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 1 11|       same thing happens in the thigh, or when in any disease
 2 12|     line of the leg; and at the thigh they are united together
 3 13|         the knee, or around the thigh, and having fastened another
 4 14|      this respect, the hip, the thigh, and the leg become wasted,
 5 14|        the external part of the thigh is wasted, and vice versa.
 6 15|         a line with the leg and thigh, whether on account of a
 7 15|      bones of the leg or of the thigh. And in both cases they
 8 18|        body. For along with the thigh, as being in a line with
 9 18|     with weight thrown upon the thigh, the inner bone has more
10 18|        on the outer side of the thigh, being in a line with the
11 19|   injury to exhibit a shortened thigh. For the arm, when shortened,
12 22|  results from placing below the thigh a canal which does not pass
13 22|         being moved without the thigh. And it creates uneasiness
14 22|      the bandages; and when the thigh and leg are bandaged, if
15 23| fractures of the leg and of the thigh. For if the foot be placed
16 30|      thrown at the foot and the thigh. And the rods are commodiously
17 36|        in which the bone of the thigh, or of the arm, protrudes,
18 36|     bones of the arm and of the thigh protrude to the inside;
19 38|   placed on a low seat, and the thigh should be elevated, but
20 38|        counter-extension at the thigh.~