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 1 1 |          itself bends outward and forward; its head is a round epiphysis
 2 1 |           straight line inclining forward, and the psoae are situated
 3 1 | articulation of the neck inclines forward. The vertebrae on the inside
 4 1 |        itself is bent outward and forward, and it is articulated with
 5 6 |         appearance of dislocation forward, when the flesh about the
 6 6 |           it, and brings the hand forward to the breast. Another:-
 7 10|         next to it is dislocation forward. The treatment is the same.
 8 10|         extension; of dislocation forward, loss of the power of flexion.
 9 14|          the kind. In dislocation forward, the arm is to bend around
10 17|      projecting bone, one presses forward, and from behind, upon the
11 24|         inclination of the leg is forward, and the sound leg in proportion.
12 25|               24. In dislocations forward the symptoms are the opposite:
13 26|        sufficient in dislocations forward and the others, but least
14 26|        especially in dislocations forward and backward.~
15 39|     opposite sides. Displacements forward can be reduced neither by
16 39|      causing the patient to stoop forward, the case is taken for dislocation