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Figures and Table

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 March 2017

Claire Brock
Claire Brock
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University of Leicester

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British Women Surgeons and their Patients, 1860–1918 , pp. vi - vii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2017
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Figures and Table

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  • 1.1Major Operations Carried Out: New Hospital for Women, 1892–1902

  • 1.2Number of Major Operations and Post-operative Deaths: New Hospital for Women, 1893–1902

  • 1.3Percentage of Deaths to Major Operations: New Hospital for Women, 1893–1902

  • 2.1Total Number of Gynaecological Patients in Relation to the Total Number of In-Patients: Royal Free Hospital, 1904–1913

  • 2.2Total Number of In-Patients and their Geographical Location, 1909–1913

  • 2.3Ethel Vaughan-Sawyer's Patients: Geographical Location, 1909–1913

  • 2.4Age Distribution of Patients in the Gynaecological Department under Mary Scharlieb and Ethel Vaughan-Sawyer, 1903–1913

  • 2.5Occupations of Female Patients, 1903–1913

  • 3.1Number of In-Patients and Surgical Cases: New Hospital for Women, 1900–1919

  • 3.2Use of the Electrical Department: New Hospital for Women, 1906–1919

  • 3.3X-Ray Usage, With Breakdown of Conditions Requiring Treatment, 1906

  • 3.4X-Ray Usage, With Breakdown of Conditions Requiring Treatment, 1907

  • 3.5Major and Minor Procedures: New Hospital for Women, 1900–1919

  • 3.6Deaths, including Malignant Disease, 1900–1919

  • 3.7Cases and Deaths from Malignant Disease, 1900–1919

  • 3.8Types of Malignant Diseases: New Hospital for Women, 1900–1919

  • 3.9Cases of Rectal Cancer, With Surgical Procedures: New Hospital for Women, 1900–1919

  • 3.10Deaths, Recoveries and Refusals in Excision for Rectal Cancer: New Hospital for Women, 1900–1919

  • 3.11Percentage of Cancer Cases to Overall Numbers: Royal Free Hospital, 1904–1919

  • 3.12Mary Scharlieb's Cancer Cases: Royal Free Hospital, 1904–1908

  • 3.13Ethel Vaughan-Sawyer's Cancer Cases: Royal Free Hospital, 1904–1919

  • 3.14Mary Scharlieb's Operability: Royal Free Hospital, 1904–1908

  • 3.15Ethel Vaughan-Sawyer's Operability: Royal Free Hospital, 1904–1919

  • 3.16Number of Operable Cancer Cases and Wertheim Procedures by Ethel Vaughan-Sawyer: Royal Free Hospital, 1911–1919

  • 5.1Number of Students, New Students, and Departures: London School of Medicine for Women, 1914–1919

  • 5.2Louisa Aldrich-Blake's Patients: Royal Free Hospital, Autumn 1917–Spring 1919

  • 5.3Conditions Suffered by Louisa Aldrich-Blake's Surgical Patients: Royal Free Hospital, Autumn 1917–Spring 1919

  • 5.4Number of Operations: South London Hospital for Women and Children, 1914–1918

  • 5.5Patients: South London Hospital for Women and Children, July 1916–December 1918

    • Table

  • 5.1Percentage of Female Medical Students in Britain Who Began Their Studies Between 1914 and 1918

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