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 1 7 |       place to which it has been displaced; and even in such an old
 2 7 |        place, but would be again displaced as formerly. The same thing
 3 14|         be bent, all the will be displaced; and, moreover, the bandaging
 4 14|          and that which has been displaced from its natural position.
 5 16|           When the upper bone is displaced laterally or downward, it
 6 17|          When the elbow-joint is displaced or dislocated to the side
 7 19|   especially when the humerus is displaced backward from pressure on
 8 22|  extremity has been cleared, the displaced parts are to be rectified
 9 27|       sometimes the epiphysis is displaced, and sometimes the other
10 30|      gaping, by which the jaw is displaced to either side. This circumstance,
11 30|  frequently slackened (partially displaced?) in gaping, in the same
12 32|          partially retained, but displaced, it should be adjusted by
13 32|          in order to rectify the displaced bone. It would be best if
14 33|          the bandages from being displaced. The patient should lie
15 38|       When the fractured bone is displaced laterally, the treatment
16 38|        sides, but by pushing the displaced portion into its natural
17 46|        torn from one another and displaced. For such injuries do not
18 46|        spine could not easily be displaced backward but by a severe
19 46|          a small extent; for the displaced vertebra would compress
20 46| supposing that the vertebrae are displaced inward. And the patient
21 47|        pressure above forces the displaced parts into their place.
22 48|        general no one of them is displaced far beyond the others, but
23 48|         but if one or more be so displaced, the case proves fatal;
24 55|          from its socket, and is displaced (for many such cases occur,
25 61|         bone has slipped or been displaced to a much greater extent,
26 61|        bone has slipped, or been displaced to a less extent, it is
27 61|       these bones admit of being displaced to a greater or less extent;
28 62|          line, in order that the displaced bones may meet at the middle
29 62|      parts which were abnormally displaced and contracted together,
30 63|        the bones which have been displaced outward protrude: these
31 64|          the bones of the arm be displaced inward or outward. For this
32 65|        much stronger joints, and displaced from bones which are so
33 67|          joint should be quickly displaced, and bathed frequently with