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Fig 1.

Overview of the CatWalkXT® automated gait analysis system.

The hood is elevated to obtain a better overall impression of the walkway. For gait analysis, the hood is closed creating a tunnel guiding the animals direction of movement (A, image provided Noldus Information Technology, Wageningen, The Netherlands). Fruthermore, an example of automated CatWalkXT® footprint recognition is provided (B).

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Table 1.

Parameters automatically analyzed by the CatWalk XT® software.

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Fig 2.

Examples of coronal sections on days one (A), three (B), seven (C), 14 (D) and 28 (E).

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Fig 3.

Lesion volume on days one thru 28 after CCI.

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Fig 4.

Differences in print length of the four single paws compared to pretrauma status on days one thru 28 after CCI.

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Fig 5.

Differences in mean intensity of the four single paws compared to pretrauma status on days one thru 28 after CCI.

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Fig 6.

Differences in swing speed of the four single paws compared to pretrauma status on days one thru 28 after CCI.

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Fig 7.

Differences in average run speed compared to pretrauma status on days one thru 28 after CCI.

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Table 2.

Overview of all R2-values above 0.6.

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Fig 8.

Distribution on R2-values for all four single paws on day three after CCI.

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