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. 2011 Feb;162(4):851–862. doi: 10.1111/j.1476-5381.2010.01090.x

Table 2.

AS-30 attenuates the somatic expression of naloxone-precipitated morphine withdrawal

Chronic treatment (morphine vs. placebo) Two-way anova Pretreatment (AS-30 vs. vehicle) Interaction
Signs F (1, 27) P < F (1,27) P < F (1,27) P <
Jumping 0.553 n.s 0.553 n.s 0.553 n.s.
Wet dog shakes 180.477 0.001 4.677 0.050 4.677 0.050
Paw tremour 14.766 0.001 5.203 0.050 5.203 0.050
Sniffing 8.105 0.010 1.269 n.s 1.269 n.s.
Writhing 7.727 0.010 0.003 n.s 0.003 n.s.
Tremour 16.086 0.001 2.380 n.s 2.380 n.s.
Ptosis 21.407 0.001 0.114 n.s 0.114 n.s.
Mastication 48.882 0.001 4.846 0.050 4.846 n.s.
Teeth chattering 30.156 0.001 4.106 0.050 4.106 0.050
Piloerection 233.107 0.001 92.537 0.001 92.537 0.050
Diarrhoea 22.605 0.001 0.560 n.s 0.560 n.s.
Weight loss 78.523 0.001 1.418 n.s 5.092 0.050
Global score 212.377 0.001 14.874 0.001 14.874 0.001

Two-way anova with chronic treatment (morphine vs. placebo) and pretreatment before naloxone (AS-30 vs. vehicle) as between-subjects factors. When significant interactions in pretreatment or between these two factors were observed, a subsequent post hoc test was applied.

AS-30, Antisauvagine-30.