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 1 3 |          perform reduction with the heel, operate in a manner which
 2 3 |             pull it, while with his heel in the armpit he pushes
 3 3 |       contrary direction, the right heel being placed in the right
 4 3 |          right armpit, and the left heel in the left armpit. But
 5 3 |           something of the kind the heel cannot reach to the head
 6 26|              while with the palm or heel of the hand on the projecting
 7 27|           upon a table, or with the heel. These accidents give rise
 8 55|           reach the ground with the heel, but they walk with the
 9 58|        touching the ground with his heel, and he can barely reach
10 59|             leg, if compared at the heel, is the same as that of
11 60|            they rest no less on the heel than on the fore part of
12 60|          would rest entirely on the heel in walking; for persons
13 60|             so much the more on the heel, while they are putting
14 60|            their weight more on the heel than on the anterior part
15 60|             of the foot without the heel, nor to put it down as some
16 62| counter-pressure on the bone of the heel in an outward direction,
17 86|          from a height pitch on the heel, so as to occasion separation (
18 86|        confinement to bed, when the heel gets blackened the most
19 86|           should be made around the heel. Position, like the bandaging,
20 86|             not to determine to the heel. Splints are not to be used.~