Bandages on the lower half of the abdomen and on the upper third of the thigh

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Bandages on the lower half of the abdomen and on the upper third of the thigh

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Bandages on the lower half of the abdomen and the upper third of the thigh impose on the stomach, over the upper awns of the iliac bones, impose several circular tours. If the bandage is fixed to the right thigh, then the direction of the circular tours is from left to right, if to the left - from right to left. The last circular tour from the lumbar region is transferred to the oblique, directed down, carried out over the sacrum, buttock, trochanter of the thigh and brought to the front surface of the thigh.

Next, the bandage is applied obliquely down on the anterior and medial surfaces of the thigh, circled behind the thigh and through the anterior surface of the thigh obliquely upward, to the pubic joint and then immediately above the ilium around the lower back. The following tours repeat the course of the first oblique tour, but with some upward shift. Combining alternately spiral and spike bandages, it is possible to create a very strong bandage on the thigh, buttocks, groin area and lower abdomen.

Authors: Aizman R.I., Krivoshchekov S.G.

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