Report, on the medical topography and statistics, of the Mysore division of the Madras army / Compiled from the records of the Medical Board Office. Published by order of government.

  • Madras (India : Presidency). Medical Department.
Date:
1844
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Credit: Report, on the medical topography and statistics, of the Mysore division of the Madras army / Compiled from the records of the Medical Board Office. Published by order of government. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    As the general table No. 1, for Europeans, includes the sick of the Hussars and H. M.’s Infantry regiment, and also the H. C.’s Artillery at Bangalore, the following have been framed to exhibit the admissions and deaths in each separate¬ ly, for the purpose of comparison, as regards the most im¬ portant diseases. The table for the Hussars comprises a period of nine, and that for H. M.’s Infantry regiment eight complete years, when the same regiment occupied the station during a period of 12 months; those for the Horse and Foot Artillery embrace a longer period (11 and 12 years respec¬ tively) in order to obtain larger numbers, and so to exhibit more accurate inferences, the numerical strength not being above 200 men. Tables No. 11 and 11. Fevers. Cholera. Diarrhoea. Dysenteria acuta. ,, chronica. Hepatitis acuta. ,, chronica. Catarrhus. Phthisis pulmonalis... Hoenioptysis. Pneumonia. Apoplexia. Epilepsia. Mania. Paralysis. Delirium tremens. Rheumatismus acutus. ,, chronicus. Other diseases. Total. Fiussars 1830 to 1838. Per centage of sick to strength. Strength 5771. Ad. Died. 1029 9 17- 830 76 18 1- 316 90 4 ]• 559 909 27 15- 751 25 0 0- 433 649 35 IP 245 24 2 ()■ 415 201 0 3- 482 8 i 0- 138 2 2 0- 034 168 4 2- 911 12 4 0- 207 35 1 0- 606 3 0 0- 051 41 5 0- 710 32 2 0- 554 319 0 5- 527 40 0 0- 693 6097 29 105- 648 9760 149 169- 121 0-3 o c o3 1) <v a> P.N ^ 0- 874 23- 684 4- 444 2* 970 0 5- 392 8- 333 0 87- 500 JOG- 000 2- 380 33- 333 2- 857 0 12- 195 6- 250 0 0 0- 475 infantry 183] to t838. Strength 5778. Sh o to o ^82 V- ^ Q£) fl Qj o OJ U-'' 03 . Ad. 1369 200 553 753 16 474 97 432 25 4 158 18 28 10 21 90 449 92 5442 Died. Q Ch J6 58 11 45 3 17 5 1 11 0 4 5 23- 693 3- 461 9- 570 13- 032 0- 276 8- 20i 43 • bD o o g 83 P ^ A 83 CL. 1- 168 29- 000 0. 432 0 069 2- 734 0- 311 0- 484 0 1 5 0 1 21 1- 7- 678 476 0- 173 0- 363 1- 557 7- 770 1- 592 94- 184 205 177- 068 9891 9761 *—1 lO 00 o ip lO ^ c-i rb bo C5 O) 02 o tS) 18- 750 3- 586,' 5- 154 0- 231 44- 000 0 2- 531 27- 777 3- 571 0 761 555 0 1- 086 0- 385 cC < O ' to 4- 5- 2- 003 CO to to 2 ^ O 03 bo a> rt o 7- kT tij ^ ^ ty. (i> S ^ * o kkh Tables No. 13 and 14. Fevers. Cholera. Diarrhoea. Dysenteria acuta. ,, chronica. Hepatitis acuta. „ chronica. Catarrhus. Phthisis pulmonalis.... Hcnmoptysis. Pneumonia. Apoplexia. Epilepsia. Mania. Paralysis. Delirium tremens. Rheumatismus acutus.. „ chronicus.. Other diseases. Total.. H. Artillery 1829 to 1842. Per centage of sick to strength. ; Per centage of deaths to sick treated. F. Artillery 1830 to 1841. Per centage of sick to strength. Per centage of deaths to sick treated. s' ® 00 CO Strength 1246. Strength 1111. rC : . bfl . P • (V • Ad. Died. Ad. Died. 226 0 18- 138 0 190 3 17- 101 P 578 CO • 6 1 0- 48! 16- 666 10 2 0 20- 000 o • 110 1 8- 828 0- 909 133 2 IP 971 P 503 78 7 6- 260 8- 974 111 9 9- 991 8- 108 rH ♦ 9 0 0- 722 0 3 0 0- 270 0 cp ' 83 5 6- 681 6- 024 134 2 12- 061 P 492 16 1 P 284 6- 250 16 1 1- 440 6- 250 103 0 8- 266 0 30 1 2- 700 3- 333 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 bo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 d 18 2 1* 444 11* 111 32 0 2- 880 0 (L/ 1 1 0- 080 100- 000 4 2 0- 360 50- 000 O 1 1 0- 080 100- 0)0 5 0 0- 450 0 o 1 0 0- 080 0 1 0 0- 090 0 6 0 0- 481 0 3 1 0- 270 33- 333 h .. 9 1 0- 722 11- 111 26 2 2- 340 7- 692 97 0 7- 784 0 105 0 9- 450 0 26 0 2- 086 (1 27 1 2- 430 3- 703 S 1328 3 106- 581 0- 225 1232 0 no- 891 0 CO 2118 23 169- 983 1- 085 2062 26 185- 598 P 260 =■ o .a be