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1 3 |        because the bone which protrudes at the wrist, where the
2 3 | position, that the bone which protrudes at the wrist, close to the
3 6 |   thickest where the fracture protrudes, but it should not be much
4 11|   calcis) is not a small one, protrudes beyond the line of the leg,
5 34|       A portion of bone which protrudes should be sawn off for the
6 36|     the thigh, or of the arm, protrudes, do not easily recover.
7 36|    the upper part of the bone protrudes; and some will recover when
8 38|      the more slender (ulna?) protrudes, and passes up above the
9 46|     place, for its whole base protrudes at that point. But when