Fig. 3. The charts show the results concerning airway resistance (Raw) and peak airway pressure (Pmax) with all experimental conditions. Data are mean ± SD, X = significant difference between xenon–oxygen and nitrogen–oxygen. The white bars indicate the values obtained during nitrogen–oxygen ventilation, the dark ones those during xenon–oxygen or N2O–oxygen ventilation, respectively. Note that during xenon–oxygen ventilation Rawwas significantly higher both before and during bronchoconstriction when compared to the corresponding nitrogen–oxygen controls. A statistically significant increase in Paw, however, was found during xenon–oxygen ventilation during bronchoconstriction only. 

Fig. 3. The charts show the results concerning airway resistance (Raw) and peak airway pressure (Pmax) with all experimental conditions. Data are mean ± SD, X = significant difference between xenon–oxygen and nitrogen–oxygen. The white bars indicate the values obtained during nitrogen–oxygen ventilation, the dark ones those during xenon–oxygen or N2O–oxygen ventilation, respectively. Note that during xenon–oxygen ventilation Rawwas significantly higher both before and during bronchoconstriction when compared to the corresponding nitrogen–oxygen controls. A statistically significant increase in Paw, however, was found during xenon–oxygen ventilation during bronchoconstriction only. 

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