Part

 1 1 |        goes from the armpit and clavicle to the breast (pectoral
 2 5 |        round the neck, near the clavicle.~
 3 13|       of connection between the clavicle and scapula, for in this
 4 14|            14. When a fractured clavicle is fairly broken across
 5 14|       body from fracture of the clavicle, unless it sphacelate, and
 6 14|      arise from fracture of the clavicle, and in these cases it is
 7 14|       becomes less. A fractured clavicle, like all other spongy bones,
 8 14| treatment does not apply to the clavicle, for it is impossible to
 9 14|         it into the line of the clavicle, carrying them to the back,
10 14|      applies to fracture of the clavicle. But this also should be
11 14|        that in fractures of the clavicle, it is the part attached
12 14|       sides with the spine. The clavicle admits of most motion at
13 14| depressed. When, therefore, the clavicle is broken, the fragment
14 15|                  15. But if the clavicle be fractured in the opposite