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I De positu et figura ossium totius humani corporis.
II Ossa vitiata et corrupta quibus signis cognoscantur, et qua ratione curentur.
III Quomodo os excidatur.
IV De calvaria fracta.
V De naso fracto.
VI De auribus fractis.
VII De maxilla fracta, et quibusdam ad omnia ossa pertinentibus.
VIII De jugulo fracto.
IX De costis fractis.
X De humerorum, brachiorum, femorum, crurum, digitorumfractorum curatione.
XI De ossibus luxatis.
XII De maxilla luxata.
XIII De capite luxato.
XIV De spina luxata.
XV De humero luxato.
XVI De cubito luxato.
XVII De manu luxata.
XVIII De palma luxata.
XIX De digitis luxatis.
XX De femore luxato.
XXI De genu luxato.
XXII De talo luxato.
XXIII De planta luxata.
XXIV De digitis luxatis.
XXV De his, quae cum vulnere loco moventur.
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A. Cornelii Celsi Artium Liber Sextus Idem Medicinae Primus.
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Genu vero et in exteriorem, et in interiorem, et in posteriorem partem excidere, notissimum est. In priorem non prolabi plerique scripserunt: potestque id vero proximum esse, quum inde opposita patella, ipsa quoque caput tibiae contineat. Meges tamen eum, cui in priorem partem excidisset, a se curatum esse, memoriae prodidit. In his casibus intendi nervi rationibus iisdem, quas in femore retuli, [p. 361] possunt. Et id quidem, quod in posteriorem partem excidit, eodem modo rotundo aliquo super poplitem imposito, adductoque eo crure, reconditur; cetera vero manibus simul dum ossa in diversas partes compelluntur.
Celsus. A. Cornelii Celsi De medicina libri octo. Charles Victor Daremberg. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1891.
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