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. 2020 Jul 2;10:10833. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-67532-2

Table 1.

Severity of injury and hypothermic neuroprotection.

Exp Date Median percent area loss (95% CI) Median difference % Neuroprotection Barometric pressure (mmHg)
NT (N =) HT (N =)
1 10/01/2013 42.4 (28.2–51.4) 16 44.4 (27.2–49.9) 14 − 2.0 − 4.7 761
2 08/02/2013 29.8 (5.5–43.1) 14 19.8 (2.5–26.9) 14 10.0 33.5 763.5
3 18/03/2014 33.7 (9.8–50.5) 11 47.6 (37.1–52.0) 13 − 13.9 − 41.2 748.5
4 25/04/2014 10.6 (1.9–21.5) 15 20.3 (2.3–22.9) 15 − 9.7 − 92.4 769.6
5 15/05/2014 48.6 (26.4–58.1) 11 27.9 (5.5–41.0) 13 20.7 42.7 773.2
6 13/06/2014 45.2 (25.9–56.4) 13 54.8 (36.7–58.7) 14 − 9.6 − 21.3 760.7
7 14/08/2014 58.3 (29.5–62.8) 10 37.2 (9.2–46.5) 10 21.1 36.2 750.3
8 21/08/2014 58.7 (45.4–63.2) 10 54.3 (6.0–59.8) 10 4.4 7.5 751.1
9 28/08/2014 37.8 (5.2–52.2) 12 24.1 (0.0–37.4) 14 13.7 36.4 761.2
10 11/09/2014 53.8 (34.1–60.0) 18 33.6 (15.2–39.5) 18 20.2 37.5 767.6
11 23/10/2014 33.2 (6.7–45.1) 12 23.2 (2.4–33.1) 12 10.0 30.1 762.8
12 30/10/2014 36.6 (22.7–48.2) 15 32.1 (21.3–40.6) 17 4.5 12.4 766.1
13 28/11/2014 54.0 (33.8–58.7) 12 46.2 (27.3–53.3) 12 7.8 14.3 771.9
14 12/05/2015 43.0 (13.7–58.1) 10 25.7 (0.8–28.7) 12 17.3 40.2 755.4
15 18/06/2015 44.5 (27.2–51.0) 17 34.4 (20.7–41.5) 18 10.1 22.7 751.8
16 19/08/2015 27.7 (8.0–33.8) 15 19.6 (4.2–27.3) 17 8.1 29.4 770.4
17 27/08/2015 47.7 (28.8–56.4) 16 46.9 (29.2–57.4) 17 0.8 1.7 751.1
18 14/10/2015 39.0 (29.1–48.1) 20 40.7 (27.7–48.1) 22 − 1.7 − 4.4 773.4
19 12/11/2015 56.5 (38.9–59.3) 22 39.0 (27.7–50.3) 19 17.5 30.9 753.4
20 19/11/2015 50.3 (33.9–54.6) 17 44.3 (27.7–50.6) 18 6.0 11.8 743.5
21 07/01/2016 38.9 (23.2–43.0) 19 42.0 (32.4–47.5) 18 − 3.1 − 7.9 761.2
Overall 50.1 (46.0–51.9) 305 41.3 (35.1–44.9) 317 8.8 17.6

Median (95% CI) percent area loss in the NT and HT groups, and percent neuroprotection in the HT group, across all 21 experiments. The median difference in area loss between the two groups (median NT–median HT) was used to calculate percent neuroprotection in the HT group. Overall median area loss, median difference, and percent neuroprotection were calculated by combining all the animals in the NT (n = 305) and HT (n = 317) groups. The degree of neuroprotection provided by HT was not correlated with initial injury severity (median area loss in the NT group; Kendall’s τb, p = 0.83). As a potential factor associated with experimental variability, local barometric pressure on the morning of each experiment is also provided. Data from experiments 7–11 was previously published6.