Table 3.
Combination effects | n | Z | P |
The first combination effects | |||
TCD+EEG vs TCD+SLSEP | 111 | 0.622 | 0.481 |
EEG+SLSEP vs TCD+SLSEP | 111 | 2.837 | 0.007 |
TCD+EEG vs EEG+SLSEP | 111 | −1.576 | 0.137 |
The second combinatory effects | |||
EEG+SLSEP vs TCD+SLSEP | 105 | 3.638a | <0.001 |
TCD+SLSEP vs TCD+EEG | 105 | −2.333b | 0.020 |
EEG+SLSEP vs TCD+EEG | 105 | 1.633a | 0.102 |
Effects of cerebral trauma on combinatory effects | |||
EEG+SLSEP vs TCD+EEG | 111 | 0.500a | 0.617 |
TCD+SLSEP vs EEG+SLSEP | 111 | −2.714b | 0.007 |
TCD+SLSEP vs TCD+EEG | 111 | −2.333b | 0.020 |
Based on negative ranks;
Based on positive ranks;
“+” stands for combinatory