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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Brain Res. 2015 Jan 14;282:155–164. doi: 10.1016/j.bbr.2015.01.012

Table 2. Postsurgery rotating rod performance.

traversal time slips falls
Group (G) F(2,45)=11.28, P<0.001
sham vs. large: d=1.93
small vs. large: d=1.32
F(2,45)=22.15, P<0.001
sham vs. large: d=2.05
small vs. large: d=1.95
F(2,45)=6.15, P=0.004
sham vs. large: d=1.16
small vs. large: d=0.85
(Figure 1d)
Incline (I) F(2,90)=99.45, P<0.001
0° vs. 40°: d=1.44
25° vs. 40°: d=1.34
F(2,90)=49.85, P<0.001
0° vs. 40°: d=0.98
25° vs. 40°: d=1.02
F(2,90)=5.75, P=0.004
0° vs. 25°: d=0.43
25° vs. 40°: d=0.55
Rotation
Direction (R)
n.s. F(1,45)=30.24, P<0.001
d=0.59
n.s.
GxI F(4,90)=3.44, P=0.012
sham vs. large (all inclines): d≥0.66
small vs. large (all inclines) : d≥1.12
(Figure 1a)
F(4,90)=5.97, P<0.001
sham vs. large (all inclines): d≥1.37
small vs. large (all inclines) : d≥1.23
(Figure 1b)
n.s.
(Figure 1c)
GxR n.s. n.s. n.s.
GxRxI n.s. n.s. n.s