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 1 1 |         many persons know how to reduce it, for it is an easy thing
 2 2 |      breast. The physician might reduce it in the same manner, if
 3 8 |         joints without pain, and reduce them in like manner. The
 4 8 |         but is more difficult to reduce; but when they are more
 5 12|             12. When attempts to reduce a dislocated shoulder have
 6 13|        mischief by attempting to reduce such shoulders, thus supposing
 7 16|      broken bones, he would thus reduce the parts most readily to
 8 61|          extent, it is easier to reduce such cases than the other;
 9 63|          outward, you are not to reduce the parts, but let any other
10 63|          let any other physician reduce them if he choose. For this
11 63|        attempts at first made to reduce them, most of such cases
12 64|          nor any attempt made to reduce them, the patients, for
13 67|         it may be worth while to reduce them, having warned the
14 67| aforesaid days; for whatever you reduce within ten days, may be
15 77|          ignorance, attempted to reduce both dislocations outward
16 78|      piece of wood, difficult to reduce at either end; the ligatures
17 79|          those most difficult to reduce, and less so in those which
18 80|        are the most difficult to reduce. There are four modes of