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 1 5 |      well treated and properly bandaged: if you ask him if the arm
 2 6 |        the part which has been bandaged should be found more slender
 3 7 |        allow the arm to remain bandaged in the splints until after
 4 7 |    patient who has got his arm bandaged keep it slung in a shawl,
 5 9 |      day; and the patient thus bandaged should return the same answers
 6 11|    surrounding parts are to be bandaged in this direction and that,
 7 14|    bandage, you must place the bandaged part somewhat higher than
 8 14|      or require the limb to be bandaged anew on the third day. And
 9 15|      both cases they are to be bandaged while in a state of extension,
10 15|        the arm or fore-arm are bandaged, the fore-arm is suspended
11 16|        the arm. And when it is bandaged it should be laid upon some
12 16|    inclined. The patient, when bandaged, should return the same
13 16|      on the third day; and the bandaged part should be found reduced
14 16|      in a suitable manner, the bandaged limb will have become more
15 22|     when the thigh and leg are bandaged, if one bend the limb at
16 25|       it, for in a person thus bandaged, a swelling must necessarily
17 25|       sound piece of skin were bandaged on either side, and a part
18 25| application to parts which are bandaged on both sides, for a useless
19 27|      in any other part that is bandaged, and used a pitched cerate