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 1 3 |            supine position, in the first place the bone appears distorted,
 2 3 |               distorted, and in the next place the tendons which extend
 3 4 |                  have. Afterward we must place along the arm, compresses,
 4 6 |               just to keep them in their place, without the application
 5 6 |                  lower bandages in their place, and that they are not needed
 6 8 |                 distortion usually takes place, if not properly treated;
 7 9 |               any bone be moved from its place, or a joint of the toes
 8 9 |                 forced back again to its place as described with regard
 9 11|                  and if this should take place, the impediment may endure
10 11|               protracted decubitus takes place on the back, in all such
11 13|                smooth piece of wood, and place the upper extremity of the
12 13| counter-extension by means of thongs, or place windlasses at this extremity
13 14|            applied the bandage, you must place the bandaged part somewhat
14 16|                 first turns made at that place; and then the bandage should
15 24|               next, and secured in their place, and if there be no reason
16 24|           equally well restored to their place, but the part is a little
17 25|               the pressure at the proper place, and what mischiefs would
18 25|             otherwise than at the proper place. Wherefore it has been stated
19 26|               the suppurations will take place more speedily than in the
20 27|               that it may be tight at no place, but particularly firm at
21 28|                 bone being about to take place under this mode of treatment;
22 32|              cannot be restored to their place, the following mode of reduction
23 32|               what will furnish a proper place for the lever to rest on.
24 32|                  occur if reduction take place, than if the attempt should
25 33|               reduced the bones to their place, the modes of treatment,
26 34|                  which suppuration takes place most quickly, and when new
27 34|                 it may get back into its place; and if it be such that
28 40|                of the humerus remains in place which is articulated with
29 41|                 is to be pushed into its place, while the fore-arm is brought
30 43|                removed from their proper place, notwithstanding a great
31 44|                parts may return to their place of their own accord; but
32 46|                  this displacement takes place, it is apt to be attended
33 46|               joint, however, remains in place, for its whole base protrudes
34 46|              when the displacement takes place where its head overtops
35 48|                that this should not take place when the arm is extended,
36 49|              applied most firmly at that place, and less so on either side.
37 49|            whether the injury be in that place or not, in order that the