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 1 14|       the rest of the body from fracture of the clavicle, unless
 2 14|         however, may arise from fracture of the clavicle, and in
 3 14|       short time. When, then, a fracture has recently taken place,
 4 14|    spine, so as to compress the fracture. To an inexperienced person
 5 14|      been said which applies to fracture of the clavicle. But this
 6 16|                      16. If the fracture be not thus, but if it incline
 7 18|         be made as in bandaging fracture of the arm; for thus the
 8 32|                          32. In fracture of the lower jaw, when the
 9 32|    should be well known that in fracture of the jaw, dressing with
10 33|        bones connected with the fracture, than to bring them into
11 35|     their nose flattened by the fracture, will clearly have the part
12 37|         raise it up. And if the fracture be much in the fore part
13 37|       be introduced. But if the fracture be at a greater distance,
14 37|    ought to be soft. Thus may a fracture of the nose, attended with
15 38|        it in position until the fracture be consolidated; but the
16 38|         on the part. But if the fracture be in the cartilage, with
17 39|                    39. When the fracture is complicated with a wound,
18 49| something similar may happen in fracture of the ribs; for in fracture
19 49|    fracture of the ribs; for in fracture of one or more ribs, in
20 67|      made, and when there is no fracture of the bone, but merely
21 69|      recover. In cases then, of fracture of the bones, when strangulation
22 86|        And, indeed, in cases of fracture, either from an injury in