ANNUAL HEALTH BULLETIN 2004 - Ministry of Health

80%( 13011 infants) of estimated infants received all the vaccines provided within the first year of
birth. Dropout rates are within limits of accepted range (BeG to Measles = 6.3%, DPTI to DPT3 =
3.6%).
Among the vaccine preventable diseases in the year, 68 Measles and 22 Tetanus cases were reported.
Among the measles cases, majority of the cases were in above 5 yrs old population. Only one
Tetanus case under 5 years old population was reported, however it is not known whether it was
neonatal death or not.
Table 6. ¥carlv Cervical Cvtoloi!v. JDWNRII 2003 and 2004
Year Normal Inflamm ••tion
Nonpccific
Soccific Actipo Atrophic LSIL LSIL HSIL HSIL
nflammat
Cervlcitl
in BV TV Yeast mvcetes lHeroes • ASCUS AGUS HPV CINII IrIN HI Unsat
2003 1532 674 212 117 33 3 2 49 20 32 8 36 102 1 150
2004 3479 920 755 214 20 8 1 61 14 9 7 18 32 4 392
Year.
torm
..I -1ft n
Son-Specifi So •.•.ifi. Actlno Atrophic LSIL LSIL HSIL HSTL
nflammatoi
n BV TV Yeast mvcetes !Hero ••• r"rvicitis ASCl;S AGl:S HPV CINII £:1'.11I Unsat
2003 I S02 338 34 23 II II I 6 I 3 2 6 38 3 169
2004 I 2677 1003 472 125 13 4 6 21 2 7 2 20 2J 1 663
The number of screening at JDWNRH and the districts are increasing. The percentage of abnormal
smears at both JDWNRH and other centers are about 1% of the total slides examined.
Unsatisfactory slides, particularly from the districts are exceptionally high (13%).
Though the information on age of women is not available from the districts, looking at JDWNRH
records, it is revealed that majority of the women are in the age group 20-29 years of age.
Table 8. A
Age group
of women screened in 2004
Total Smear
20 - 29
30 - 39
40-49
50 and above