Fig. 2. Time course of static respiratory system compliance normalized by mouse body weight (Cstat). Pressure–volume curves were obtained by insufflating the lungs with 300 μl air three times to a total volume of 900 μl. For each step, compliance was calculated as the ratio between the insufflated volume and the plateau pressure. The three values were averaged to obtain Cstat. While at 6 h Cstatdecreases similarly in the two groups, only in the saline (NaCl) group do the values improve over time. *  P < 0.05  versus NaCl group at the same time point. §  P < 0.05  versus baseline, in hydrochloric acid (HCl) group. 

Fig. 2. Time course of static respiratory system compliance normalized by mouse body weight (Cstat). Pressure–volume curves were obtained by insufflating the lungs with 300 μl air three times to a total volume of 900 μl. For each step, compliance was calculated as the ratio between the insufflated volume and the plateau pressure. The three values were averaged to obtain Cstat. While at 6 h Cstatdecreases similarly in the two groups, only in the saline (NaCl) group do the values improve over time. *  P < 0.05  versus NaCl group at the same time point. §  P < 0.05  versus baseline, in hydrochloric acid (HCl) group. 

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