DISEASES AND
STATE OF WOUNDS.
Total
treated.
Died.Dis-
charged
to duty.
Transferred
to
Bourdeaux.
Proportion of
death to the
number treated.
Head 95 17 25 531 in 5-10/17
Chest 96 35 14 471 in 2-35/96
Abdomen 104 24 21 591 in 4-1/3
Super’r extrem’s 304 3 96 2051 in 101
Inferior ditto 498 21 150 3271 in 23-5/7
Comp’d fractures 78 29 ... 491 in 2-20/29
Wounds of spine 3 3 ... ...1 in 1
Wounds of joints 16 4 ... 121 in 4
Amputations—
Arm 7}
Leg and thigh 41}
48 10 ... 381 in 5-1/3
Total 1242 146 306 7901 in 8-128/145

Wounded officers 117, not included, making a total of 1359, among whom thirteen cases of tetanus occurred, all of which proved fatal.

No. 2.—Officers.

NATURE Of
WOUNDS.
Admitted.Dis-
charged.
Sent
to
Bordeaux.
Died. Remaining.
Head641...1
Chest1022...6
Abdomen1.........1
Sup’r extremities33915...9
Inferior ditto491221115
Comp’d fractures7...124
Slight wounds1172...2
Total 117 34 42 3 38

One secondary amputation of the arm occurred, and recovered; four of the inferior extremities, of which one died from tetanus. The thirty-eight remaining eventually went to Bordeaux, and thence to England.

No. 3.—Return of Capital Operations performed at the Hospital Stations of the Army in Spain, between the 21st of June and 24th of December, 1813, including the battles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees, and San Sebastian, to the entrance into France.

STATIONS.OPERATIONS.No.
operated
upon.
Died.Dis-
charged
cured.
Under
treat-
ment.
REMARKS.
VittoriaShoulder-
joint
13 10 2 1
Upper
extremities
108584010
Lower
ditto
148 95 38 15
Trepan33
SantanderUpper
extremities
22 5 8 9
Lower
ditto
23 9 6 8
BilbaoShoulder-
joint
5 5{The great
{number
{of amputations at
{this station
{was in part
{occasioned by
{hospital
{gangrene.
Upper
extremities
146 48 46 52
Lower
ditto
68 36 16 16
Aneurism 1 1
PassagesShoulder-
joint
1...... 1
Upper
extremities
11 1 3 7
Lower ditto 14 6 3 5
Trepan 3 2 1
Aneurism 1 1
VeraUpper
extremities
12 4 8
Lower ditto 5 3 2
Total 584 287 173 124
Recapitulation:—
Shoulder-
joint
19 15 2 2
Upper
extremities
299 116 105 78
Lower
ditto
258 149 65 44
Trepan651
Aneurism 2 2

If one-sixth of the number remaining under treatment be considered to have died, which is a low calculation, the deaths will stand to the recoveries as 300 dead to 276 recovered, or a loss of more than one-half of the secondary operations.

No. 4.—Capital Operations performed in the Field with Divisions of the Army during the same period.

DIVISIONS.OPERATIONS.Number
operated
upon.
Died.Dis-
charged
cured.
Under
treatment.
Tetanus
occurred.
REMARKS.
CavalryUpper extremities 3 1 2
Lower ditto 3 2 1
First
division
Shoulder-joint 3 ... 2 ... ... 1Sent to
General
Hospital.
Upper extremities 14 1 3 5 ... 5
Lower ditto 10 2 ... 1 1 6
Trepan 2 2
SecondShoulder-joint 1 ... 1
Upper extremities 16 ... 5 6 ... 5Sent to
General
Hospital.
Lower ditto 21 3 6 7 ... 5
Aneurism 1 ... ... 1
ThirdShoulder-joint 1 ... ... 1
Upper extremities 17 2 ... 15
Lower ditto 10 ... 2 8
FourthUpper extremities 10 ... 10
Lower ditto 20 ... 20
FifthShoulder-joint 12 ... 8 2 ... 2Sent to
General
Hospital.
Upper extremities 57 1 36 2 ...18
Lower ditto 41 10 13 2 ...16
SixthShoulder-joint 1 1
Upper extremities 7 ... 5 ... ... 2Sent to
General
Hospital.
Lower ditto 6 1 1 3 ... 1
SeventhUpper extremities 18 ·· 3 1 ...14Sent to
General
Hospital.
Lower ditto 9 1 ... 1 ... 7
Light
division
Shoulder-joint 1 ... ... ... ...The whole of these
cases sent to the
General Hospital;
results not known
at the division.
Upper extremities 21 ... ... ... ...
Lower ditto 8 ... ... ... ...
Trepan 4 ... ... ... ...
Total 317 27 118 55 1
Recapitulation:—
Shoulder-joint 19 1 11 3 ... 4Sent to
General
Hospital.
Upper extremities 163 5 64 29 ...65
Lower ditto 128 19 43 22 ...44
Trepan 6 2 ... ... ... 4
Aneurism 1 ... ... 1 ...