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. 2013 May 15;30(10):818–825. doi: 10.1089/neu.2012.2600

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FIG. 1. — Average forepaw mechanical allodynia after facet joint injury with ketorolac or vehicle treatment or sham procedures. Allodynia is significantly elevated over sham on day 1 for all injury groups and remains elevated for vehicle (p<0.013) and ketorolac d0 (*p<0.0356). Allodynia for ketorolac d1 is significantly (%p<0.0001) elevated over sham on day 1 but is significantly reduced by day 2 compared with vehicle (**p<0.008) and by day 5 compared with ketorolac d0 (‡p<0.0474). Data are plotted as mean±standard deviation (SD).