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Collectively, these results suggest that the clinical benefits of PCDF are robust and largely unaffected by the use of postoperative cervical collars. An additional observation was a near-significant imbalance in the number of patients undergoing five-level fusion, with more cases in the no-collar group (eight patients) compared with the collar group (two patients; p = 0.051).
Thus, the association between duration of music training and IQ was near-significant when demographic variables were held constant, although it was weaker than in previous correlational studies with older children (Schellenberg, 2006 , 2011a ; Corrigall et al., 2013 ) and in a quasi-experiment with same-age children (Schellenberg and Mankarious, 2012 ).
Opinions of the healthcare workers on treatability of childhood autism showed near-significant association with geographical region, with the healthcare workers located in the south-east region of Nigeria more likely to express the opinion that childhood autism is treatable compared to those located in the south-south region of the country (chi square = 3.32, df = 1, p value = 0.068).
For lateral electrodes, when there was a significant or near-significant three-way interaction of the spatial factors Hemisphere and Anteriority with the Condition factor, repeated measures ANOVAs for each Region were conducted separately, with post hoc comparisons between the Aspect mismatch condition and each of the two other conditions (Bonferroni corrections were applied).