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 1 1 |         are attached to it. The leg consists of two bones, united
 2 21|       comparison with the sound leg. The peculiar symptoms of
 3 21|         patient cannot bend his leg as formerly; the limb appears
 4 21|         thigh is shortened, the leg less so, and the others
 5 24|          The flesh of the whole leg is wasted in all cases,
 6 24|      and the inclination of the leg is forward, and the sound
 7 24|       is forward, and the sound leg in proportion. In congenital
 8 27|  backward, they cannot bend the leg and thigh upon one another,
 9 27|     fore parts of the thigh and leg are wasted. In dislocations
10 30|        bones connected with the leg, if not reduced, whether
11 31|    either from an injury in the leg or thigh, or in paralysis
12 32|         of the hips, thigh, and leg, opposite the dislocation,
13 36|      the eightieth day, but the leg was removed on the twentieth
14 36| twentieth day. The bones of the leg, in a certain case, came
15 42|         be flattened toward the leg, soft, strong, and having