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 1 4 |        is to be secured with the bandage, the head of which is to
 2 4 |         at the fracture, and the bandage should impart firmness to
 3 4 |        When you have carried the bandage twice or thrice round at
 4 4 |          may be stopped, and the bandage should terminate there,
 5 4 |           The head of the second bandage is also to be placed upon
 6 4 |   between the turns, so that the bandage may prove sufficient to
 7 5 |    should make all along, if the bandage be properly applied. And
 8 5 |      extremities, whereas if you bandage any other part beforehand,
 9 10|        and more splints, and the bandage is to be carried round to
10 11|      everybody who can apply the bandage properly in such cases;
11 11|         making many turns of the bandage around the heel, sometimes
12 14|        the bandages applied. The bandage is to be applied in the
13 14|        when you have applied the bandage, you must place the bandaged
14 14|      find it necessary to wear a bandage for a long time. When the
15 16|     suitable; and the end of the bandage should be placed over the
16 16|         that place; and then the bandage should be carried up the
17 17|        as possible. For when the bandage is applied tight while the
18 19|      from it. For, if one should bandage a limb while the extremities
19 19|          palms of the hands, and bandage the limb in the manner formerly
20 20|           And a few turns of the bandage should be brought round
21 20|  perineum may be included in the bandage; and moreover, it is expedient
22 25|      what manner the head of the bandage should be placed and at
23 25|          applying the end of the bandage and the pressure at the
24 25|         applying the head of the bandage and the pressure otherwise
25 26|        and the first turn of the bandage should be a good deal broader
26 26|        the wound. For a narrower bandage than the wound binds the
27 26|     beyond it on both sides. The bandage then should be put on in
28 26|       there is no wound, but the bandage should be otherwise applied
29 27|         effects of knowing how a bandage can be well and moderately
30 28|          to make its escape. The bandage must be renewed more frequently
31 29|       applying the double-headed bandage, you are to wrap the part
32 29|         heads in the form of the bandage called “ascia.” These things
33 33|        part at the middle of the bandage, as is done with the double-headed
34 33|      done with the double-headed bandage; but particular attention
35 33|     little as possible under the bandage. Sometimes the turns of
36 33|       Sometimes the turns of the bandage have to be made to the right,
37 33|        sometimes a double-headed bandage is to be used.~
38 49| bandaging, the head of the first bandage should be placed at the
39 49|   accumulating many turns of the bandage at the bend of the arm.