The authors present results of a comprehensive, mostly mathematical, solution of problems of the mechanism of breathing and ventilation. The need for a multivariant approach is based on the knowledge of disorders of the individual factors influencing ventilation. The authors are convinced that this approach means a useful contribution to the establishment of diagnosis and to economization of treatment.
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