Figures & data
Table I. Patient characteristics.
Figure 1. All the thermal parameters, Tmax (A), Tave (B), Tmin (C) and %T ≥ 41°C (D), of intra-oesophageal temperature were highly correlated with the median radiofrequency output power.
![Figure 1. All the thermal parameters, Tmax (A), Tave (B), Tmin (C) and %T ≥ 41°C (D), of intra-oesophageal temperature were highly correlated with the median radiofrequency output power.](/cms/asset/0ce66b51-044a-4f3a-860f-13927214b294/ihyt_a_500644_f0001_b.gif)
Table II. Correlations between intra-esophageal thermal parameters and clinical characteristics.
Figure 2. The correlations between the intra-oesophageal temperatures and clinical characteristics. (A) The patient age was inversely correlated with the Tmax as thermal parameters of intra-oesophageal temperature. (B) The thicknesses of dorsal subcutaneous fat at the levels of the tracheal bifurcation was inversely correlated with Tmin.
![Figure 2. The correlations between the intra-oesophageal temperatures and clinical characteristics. (A) The patient age was inversely correlated with the Tmax as thermal parameters of intra-oesophageal temperature. (B) The thicknesses of dorsal subcutaneous fat at the levels of the tracheal bifurcation was inversely correlated with Tmin.](/cms/asset/27767344-63ed-4a7a-adb6-22cf9f58b568/ihyt_a_500644_f0002_b.gif)
Table III. Multivariate analyses by logistic regression to evaluate effects of clinical factors on the thermal parameters in patients with thoracic malignant tumour.