The relation between the fast vital capacity curves and the maximum breathing capacity.

Thorax ·Vol. 9 ·No. 4 ·1954-12-00 ·Pages 326-39

BERNSTEIN L, KAZANTZIS G

Abstract

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Keywords

RESPIRATION/physiology

MeSH Terms

Forced Expiratory Volume Respiration/physiology Vital Capacity

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BERNSTEIN L

KAZANTZIS G

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Article Info

Journal

Thorax

Abbr.

Thorax

ISSN

0040-6376

DOI

Published

1954-12-00

Pages

326-39

Language

English

Region

England

NLM ID

0417353

PMCID

PMC1019421

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