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. 2018 Dec 17;14:3381–3392. doi: 10.2147/NDT.S185169

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Comparison of stereotypy scores after treatment.

Notes: (A) A randomized screenshot from a complete video recording showing the stereotyped behavior of TS rats, which was assessed by two independent trained observers. (B) Comparison of stereotypy scores after JPZDD and Tia treatments (n=14). The 0 point on the x-axis represents the time of establishment of the TS model, while 1–6 points stand for the number of weeks of treatment. ^*P<0.05, Tia group vs model group; ^∆P<0.05, JPZDD group vs model group.

Abbreviations: JPZDD, Jian-Pi-Zhi-Dong-Decoction; Tia, tiapride; TS, Tourette syndrome.