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| Here the papal or Catholic carpus is mortally poisoned by consumption of the fantastically transubstantiated corpus Domini and, in turn, infects the true, Reformed corpus ecclesiae (not to mention reipublicae) via perpetuation of this blasphemous anthropophagy or, more precisely, theophagy. The study population consisted of patients who were 50 years old or older and who had a fracture of the vertebrae, clavicle, humerus, radius or ulna, carpus, hip, ankle, or foot. This postsurgical category included subjects who underwent procedures such as carpal tunnel release, open reduction and internal fixation of the carpus or radius/ulna, limited carpal fusions, and tendon transfers. |
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