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 1 1 |     arm is stretched along the sides; but when the whole arm
 2 2 |   elbow pushing the arm to the sides. It will be of advantage
 3 3 |    hollow, the tendons on both sides of the armpit making counter-contraction
 4 7 |  adjusted in the armpit at the sides under the head of the humerus;
 5 9 |    must fasten the arms to the sides with a band, which is to
 6 12|     raising the elbow from the sides obliquely, they can no longer
 7 12| carrying the arm around by the sides, either backward or forward,
 8 14|     connected together on both sides with the spine. The clavicle
 9 14|      are easily moved from the sides and breast, and, on that
10 14|       push the arm when at the sides as much as possible upward,
11 16|       as possible upon the two sides; and if, while another person
12 16|     the arm extended along the sides, the physician, applying
13 18|         takes place toward the sides (inwardly?). Reduction is
14 18|        same time, the opposite sides are to be pushed together,
15 18|      elbow, and the arm at the sides; then it may either be suspended
16 31|      jaw is dislocated on both sides, the treatment is the same.
17 34|       fasten the teeth on both sides to one another, as formerly
18 37|        nose externally on both sides, and at the same time raise
19 37|      should be applied on both sides along the natural line of
20 38|   applying equal force on both sides, but by pushing the displaced
21 43|       to be fastened along his sides to his own body, and not
22 45|     and are extended from both sides of them. But we will describe
23 45|    vertebrae is filled on both sides by muscles, which arise
24 70|  should be stretched along the sides, and bound with something
25 72|        is proper; then at both sides we are to raise short, strong,
26 72|      as a lever, either on the sides of the articular heads of
27 80|        violent motion. On both sides of its articular cavity
28 80|        edges there than at the sides, if the joint of it be dislocated,