borderline significantP = 0.058
In addition, Table 2 shows a borderline significant difference in pain level at follow-up between both groups, with a higher score in the control group ( P = 0.058).
In addition, Table 2 shows a borderline significant difference in pain level at follow-up between both groups, with a higher score in the control group ( P = 0.058).
Although not significant, a visual analysis showed a trend in which the control group appears to have a higher mTNS at the end of chemotherapy and follow-up than the PBM group (Fig. 2 ).