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 1 5 |          next day there be a soft swelling in the hand, for this is
 2 5 |           and with respect to the swelling, the pain, and recovery,
 3 6 |   dressing, if properly done, the swelling in the hand should be not
 4 6 |        and on the seventh day the swelling should be quite gone, and
 5 6 |       there be more pain from the swelling in the hand. When you have
 6 8 |           judgment of it from the swelling in the hand, looking also
 7 11| surrounding the bone, and hence a swelling and much pain supervene.
 8 16|        should be found reduced in swelling; and the new bandagings
 9 16|      properly treated, and if the swelling progress in a suitable manner,
10 21|  vesications or blackening in the swelling, and nothing of the kind
11 25|           person thus bandaged, a swelling must necessarily arise on
12 25|       cataplasm on account of the swelling, but this is an unsuitable
13 26|      always more and more free of swelling, and the swelling should
14 26|         free of swelling, and the swelling should have subsided on
15 26|           parts, are kept free of swelling. In all other respects the
16 27|        and the throbbing; and the swelling in the extremities becomes
17 27|           bandages loosely at the swelling in the extremities, and
18 27|        speedily drop off, and the swelling in the surrounding parts
19 45|       there will necessarily be a swelling at the seat of the diastasis.
20 49|  physicians apply it, so that the swelling may be expelled from the
21 49|         or not, in order that the swelling may not collect there. In