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. 2008 Jan 2;28(1):258–263. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.4922-07.2008

Table 1.

Preoperative and Postoperative Retention and New Learning

Case Preoperative Preoperative % errors Postoperative % errors Postoperative New Learning
Total Cycles of training to criterion Set A Set B Set C Set A Set B Set C Set D
Errors to criterion Trials to criterion
Con1 6 7 8 22 10 8 19 153 5
Con2 7 11 13 21 8 8 16 156 6
Con3 10 11 24 27 13 25 30 323 11
Con4 15 11 14 32 17 15 38
Con5 15 16 21 25 17 15 24 163 6
Mean 10.6 11.2 16 25.4 13 14.2 25.4 198.8 7
MD4 8 17 15 28 14 12 30 337 12
MD5 15 19 15 26 18 19 24 274 10
MD6 10 10 18 27 15 26 28 578 19
Mean 11 15.3 16 27 15.6 19 27.3 396.3 13.7

The data shown are the total number of cycles of 6 d of training to reach the performance criterion of more than 85% correct across three consecutive trials of set A, the number of preoperative and postoperative retention errors made during the one-trial retrieval tests for set A (presented three times in every cycle of 6 d of training), set B (presented twice), and set C (presented once), and during postoperative new learning of set D, the total number of errors made (excluding the first trial) and number of trials required to reach the criterion of 85% across three consecutive trials for control monkeys (CON1–CON5) and monkeys with MDmc lesions (MD4–MD6).