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 1 1 |             used when the difficulty of reduction is particularly great. The
 2 2 |                 competent to effect the reduction themselves; for, having
 3 2 |                elbow toward the breast. Reduction of the shoulder may also
 4 2 |              articulation. This mode of reduction, and the one formerly described,
 5 3 |            Those who attempt to perform reduction with the heel, operate in
 6 3 |             person who is to effect the reduction is seated on the ground
 7 3 | counter-contraction so as to oppose the reduction. But another person should
 8 4 |              There is another method of reduction performed by the shoulder
 9 4 |              with him. These methods of reduction are all of easy application
10 5 |                Those who accomplish the reduction by forcibly bending it round
11 7 |         strongest of all the methods of reduction. We must get a piece of
12 7 |            powerful method of effecting reduction of the shoulder; for one
13 7 |                this is the only mode of reduction capable of replacing old
14 7 |                 me that we could effect reduction (for what object would a
15 10|                shoulder. The methods of reduction and the treatment are as
16 18|           toward the sides (inwardly?). Reduction is to be effected by separating (
17 19|              the treatment is the same; reduction in dislocation backward
18 19|               flexion, and in this case reduction is to be accomplished by
19 25|                   25. Of the methods of reduction, some operate by raising
20 26|                them. With regard to the reduction,-by placing the fingers
21 29|            finger is easily recognized. Reduction is to be effected by making
22 30|                 difficulty. The mode of reduction which will apply in such
23 30|             shut. This is the method of reduction, and it cannot be performed
24 31|               lower jaws. In such cases reduction should be performed as quickly
25 31|                 possible; the method of reduction has been described above.
26 38|              but it is obvious that the reduction is to be made, not by applying
27 38|                 aforementioned means of reduction, or whatever suits, is to
28 46|                 do not stand in need of reduction, but get well spontaneously.
29 47|          angular. The apparatus for the reduction in this case must be managed
30 61|                  and if the attempts at reduction have failed, or have been
31 65|               if you treat them without reduction. These cases are more dangerous
32 67|                  in these cases, if the reduction be made and allowed to remain,
33 67|              still higher, are more so. Reduction should be made the same
34 67|            cases, then, where immediate reduction cannot be accomplished,
35 67|                of the common people, no reduction should be made at all. The
36 67|              should be made at all. The reduction of the bones of joints which
37 68|              than at the joint admit of reduction without danger. Complete
38 70|             proper, and natural mode of reduction, and has something of display
39 71|               movement; and in some the reduction is effected by bending the
40 71|                extension, and hence the reduction gives much trouble. The
41 72|          extension is applicable in the reduction of all dislocations of the
42 73|                 find out other modes of reduction for this joint. If the large
43 73|          formerly stated, in most cases reduction may be effected by much
44 75|           toward the feet. This mode of reduction is particularly appropriate
45 75|                 aforementioned modes of reduction are natural in this form
46 76|                the knee. This method of reduction is most especially conformable
47 77|                                     77. Reduction by the bladder is also celebrated
48 77|                have succeeded in making reduction. But it is not a convenient
49 77|             body, and in this method of reduction both legs are to be bound
50 78|                leg, so as to effect the reduction. Another mode of reduction:
51 78|              reduction. Another mode of reduction: a cross-beam is to be fastened
52 79|          shallow?). In all dislocations reduction is to be effected, if possible,
53 79|          quickly as it can be done; for reduction will be a much easier and
54 79|           reduced. And, in all cases of reduction at joints, the patient must
55 80|               third, the same method of reduction is to be applied, but the
56 80|            reduced. This is the mode of reduction:-The end of the finger is
57 80|               lateral, the same mode of reduction is to be used; but when
58 80|                convenient for effecting reduction, if you will make extension
59 82|              and backward. The modes of reduction are these: by flexion at
60 87|          dislocation, become atrophied. Reduction is the same as in the wrist,