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                                                  Numerical Return of Vaccinations performed by the Punjab Vaccine
                                                              Establishment for the year 1867.

Months

RESULT.

Re-vaccinated.

Unknown.

Total.

REMARKS.

Success-
ful.

Unsuc-
cessful.

Doubt-
ful.

January

22,118

684

321

189

71

23,383

Omitting cases " Re-vaccinated" and " Unknown" 95. 01

per cent. are successful.
49.3 per cent. females.

February

28,639

859

498

92

80

30,168

March

7,529

265

297

89

52

8,232

April

9,079

242

278

275

16

9,890

May

7,116

266

392

318

27

8,119

June

3,493

155

236

122

44

4,050

July

175

11

9

..

..

195

August

159

18

9

4

2

192

September

161

16

7

..

..

184

October

7,522

185

110

14

3

7,834

November

20,331

672

277

47

99

21,426

December

20,080

587

233

70

177

21,147

Total ..

1,26,402

3,960

2,667

1,220

571

1,34,820

                             Numerical Return of Vaccinations performed in the Punjab for the
                                                                          year 1867.

RESULT.

Re-vaccinated.

Unknown.

Total.

REMARKS.

Success-
ful.

Unsuc-
cessful.

Doubt-
ful.

Vaccinations perform-
ed by the Punjab Vac-
cine Establishment

..

..

..

..

..

..

1,26,402

3,960

2,667

1,220

571

1,34,820

95.01 suc-
cessful.

Vaccinations perform-
ed by Dispensary-Vac-
cinators

. .

..

..

..

..

..

..

42,345

9,894

6,340

2,140

1,027

61,746

72.3 success-
ful.

Total ..

1,68,747

13,854

9,007

3,360

1,598

1,96,566

                                                                                                                           A. M. GARDEN,
                                                                                 Superintendent-General of Vaccination, Punjab.

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DescriptionCovers 1867-1929. Details and appraises vaccination operations in the Punjab. Describes transition from smallpox vaccination with crusts to arm-to-arm vaccination. Lymph extracted from children replaced with animal and lanolin lymph from c.1869. Extensive tables show particulars of vaccination. Success and mortality rates noted. Colour diagrams included.
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