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Published in final edited form as: Behav Brain Res. 2007 Apr 20;181(2):200–209. doi: 10.1016/j.bbr.2007.04.006

Swim speeds calculated during probe trial testing. A) Adjusted mean comparisons for injury groups, gender groups, and treatment groups. There was a significant effect of injury (***P<0.001), gender (**P<0.0001), and treatment (*P<0.001) on swimming speed performance. B) Individual group comparisons of swimming speed. Pair-wise comparisons show that injured females treated with MPH had higher swimming speeds compared to every other group (*P<0.05). F=Female, M=Male, I=Injury, S=Sham, A=Vehicle, B=MPH

Swim speeds calculated during probe trial testing. A) Adjusted mean comparisons for injury groups, gender groups, and treatment groups. There was a significant effect of injury (***P<0.001), gender (**P<0.0001), and treatment (*P<0.001) on swimming speed performance. B) Individual group comparisons of swimming speed. Pair-wise comparisons show that injured females treated with MPH had higher swimming speeds compared to every other group (*P<0.05). F=Female, M=Male, I=Injury, S=Sham, A=Vehicle, B=MPH