State of the Lincoln Lunatic Asylum (instituted November 4, 1819) : [fourteenth report].

  • Lincoln Lunatic Asylum (Lincoln, England)
Date:
1838
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Credit: State of the Lincoln Lunatic Asylum (instituted November 4, 1819) : [fourteenth report]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Number of the Patients Admitted, and of those Discharged from the Books, from Jan. I, 1837, to Dec. 31, 1837. from April 26, 1820, to Dec. 31, 1837. M. F. Tot. Remained Jan. 1, 1837— . 53 32 85 Admitted in 1837 . 16 17 33 Re-admitted in 1837 . 8 4 12 Discharged in 1837 . 27 15 42 Remaining Dec. 31, 1837.. 50 38 88 State of the Patients token from Jan. 1, 1837, to Dec. 31, 1837. As Recovered. 15 Improved. 6 Removed during’ treatment... 5 Improper object. 0 By order of the Board. 1 Escaped .*.. 0 Dead*. 15 42 M. F. Tot. Admitted . 300 233 533 Re-admitted cases. 60 52 112 Discharged . 310 247 557 Remained Dec. 31. 1837 .. 50 38 S8 Discharged from the Books, from April 26, 1820, to Dec. 31, 1837. As Recovered .. 254 Improved . 64 Removed during treatment. 112 Improper object.,. 1 By order of the Board . 13 Escaped. 5 Deadf. 108 557 Re-admissions. Of the 533 patients admitted, have been Re-admitted. 63 9 2 3 1 1 79 Patients.,.. 112 cases. Patients 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 8 time each . times each .. 63 cases 18 .. 6 .. 12 .. 5 .. 8 .. Of the 254 Patients Discharged as Recovered, have been Re-admitted. 23 Patients 1 time each .... 4 . 2 times each .... 2. 3. 1 . 4. 1 . 7. 23 cases 8 .... 6 .... 4 .... 31 Patients 48 cases Of whom 3 have died and 4 remain, in the Asylum. Consumption Dropsy .... Epilepsy.... * Causes of the deaths in 1837. 4 1 1 Gradual Exhaustion .. 1 Old Age .3 Paralysis. 1 Typhus Fever .. Ulcerated Bowels 3 1 Abscess in the Brain . Apoplexy . Catalepsy . Consumption. Diarrhoea . Diseased Heart . Dropsy Dying when admitted .. 6 Epilepsy . 9 Fever .3 Found dead in bed .... 2 Gradual Exhaustion ..26 Inflamed Brain. 1 -Lungs .2 —--Parotid Gland 1 Locked Jaw . 1 Maniacal Exhaustion.. 6 Old Age . 6 Paralysis . 2 Psoas Abscess .2 Suicide . 7 Tabes. 5 Typhus Fever . 3 Ulcerated Bowels. 2 Water in the Head. 1 f Causes of the Deaths from April 26, 1820, to Dec. 31, 1837. ... 1 6 1 4 3 1 7
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