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 1 14|                      14. When a fractured clavicle is fairly broken
 2 14|       and by it becomes less. A fractured clavicle, like all other
 3 15|          But if the clavicle be fractured in the opposite manner (
 4 33| fastened with the glue near the fractured part of the jaw, at the
 5 33|        variety of bandages to a fractured jaw-bone, sometimes properly,
 6 33|         all such bandaging of a fractured jawbone has a tendency rather
 7 35|       of meeting with a case of fractured nose, that they may apply
 8 37|        those cases in which the fractured portions are depressed and
 9 37|    natural position, and set. A fractured nose may be readily restored
10 37|       have never seen a case of fractured nose which could not be
11 38|                    38. When the fractured bone is displaced laterally,
12 38|    incline. In a case where the fractured nose is turned to the side,
13 40| troublesome suppurations; and a fractured ear stands in less need
14 46|    these processes are severely fractured, whether one or more, the
15 49|        ribs, in general, if the fractured bones are not driven inward,
16 50| injuries, than where the rib is fractured, whereas, if they were wise,
17 67|        of bones which have been fractured and protruded; then the
18 67|       with the applications for fractured bones of the head, but nothing
19 68|        than the others; and the fractured bones of the fingers which