Forest plot of the improvement in primary endpoints. by Jin-Min Gu (17915039)

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Subgroup and sensitivity analyses for the primary outcomes. by Jin-Min Gu (17915039)

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Forest plot of inflammatory markers. by Jin-Min Gu (17915039)

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Flow diagram for the identification of studies included. by Jin-Min Gu (17915039)

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Forest plot of the hospital stay length in distinct stages of patients. by Jin-Min Gu (17915039)

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Forest plot of the second endpoint of the clinical symptom improvement. by Jin-Min Gu (17915039)

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The prevalence and absolute counts of peripheral blood Lymphocyte subsets. by Songyan Zou (11399489)

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Correlation between immune function indicators and Lymphocyte subsets in pSS patients. by Songyan Zou (11399489)

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Routine blood tests, biochemical, and immunological parameters. by Songyan Zou (11399489)

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Demographics and clinical features of healthy controls and primary Sjögren’s Syndrome patients. by Songyan Zou (11399489)

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Anonymized clinical datasets (patient demographics, medical imaging, and laboratory test records). by Songyan Zou (11399489)

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Correlation between biochemical indicators and Lymphocyte subsets in pSS patients. by Songyan Zou (11399489)

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Correlation between immune function indicators and Lymphocyte subsets in pSS patients. by Songyan Zou (11399489)

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Loss of FAT1 expression results in increased YAP/TAZ protein levels. by Rui Li (4631)

Comparative expression between platelets and leukocytes in levels of transcripts related to thrombosis, coagulation and platelet-leukocyte interactions. by Heather Learnard (22075952)

Levels of antioxidant enzymes (A) Catalase, (B) Superoxide dismutase, (C) peroxidase. by Hammad Ismail (4227988)

Demographic data of female participants (n = 30). by Vanessa Wellauer (18408477)

“…Skin temperature was higher in the HWI group compared to CON at postInt and throughout 30 min follow-up (all p < 0.001). No significant differences in recovery markers were observed between CWI and HWI groups, although HWI led to slightly higher creatine kinase levels (24 h and 72 h) and greater muscle swelling (24 h) compared to CON. …”

Raw data used for statistical analysis. by Vanessa Wellauer (18408477)

“…Skin temperature was higher in the HWI group compared to CON at postInt and throughout 30 min follow-up (all p < 0.001). No significant differences in recovery markers were observed between CWI and HWI groups, although HWI led to slightly higher creatine kinase levels (24 h and 72 h) and greater muscle swelling (24 h) compared to CON. …”

CONSORT flowchart of participants. by Vanessa Wellauer (18408477)

“…Skin temperature was higher in the HWI group compared to CON at postInt and throughout 30 min follow-up (all p < 0.001). No significant differences in recovery markers were observed between CWI and HWI groups, although HWI led to slightly higher creatine kinase levels (24 h and 72 h) and greater muscle swelling (24 h) compared to CON. …”

Dam and pup body and brain weights. by Adrienne J. Bradley (20861948)

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