A comprehensive analysis of three samples, each with ten measurements taken before and after treatment, yielded the following significant findings: the mixed-effects model analysis revealed that the treatment had a highly significant negative impact on cutting speed ( t = − 3.7662, p = 0.0002 < 0.001), with an average speed decrease of 0.022518 mm/s, representing a relative reduction of 17.21%.
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Changes in ultrasonic scalpel performance and characterization following gastric cancer surgery.
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