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 1 1 |     Those, then, who act in such cases without deliberation, for
 2 4 |                            4. In cases of fracture in either of
 3 7 |      will be sufficient in those cases in which there was no external
 4 10|          be made as in the other cases, particularly at the seat
 5 10|        the same times, as in the cases formerly treated of, and
 6 10|  conducted in like manner. These cases get completely well for
 7 11|    inserted into this bone. Such cases are to be treated with cerate,
 8 11|         bandage properly in such cases; for if one shall bind the
 9 11|        and also in all the other cases of sphacelus, not proceeding
10 11|         on the back, in all such cases the sores are inveterate,
11 11|         much rest, as in all the cases attended with sphacelus.
12 11|     attended with sphacelus. And cases of sphacelus connected with
13 11|        satisfactory proof in all cases of ecchymosis, that they
14 13|  sometimes the other bone. These cases are less troublesome than
15 13|  mechanical powers applicable in cases of fractures and dislocation,
16 14|      manner, as in the preceding cases. And if the patient have
17 15|        of the thigh. And in both cases they are to be bandaged
18 17|      first bandaging. For in all cases of fracture this object
19 24|           These things relate to cases in which there is fracture
20 24|         any other kind. In those cases in which the bones are simply
21 25|        are others who treat such cases at first with bandages,
22 25|          great mistakes in other cases of fracture as well as these.
23 26|       may be said, that in those cases in which a separation of
24 26|          be torn broader than in cases in which there is no wound,
25 26|       more especially so in such cases than in those not complicated
26 26|         is to be conducted as in cases of fracture without a wound
27 26|          longer period, in those cases in which there is a wound
28 27|       sores is the same in those cases of fracture in which there
29 27|         any other cause. In such cases it is ascertained that there
30 27|         to slough away, in these cases no part is to be exposed
31 27|          same manner as in those cases in which there was an external
32 27|          be as great as in those cases in which the splints were
33 27|    maintained than in the former cases, along with a restricted
34 28|     bandages they become wasted. Cases complicated with the exfoliation
35 29|                        29. Those cases in which the exfoliation
36 30|                      30. In such cases as do not admit of bandaging
37 31|         better than wool in such cases; but a good deal should
38 31|     third and fourth day in most cases of wounds, are those which
39 31|      which of the most important cases in medicine does it not
40 32|                    31a. In those cases of fracture in which the
41 33|     already described. All those cases in which an exfoliation
42 34|         become detached. In some cases the upper part of the bone
43 34|   separate most quickly in those cases in which suppuration takes
44 34|          forty days; for in some cases it is protracted to sixty
45 35|                         34. Such cases are to be treated with compresses
46 35|   necessarily shortened in those cases in which the bones have
47 35|          the other, and in those cases in which the whole circle
48 36|                        35. Those cases in which the bone of the
49 36|  recovery are not fewer in those cases in which the parts have
50 36|      Still more recover in those cases in which the lower, than
51 36|   contracted), the lever in such cases may be advantageously employed.~
52 37|          a common diet. To those cases in which the bones have
53 37|          try to escape from such cases, provided one can do so
54 38|       The reduction in all these cases is not difficult, but in
55 42|         method answers with both cases. And perhaps this is the
56 43|         so dislocated in certain cases. The following is the symptom
57 46|                   45. In certain cases the process of the ulna (
58 46|      speak in general terms, all cases of fractured bones are less
59 46| immediate in the latter class of cases than in the former, if continual
60 48|        of the joint in all these cases should be the same, as when