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A Treatise on Fractures, Luxations, and Other Affections of the Bones

Note 27 — A TREATISE (continued 5)

Charles Caldwell translation

(L’ecusson.) The literal meaning of this word is an escutcheon, or a coat of arms. But when used in surgical language, it signifies a retentive or strengthening plaster. Such I conceive its meaning to be in the present instance. Trans.

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