Mikrokosmographa. A description of the little-world, or, body of man : exactly delineating all the parts ... With the severall diseases thereof. Also their ... cures / By R.T. [i.e. Robert Turner].

Robert Turner

Date:: 1654

Credit: Mikrokosmographa. A description of the little-world, or, body of man : exactly delineating all the parts ... With the severall diseases thereof. Also their ... cures / By R.T. [i.e. Robert Turner]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$jj From accidents, as dolour, inflammations, Aux of oj humours, andche like: che fourth to put away ili] thofe accidents if any do follow. i ‘ . ; int ow the luxated joynt 1s tobe reduced to hss t natural and proper place. ly 4 Irft extend the member decently , untill fuch time as the place betwixt both bones is empty jand void, then the bone which ts out of his place | isto be put and placed in his native feat , that the ut Pemptines of the focker may be filled againe with ithe bone ; this extenfion muft be done tenderly, j with ag litele paine as poffible ; neither is there img Oe way onely of extending and ftrerching out the gut Suxated member, for fometime ic may be done iia with the hands onely, fometime with bands , and ea fometime with Inftraments ape and fic for that coh purpofe, as appeareth in Hypecrates Lb. de luxatis yh & fracies, ie tow the member brought to brs naturall place, | may be confervedin the fame. : aii V Hen the member is brought to hisnatu- Wj rall place, you mult with all diligence 4 Labour to confirme the part , and keep the mem- i ber from flipping out againe; therefore annoynet oa the place with oyle of Rofes, and apply unto a a | ine$