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ON THE NOMENCLATURE OF THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE
1847
The Lancet
The rnod118 operandi is as follows:-The belt, A, is secured round the upper part of the chest by braces over the shoulder. A pocket in the belt receives the head of the splint, B, where it is made fast by a piece of tape. The foot is placed in a well-padded boot, C, and straps from each side of the boot are fastened to a belt, D, round the lower portion of the thigh, immediately above the patella. The long splint has at the lower end a revolving screw, E, to which is attached, at right angles,
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