Table 1. Sample classification.

#	Diagnosis	Level	Lesion	AIS	Sensory Impairment		Years
					Upper limbs	Lower limbs
1	Para	T7	Com	A		***	16
2	Para	T7	Com	A		***	24
3	Para	L1	Com	A		***	13
4	Para	L2	Com	A		***	17
5	Para	T12	Com	A		***	11
6	Para	T3/T4	Com	A		***	7
7	Para	T11	Com	A		***	19
8	Para	L1	Com	A		***	18
9	Para	T2	Com	A		***	7
10	Tetra	T5	Com	A		***	22
11	Tetra	C7	Com	A		***	13
12	Para	T7	Inc	B		*	26
13	Para	L3	Inc	B		*	12
14	Para	L2	Inc	B		*	6
15	Para	T12	Inc	D		*	2
16	Para	L1	Inc	D		*	19
17	Para	L3	Inc	D		*	5
18	Para	L4	Inc	D		*	2
19	Tetra	C6/C7	Inc	B	*	*	6
20	Tetra	C7	Inc	D	* (right)		11
21	Tetra	C2	Inc	D	*	*	12
22	Tetra	C4	Inc	D	* (right)	* (right)	10

Clinical variables of the involved individuals with SCI, including: the general classification as paraplegics and tetraplegics (Diagnosis; Para = paraplegia, Tetra = tetraplegia); the lesioned segment of the spinal cord (“Level”; C = cervical, T = thoracic, L = lumbar); the completeness of the SCI (Lesion; Com = complete, Inc = incomplete); the general score obtained at the AIS questionnaire (AIS); the somatosensory impairments (Sensory Impairment) in the upper and/or lower limbs (*** = severe, * = mild) evaluated with the AIS scale⁶⁵; and the time since the SCI lesion at the moment of the experiment (Years).