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 1 13|         hold of the limb at the knee, and aids in thus making
 2 13|         the limb, either at the knee, or around the thigh, and
 3 16|    unless the wound be near the knee. Extension should be made
 4 22|          namely, flexion at the knee, for this completely disturbs
 5 22|        one bend the limb at the knee, the muscles necessarily
 6 30|         and the other below the knee. Sideways it should have
 7 30|     ankle, and the other on the knee. And the other upper ball
 8 38|         and subluxations at the knee are much milder accidents
 9 38| configuration, the bones at the knee are indeed frequently dislocated,
10 39|   troublesome than those at the knee, and, owing to the inflammation
11 39|   dislocation than those of the knee, but are more difficult