The principles and practice of bandaging : by Gwilym G Davis . 11.—The initial extremity fixed bytwo oblique 12.—Circular Bandage. PLATE II. BANDAGING. THE FUNDAMENTAL BANDAGES. In analyzing the various special bandages as they are employedin surgery, we find that they are composed of a number of simpleor elementary turns, which we may call the fundamental part of each and every special bandage is composed of oneor more of these elementary turns or bandages, multiplied orarranged according to the part to which they are to be applied andthe indications they are intended t
The principles and practice of bandaging : by Gwilym G Davis . 11.—The initial extremity fixed bytwo oblique 12.—Circular Bandage. PLATE II. BANDAGING. THE FUNDAMENTAL BANDAGES. In analyzing the various special bandages as they are employedin surgery, we find that they are composed of a number of simpleor elementary turns, which we may call the fundamental part of each and every special bandage is composed of oneor more of these elementary turns or bandages, multiplied orarranged according to the part to which they are to be applied andthe indications they are intended to fulfill. These fundamental bandages, together with the methods oftheir construction and application, constitute the foundation onwhich all general bandaging is based. A thorough knowledge of these principles should be acquiredbefore taking up any of the special bandages. A surgeon may bepardoned for not remembering the peculiar turns of some of themany special bandages, but not for showing his ignorance of thegreat principles on which good surgery depends. The fundamental bandages may be classified accordin
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