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 1 1 |        presents it in the proper position from necessity, but physicians
 2 2 |       was presented in the prone position to be bound, but the physician
 3 2 |        the shoulder, and in this position he bound it up, thinking
 4 2 |        thus put in their natural position, and he appealed to what
 5 2 |          is reckoned the natural position is not the same, and that
 6 2 |          happen that the natural position of the right arm is not
 7 2 |        be found that the natural position of the arms is not the same
 8 2 |      cavity of the ulna, in this position, throws the bones of the
 9 2 |       joint is prevented in this position. It is no doubt certain
10 2 |      most unbending and extended position possible, so as not to be
11 3 |          and bandages it in this position, reckoning it the one according
12 3 |         be thus in their natural position, because the bone which
13 3 |       kept stretched in a supine position, it will become very painful,
14 3 |        arm is turned in a supine position, could lead him wherever
15 3 |           so constrained is this position. And, moreover, if, when
16 3 |         it to remain in the same position, the patient will endure
17 3 |   necessarily assume a different position. But, in addition to other
18 3 |        these facts regarding the position, that the bone which protrudes
19 3 |         the arm thus in a supine position, in the first place the
20 3 |       while the arm has a supine position; for these tendons proceed
21 4 |         side suits best with the position of the fractured arm, or
22 8 |          adjust it while in this position, the muscle of the arm will
23 8 |          while the arm is in the position I have described, a strong
24 11|      allowed to lie in a certain position during confinement to bed,
25 14|          the body, and in such a position that the foot may hang as
26 14|         rest, and in a recumbent position. There is nothing to prevent
27 15|          extension, for the same position does not suit with the leg
28 15|         this form, but in a bent position, and persons who have been
29 15|        is usually in a depending position from its construction, and
30 15|        the limb is often in this position. And when wounded, necessity
31 15|         remain lying in the same position. For these reasons, neither
32 15|        reasons, neither the same position nor the same mode of bandaging
33 15|          them into their natural position, by straightening and arranging
34 16|       the limb is in a stretched position, making the first turns
35 16|  Attention should be paid to the position of the splints about the
36 22|       can be more easily kept in position by this means along with
37 23|         be placed in a dependent position, while the rest of the body
38 23|          kept steady in the same position, and in this case the callus
39 27| moderately applied. But a proper position, the other parts of the
40 29|          remain long in the same position are subject to excoriations
41 30|          body be laid in a right position, and attention should be
42 30|     keeping the limb in a proper position, but will do harm, for when
43 30|        not to interfere with the position of the limb; and the wound
44 39|         reduce and keep in their position, and are more apt to become
45 48|        like other fractures. The position of the joint in all these
46 48|          this is the most common position in all dislocations, displacements,
47 48|    between both. And this is the position in which the patient can
48 48|        arm is extended, for this position will be a great impediment
49 48|        joint in the intermediate position when it becomes ankylosed.
50 48|           So much with regard to position.~