Table 1.

Measured parameters of third-degree burn scars in rats with/without pIRE treatment.

	Scar_Area (mm2)					Hom					DOPSlope (1/mm)
Month	1	2	3	5	6	1	2	3	5	6	1	2	3	5	6
Mean	76.13	48.07	33.77	34.72	36.09	0.734	0.7	0.593	0.573	0.539	0.281	0.185	0.195	0.256	0.295
Std	25.22	12.36	7.65	11.01	12.79	0.071	0.055	0.189	0.04	0.1	0.1	0.067	0.09	0.054	0.087
Min	36.068	29.448	19.3	16.519	12.737	0.58	0.635	0.0	0.5	0.0	0.104	0.092	0.0	0.166	0.0
25%	60.2	39.13	29.74	26.61	26.847	0.685	0.672	0.6	0.544	0.514	0.209	0.14	0.16	0.217	0.246
50%	70.69	46.97	34.51	34.29	35.91	0.736	0.701	0.634	0.579	0.552	0.249	0.168	0.192	0.253	0.299
75%	87.46	53.26	39.68	40.6	43.32	0.774	0.731	0.681	0.594	0.585	0.361	0.2	0.257	0.299	0.335
Max	163.736	92.247	49.528	69.56	64.71	0.858	0.892	0.775	0.676	0.671	0.495	0.385	0.382	0.375	0.452

Dataset is based on individual 36 scars, measured over a period of 6 months after initial burn injury, as reported in Golberg et al. (2016). Shown data is an average of 9 animals (4 wounds per animal). OFDI data for each wound includes an average from 2 to 3 acquired volumes.