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 1 4 |        pulpy, and consist of juicy flesh, prove deceptious in such
 2 4 |           the gentle medicines for flesh wounds should be used as
 3 6 |      dislocation forward, when the flesh about the joint is wasted
 4 6 |         injury) are most wasted in flesh; and this happens more especially
 5 6 |           case; but wasting of the flesh takes place, for it is increased,
 6 12|         strong. The wasting of the flesh, if the dislocation was
 7 19|             and the atrophy of the flesh is generally on the side
 8 20| dislocation are shortened, and the flesh is wasted principally on
 9 21|         their proper size, but the flesh is wasted, as formerly described;
10 21|            less atrophied, but the flesh more.~
11 23|            bones are the same; the flesh is well developed, except
12 24|      patient cannot extend it. The flesh of the whole leg is wasted
13 24|      because the bone is lodged in flesh which yields; but, not withstanding,
14 24|            There is wasting of the flesh in cases attended with pain;
15 24|          the sound limb is in good flesh from usage.~
16 36|             both the bones and the flesh drop off, many recover,
17 36|       bones, the separation of the flesh quickly takes place, but
18 36|        neither are they denuded of flesh, but the gangrene is confined
19 41|       where the bones are crooked. Flesh and tendons wasted on the