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. 2021 Jul 30;74(4):293–299. doi: 10.4097/kja.21165

Table 1.

Analysis of Variance Table for a Standard 2 × 2 Crossover Design (Example Data)

Source of variation d.f. Type III sum of squares Mean square F P value
Between subjects
 Carryover 1 335 335 0.45 0.518
 Residual 11 114878 10443
Within-subjects
 Treatment 1 14036 14036 18.70 0.001
 Period 1 1632 1632 2.17 0.168
 Residual 11 8254 750
Total 25 138488

Due to the limitation of the simplified 2 × 2 crossover design, all effects or interactions cannot be estimated separately. Therefore, depending on the model to be designed, the carryover effect is inherent in other effects or interactions. Here, the carryover effect is confirmed through the sequence. That is, in this crossover design model, the carryover effect is inherent in the sequence effect. Therefore, the result for the sequence is displayed as Carryover. d.f.: degrees of freedom.