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Observations on the Vital Capacity of Singers
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1972The vital capacities of 20 male and 20 female singers attending a summer workshop program of the National Association of Teachers of Singing were measured by a Collins respirometer. The data were compared with predicted vital capacity based on Baldwin's formulas for normal subjects.
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FACTORS INFLUENCING VITAL CAPACITY
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1924Various considerations regarding vital capacity, as observed in a study of 225 men and 238 women at the Mayo Clinic, have already been presented. It became apparent that certain more general factors were repeated with such constancy that they must be considered in the interpretation of all estimations. Our observations regarding the relative importance
Willis S. Lemon, Herman J. Moersch
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THE VITAL CAPACITY OF THE LUNGS IN PNEUMONIA
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1925The vital capacity was defined by Hutchinson 1 as the quantity of air a person is capable of expiring after the deepest possible inspiration. Although many thoracic diseases are known to diminish the vital capacity, in few, if any, is the reduction more striking than in pneumonia.
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The vital capacity in bronchial asthma
Journal of Allergy, 1930Abstract This report concerns a study of the vital capacity in 88 cases of bronchial asthma under varying conditions. There was a diminution in the capacity during the attack proportional to the severity of the latter. The average vital capacity between attacks was considerably decreased in adults but very little altered in children.
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Inspiratory and Expiratory Vital Capacity
Chest, 1985Rafael Peset Reig +1 more
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VITAL CAPACITY OF CHINESE STUDENTS
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1927The last decade has seen a revival of interest in the subject of vital capacity as a diagnostic and prognostic measure. This interest has been accompanied by an increased output of literature on the subject, much of which has been of practical as well as of scientific value.
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A study of the vital capacity of mysoreans
Proceedings / Indian Academy of Sciences, 19411. The result of the study of vital capacity of 166 Mysore medical students is recorded. 2. The average vital capacity of Mysore students is calculated to be 3·190 ± 0·379 litres, 19·1 c.c. per cm. of height and 2·05 ± 0·0174 litres per sq. metre of surface area of the body.
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