38                    STATISTICAL RETURNS OF THE LUNATIC ASYLUMS

                                                  TABLE I.

Attacks.

One attack ... ... ... ... ...

115

Two attacks ... ... ... ... ...

21

Three attacks ... ... ... ... ...

5

Total number of attacks 198.

Four attacks ... ... ... ... ...

5

Total individuals attacked 147.

Five attacks ... ... ... ... ...

0

Six attacks ... ... ... ... ...

1

                              TABLE II.

Microscopical Findings.

Amœba coli ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

19

Amœba hystolitica ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

5

Flagellates and Ciliates ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

16

Balantidium coli ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

3

Ova of Hook-worm ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

18

Ova of other worms ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

26

Total cases examined ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

146

                           TABLE III.

Cultural Results.

Cases examined ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

86

Mannite Fermenters (Flexner type) ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

25

Mannite non-Fermenters (Shiga type) ... ... ... ... ...

18

Negative ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

43

                                                           TABLE IV.

                       All Post-mortem, Examinations, January 1911 to July 1914.

Total made.

Signs of dysentery present.

Tubercular ulcera-
tion of bowel
present.

Abscess of liver.

None of foregoing

Ulceration.

Inflammation.

167

23

11

25

Nil.

108

                              TABLE V.

Statistics of Prophylactic Inoculation.

Vaccine—Polyvalent ... ...

4 strains, Shiga type

4 strains, Flexner type

prepared from the stools of the asylum cases during 1912-13.
Equal parts of each strain—1 c.c. of emulsion to contain 100
million killed bacilli.
Dose.—Two doses of 2 c.c. each, hypodermically at intervals of 10 days.

Number of patients inoculated ... ... ... ...

European

26

Indian

507

Number of patients not inoculated ... ... ... ...

European

99

Indian

31

Number of patients inoculated, and attacked after date
of inoculation ... ... ... ... ... ...

European

2

Indian

32

Number of non-inoculated attacked after date of inocula-
tion ... ... ... ... ... ...

European

6

Indian

4

Number of inoculated attacked who had suffered from
dysentery previous to inoculation ... ... ...

European

2

Indian

5

Period elapsed since inoculation to date ... ... ...

9 months.

All patients who had ever suffered from dysentery were inoculated.