. A practical treatise on medical diagnosis for students and physicians . se, there are six drawnto the right and to the left of the median line : (1) the parasternal line,drawn parallel with the sternum and midway between its border and themidclavicular line; (2) the midclavicular line, drawn from the middle ofthe clavicle, generally passing through the nipple in males; (3) the an-terior axillary line, drawn from the anterior fold of the axilla; (4) themidaxillary line, drawn from the centre of the axilla ; (5) the posterioraxillary line, draw^n from the posterior fold of the axilla ; (6) the
. A practical treatise on medical diagnosis for students and physicians . se, there are six drawnto the right and to the left of the median line : (1) the parasternal line,drawn parallel with the sternum and midway between its border and themidclavicular line; (2) the midclavicular line, drawn from the middle ofthe clavicle, generally passing through the nipple in males; (3) the an-terior axillary line, drawn from the anterior fold of the axilla; (4) themidaxillary line, drawn from the centre of the axilla ; (5) the posterioraxillary line, draw^n from the posterior fold of the axilla ; (6) the scapularline, drawn through the angle of the scapula when the arm is at rest atthe side of the patient. (See Figs. 130, 131, 132.) The Ribs axd Ixteespaces. These are used as transverse first rib corresponds to the clavicle; the first interspace is the regionbetween the clavicle, or first rib, and the second rib ; the number of aninterspace corresponds to the number of the rib above it. The following, 458 PHYSICAL DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES OF THE LUNG. Fig. Fig. 131. Fig. 132.
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