Characteristics of CIVD
SD
SKIN, COLD
The characteristics of CIVD waves across groups and environments are shown in Table S1 as well as in Figs. Skin temperature in the fingers and toes as well as skin blood flow (mean ± SD) in the cool environment (16 ± 1 °C) in the two groups. The first 20 min (00:00–00:20) indicate data collected during the baseline phase, the next five min (00:20–00:25) indicate responses during the warm immersion, the next 40 min (00:30–00:70) indicate responses during the cold immersion, and the final five min (00:70–00:75) show responses during the recovery phase. Finger and toe temperatures are indicated with continuous yellow lines in paraplegic participants and with dashed yellow lines in the able-bodied individuals. Finger and toe skin blood flow data are indicated with continuous purple lines in paraplegic participants and with dashed purple lines in able-bodied individualsSkin temperature in the fingers and toes as well as skin blood flow (mean ± SD) in the thermoneutral environment (23 ± 1 °C) in the two groups. The first 20 min (00:00–00:20) indicate data collected during the baseline phase, the next five min (00:20–00:25) indicate responses during the warm immersion, the next 40 min (00:30–00:70) indicate responses during the cold immersion, and the final five min (00:70–00:75) show responses during the recovery phase. Finger and toe temperatures are indicated with continuous yellow lines in paraplegic participants and with dashed yellow lines in able-bodied individuals. Finger and toe skin blood flow data are indicated with continuous purple lines in paraplegic participants and with dashed purple lines in able-bodied individualsSkin temperature in the fingers and toes as well as skin blood flow (mean ± SD) in the hot environment (34 ± 1 °C) in the two groups. The first 20 min (00:00–00:20) indicate data collected during the baseline phase, the next five min (00:20–00:25) indicate responses during the warm immersion, the next 40 min (00:30–00:70) indicate responses during the cold immersion, and the final five min (00:70–00:75) show responses during the recovery phase. Finger and toe temperatures are indicated with continuous yellow lines in paraplegic participants and with dashed yellow lines in the able-bodied individuals. Finger and toe skin blood flow data are indicated with continuous purple lines in paraplegic participants and with dashed purple lines in able-bodied individuals