Graph description: Figure 13. Difference against average and Normal plot for differences for CRP in 16 patients with hard to heal wounds treated with larval therapy

Two graphs, a scatter diagram and a Normal plot.

The scatter diagram has the "Mean CRP (mg/L)" on the horizontal axis numberes 0, 50, 100, and 150. The vertical axis is labeled "CRP difference, last minus first" and numbered -200, -100, 0, 100, and 200. There is a horizontal line through difference = zero.

The points form a rough triangle with apex at mean = zero, difference = zero and sides going from the apex to mean = 125, difference = +200, and to mean = 125, difference = -200.

The Normal plot has CRP difference on the vertical axis and Inverse Normal on the horizontal axis. The line of points starts below the straight line of perfect Normal distribution then rises above it, then falls below it, then rises above it again.

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