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bandages than of their tightness。 We relax first the part most

requiring it; and have recourse to that kind of friction which will

promote the growth of flesh; and to affusion。 No splints。

  25。 Those things which are for the purpose of giving support and

strength to the part; as to the breast; side; head; and so forth;

are used in such cases as the following: for pulsations; that there

may be no motion in the part; and in separation at the sutures of

the skull; in order to give support; and in order to strengthen the

chest and head; in coughs; sneezings; and other movements。 In all

these cases the same measure of bandaging is to be observed; for where

the injury is; there the bandage should compress most; and something

soft is to be placed below that suits with the complaint; and we

must not apply the bandages tighter than just to stop the pulsations

from creating disturbance; and that the separated parts at the sutures

may be brought into contact; they must not be such as absolutely to

stop the coughs and sneezings; but so as to give support; and; without

occasioning uneasiness; prevent the parts from being shaken。





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