Figure 2. Interpretation of the relations between esophageal pressure (Pes) and gastric pressure (Pga) (plots in Figure 1). Negative P sub es is plotted on the ordinate and positive Pgaon the abscissa. Lines of iso-transdiaphragmatic pressure (iso-Pdi) (iso-Pga- Pes) are downward-sloping 45 degrees diagonals (dashed lines). Movement on the plot upward and to the right crosses iso-Pdilines in the direction of increasing transdiaphragmatic pressure (Pdi). Movement along a dashed line implies no change in Pdi. [14].

Figure 2. Interpretation of the relations between esophageal pressure (Pes) and gastric pressure (Pga) (plots in Figure 1). Negative P sub es is plotted on the ordinate and positive Pgaon the abscissa. Lines of iso-transdiaphragmatic pressure (iso-Pdi) (iso-Pga- Pes) are downward-sloping 45 degrees diagonals (dashed lines). Movement on the plot upward and to the right crosses iso-Pdilines in the direction of increasing transdiaphragmatic pressure (Pdi). Movement along a dashed line implies no change in Pdi. [14].

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