Figure 3
From: Drop homotopic effects of masseter-muscle pain on somatosensory sensitivity in healthy participants
Comparison of MPS on Masseter muscle between before lidocaine application than after lidocaine application in the MPP and non-MPP groups (A), Comparison of PPT on Masseter muscle between before lidocaine application than after lidocaine application in the MPP and non-MPP groups (B). MPS on the masseter muscle was significantly higher in the MPP group than in the non-MPP group (*P < 0.05, Tukey post hoc test). In both the MPP and non-MPP groups, the MPS on the masseter muscle was significantly higher before lidocaine application than after lidocaine application (#P < 0.05, Tukey post hoc test). PPT was significantly lower in the MPP group than in the non-MPP group (*P < 0.05, Tukey post hoc test).
