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 1 1 |           have never seen it take place upward nor outward; and
 2 1 |       such a dislocation may take place or not. When, then, a dislocation
 3 1 | dislocation into the armpit takes place, seeing it is of frequent
 4 4 |          take hold of his arm and place the sharp point of his own
 5 6 |           forced into its natural place.~
 6 7 |          socket for itself in the place to which it has been displaced;
 7 7 |           would not remain in its place, but would be again displaced
 8 9 |        possible distance from the place at which the head of the
 9 9 |    respecting friction in another place. The shoulder, then, in
10 11|        two places where one might place the eschars to obviate this
11 11|           will cicatrization take place, and the wide space into
12 13|        will be a deformity in the place, for the bone cannot be
13 14|           being restored to their place, and the prominence of the
14 14|       fracture has recently taken place, the patients attach much
15 14|         projecting parts in their place, apply compresses and bandages
16 16|       brought back to its natural place, when the cure will be speedily
17 18|          for the most part, takes place toward the sides (inwardly?).
18 18|       propelled into their proper place. It will further assist
19 21|      mostly, those nearest to the place; namely, the bones of the
20 21|        Wasting of the flesh takes place on the inside if the dislocation
21 29|        When the dislocation takes place at birth, during adolescence
22 30|         will be stated in another place. These are the reasons why
23 30| dislocation does not readily take place, and this is another reason,
24 30|        dislocation could not take place in any other position than
25 30|           is to be moved from the place to which it is dislocated
26 33|     sphacelus of bones in another place. This method of distention
27 35|         proper; for, in the first place, those who have their nose
28 37|           a shape suitable to the place into which it is to be introduced.
29 37|       callus in the nose speedily place, for the most part is consolidated
30 37|    provided sphacelus do not take place.~
31 41|         removed, the varices take place also in the groin; and some
32 41|       until it be restored to its place. From this frame of body,
33 43|     gable-end of a house; but the place where you make the succussion
34 44|        except so as to keep it in place by means of a loose shawl
35 45|                  45. In the first place, the structure of the spine
36 46|           displacement could take place forward, unless some very
37 47|         good health; for it takes place from natural conformation
38 47|         from falls generally take place when one pitches on the
39 47|    fastened in the ground, or, in place of the board, we may scoop
40 47|        displaced parts into their place. Natural extension restores
41 50|           become chronic, and the place turns painful, and the flesh
42 51|          dislocation inward takes place most frequently, outward,
43 51|            and it sometimes takes place backward and forward, but
44 51|      therefore, dislocation takes place inward, the leg appears
45 53|        When the dislocation takes place at the hip-joint, the bone
46 55|       when this dislocation takes place in utero, and when the dislocation
47 58|           which dislocations take place, will be described afterward);
48 60|   accustomed to be rotated in the place where it is lodged, these
49 61|   luxations and subluxations take place in different degrees, being
50 63|          and allowed to remain in place, the patients die.~
51 67|       degree of inflammation take place, so that if it were not
52 69|         of fleshy parts, it takes place in wounds where there are
53 69|      blackening of the parts take place at first, the separation
54 69|  blackening (mortification) takes place while the bones are entire,
55 70|         between his thighs, is to place his fore-arm between the
56 71|           it from settling in its place, so that any ordinary impulse
57 76|           is well trained, should place the palm of the one hand
58 77|           the femur, which is the place that ought to be more especially
59 77|      bladder from the most proper place. And if a small bladder
60 78|      things at hand:-In the first place, when soft and supple thongs
61 78|           as bands. In the second place, the patient is to be comfortably
62 79|     cotyle); in some of these the place (socket?) is cotyloid and
63 80|          is to be pushed into its place. But, if the dislocation
64 80|         be pushed direct into its place, while another person on