PVC going from 0degF to 100degF will expand about 3.5 inches per 100Ft. which is about 0.29%
A piece the size of a standard cube 56.5mm would increase in length about 1.6mm... but that's a solid piece with a change of 100 degrees! I doubt you're changing the temperature that much. So lets assume room temperature of 72 up to body temp of 98... which comes out to 0.91 inches per 100Ft. or 0.075%
56.5mm expanded 0.075% is 56.54. So, 0.04mm IF the cube was SOLID. AND IF the temperature change was 26 degrees (which I doubt...)
It's certainly some amount much less than 0.04mm of expansion. At my tensions, i can easily pull adjacent corners 10mm+ apart... That's over 250x the high calculated value of 0.04mm expansion. Thermal expansion just doesn't have a big enough effect to be considered a possibility unless you're boiling your cube or something... maybe.