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. 2023 Feb 1;17:1090738. doi: 10.3389/fnana.2023.1090738

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Sciatic function index data: (A–E) representing rats’ footprints; sham (A), injury (B), Cerebrolysin (C), dexamethasone (D), and vitamin C (E). (F) Histogram illustrating that after damage, the sciatic functional index (SFI) significantly decreased in comparison to the sham group. The SFI value was significantly higher in the vitamin C group versus the Cerebrolysin and dexamethasone groups. The difference between the Cerebrolysin and dexamethasone groups was not significant. *Significance as compared to control, ^#significance as compared to the model, and ^$significance as compared to Vit C group.