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A linear mixed-effects model revealed a significant trend ( P <.001) for improved SVMC already in the baseline phase.
A linear mixed-effects model revealed a significant trend ( P <.001) for improved SVMC already in the baseline phase.
The median follow-up score was still better than at the beginning of the baseline, and the corresponding statistical test nearly reached significance ( P =.05, r =−0.40).
There was a slight trend for strength improvements during the baseline phase (session coefficient=0.63, P =.57), amplified during the intervention phase (interaction=1.25, P =.25).