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VITAL CAPACITY FOLLOWING LOBECTOMY
Archives of Surgery, 1926Although the number of lobectomized patients under the observation of any one surgeon must necessarily be small, yet the report of their condition months or years after operation cannot fail to be of scientific value. As a criterion of normal health the vital capacity should not be neglected and it may finally become of importance in deciding on the ...
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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
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A Timed Vital Capacity Recording Device
Diseases of the Chest, 1960An instrument is presented which records multiple Timed Vital Capacity measurements in a form that may be readily interpreted.
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Investigations concerning vital capacity
American Heart Journal, 1943Abstract Since having been established nearly a century ago1 as a quantitative measure of respiration, measurement of the vital capacity has found universal clinical application because of the ease with which it is done and its utility in clinical orientation, especially with regard to heart disease.
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Inspiratory and Expiratory Vital Capacity
Chest, 1985Reig, Rafael Peset +1 more
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