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Correction to: Biography: Abdelrahman Nimeri MD
1Department of Surgery, Carolinas Medical Center University of North Carolina Charlotte Campus, Charlotte, NC, USA. Nimeri@gmail.com.
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|August 23, 2018
Summary
This article features a correction regarding an omitted photograph of Dr. Nimeri. The omission was an oversight, and the corrected article includes the necessary photo for proper attribution.
Area of Science:
- Medical Imaging
- Scientific Publication Ethics
Context:
- An original scientific article was published without a key photograph.
- The omission of Dr. Nimeri's photo was an unintentional error.
Purpose:
- To correct the original publication by including the omitted photograph of Dr. Nimeri.
- To ensure proper attribution and completeness of the scientific record.
Summary:
- A correction notice is issued for a previously published article.
- The photograph of Dr. Nimeri was inadvertently left out of the original publication.
- The oversight has been rectified in the corrected version.
Impact:
- Ensures the integrity and accuracy of the scientific literature.
- Provides complete author attribution for the published work.
- Upholds ethical standards in scientific publishing.
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