1. The Influence of Age on Thermosensitivity During Cold Water Immersion
Ellen L. Glickman, PhD, N. Caine-Bish, MA, C.C. Cheatham, PhD, M. Blegen, PhD, E.S. Potkanowicz, BS 
Wilderness & Environmental Medicine 
Volume 13, Issue 3, Pages (September 2002)
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2. Figure 1
Mean values for heat production (HP; mean ± SD): during baseline (BASE), before (pre-OCC), during occlusion (OCC), and after the pressure cuff occlusion (post-OCC) of the extremity blood flow in younger (YNG) vs older (OLD) individuals (P=.137).
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3. Figure 2
Mean values for esophageal temperature (Tes; mean±SD): during baseline (BASE), before (pre-OCC), during occlusion (OCC), and after the pressure cuff occlusion (post-OCC) of the extremity blood flow in younger (YNG) vs older (OLD) individuals (P=.334).
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4. Figure 3
Mean values for skin temperature (mean ± SD): during baseline (BASE), before (pre-OCC), during occlusion (OCC), and after the pressure cuff occlusion (post-OCC) of the extremity blood flow in younger (YNG) vs older (OLD) individuals (P=.479).
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5. Figure 4
Comparison of values for thermosensitivity (mean ± SD) between younger (YNG) and older (OLD) individuals (P=.180).
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