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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pain. 2012 Dec;13(12):1242–1249. doi: 10.1016/j.jpain.2012.09.014

Table 1.

Changes in the dependent variables across time, which tested the effects of the eccentric muscle contractions regardless of sex (i.e., main effects of time).

Variable df F p η2
Pain Intensity
 resting (0–100 scale) 5, 150 5.78 <.01 .16
 moving (0–100 scale) 5, 150 24.01 <.001 .45
 isometrics (0–100 scale)a 5, 135 2.54 .08 .09
Pain Unpleasantness
 resting (0–100 scale) 5, 150 3.92 .02 .12
 moving (0–100 scale) 5, 150 22.31 <.001 .43
 isometrics (0–100 scale)a 5, 135 3.92 .02 .13
Pressure pain thresholds (kg) 5, 150 10.59 <.001 .21
Upper arm girth (cm) 5, 140 11.78 <.001 .30
Resting Extension (º) 5, 145 9.34 <.001 .24
Isometric strength (Nm) 5, 140 13.06 <.001 .32
Mb (ng/mL) 5, 150 6.13 <.01 .17
TNFa (pg/mL) 5, 150 0.75 .40 .03
IL1b (pg/mL) 5, 150 0.25 .66 .08
NO (μmole/L) 5, 150 4.27 <.01 .13
a

These values are for the pain ratings during the isometric strength testing without correction for percentage of isometric strength produced.