Abstract
in 1988 the Journal of Applied Physiology published a seminal article by William Van de Graaff ([13][1]) demonstrating that inflation of the thorax in anesthetized dogs decreased upper airway resistance independently of upper airway muscle activity. The mechanism underlying this effect was shown to
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