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abdomen Application.—Place the initial Application.—Standing applied axilla backwards Biaxillary Cravat Cataplasma centre chest chin clavicle compress confine by tying cotton-wool Cross Description.—A Description.—This bandage diseased Double eighteen inches encircle feet in length Figure-of-8 fingers finishing course flannel folded foot forearm Four-tailed Bandage fractures front Groin Hand and Wrist head Hippocrates horizontal circular turn horizontal turn inches in length inches in width Inferior Extremity initial end injuries interosseous space Knee knot limb lint main bandage Mamma neck obliquely occiput opposite axilla parietal eminence patella patient piece place the base plaster popliteal portion Posterior Figure poultice REEF KNOT region Reversed Spiral roller roller-head scrotum shoulder side simple Sling Spica stitched strips stump superior extremity surface surgeon Surgeon's Knot thigh Thorax thumb transverse wounds Triangle and Cravat triangular upwards Uses.—As Uses.—For confining dressings Uses.—In Uses.—Similar Uses.—This bandage Uses.—To confine Woodward Avenue xiphoid cartilage yards in length
Bibliographic information
| Title | A Manual of Bandaging: Adapted for Self-instruction |
| Author | Charles Henri Leonard |
| Publisher | Daily Post Book Printing Establishment, 1876 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | Nov 20, 2008 |
| Length | 132 pages |
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