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 1 1 |           great vertebra, is curved backward; in this quarter are situated
 2 1 |            in a line that is curved backward, and the curvature appears
 3 5 |        position of the jaw, push it backward, and shut the mouth. The
 4 6 |           breast. Another:-Force it backward, so that you may turn it
 5 8 |           push the projecting parts backward and to the sides.~
 6 10|          especially in dislocations backward, from pressure on the nerve
 7 10|            reduction of dislocation backward is by extension and adaptation:
 8 14|                    13. Dislocations backward are to be rectified with
 9 17|          state of pronation; or, if backward, into a state of supination.
10 18|    performed at the same time, both backward and laterally, either with
11 24|             symptoms of dislocation backward are:-The parts before more
12 24|            the hip-joint is carried backward to the nates, and on that
13 26|        least of all in dislocations backward. A board fastened under
14 26|            dislocations forward and backward.~
15 27|        inward, but also outward and backward. The methods of reduction
16 27|        applies best in dislocations backward. Dislocations backward,
17 27| dislocations backward. Dislocations backward, like those of the elbows,
18 27|           applicable in dislocation backward), but also by moderate extension.
19 27|            reduced, in dislocations backward, they cannot bend the leg
20 39|         then pressure is to be made backward and downward, whether the
21 41|             displaced limb straight backward and sideways. Parts suddenly