✨ Hospital Fatal Cases
RETURN OF FATAL CASES, &c.—continued.
| No. | Names of Patients. | Age | Diseases. | Admitted. | Died. | Time in Hospital. | Morbid Appearances. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M. | 38 | ||||||
| George Hodson… | 35 | Delirium tremens | 1864 | 1865 | Days. | ||
| May 10 | May 10 | ½ | Died nine hours after admission. Was in a moribund state from delirium tremens and destitution. | ||||
| M. | 39 | ||||||
| Robert H. Pittar | 45 | Scirrhus recti … | Aug. 1 | May 13 | 285 | Carcinoma of rectum. Numerous fistulae around arms. Involuntary evacuations. | |
| M. | 40 | ||||||
| Alex. M’Donald… | 67 | Heart disease … | Mar. 10 | May 13 | 64 | Hypertrophy of heart. Dropsy and anasarca. | |
| M. | 41 | ||||||
| Thomas Syred … | 60 | General debility | Oct. 8 | May 15 | 219 | General debility and dysentery. | |
| M. | 42 | ||||||
| Joseph Barritt … | 22 | Fever … | 1865 | ||||
| May 12 | May 18 | 6 | Typhus. | ||||
| M. | 43 | ||||||
| Thomas Hill … | 35 | Fever … | May 15 | May 20 | 5 | Typhus. | |
| M. | 44 | ||||||
| John Reid … | 25 | Fever … | May 25 | May 30 | 5 | Typhoid fever. Ill a week previously. On May 29, suddenly seized with bleeding from anus, which rapidly proved fatal. Large intestines full of blood. Cauliflower vegetation in ilium. | |
| M. | 45 | ||||||
| Thomas Roberts | 43 | Aneurism of aorta | May 27 | June 5 | 9 | Aneurism of arch of aorta, (eating through sternum) which burst. Cause, kick of horse. Blood extensively diffused among the muscles of the neck. | |
| F. | 46 | ||||||
| Emily Ingram … | 22 | Fever … | June 7 | June 7 | ½ | Typhoid fever. Elevated ulcerated pustules in whole extent of ilium. Fat 2½ in. under integuments of abdomen. | |
| F. | 47 | ||||||
| Catherine Ingram | 24 | Fever … | June 7 | June 10 | 3 | Extensive ulceration of ilium, especially near the ileocæcal valve. Died comatose. | |
| M. | 48 | ||||||
| Edward Pika … | 22 | Dysentery | June 12 | June 16 | 4 | Ill ten days before admission. Abdomen distended. Purging, coma, and death. Large patches of ilium ulcerated. Mucous membrane ⅛ inch thick in parts. | |
| (Parser, “Dauntless.”) | |||||||
| M. | 49 | ||||||
| Thomas Apps … | 40 | Pneumonia … | June 17 | June 17 | ½ | Died eight hours after admission. Pneumonia and pleurisy of right side. Heart 24 lbs. Liver 7½ lbs. Intestines ulcerated. | |
| M. | 50 | ||||||
| Thomas Hopwood | 52 | Pneumonia … | June 21 | June 24 | 3 | Urgent dyspnoea. Spitting bloody & putrid. Right lung gangrenous. Pleura full of bloody serum. Liver 6½ lbs. |
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Auckland Provincial Gazette 1866, No 17
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Auckland Provincial Hospital Fatal Cases for 1865
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13 names identified
- George Hodson, Died from delirium tremens
- Robert H. Pittar, Died from scirrhus recti
- Alex. M'Donald, Died from heart disease
- Thomas Syred, Died from general debility
- Joseph Barritt, Died from fever
- Thomas Hill, Died from fever
- John Reid, Died from fever
- Thomas Roberts, Died from aneurysms of aorta
- Emily Ingram, Died from fever
- Catherine Ingram, Died from fever
- Edward Pika, Died from dysentery
- Thomas Apps, Died from pneumonia
- Thomas Hopwood, Died from pneumonia