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 1 7 | unequal. The forms of it (the bandage?) are the simple, the slightly
 2 7 |     semi-rhombus. The form of bandage should be suitable to the
 3 7 |     of folds. In one case the bandage effects the cure, and in
 4 9 |      be well aware that every bandage has a tendency to fall off
 5 9 |     the leg. The turns of the bandage should be made from right
 6 9 |       together, we must use a bandage with two heads; or if we
 7 9 |        or if we make use of a bandage with one head, we must attach
 8 9 |  there is much extension, the bandage should be single and broad,
 9 9 |    for the maintenance of the bandage in its proper place, some
10 9 |     calf of the leg. When the bandage has a tendency to escape
11 11|    the object which the upper bandage, the under bandage, or both
12 11|      upper bandage, the under bandage, or both aim at: The object
13 11|       The object of the under bandage is either to bring together
14 11|    the same preparations, but bandage in the opposite direction.
15 12|  rubbed into the folds of the bandage. ~ ~
16 18|      first application of the bandage. The person to whom it has
17 18|     second application of the bandage, it should be ascertained
18 22|     position: the head of the bandage should be placed on the
19 22|  middle; the last fold of the bandage should be at the upper part
20 24|       the sound limb with the bandage, so that by the influx thereby
21 24|   parts. It is better also to bandage the parts above, as the
22 25|      the injury is, there the bandage should compress most, and