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Download this stock image: A treatise on orthopedic surgery . sthe upper dorsal region. The anterior shoulder brace and itsattachment. rights reach to the root of the neck, or to about the level of thesecond dorsal vertebra; from this point two short arms of metalproject forward and outward on either side of the neck, reachingto about the middle of the clavicles. To these, padded shoulderstraps are attached, which pass through the axillae to a crossbaron the back brace; thus downward pressure on the shoulders isavoided and increased leverage is assured (Fig. 62). Opposite the area of disease two strips of thin steel abo - 2AJDWG6 from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

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