Anthropometric characteristics and sex influence magnitude of skin cooling following exposure to whole body cryotherapy.

Biomed Res Int · 2014 · PMC4100349 · PMID 25061612

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Exploring Relationships between Anthropometric Measures and Δ T sk For combined male and female data, a highly significant moderate relationship was observed between body fat percentage and Δ T sk ( P = .002, r = .516).

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Skin temperatures recorded at the different anatomical sites sampled for combined sexes showed a trend that is also in agreement with previous work in this area. Δ T was greater in the lower extremities (calf 14.3°C; thigh 12.2°C) than the chest or forearm (8.5°C and 10.5°C, resp.), which has also been shown in previous cryotherapy studies [ 6 , 30 ]. 4.1.

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