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Erratum: Evidence of neural microstructure abnormalities in type i chiari malformation: Associations among fiber tract integrity, pain, and cognitive dysfunction (Pain Medicine (2020) 21:10 (2323-2335) DOI: 10.1093/pm/pnaa094)

  • James R. Houston
  • , Michelle L. Hughes
  • , Ilana J. Bennett
  • , Philip A. Allen
  • , Jeffrey M. Rogers
  • , Mei Ching Lien
  • , Haylie Stoltz
  • , Ken Sakaie
  • , Francis Loth
  • , Jahangir Maleki
  • , Sarel J. Vorster
  • , Mark G. Luciano

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Abstract

After publication, the authors noted that they reported a sample of all females in the article. However, one of the participant/control pairings was miscoded and should have been coded as a set of males. The authors incorrectly indicated this characteristic of their sample in two places, once in the methods and once in the abstract. The correct information is below. Abstract: Published version – “Methods. Eighteen female CMI patients and 18 adult age- and education-matched control participants underwent DTI, were. . .” Corrected version – “Methods. Eighteen CMI patients and 18 adult age- and education-matched control participants underwent DTI, were. . .” Results: Published version – “Thus, 18 adult CMI female patients and 18 matched adult healthy female controls comprised the final sample.” Corrected version – “Thus, 18 adult CMI patients (1 male) and 18 matched adult healthy controls (1 male) comprised the final sample”.

Original languageEnglish (US)
Pages (from-to)2141
Number of pages1
JournalPain Medicine (United States)
Volume22
Issue number9
DOIs
StatePublished - Sep 1 2021

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Clinical Neurology
  • Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine

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