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 1 9 | humerus escaped. And when you bandage the shoulder you must fasten
 2 14|      fastened the head of the bandage to the girdle in front,
 3 14|   others who do not apply the bandage round the girdle, but carry
 4 14|     it, and many turns of the bandage are crowded there in a narrow
 5 14|     but that the turns of the bandage force the girdle to ascend,
 6 14|     girdle, but would use the bandage principally to secure the
 7 14|      If one then will apply a bandage, secundum artem, for the
 8 15|      another, and an ordinary bandage will suffice, and the callus
 9 18|      is to be included in the bandage.~
10 30|        and bound with a loose bandage. It is safer to operate
11 33|     at the vertex, and then a bandage is to be bound round the
12 34|       so; but the turn of the bandage is to be made, if the right
13 35|      most of the turns of the bandage called “ascia,” and rhomboidal
14 35|       that they may apply the bandage. For a day or two, then,
15 35|     of the incumbrance of the bandage, and the physician is satisfied,
16 35|   skill in applying a complex bandage to the nose. Such a bandaging
17 35| indeed, persons applying this bandage do not seek to do this.~
18 36|      trouble, if, indeed, any bandage be applied at all; for it
19 36|       apply the double-headed bandage, thus taking one turn with
20 40|     ear, when confined with a bandage, becomes painful, throbs,
21 62|     little toe; and then this bandage is to be rolled upward in
22 63|       on no account is either bandage or compress to be applied;
23 63|     it may be advantageous to bandage. It ought also to be well
24 80|       heat of the finger. The bandage is to be loosed on the third