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. 2014 Feb 26;2(2):2325967114523902. doi: 10.1177/2325967114523902

TABLE 4.

P Values for EMG Activity Between Splinted/Nonsplinted (Within Each Loading State) and Loaded/Nonloaded (Within Each Splinting State) Conditionsa

Shoulder Position
EMG Activity by Testing State Neutral 45° of Abduction 90° of Abduction 45° of Flexion 90° of Flexion
LHBM
 Nonloaded, splinted vs not .064 .075 .173 .087 .116
 Loaded, splinted vs not .972 .133 .701 .650 .600
 Nonsplinted, loaded vs not .046 .002 .006 .016 .003
 Splinted, loaded vs not .196 .028 .463 .463 .033
SHBM
 Nonloaded, Splinted vs not .016 .001 .003 .011 .001
 Loaded, Splinted vs not .807 .004 .019 .033 .028
 Nonsplinted, loaded vs not .039 .011 .009 .016 .001
 Splinted, loaded vs not .382 .033 .279 .650 .023
Middle head of the deltoid muscle
 Nonloaded, splinted vs not .046 .011 .002 .055 .345
 Loaded, splinted vs not .101 .133 .173 .173 .075
 Nonsplinted, loaded vs not .075 .002 .001 .013 .009
 Splinted, loaded vs not .507 .033 .152 .013 .007

aBoldfaced values indicate statistical significance (P ≤ .05, related-samples Wilcoxon signed rank comparison). LHBM, long head of the biceps muscle; SHBM, short head of the biceps muscle.