1naresh
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Cervical Dorsal Lumbar Sacral P T1 CSF 4287.7 4285.5 4289.6 4294.3 .234 PD CSF 108.0a,b 108.0a 108.0b 108.0a,b <.05
Note:—Significant pairwise differences between spinal levels are indicated by a different letter (a, b) assigned to each level.