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 1 2 |           and all flexion at the joint is prevented in this position.
 2 3 |           whereas the one at the joint, from which people measure
 3 9 |       moved from its place, or a joint of the toes be luxated,
 4 14| extension, it is easy reduce the joint, for the displaced bone
 5 14|      side of the ankle. But this joint must be bound more tight
 6 15|        the custom of keeping the joint long in this form, but in
 7 18| slenderer and longer. But in the joint of the inferior extremity,
 8 38|        and is rounded, while the joint of the arm is large, and
 9 38|          and passes up above the joint, and to it (the olecranon?)
10 38|          any constriction of the joint. They are displaced for
11 39|         the configuration of the joint, are more difficult to reduce
12 40|          hand to the part of the joint which is displaced, pushes
13 40|       the opposite side near the joint with the other hand.~
14 41|         dislocations inward, the joint is to be pushed into its
15 42|         of the fore-arm into the joint. This method answers with
16 43|      elbow, and upon feeling the joint the nature of the accident
17 44|   violent attempt. In a word, no joint whatever should be reduced
18 45|        The method of bandaging a joint has been already described
19 46|        with malignant fever. The joint, however, remains in place,
20 46|       head overtops the arm, the joint becomes looser if the bone
21 47|        the other injuries at the joint.~
22 48|   fractures. The position of the joint in all these cases should
23 48|       sling. And besides, if the joint is to be stiffened by callus,
24 48|      more convenient to have the joint in the intermediate position