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 1 5 |      troublesome. The method of reduction is the same in both:-The
 2 5 |        as to cooperate with the reduction.~
 3 6 |        the difference. Modes of reduction:-The patient himself having
 4 9 |      pronation; so much for the reduction. With regard to the attitude
 5 10|      treatment is the same. The reduction of dislocation backward
 6 16|     With regard to the modes of reduction, some act upon the principle
 7 17|          he cannot extend them. Reduction:-By placing the fingers
 8 20|  described. This is the mode of reduction:-By stretching in a straight
 9 27|        backward. The methods of reduction are-by circumflexion, or
10 32| dislocation, become attenuated. Reduction:-As in dislocation at the
11 34|         beforehand. Attempts at reduction to be made on the first
12 34|         no means on the fourth. Reduction by levers. Treatment:-As
13 39|            38. The rule for the reduction and adjustment:-The axle,
14 39|        the lever to push aside. Reduction and adjustment are to be
15 41|  dislocation. The force used in reduction to be applied at as great
16 41|     dislocation the most speedy reduction is best. Reduction not to
17 41|       speedy reduction is best. Reduction not to be made while the
18 42|      the swelling has subsided. Reduction is to be performed with