Part

 1 3 |           maintain the figure and position of the part operated upon,
 2 3 |  operation, and in the subsequent position.~
 3 7 |         the case is presented; to position, to the bandaging, and to
 4 11|      oblique obliquely, in such a position as to create no pain; and
 5 11|        falling off on a change of position, either for the purpose
 6 11|       raised or laid in a natural position, so as not to occasion pain.
 7 11|         the limb?) in its natural position. And when the deformities
 8 12|       placed over them, either by position, or by their shortness.
 9 19|          object to preserve it in position. The principal considerations
10 19| considerations with regard to the position are the habits and the peculiar
11 22|          be placed in a declining position: the head of the bandage