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 1 1 |      it take place upward nor outward; and yet I do not positively
 2 1 |    rest of the bone is turned outward. The humerus is connected
 3 17|     dislocated to the side or outward, while its sharp point (
 4 22|   dislocated either inward or outward, extension is to be made
 5 26|   dislocated either inward or outward, most frequently inward.
 6 26|      bend his fingers; and if outward, he cannot extend them.
 7 27|   dislocated either inward or outward, or to this side or that,
 8 34|  inclines inward is to forced outward by pushing with the fingers
 9 46|  great cavities, were to push outward from within, which one might
10 48| retained than in displacement outward, the feet and the whole
11 51|  takes place most frequently, outward, the most frequently of
12 51|   femur at the knee is turned outward, and the leg and foot in
13 51|    The foot then being turned outward, physicians, from ignorance,
14 52|       of the sound leg turned outward, the weight of the body
15 52|       the leg inward, and not outward, for thus the sound leg
16 52|    they turn the injured limb outward in walking, and they derive
17 52|   thrown upon the limb turned outward, as upon the one turned
18 52| walking with the unsound limb outward, and the sound inward. In
19 52|       part, those who have it outward.~
20 53|   greater than of dislocation outward at the hip-joint, but at
21 53|       when the dislocation is outward, but those who have dislocation
22 53|      is at the anklejoint, if outward they become vari (their
23 53|  valgi (their toes are turned outward?), but they have less freedom
24 54|       the femur is dislocated outward, the limb in these cases,
25 54|      the thigh having slipped outward, but the nates appear to
26 54|       symptoms of dislocation outward.~
27 55|   foot is not forcibly turned outward, but is nearly in a line
28 55|     is inward than when it is outward. Some of them, then, cannot
29 56|    disease, have dislocations outward of both the thighs; in them,
30 58|     line, and is not inclined outward, they do not require anything
31 61|  shape, the bones slip either outward or inward. In the case we
32 62|    the bone of the heel in an outward direction, so as to bring
33 62|    appear to incline a little outward. And a sole made of leather
34 63|     displacement be inward or outward, you are not to reduce the
35 63|     for the foot is retracted outward, and the bones which have
36 63|     which have been displaced outward protrude: these bones, in
37 64|    arm be displaced inward or outward. For this should be well
38 64|       bend the fingers, or if outward, they cannot extend them.~
39 65|    whether the dislocation be outward or inward, in such a case,
40 71|       fist, so as to drive it outward. And when the patient is
41 71|     force the dislocated limb outward; while some other person
42 72|    the head of the thigh-bone outward. It is on this account that
43 72|    may suit to push inward or outward with the lever; and the
44 72|   proper; but in dislocations outward a flat lever will be the
45 74|     the head of the bone slip outward, extension and counter-extension
46 74|     turned gently from within outward at the knee. Suspension
47 77|      reduce both dislocations outward and backward therewith,
48 77|       more especially pressed outward, but its middle, which probably
49 82|   dislocated inward, but also outward and backward. The modes
50 82|      parts are wasted; but if outward they become more bandy-legged,