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In conclusion, helium oxygen mixture reduces the time constant inequalities of the respiratory system in COPD patient during controlled ventilation.

The time constant inequalities at end inspiration and end expiration were reduced (Figs 1 and 2) with the helium oxygen mixture (15 and 40% respectively).

The time constant inequalities at the end of expiration were calculated by the difference between static intrinsic PEEP (PEEPistat) and dynamic intrinsic PEEP (PEEPidyn).

The time constant inequalities at the end of inspiration were calculated by the difference between P1 and plateau pressure (obtained by an occlusion of 5 s).

The aim of the present study was to compare the time constant inequalities obtained with air oxygen and helium oxygen mixtures in 14 COPD patients.

Since the inequality is obtain from an application of Cauchy Schwarz and the big constant/small constant inequality, the metric (|cdot |_{Theta, omega }) corresponds to the "inverse metric".

An application of the big constant-small constant inequality to the left-most term of identity (13) in Theorem 3.2 yields the following estimate.

The difference between Rmax and Rmin represents two phenomena: time-constant inequalities (pendelluft) and viscoelastic behaviour (stress relaxation) [ 26*, 27].

MBNW equilibration may be impaired by regional time-constant inequalities [ 27], and a higher dead space due to higher PEEP [ 28] and hyperinflation [ 29- 31].

The difference between Rrs and Rint (ΔR), caused by time-constant inequalities and/or viscoelastic behavior (stress relaxation), was also calculated.

The decrease in total resistance of respiratory system after bronchodilator delivery with an MDI and a spacer is mainly due to a decrease in Rmin decrease (ie airway resistance), whereas the additional resistance due to time-constant inequalities and/or viscoelastic behaviour remains unchanged [ 37, 38**, 39*, 40*, 41**, 42].