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. 2011 Nov 12;112(7):2595–2601. doi: 10.1007/s00421-011-2233-4

Table 1.

Comparison between pre- and post-test for CIVD parameters

Pre-test Post-test
Fingers Toes Fingers Toes
Trained Untrained Trained Untrained Trained Untrained Trained Untrained
N 73 64 63 68 79 80 79 79
#CIVD 38 = 52% 25 = 39% 28 = 44% 30 = 44% 19 = 24%Δ 37 = 46% 23 = 29% 30 = 38%
Onset time (s) 676 (462) 629 (456) 766 (292) 763 (349) 716 (407) 629 (471) 735 (338) 741 (419)
T peak (°C) 10.54 (0.69) 11.88 (2.07) 11.17 (0.99) 12.64 (1.81) 10.27 (0.79) 11.48 (1.90) 11.85 (2.05) 12.60 (2.35)
T mean (°C) 9.28 (0.54) 9.41 (1.03) 9.49 (0.89) 9.73 (1.04) 8.91 (0.44)* 9.55 (1.10) 10.03 (1.38) 9.96 (1.23)
T min (°C) 8.69 (0.32) 8.69 (0.41) 8.81 (0.72) 8.88 (0.70) 8.48 (0.24)* 8.72 (0.45) 9.15 (0.89) 8.97 (0.78)
T max (°C) 10.21 (0.91) 10.49 (1.89) 10.85 (1.23) 11.54 (1.76) 9.63 (0.86)* 10.72 (2.13) 11.68 (2.16)Δ 11.92 (2.23)

N is the number of experimental datasets. The maximum is 16 subjects × 5 toes/fingers = 80. Mainly in the pre-test, several measurements had to be disregarded since the sensors became detached from the skin. #CIVD reactions stand for the number of experimental datasets with at least one CIVD reaction. Values are mean (SD)

* Significantly different from pre-test values (p < 0.001)

ΔSignificantly different from pre-test values (p < 0.01)

Significantly different from pre-test values (p < 0.05)