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 1 6 |        it backward, so that you may turn it round. Another:-
 2 6 |      your knees, another person may turn aside the elbow, as
 3 9 |     that the end of the humerus may not come in contact with
 4 11|          Diastasis of the bones may be recognized by examining
 5 15|      cases. For all these cases may be reduced by ordinary distention.~
 6 21|  necessarily come below that it may support the body, whilst
 7 26|       of the limbs. The patient may be suspended, with his feet
 8 27|       like those of the elbows, may also be reduced by moderate
 9 27| extension. Lateral dislocations may be reduced by circumflexion
10 31|        is danger that the parts may sphacelate, and give trouble
11 31|         namely, that the humors may not be determined to the
12 34|         in winter unwashed wool may be applied as a cover to
13 36|       pain, for deliquium animi may occasion death. The bone
14 36|   position, so as that the limb may be inclined upward, and
15 36|        horizontally, or such as may suit with it. In such cases,
16 39|    wrist, the proper separation may be made by hands, while
17 39|     adjusted, so that extension may be made in both directions.
18 39|          and being rather loose may act somewhat as a lever.
19 42|     being fixed into the rolls, may effect distention. Treatment:-