Additional file 1 of Accuracy of 3D real-time MRI temperature mapping in gel phantoms during microwave heating
Creators: name: Dietrich, Olaf
name: Lentini, Sergio
name: Öcal, Osman
name: Bour, Pierre
name: Faller, Thibaut L.
name: Ozenne, Valéry
name: Ricke, Jens
name: Seidensticker, Max
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2024
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description: Additional file 1: Supplementary Fig. S1. Correlation (a) and Bland-Altman (b) analysis of MRI-based temperature data (from Reader 1, reader-selected voxels) compared to reference data from fiber-optical sensors (red: sensor closer to microwave antenna, blue: sensor more distant from microwave antenna, note the different scaling of the corresponding axes). The correlation plots contain linear regression parameters (dashed line: linear fit; thin solid line: identity) and Pearson correlation coefficients, r. The Bland-Altman plots contain mean differences (dashed line) and (95%-confidence) limits of agreement (dotted). Supplementary Fig. S2. Correlation (a) and Bland-Altman (b) analysis of MRI-based temperature data (from Reader 1, minimum-RMSE voxels) compared to reference data from fiber-optical sensors (red: sensor closer to microwave antenna, blue: sensor more distant from microwave antenna, note the different scaling of the corresponding axes). The correlation plots contain linear regression parameters (dashed line: linear fit; thin solid line: identity) and Pearson correlation coefficients, r. The Bland-Altman plots contain mean differences (dashed line) and (95%-confidence) limits of agreement (dotted). Supplementary Fig. S3. Correlation (a) and Bland-Altman (b) analysis of MRI-based temperature data (from Reader 2, reader-selected voxels) compared to reference data from fiber-optical sensors (red: sensor closer to microwave antenna, blue: sensor more distant from microwave antenna, note the different scaling of the corresponding axes). The correlation plots contain linear regression parameters (dashed line: linear fit; thin solid line: identity) and Pearson correlation coefficients, r. The Bland-Altman plots contain mean differences (dashed line) and (95%-confidence) limits of agreement (dotted). Supplementary Fig. S4. Correlation (a) and Bland-Altman (b) analysis of MRI-based temperature data (from Reader 2, minimum-RMSE voxels) compared to reference data from fiber-optical sensors (red: sensor closer to microwave antenna, blue: sensor more distant from microwave antenna, note the different scaling of the corresponding axes). The correlation plots contain linear regression parameters (dashed line: linear fit; thin solid line: identity) and Pearson correlation coefficients, r. The Bland-Altman plots contain mean differences (dashed line) and (95%-confidence) limits of agreement (dotted). Supplementary Fig. S5. Correlation (a) and Bland-Altman (b) analysis of MRI-based temperature data (from Reader 3, reader-selected voxels) compared to reference data from fiber-optical sensors (red: sensor closer to microwave antenna, blue: sensor more distant from microwave antenna, note the different scaling of the corresponding axes). The correlation plots contain linear regression parameters (dashed line: linear fit; thin solid line: identity) and Pearson correlation coefficients, r. The Bland-Altman plots contain mean differences (dashed line) and (95%-confidence) limits of agreement (dotted). Supplementary Fig. S6. Correlation (a) and Bland-Altman (b) analysis of MRI-based temperature data (from Reader 3, minimum-RMSE voxels) compared to reference data from fiber-optical sensors (red: sensor closer to microwave antenna, blue: sensor more distant from microwave antenna, note the different scaling of the corresponding axes). The correlation plots contain linear regression parameters (dashed line: linear fit; thin solid line: identity) and Pearson correlation coefficients, r. The Bland-Altman plots contain mean differences (dashed line) and (95%-confidence) limits of agreement (dotted). Supplementary Table S1. Correlation, linear regression, and Bland-Altman results in reader-selected ROIs. Supplementary Table S2. Correlation, linear regression, and Bland-Altman results in minimum-RMSE ROIs.