. Missionary Visitor, The (1916) . BRUBAKER, M. D. Medical Department, Liao Chou. Calls at dispensary, 3,820 (Representing 1,180 different people.) Operations without anesthetic, 120 Operations with local anesthetic, 50 Operations with general anesthetic, 20 In-patients, 60 (Average stay in dispensary 21 days.) Fees, and gifts from the Chinese (Mex.), $ Out-calls, 115 Patients seen on itinerating trips, 393 Confinement cases, 4 Calls on foreigners aside from our own mission, 5 Number of opium patients (no out-station refuges), 3 During January andFebruary Dr. Brubakerwas away from the st
. Missionary Visitor, The (1916) . BRUBAKER, M. D. Medical Department, Liao Chou. Calls at dispensary, 3,820 (Representing 1,180 different people.) Operations without anesthetic, 120 Operations with local anesthetic, 50 Operations with general anesthetic, 20 In-patients, 60 (Average stay in dispensary 21 days.) Fees, and gifts from the Chinese (Mex.), $ Out-calls, 115 Patients seen on itinerating trips, 393 Confinement cases, 4 Calls on foreigners aside from our own mission, 5 Number of opium patients (no out-station refuges), 3 During January andFebruary Dr. Brubakerwas away from the sta-tion. Mrs. Brightlooked after the medi-cal work during thosemonths. Note: The record ofthe medical work for1915 shows a constantand increasing the first quar-ter we were still doingour work in the ham-pered dark rooms inthe front court of home. April22 we opened our pres-ent good quarters atthe chapel. Up to thistime we had no in-pa-tients nor any fit placeto care for them. SomeCalls at the dispensary. Another Way of Beaching: the Hospital. idea of the increasing growth can be had from the following: for first quarter, 462 Calls at the dispensary for last quarter, 1,454 Up to May 1 we had had no in-patients. During the last week of the year we had thirteen in-patients. During the year weopened a dispensary on South Street, which is open to women and children only. Wegive one afternoon of each week to medical work among the women. We also haveroom for five or six in-patients at the womens dispensary. Since the womens dis-pensary was opened in the fall over fifty patients received treatment there. There havealso been five in-patients in the womens dispensary. 28 Annual Report REPORT BY MRS. LIZZIE NEHER Home in China. How swiftly the time flies! Here in China it seems to go much faster than it did in the States. We have been in Liao Hsien aboutnine months, our first nine months in Chinahaving been spent in Peking at a languageschool. Not unti
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