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| Particulars. | Hospitals, 182. |
Dispensaries, 111. |
Asylums, 54. |
Sanatoria, 9. |
| Out-patients— | ||||
| Individuals treated | 16,87,054 | 2,68,434 | 8,180 | 3,756 |
| X-Ray Installations | 24 | 1 | . . . | 3 |
| Operations— | ||||
| Major | 36,881 | 840 | 437 | . . . |
| Minor | 1,38,432 | 7,513 | 2,391 | . . . |
| Combined | 3,545 | . . . | . . . | 1,160 |
| Obstetrical Cases | 22,672 | 601 | . . . | . . . |
| Fees and Gifts from Patients | Rs.17,83,079 | Rs. 51,846 | . . . | Rs. 2,07,822 |
| Grants— | ||||
| Government | Rs. 1,35,118 | Rs. 15,242 | Rs. 3,94,419 | Rs 91,758 |
| Municipal | Rs. 5,830 | Rs. 1,160 | . . . | . . . |
| Total Current Expenses | Rs. 35,58,276 | Rs. 2,77,062 | Rs. 6,00,320 | Rs. 3,27,025 |
18. RAILWAY MEDICAL DEPARTMENTS.
Almost all the principal railways in India maintain their own Medical
Department. The following table represents facts and figures in regard to
the medical and nursing personnel employed by the various Railways and
the number of hospitals and dispensaries maintained by them.