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 1 16|     Most of the varieties of displacement may be rectified by raising
 2 24|               24. But if the displacement be on the other side, both
 3 30|  protrudes forward, there is displacement to the opposite side, the
 4 37|    pressure from within, the displacement is to be rectified. But
 5 37|     depression, and not with displacement to the side, but in a straight
 6 38|      cartilage, with lateral displacement, the end of the nose must
 7 46|              46. In cases of displacement backward along the vertebrae,
 8 46|   readily happen that such a displacement could take place forward,
 9 46|    would suffer, if from the displacement of a vertebra it were to
10 46| concern about rectifying the displacement of the vertebra, accompanied,
11 48|      as formerly stated, the displacement is circular, and not angular.
12 48|   apt to be retained than in displacement outward, the feet and the
13 48|    in their legs. But if the displacement be in the upper part, they
14 48|  contrivance by which such a displacement could be reduced, unless
15 48|    like that of the board in displacement backward; for how could
16 48|     urine, who experience no displacement either forward or backward,
17 48|  spine, while those who have displacement backward are least subject
18 53|     reason, that there is no displacement between the bones of the
19 56|     very prominent, from the displacement of the bones of the joint.
20 63|  external wound, whether the displacement be inward or outward, you
21 67|      of the bone, but merely displacement of the joint, in these cases,
22 87|      with its epiphysis, the displacement is, for the most part, to