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 1 7 |        down as a just rule in the treatment of fractures, both as to
 2 7 |       results of a proper plan of treatment; so that one may know, that
 3 7 |           defect or excess in the treatment. And in this simple plan
 4 7 |        And in this simple plan of treatment it is necessary to attend
 5 8 |          usually distorted during treatment for fracture to that side
 6 9 |         sharp and heavy body. The treatment of stich injuries, therefore,
 7 10|           protracted. The mode of treatment then is the same; but we
 8 11|       required with regard to the treatment, and yet it must be conducted
 9 13|       give them rest. The mode of treatment is the same as that of the
10 14|        the third day. And all the treatment otherwise is to be conducted
11 17|         becomes more painful. The treatment otherwise is the same.~
12 24|         and keep it straight with treatment does some good, and never
13 25|         greasy wool. This plan of treatment is bad, and it is clear
14 25|           conduct the rest of the treatment without bandaging; and notwithstanding,
15 25|         yet that many conduct the treatment in this way, whose mistake
16 26|         is not expected, the same treatment should be applied as when
17 26|          third day, and the after treatment conducted in the same manner
18 26|       fall off under this plan of treatment than any other, and the
19 26|         In all other respects the treatment is to be conducted as in
20 27|                           27. The treatment of the sores is the same
21 27|           formed in the course of treatment, owing to the pressure of
22 27|       these suppurations, but the treatment is to be conducted in the
23 27|    completely subside, under this treatment, than if any of the cleansing
24 28|    hesitate to adopt this mode of treatment; for no great mischief will
25 28|          place under this mode of treatment; pus runs copiously from
26 28|         not require any change of treatment, only the bandages should
27 29|          require the same mode of treatment, only that the extension
28 31|            But still this mode of treatment is far inferior to that
29 33|         their place, the modes of treatment, whether you expect the
30 34|       besides, different modes of treatment have different effects.
31 36|       rarely indeed. For modes of treatment and peculiarity of constitution
32 37| administered, along with the same treatment of the sores and regimen;
33 48|                           47. The treatment especially befitting each
34 49|          described respecting the treatment of broken bones; and the