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 1 1 |            the heel consists of one bone which is seen to project
 2 1 |            the middle; the external bone (fibula), where it comes
 3 1 |   acetabulum of the hip-joint. This bone is articulated somewhat
 4 1 |           sternum is one continuous bone, having lateral pits for
 5 5 |             in gaping; in fact, the bone is never dislocated unless
 6 6 |                              5. The bone of the shoulder is dislocated
 7 7 |         impediment, except that the bone does not return to its position.
 8 16|           carrying the one piece of bone over the other, some by
 9 17|          the heel on the projecting bone, one presses forward, and
10 17|         from behind, upon the other bone, and lays some soft substance
11 18| displacement (diastasis) of the one bone from the other. Powerful
12 21|             inward; the head of the bone is felt at the perineum;
13 22|     according to the same rule, the bone of the hip-joint is somewhat
14 22|        sometimes exfoliation of the bone, but even where there is
15 24|          and other parts. There the bone of the hip-joint is carried
16 24|           is shortened, because the bone is lodged in flesh which
17 24|           it is longer, because the bone is lodged on a projecting
18 24|           is lodged on a projecting bone. Adults, then, who have
19 24|   adolescence, or from disease, the bone is dislocated (under what
20 25|           this variety, because the bone is lodged among important
21 27|            supported on the thicker bone, and the inner parts are
22 36|           but the separation of the bone, at the boundary of its
23 36|             may occasion death. The bone of the thigh in such a case
24 37|           forms in twenty days, the bone being of a porous nature.
25 37|        Treatment:-burning, when the bone is affected, down to the
26 37|            is affected, down to the bone, but not touching the bone
27 37|          bone, but not touching the bone itself; if in the intercostal
28 39|          conveying of the displaced bone over the extremity of the
29 39|           over the extremity of the bone from which it was displaced:
30 40|            In those cases where the bone of the palate has exfoliated,
31 41|        calculated to enable the one bone to clear the extremity of
32 41|       roundness of the head [of the bone that enters it]. Usage,
33 42|     performed with levers; when the bone does not present any place