The volume contains 423 cases. PM/1900/1 (Kathleen Morris) and PM/1900/2 (William Roberts) are included in the index of the 1899 volume as PM/1899/462 and PM/1899/463
The index contains 465 cases, however, the volume includes only 451 cases. PM/1899/453-PM/1899/461 and PM/1899/465 appear in the 1898 volume as PM/1898/407-PM/1898/419. PM/1899/462 (Kathleen Morris) and PM/1899/463 (William Roberts) in the index appear in the 1900 volume as PM/1900/1 and PM/1900/2. A note in the index states that 335 post mortem examinations took place in 1899
The volume contains 381 cases, 318 post mortem examinations and 63 cases that were not examined. The volume is signed by R Salusbury Trevor, Pathologist and Curator
The index is signed by Robert Salusbury Trevor MAMB Cantab Curator [of the Pathological Museum] and states that in 1904 there were 411 deaths, 276 necropsies, 22 partial necropsies, 113 cases not examined. The final 15 pages in the casebook contain a subject index
The volume contains a total of 302 deaths, 259 autopsies and 43 cases in which no post mortem was made. The percentage of post mortem examinations was 85.7. The volume is signed by Robert Donaldson
In this year there were 365 post mortem examinations and 6 only partially performed. In 75 cases no post mortem was made. The volume is signed by H.D. Rolleston, Curator, Dec 21 1890
Summary in the index: 'Number of deaths: 293. Number of necropsies, complete: 169. Number of necropsies, partial: 14. Number of cases not examined: 110'
The index is signed Robert Donaldson and states that in 1927 there were 271 deaths, 182 post mortems, and 89 'cases not sectioned' or cases that were not given a post mortem examination
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