'Administration Reports of the Persian Gulf, 1945 [-1946]' [‎33r] (78/414)

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at Bandar Abbas, Sirjan, Bam, Anar and Rafsinjann
(c) Church Mission Society ,
(i) Hospital , Dr.E.B.Wild, F.R.C.S., continued to
hold charge of the C. M.S. Hospital throughout the year, assis-
-ted by Dr.Miss K.Blackwood who was in charge of the Women's
Section.
The Hospital, a s always, though badly in need
of funds, afforded invaluable service to the community. The
high cost of drugs and medicines hindered the charitable work
of the hospital as about 7b% of the patients come under this
ca tegory. With the introduction of penicillin treatment
ma ny remarkable cures were affected. The incidence of vene-
-real diseases, trachoma, and conjunctivitis were abnormally
high. No serious/mitiaMxkx occurred but only seasonal out
breaks of diphtheria, dysentery,and typhoid.
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The hospital statistics for the year 1945 are
Number of pa tients
Number of day in hospital (average)
Number of outpa tients
Number of subsequent visits
Number of outpa tient injections
Number of opera tions - minor..
Number of operations - major
Analysis of ma.1or Operations.
Abdomina 1 sections
Amputa tiions
Cataracts
Other eye operations
Excisions
Injuries
Hernias
Necrosis
Lithotomy ..
Miscellaneous
1237
19
6665-
16997
13769
1062
705
63
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236
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76
37
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222
(ii) S t.Andrew's Church . The Reverend Rezavi
officiated as chap^in throughout the year.
(iii) Miss Stratton was in charge of the Women's
Welfare Work until the middle of the year when she left
for England on furlough. S he was relieved by Miss Woodroffe
who arrived on the 6th June.
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FOREIGN INTKRSSTS.
The Shirkat-Farsh sent 6678 metres of carpets
valued a t Rials 6,494,494/- to Tehran for export to the U.S.A.
From Certificates of Origin and Interest issued by this Con-
-sulate carpets valued at Rials 16,181,297/- were exported to
the U.S.A.
The price of the best quality Kerman carpets rose
to Rials 1200/- per 'zar* during the second half of the year.
V. LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
(a) Governor General . Aqai Fazlula h Bahrami held charge
5./-