<qa>  What was the percentage of the hyperthermia vs. psychotherapy group achievingUseful preliminary results were obtained from a pilot study comparing mildly to severely depressed patients receiving hyperthermic treatment N11 to depressed patients receiving psychotherapy as usual N3. Baseline scores on the German language ADS depression scale were similar for the two groups mean30.64, sd9.18, N11, vs. mean 32.33, sd17.04, N3. Raw change on the ADS was significantly greater for the hyperthermia group mean-11.91, sd6.55, N11, vs. mean-1.33, sd4.51, N3; t2.60, df12, P0.023, resulting in a very large standardized treatment difference Cohen d of 1.69 95 CI1.00 - 2.48. Percent change was also significant mean-39.4, sd18.9, N11, vs. mean-8.6, sd17.0, N3; t2.54; df12, P0.026, for a Cohen d of 1.66 95 CI0.93 - 2.39. The percentage of the hyperthermia vs. psychotherapy group achieving a clinical response 50 reduction from baseline was 27.3 vs. 0, and the percentage achieving at least a partial response 25 improvement was 81.8 vs. 33.3. 