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. 2011 Mar 9;105(5):2050–2057. doi: 10.1152/jn.00853.2010

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Fig. 3. — Changes in dorsal horn neuron responses to inversion of the foot before and after EA in normal rats (n = 5) and ankle-sprained rats (n = 5). The EA period is indicated by the shaded boxes. A and B: examples of recorded activity evoked by inversion movement (bottom traces show changes of the inversion angle) in a normal rat (A) and an ankle-sprained rat (B). C and D: summary data of five normal rats and five ankle-sprained rats. *Values were significantly different from the normal group; +values were significantly different from the pre-EA value (−30 min).