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 1 1 |   person who is to have his arm bound, presents it in the proper
 2 2 |        the prone position to be bound, but the physician forced
 3 2 |         and in this position he bound it up, thinking within himself
 4 2 |        Moreover, if having thus bound up the arm, the physician
 5 3 |       when a physician has thus bound up the arm, he allow it
 6 3 |         as that in which it was bound up, and will give no pain
 7 4 |       not come off, it is to be bound up in this state, care being
 8 7 |        And if, while the arm is bound up in the splints, you should
 9 8 |       muscle of the arm will be bound while extended; but when
10 13|         something soft is to be bound round the foot, and then
11 13|        if you prefer it: having bound other thongs of leather
12 14|          But this joint must be bound more tight at the first
13 21|   occurs unless the fracture be bound too tight, or unless the
14 26|        folded compress is to be bound upon it, and the parts around
15 30| extension that the foot is thus bound, as the rest of the body
16 30|          For if it had not been bound it would have been less
17 48|        arm or fore-arm has been bound up. For this is the most