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47 text books 30 to 40 days is stated to be the time needed for a suc- cessful healing, in these cases we find an approximately sufficient use of the arm occurs at the very earliest after a period of four months. " The following also coincides with these conclusions. Profes- sor Korteweg, who is the one in Holland best acquainted with accident insurance matters, reports (*) that previous to the intro- duction of accident insurance legislation (before 1901), disloca- tions and fractu...res healed much more quickly in Holland than in Germany. The Dutch physicians were at that time astonished to learn how long it took in Germany for an insured workman to recover from a shoulder dislocation or a broken leg. When, however, Holland also passed an accident insurance law based on the German system, recoveries took a longer and longer time. Although methods of treatment have in the last decade particu- larly been very considerably improved, a much longer period has to be allowed for recoveries from dislocations and fractures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
177 et seq.
47 text books 30 to 40 days is stated to be the time needed for a suc- cessful healing, in these cases we find an approximately sufficient use of the arm occurs at the very earliest after a period of four months. " The following also coincides with these conclusions. Profes- sor Korteweg, who is the one in Holland best acquainted with accident insurance matters, reports (*) that previous to the intro- duction of accident insurance legislation (before 1901), disloca- tions and fractu...res healed much more quickly in Holland than in Germany. The Dutch physicians were at that time astonished to learn how long it took in Germany for an insured workman to recover from a shoulder dislocation or a broken leg. When, however, Holland also passed an accident insurance law based on the German system, recoveries took a longer and longer time. Although methods of treatment have in the last decade particu- larly been very considerably improved, a much longer period has to be allowed for recoveries from dislocations and fractures.
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