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THE ANATOMIC EXPLANATION OF THE GREATER AMOUNT OF VOCAL FREMITUS AND VOCAL RESONANCE NORMALLY FOUND AT THE APEX OF THE RIGHT LUNG
1909
Archives of Internal Medicine
HISTORICAL Writers on physical diagnosis have for many years agreed that in the normal chest both vocal fremitus and vocal resonance are more marked on the right side than on the left. This phenomenon, according to Walshe,1 was first noted by Stokes, but the original statement I have been unable to find in the available published writings of Stokes. Skoda,2 in his classical work on auscultation and percussion, Markham's translation of which was published in 1854, states that"the voice of the
doi:10.1001/archinte.1909.00050120026002
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