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. 2008 Jan;27(1):228–237. doi: 10.1111/j.1460-9568.2007.05997.x

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Fig. 7 — Box plots showing threshold currents required to evoke movements at all the responsive points and for movements of each body part under light and deep anaesthesia. There was significant difference between the median threshold currents under light and deep anaesthesia for all the body parts (P = 0.001, except for hindlimb where P = 0.041; Mann–Whitney rank-sum test). No whisker movements were evoked under deep anaesthesia (). A key to the box plots is shown on the extreme right. L, mapped under light anaesthesia; D, mapped under deep anaesthesia.

Inline graphic — Box plots showing threshold currents required to evoke movements at all the responsive points and for movements of each body part under light and deep anaesthesia. There was significant difference between the median threshold currents under light and deep anaesthesia for all the body parts (P = 0.001, except for hindlimb where P = 0.041; Mann–Whitney rank-sum test). No whisker movements were evoked under deep anaesthesia (). A key to the box plots is shown on the extreme right. L, mapped under light anaesthesia; D, mapped under deep anaesthesia.