A BODY-BANDAGE

[A, 278.] BOYER’S BANDAGE. [A, 458.] Ger., Leibbinde. It., fasciatura da corpo. 1. A simple band encircling the whole trunk or any part of it. 2. A folded napkin or other O, no; 03, not; 03, whole; Th, thin; Th, the; U2, like oo in too; U?, blue; U3, lull; U, full; US, urn; U®, like ü (German). sott fabric fastened around the chest and supported by strij pularies) pa ing over the shoulders; used for retaining eS upon the trunk or as a means of attachment for other b's. [A, 278, 458; E.]—Boyer’s b. An eppasine for the treatment of fracture of the clavicle, consisting of an axillary a body-belt, and an arm-belt, the two latter being connected by means of straps and buckles. [A, 296, 458.]—Breast-b. Lat., suspensorium mam me, Ger., Tragebinde der Brust. Ab. for supporting ‘one or both breasts. As applied to one breast, a sort of spica-b. of the opposite shoulder