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1 12| fractures we must attend to the length, breadth, thickness, and
2 12|   number of the compresses. The length should be that of the bandaging;
3 12|  deformity, should be of such a length as to encircle it; the breadth
4 12|      must attend to the number, length, and breadth of the bandages;
5 12|         them inefficient. As to length and breadth, they should
6 12|          five, or six cubits in length, and as many fingers broad.
7 12|         be proportionate to the length, breadth, and thickness