Note 11 — LECTURE III.
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I remember a man who frequently had his shoulder dislocated, and was his own operator in reducing it again. The first time the accident happened in the ship I was surgeon of, I was naturally called to his assistance: “Stop Doctor,” (said Tom) “I have got a tackle in my chest, and I will soon bouse it in again;” and sure enough, he had a pully, with which he immediately reduced it.