]1...
... ...
...
... ... ...... ...
...
......
wuunrt, Incised, ut scnip an(t Atli ............... ... ......... ... I ... ......
Quad, incised, of s,; i t). contusion
a .cc ...............1...............
...
\Vouuil,
I"'
Incised, of Scalp and Face
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Incised,
IIICi(ell,
Incised,
1neiscil,
....................
I
of tiralli
and Thigh ........................
............
1'.....................;.
of `idlc .............................
I
ot"I'Ilirh
..........................
. ... ....
... ... '... ... ......
1
...
of '1'oe .............................
..
..... ... ...... ... ...
... ...
LAl'1? KA'1'I: D.
VVUI'VDH,
Wound,
NYOllllll,
\\'rnunl,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Lacerated, of : 1rni..................
....... ... ...
L[('ll,
01 : \1'111, ISICK
U1l(11V1'CK.
... ...
Laveruted, of Ankle
........................
... '...
Lacerated,
Bark
Side
Lacerated,
Lacerated,
Lacerated,
Lacerated,
Lacerated,
Leerated,
of
cif
of
of
of
of
... ...
1
1 ...............
and
.................
E. Vt ........................................
11.........
Eye and Head
I
........................
.............
Finger.
I
I
.....................
.........
Forehead
I
I
........................
......
Baud
232...... ......
...................................
Foot
of
..........................
Lacerated,
of Leg ..........................
1."icer"ýted, of scal l3...
ý ......................
..
. ...
... ....
I
...
.
Lacerated, of Scrotum
....................
. '...
Lacerated,
Wound,
ol Thumb
Wound,
1.1...
LUPA'1'.
...................... IýI
....
14
141....
",
2 ...
,, ...
2
_ ... ... ....
_...
ý
1 1...
......
''
"'I..
... ...
ý-""i
STA TE OF LO (.'I17A. `", I
74
PORT OF DISEASES-CoATINUI:
I).
iý
ýý
ý ".:
NOMENCLATURE.
LOCAL
DISEASES
WOUNDS,
INJURIES.
PENETRATING.
WWound
ound,, Penetrating,
Wound,
tines
Wound,
Wound,
AND
Penetrating,
of Abdomen and ('hest ...........
Abdomen
Intes-
of
and
......................................................
Penetrating,
Chest
of
....................
Lacerated,
of Foot ...........................
Wound, Lacerated, of Knee
1
..............
.........
24
1
...
...I
". " .........
.........
Wound, Lacerated, of Kidney, ..............................
aiid Descending'
Colon
...................................................
...
Wound, Lacerated, of Lung
Wound, Lacerated, of neck ...............................
Wound, Lacerated, of Thigh .....................................
.......................
WOUNDS,
Wound,
Wound,
Wound,
Punctured,
Punctured,
Punctured,
DISEASES
1
................
1
1
..... 7
I
I...
1'CSC'1'l'HED.
of Aijdouweu ..............................
of Back .....................................
of Uhesi ..........................................
2
.........
2
.........
OF NOSE AN! ) EAR.
Atrophic Rhinitis ..........................................................
1 ...
Granulation of Ext. Auditory Meatus
I
.............. ...
............ I
Mastoid Disease
.................................................................
Otitis Jledia
I
Ulcerative
.................................................
IZhiuilis
.......................................
........................
1',.....
............
"
...
'
1
DISEASES OF FEAIALE
ORGAN'S
OF GF, AERATIOS.
1
Ameuorrhwa
......................................................................
1
Ant eflexion
3... 2 3...
of Uterus ........................................
1 ._
Atresia of Vagina and Uterus
......................
............
............
...
D,ysmeiiorrhaa
I
]1.....
.............................................
...........
...
.
Endocervicitis,
Acute
1
............
Chronic .........................................
h, 112
Endonnetritis,
I3...
....................................
V..
I
Fistula, Vesico-Vaginal
1
...
.................................
............
11
1uflammation
of Broad Ligament
of Ovaries ....................
.......
_.!...
Hymen.
Septicxmia
1
Lmpertorated
......
...................... 1,..,
.........
ý...;..
Uteri
Laceration
Cervix
.13,1,...
of
..........................
..
REPORT
REPORT
OP CHARITY
OF
75
HOSPITAL-18,91.
DISEASES-CONTINUED.
Patients
Discharged.
ý
ýý
ran
ý
NOMENCLATURE.
°
,7G
ýýI
fýlclwlcIwlulwIc
iýi:. "D
i
i_ý
jw I uI w
DISEASES
OF FEMALE
GENERATION.
ORGANS
OF
Laceration
of Cervix and Perineum ..............
Laceration
of Perineum ................................
Laceration
C'hr
Endonietritis,
of Perineum.
...
Metritis,
Acute
........................................................
Metritis,
Chronic
Metritis.
Cervicitis, ..........................................
Acute
............................
Metrorrha. (ýia
................................................
Ovaritis,
Chronic
:
1
21...
... ...
.....
I
11...
...
... 1
... ...
... ... ...... ... ... ...
... ...
I
...............
I
I
...
... ... ...I ... .....
... ... ...... ... ...
... ... ...
1122..
...
...
...
..
...
...
..._' ...11...
1 ...... ...
... ...1
..; ... ...
........................................
Ovaritis and b: ndotuctritis
... ... ...... ... ...
... ... .....
............................
Ovaritis and Salpiugitis
... ...
... ý
...............................
ý...
1
Ovaritis, Suppurative,
and I'elvie. Abscess ..... ... ... ...... ... ... .ý... ... ...
1
1
Ovat"itis Suppurative,
1
and tialpingitis
... ... ......
...
... ...I ...
..........
Pelvic ('ellulitis
73 1' 3...
...
...
... ...
..............................................
Pcri-uteritte.
1
Intlaunnation
... ...
... ... ... ... ... ...
............................
Proctlientia
terus..
of Uterus
..i ... ...
...
...
.....
'.......................
22,...,
Prolapse
Ovary
..
of
... ...
........................................
1
I...!...
Prolapse of Ovarte.........................................
_'
.I
... ...
1 ... II...
Prolapse of Ovaries.
liltlUvUSn)n
u
of Uterus .. ... ...
...
... ... ...
I
II...
3...
Prolapse of l 'terus
...
...
...... ...I
Prolapse of Ovaries. .......................................
Autellexion
of ("tertts...
..
......
...... ....
°_
3...... ý...
P)'o-ýalpiugitis
...
... ... ......
...
...
............................................
ý
`
iýston of
...... 2 1 1... ... ...
Hýtorove
Uterus
... ... ......
...............................
1
Retroversion
F, ndonte. tritis
of Uterus,
.......... ... ... ...... ... ... ....'
... ... ...
1{ctroversion
1'terus
I
Prolapse
of
and
... ... ...... ...2 ....
... ... ...
.............
13..
6alpint; it is Acute
... ...... y"
... .......
.......................................
Sulpiug; ttis,
221...
' 4' b
3....
..
Uhronic
...
.....................................
5alpingitis,
1!... I
Double
... ... .....
... ... ...
.......................................
...
1,............
Vaguutis
............
...,...
'Salpmgitis.
...................................
Vaginisnnts
1
... ...
... ....... ... ... ...
.................................................
...
1
ý...
Hub-involution
ý...
of Uterus ..............................
... ...... ... ... ...
Varinitis,
2
L.... 1 ......
Acute
... ...
..........................................
...
... ... ...
I)ISI? ASES OF THE (; ENI'1'0OR(. ANS.
(IRINARY
I
Adherent Prepuce ........................................
I ... ..::
albuucinuria ......................................
..
Bladdei
. ý.. I... Ij......
Bht Disease,
.......:.....................
............................
........
ý...'
2
ý.. ý
...
1ý...1 1,...
"
STATE,
16
REPORT
OF LOCLbLANA.
OF DISEASES-CONTINUED.
Patients
Discharged.
ý
NOMENCLATURF»
I
=
c
N%.
D1SEA'SF.
Bright's
Cystitis,
Cystitis,
Diabetes
Elongated
Enlarged
S OF 'I'lIF: I: F:A I'I'O-L'1tI\
0 It (, ANS.
AKY
Disease, Chronic ............................
Acute
Chronic.............................................
1
16
... ... ..... 11... ... 14... ...
...
...
...
...1 ...
1'
4111
I
14
...
...
......
I
1
Mellitus ....................................
...°_
... ... ...
... ... .... l . ...
Prepuce ........................................
... ...
... ... .......
... ...
.......................................
I......
_' ... 11...,...
Prostate
... ]
...
...............
.........................
Epulidyutitis,
Acute
Epididymitis,
Chronic ..................... ...............
..................................
Esstrophy
of Bladder ..................................
Htematocele
................................................
Htetnutut
ia. Malarial
...................................
Haetnaturial,
Renal
......................................
Hydrocele
.....................................
Hvdroeele_ ..............
Cv,, t of the
F.nididvrois
...............
... ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
.'...
... ... ... ... ý_..
... ...... ... ý... 1
1...
1
..
...... 11...
... ...
' ...
... ...I...... ... {...
...
l..
... ...
... .....
1
...;...,...
... ... ...
... ......K541
'2...,...
...
'...
1
...
... ... ... ... .......
Hypertrophy of Prostate Gland
...................................
Hydrocele and Orchitis .........................................
Nephritis, Acute
Nephritis,
Chronic................................................
2...
I
3......
1
1
...
1
;
......
2
2...
8 iO
1 ...2......
44
Nephritis,
Interstitial, ........................
Chronic
........
...........................
427
11 8i
42_.......
IS
Nephritis,
Parenchymatous,
Chronic............
1
Nephritis,
Chronic.
Suicide Ly Han giu.
... . -Nephritis,
Tubercular,
Chrouiv
...................................
113............
Orchitis,
1
Acute
...
............................................
2
2
Orchitis,
Gonorrheal
i...
...........,
.....................................
21...
4 ... 1
'...
Phimosis
...
...............................................................
1.................:...
Para hiiuosis
......................................................
1
'...
Prostatitis,
Chronic
............
...
...........................................
">
Pvo-Nephritis
.........................................................................
1.....................
Renal Colic
................
. ..
.....................................
2
Retention
1
of Urine ............................................
..
...
I
Rupture of Urethra
1
......
4181410 ...6 3. -. 4
Stricture of Urethra .......................................
24.............
....................................
1
'............
Stricture of Urethra.
Enlarged Prostate
......
.................
1
Tuberculous Testicles.
Castration ..........................................
31
Uraemic Coma .......................................................................
I
Urinary
Fistula ...................................................................
......
1
Urinary Extravasatiou
...........................................................
II..........
2 ...
I,,,
Vesical Calculus
.................................................
i-VIM
REPORT
REPORT
01, CHARITY
HOSPITAL-1891.77
OF DISEASES-CONTINUED.
Patients
Discharged.
'ZO'. 1iF. NCJ ATURF..
w)cl
DISEASES
TENDING
w lclwlclwlcl%%"lc
AND
CONI)ITIONS
ATLTEItO-GL:
ST: MON.
Abortion ........................
Abortion.
Post Partum Hemorrhage ................
Abortion.
Retained Placenta ....... ...................
Abortion,
Threatened
51 31 11 1
?I1i.........
'
. 1.........
1!...
..............................................................
i... ',...
.......
17 5 ...805;
10 1'2'......
..................................................
Internal
Hemorrhage
1
..................
...
... ...
Insanity i .............
..............
Pregnancy.Yancy.
Buboes
t'...
....... ...............
'
I... 1
ý.......
Pelvic
.....
....................
. ..
Premature
Pregnancy
Pregnancy.
Birth
Pregnancy.
Acute
I"..
'
Pregnancy.
1........... ....
lMammary Abscess
...
...
...........
Pregnancy.
Puerperal Fever
........................
.....
Pi>E're1
Ecla
L
....
....:.:...
......
.
Pregnancy.
Excessive Vomiting ........... .
... ...
DISEASES OF THE BONES, JOINTS
AND BURS :.
'i......... li... l,...... ý 11...... ýýi...
Ankylosis of Elbow Joint
...
ADkylosis of Elbow Joint .............................
I.....
and Knee ...........................
ý....ý ýý'ý...
Joint Acute
1 ......,.
...
Ankylosis, General
'
I...; 1ý...
li
....................
ý ý...
ý,..
Ankylosis of Inferior Maxilla
',,,,,, ... 1I...
ýi... ý...
...
............................
......
Arthritis
1...,
of Ankle Joint, Suppurative.........
]... I...
ý1... ý.,.
1'... i... ß..
ý...
'... 'ý...i... l ......
1ý... ý...
...... ......
'...... I 1
......
...;... 'i...
i...
i... 1 ,,,,,, "
................
5
ll"".....,
I.
Arthritis of
Joint, Suppurative
1
.1
Ar thritis of Toe Joint, Suppurative
Sup
'"'
...... ........ 'I,,, ýi...
_ý'I.......1i...;ý... I.....I ,1.. I...
Caries of Cervical
Vertebra "ý
.................
...
.........
.
Malar
Caries of
1
ý... I...
.........
Bone
...
caries of
..................
......
.......
"I........
.
Vertebra
Caries of
1I...
h.......
1
1
.......................................
Contraction
.
........
of Tendon
...
of IndiýF.
ngei
.
..
Coxarms
.......
%Iorbus
Arthritis
Arthritis
Arthritis
Arthritis
Arthritis
of
of
of
of
o
Elbow Joint.
Amputation...............
Elbow Joint, Chronic
................
Hip Joint, Acute
Knee Joint, Acute.......................
.....................
nee Joint,
)I. 11.... 1
... .... .1Big
... ..................
\ecrosýs o Phalanx
o
rn
.........
Necrosis
of Femur .......................................
1
I i.
Necrosis of Fibula .............
.1I...
........................
. ..
.........
8
.1' 1 ...,..... '
STATE
78
REPORT
OF LOUISIANA.
OF DISEASES-CONTINUED.
Patients
Discharged.
°
>
lzi
NOMENCLATURE.
ßr
wjýLw
DISEASES
OF THE BONES, JOINTS
AND
BURSAE.
Necrosis of Frontal Boue ................................
Necrosis of Humerus
................................
Necrosis
of Lnsiform
Cartilage
Necrosis of Ensiform
Necrosis
Necrosis
Necrosis
:51M ul
IL.
I............
....1
I
l ......... 1...
l ... 1...,...
i......
ý,
......!,...
'
... ...
1
............
3'... '... 1,......
1...I.......,... ... i... ý,.........
2
2......
3!...
ý... ý,...
...
.....
Bone.........................
..........................
Bone
.....................
I... ý,...ý...... ý 1 1'... ý tý 1...
'-Nasal Bones!
..............................
1 ................. ...
Phalanx of Little
Toe ...................... ý.........!...
1...
Occipital
ý...
li..............
l
ý......
....................
..
..........
L.
Patella
......... .... ý......
... ß.. ý......
1ý......
Parietal .................:.......................
Bone .
ý...
ý......
...............
naulus
ý...
..
...
...
......
...
_rý........:
Necrosis _of Radius
Neer
`ý
Iciwjcýw1c1wýý
Cartilage and Sternum ...! ...1.1
. .....1 ...
Maxilla
ý1
of Inferior
of Innoxninate
of Metatarsal
\Tecrosisof
Necrosis of
Necrosis of
Ae,; rosisoe
Necrosis of
N ecrosis of
..................
Ü1
.......................................
ýi
....
i...... '... 11.........
ll,..
and Ulna ..............................
I..
1
ll..
Necrosis of Rib
'
I.........
...
l'... ...
...........................................
.........
ý...............
Necrosis of Sacrum
..........................
...........
I
Necrosis of Scapula
3
J......
..
.........
...........................................
I 3
1....
13
1
of Tibia ......
......
..
-Necrosis
...
..............................
............
it
Necrosis of Tibia and Fibula
...............................
1'I,,,
I
21
Necrosis of Superior Maxilla
.........
............................
Necrosis of Ulna
I1...............
.........................................................
.1............;.........
Necrosis of Temporal
Bone
1
Necrosis of 1 halaux of Toe. ...........................
1'
I. ......
Am.. utation....... I'....
......
... ". """
...
Ost
Mfel
is f Femur
r3
1...... 1 li...
_ ...
t
i
............................
Knee
1
'
Yeri-A rthritis of
Joint
....
.......................:
i......
l eriostitis Acute
..........................................
...........
Yeriostitls, Su ýputative
Yeriostitis of '1ibm
....................................................
Periostitis,
Sub
Sclerosis of Tibia _lcute ..................................
..............................................
uovitis of Knee Joint, Acute .....................
ý.
3
...
5 novitis of Knee Joint, Chronic
..........................
Synovitis of Knee Joint, Sub-Acute
............. .....
Palipes Varus..............................................
IIý11
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
.1
1
.. ' l.........
1 ... ...
'1...
' .........
3......
...,..........
1lI
''
..
...
.11 3...
ý ý...'i 3i... 1
Arahum ..................................
Flephantiwsie
ýiIý7.
... ý...ý......
... I...;...;...
..
... ý..
i
ni...
lý ...............
_i..... a:..,.:..
Elephautiasis
Grtecorumý
' ]I,...
I..
.............................;....
Labia
ý...
ý...
ý......
I...
ý...
I
II...
I
1
ý..
Elephantiasis of
..
.......................
.........
TF, POr7
REPORT
OF CHARITY
79.
OF DISEASES-CONTINUED.
I
I
Patients
Discharged.
'ý
II_
ýyy
NOMENCLATURE.
y
Gl
^,+
ýýý.
wý<( w
DISEASES
Eczema,
Chronic
OF
THE
a
ý"'.
u
..
rwý<Iwýcýw1ä
SKIN.
.....................................
:... ... '...... ...
'
I ll... l..
L..
..
of .
.....
....
Eczema, ýeh orrha... il . ........................................................
... ...,
... . '..
P :czcýna ýýý.ua. n.u...
xi.s .
-1...
...
..ý
1,cthyuia ..... cý.
. _.
. ...
...1...,.
ý..
Dertmýtitis,
ý. m. plea .........................................................................................
......................
_ý...
.l..
L.
Venerat"i
Dermatitis
L..
1!
...
..
I3.
', ý..
1'aý-u s
l..,.
I..
...
... ...
............................. ........ ....... ................
Losten........
1ýr1
21
1ý...
`...
ý...
ý ..
Eczema, Papulosum ........................................
I eý
Eczema
... ...
... .. I...
1,...
...
1 .............ý...ý...ý..
1lilt ýetýr
...............................
...
bi......
Pediculosis Corporis ..............................:.....
.
...
... I... ..
Pemph, yý.
ýus, Acute .............. ...... .................. I..... I..... 'ý...
... ... ..
1.ý1...,......
ý
ýunýh"d)-. ..................................................
ý1...
..; ...
1'ruritus ....... .............................................
..... ... ,
... ... ..
Psoriasis ...................................................
1 ... ...
. .... .i..... d ... ý.....
ý.. ..
Scabies ...........................................................
.1...
L.:,
.... 1
Papulosa
1.,..
Syphiloderrna
I...
Syphiloderrria Vesiculosa................................
1'... ý,...
.............................
...
...... ... I 1' ' .,..
Struma
. ......... ..........................................
..... ... I......
...... '...
. ..i1...... .....i.... ..
'1'inea Favosa,.
.............................................
. ...
...
..
TOXIC DISEASES.
Arsenical Poisoning .....................................
1
I... ý......
...
Carbolic Acid Poisoning.
Foreign Body in
ý
Stomach
II
. I......
Carbolic Acid ............................
Poisoning
1ý...
...............................
Lead Poisoning, chronic
1 ý 2'
51...ý...
........................
..
Mercurial Poisoning
....
I....
...................................
..
..... ý..2
Opium Habit
: 7.
......................................................
....
,
O >ium Poisoning
i....
....................
DISEASES
OF THE EVE.
Amaurosis
...................................................
Atrophy
of Optic Nerve .......................
Cataract,
........
Congenital
........................................
Cataract, Mature
.............................................
Cataract, Right Eye
........................................
Cataract, Senile
...........................................
Cataract, Secondary
................................
3
I.
-
28 .
...
21.41i
4ý
l;..
]'...
li....
':. 1.
'. "ý.. I'.
.1 1'I..
'.. .
ý""ý.
3ý.3j:
. ý.
SATE
80
REPORT
OF
OF LOUISIANA.
DISEASES--CONTINUED.
t° I
Patients
Discharged.
ýi
I"c.
m1
ý> ý
'9
ý_
IwIcI
1 i,
I
C:
ý+
rý
';
I a;
"ý
ý ºý
Ii .. ý
wjcjwlclw;
DISEASES
OF THE
Lids
............................
Plastic, .......
Acute.........
............. .... ..............
...
I'..
7'.. I..
....
1'....: ý.. ý.. ý..
71
01. I..
..
1
..
1,..
..
2-..
..
i-.
..........
..........
. ......
1......
`L 1. .']
1:..
....
... l61
.....
72
... ..,.
Iritis, Plastic, Chronic
3
1.
.....
..................................
. . ,... ,
Iritis,
Syphilitic
'..
..
... li I,
...........................................
Irido-Choroiditis,
Sub-Acute
1'i
ý.. '......
.........................
..
Irido-C, yclitis
................................................
Keratitis,
Chronic
' ....
. ...............
.......................
Keratitis,
2.
ý..
Keratitis,
Ulcer"ativeý
...................
.............
.ý....
Kerato-Iritis
I ....
................................
...............
......
Corneal
Oetha
Gonorrhoeal
li
P,.. nia
1I
.............................
. 2'" i
O thahnia Purulent
: ý"
..................................
I
P. lof
y
ý..
ý...........
Ciliary
Paresis
Ciliary Muscles
...........
.....
Perforation
Cornea
of
Ptnrvirinm
-
... _Jb-.......................................................
.
-...
ý..
2
1
I
1
.. iý.., ....
I
1..
i ..
.
: j:..
ý'
,'....
.. ....'..
......
l
l
..
1ý.. ý.. ý.. ý..
l...
l.. l..
'l
ý....
1j.. il
..
I....
2j
..
2..
ý.. ....
....
..
.'1....
ý,....,..
',..,.. '.... ', I!.
Strabisums ..................................................
! 21.
Trachoma, Chronic ...........
-1.... .
........
.................
Ulcer of Cornea
......
.............................................
..
iIII
VENEREAL
DISEASES.
i'ýýI
Chancre
Chancre .......................................................!
and Bubo .......................................
Chancre and Secondary
Syphilis
..................
Ch an croi d
...........................................
Chancroid, Phagedenic
Chancroid, Phagedenic .................................
and Bubo .................:
i.
`l1',.
1ý... ' 1!.. ý... ....
21 °'' ""I1
2I ....
I..
ý
1
""I"".....
1ý
...................................
Bubo
.............................................................
Pha gedenic
Bubo
Bubo, Suppurative ....................................
..................................
Buboes
.....................................................
uý!vLt,
III!,
ii
EYE.
Choroiditis,
Disseminated
.............................
Conjunctivitis.
Catarrhal
Conjunctivitis,
Granular, ................................
Chronic
.................
Conjunctivitis,
Gonorrheeal
............................
Conjunctivitis,
'Mueo-Purulent
.......................
Corneal Opacity.
R. Eye.
Retinis.
Choroiditis........................
..............................
Ectropion
of Lower Lid ................................
Glaucoma
Granular ....................................................
Iritis,
ý
aý
Ä
ý
ýIýý
NOMENCLATURE.
ý..
j..
.
2...
1...
....
ý 1I
"1
2ý
aq..
1
.
1; 61.
-1. !..
2'
1.
.. F. ..
I..
Hi
.. 1
ll..
1
.. ý1
11 2L. ý 1
ý 1i..
1ý..
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REPORT
REPORT
OF CHARITY
HOSPITAL-1891.81
OF DISEASES-CONTINUED.
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Patients
Diseharged.
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NOMENCLATURE.
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VENEREAL
Chancroid
of Rectum ....................................
Septicwma
Chancroid,
Sloughing.
..............
Chancroid
and Buboes ................................
Chancroids
...................................................
Chancroids
and Bubo ...................................
Chancroids,
Sloughing
.................................
Gonorrha'a,
Acute
.......................................
Gonorrhoea and Bubo ...................................
Gonorrhoea
Chancroids
Gonorrhoea.
I
DISEASES.
and
...........................
Epididymitis...........................
(; nnorrh(pa_ Phimosis ..................................
Gonorrho a and Orehitis ...............................
Syphilis, Heditary
Syphilis, Secondary .......................................
.....................................
Syphilis, Tertiary
.........................................
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I ... 1. -.
"....... .........
Venereal Warts
.................... ........................
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1
9 4' 20 7 22118 21 2'. .,..
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3! 2 ..... 3927 331
2
71 8'.... .. 43,122
11 6' 2 4
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STATE
82
OF LOUISIANA.
RECAPITULATION.
Patients Discharged.
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TOTAL.
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NOMENCLATURE.
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Fevers and other General I'
Diseases ...................
108 36 969 238 397 76 102 52ý103 661679 468
Diseases of the Nervous
System
55 9 84 8 105 15 76,22 61 30 375 84
Diseases of ..................
the Circula93
10 2 65 3.5123,26 44 45 151 111
tory Organs
Diseases of the .............
RespiraII
73ý
134' 456
tory Organs
..............
Diseases of the Digestive,
Bans
Diseas
the Gen. toUrinary
Organs.......
Diseases of the Female
Organs of Generation
Diseases and Conditions
Attending
49 26
42
8
10
8
88I 60
143 36
94
164 35
294
95
66.103
11
44ß 211160
29 27
72 34 30
16
53
34; 11
33
40
15 1.5
1
93 60
20
391 20 148 78
12 12
27ý 18
1
48
Utero-Ges-
tation
......................
Venereal Diseases...........
Diseases of the
Bones,
17
23
5
18
322
53
704
.
211
46
194
131
94
73
5' 125
241
82
142
Joints and Bursae...... 23' 6 201i 6 36 15 22 22 22
103 51
Toxic Diseases
33
1
2 0,8;
0 12 0 2ý 091
................
Diseases of the Skin.........
19 64200
50 11
21
251,2
Diseases of the Eye
85 50
20 81 12I 5 41 26 12 11''1 00
Diseases of Ear and .......
11 10042
Nose 1 01 11 011
Local Diseases and Injuý' 61 23 51 44 678 408
102i 35 28 180 266 126
ries
Cases,of.......................
Destitution and..
Malingerers ............. 1j_
34' 12,0
000
82 21 00
11(1 33
Total .......................
.506 180 1986713 1504523 580:328,592 436 5168,2180
GENERA[,
RECAPITULATION.
Patients
Dec. 31st, 1891:
January
1st, 1891-Patients
remaining
642
Males-White
339
remaining.
.......................
....................
Males-Colored
134
Dec. 31st, 1891-Patients
ad..................
6706
mitted .............................
473
-7348
December 31,1891. Patients Discharged............ 5634
Patients Died ...................... 1028
Patients remaining .............. 686
-7348
Females-White
Females-Colored .................
...............
167
46
-
213
Total of White and Colored.... 68b
REPORT
OF CHARITY
Table of Admissions,
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GI
YEAR.
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Discharges
and Deaths for
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HOSPITAL-1891.83
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YEAR.
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*1832
309 2,170', 1,703: 568 I862
............
1833............
]69 3,851 2, fi17 1114, t1Rli3............
1831............
s., 5,841 4745 1052 1864............
1835............
2l',+S 0,205 4,999 1226 18(15 ...........
1836............
4,754 4,163 585 1866............
222ßS
W6l.............
1837............
u, lu3 4.6401420
1838............
27F 4, (i87' 3,890 683 1868............
1839............
239 4,833 3, (111 955 1869............
1840............
267 5,041 4,370 619 187(1............
1841............
314 4,380 3.09:; 1156 1871............
4,404, 3 511; 761 187'3............
1843...........
, 3 1011 187:1............
5,013 3,67:
1843
......
...........
i. 84G 5, O5!) 713 1874............
1844....
;
......
563 1875...........
184:i
3SR 6,136'5,446
...........
401 8,044,7,074
184(i............
S55 187G............
1847.........
427 11, R00! 9.369 2037 1877............
.. 829 11.945 10_Illll 1547 1878..........
1848...........
.
i 1871)
18a1)............ ' 604 15,: 58'I`. ', 133 _'7-4:
...........
1850
719 18.476 15,989 188-4 1881)....... ....
............
]851............
i ...... ý18,420 16,777 1871 1881............
1852
18,03 5 15,1)57 41148 158:.'
..........
.
...........
18,53............ ....... 13,759 10,733 311i1 1883.
..........
......
1854..................
13,192 9,976 2702' 1884
...... .....
Is. -)5
12,192
9,701 2;3s11 188+5.
.... .....
............
......
185fi............
8,001 974' 1886......
1...... 9,43"
.....
1857
8,897 7,914 1017 1887
...........
1858 .................. 572 11,1371 8,993 2°_su1 1888............
............
1859............
ti-{4 12,775 11, '_'57 1321 1889............
18(0............,
73014,000 1:3,257 13! )() 1890............
181i1............ ý 891 8,665 7.918 798 1891.....
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3731
423 G,41iG 5,580 (369
640h 9,320ý 8,108 11'2'2
738 S, (i1" 7, "261 1488
637 4,981 4,3(35 490
660 6,177 5,3°_7 784
717 7,837 6,764 Ills
672 (i,( i71 5,7311 891
700 ä,. i41 4,841; 825
570
(190 4,124 993
543 ä,: 331 4,360 860
554 4, Sl4ä 4,12'1 753
:12r)
i (i)(1 4,780 742
693)
(i, (02 5.290 805
600 ä, S7Sl 4,1315 11'20
604 5 "?4S' 4,390 1393
1343 ä, +i'_7 4,140 658
534 o, ti43 4,351 825
559
5,375 805
6(i8 5,102 7,134 1013
7, Lý((
(;, '245 W)
(311
(i47 (i, 143 5,212 1u05
556
J, r3(1/ 4,764 960
639 0,360 4,336 941
722 5,399 4,5911 870
651 ä, 794 4,928 92'0
64P. (), (ýý. '1 5,015 1023
5,6: 34 1028
(i86 (i, 7(10`
in 1832.
456,150
Grand total of Admissions ............................................
380,49ä
Grand total of Discharges ............................................
Grand total of Deatlis ...................................................
(17.162
14 oer cent.
Mortality
...............................................................