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 1 7 |        this piece of wood as far inward as possible between the
 2 22|       elbow is dislocated either inward or outward, extension is
 3 26|        hand is dislocated either inward or outward, most frequently
 4 26|         outward, most frequently inward. The symptoms are easily
 5 26|        are easily recognized: if inward, the patient cannot at all
 6 27|        hand is dislocated either inward or outward, or to this side
 7 27|        that, but more especially inward; and sometimes the epiphysis
 8 34|        protrudes is to be pushed inward by pressure with the fingers,
 9 34|       and the part that inclines inward is to forced outward by
10 38|          fragments which incline inward, until the whole be properly
11 38|          the parts which incline inward. When any inflammation supervenes,
12 41|       pharynx by its inclination inward; for, even in those who
13 41|   induced by this bone inclining inward, until it be restored to
14 45|    diaphragm, the spine inclines inward, and this portion alone,
15 46|          vertebrae are displaced inward. And the patient contribute
16 49|   fractured bones are not driven inward, nor are laid bare, fever
17 51|         which modes, dislocation inward takes place most frequently,
18 51|          dislocation takes place inward, the leg appears longer
19 51|         thighbone having shifted inward, and the extremity of the
20 51|         dislocation of the thigh inward.~
21 52|          walking to turn the leg inward, and not outward, for thus
22 52|         an unreduced dislocation inward are forced to put themselves
23 52|           as upon the one turned inward, for neither is the weight
24 52|      limb outward, and the sound inward. In the case we are now
25 52|       those who have dislocation inward are more subject to this
26 53|      consequences of dislocation inward at the hip-joint are much
27 53|       those who have dislocation inward stand erect on their feet
28 53|      vari (their toes are turned inward?), but they can stand; but
29 53|        but if the dislocation be inward they become valgi (their
30 53|        flesh. But in dislocation inward at the hip-joint, whether
31 54|         a bone as in dislocation inward, but along the side of a
32 54|       knee, appears to be turned inward, and the leg and foot in
33 55|      their toes incline a little inward. But the injured limb, in
34 55|       better than in dislocation inward, both because the head of
35 55|          when the dislocation is inward than when it is outward.
36 55|         case than in dislocation inward, owing to usage and exercise,
37 61|     bones slip either outward or inward. In the case we are now
38 62|        at the ankle from without inward, and to make counter-pressure
39 62|          toe, are to be inclined inward, and retained so; and the
40 63|      whether the displacement be inward or outward, you are not
41 64|          of the arm be displaced inward or outward. For this should
42 64|        if the bones have slipped inward, they cannot bend the fingers,
43 65|        dislocation be outward or inward, in such a case, if the
44 70|                  70. Dislocation inward at the hip-joint is to be
45 71|          knee quietly directs it inward.~
46 72| according as it may suit to push inward or outward with the lever;
47 74|      force the bone from without inward, the lever being placed
48 77|      intended it for dislocation inward. It is proper, then, to
49 78|          ligatures. Dislocation, inward or forward, may be reduced
50 82|       most frequently dislocated inward, but also outward and backward.
51 82|          wasted in front; but if inward the patients become bow-legged,