Journal of Applied Physiology · 2020 · 16 citations · 36 references
Life SciencesPhysiologyExercise PhysiologyExercise TestingVentilationAirway ResistanceBreathing ExercisesCardiopulmonary Exercise TestingCardiorespiratory FitnessMechanical VentilationRespiratory PhysiologyAirflow ControlBreathing Exercise PhysiologyExercise VentilationInspiratory Airway ResistanceTurbulent Airflow
When healthy young women breathe heliox gas during exercise, their work of breathing is not different from men breathing room air. Heliox inspiration reduces airway resistance and promotes laminar flow, which is a physiologically similar effect of increasing airway size. Our findings provide experimental evidence that smaller airways in women are responsible for the greater work of breathing during exercise.
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