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Surgical Correction for Pediatric Epiblepharon and Trichiasis

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Piotr Skalski¹, Michał K Owecki², Anita Maria Magowska²

¹Department of History and Philosophy of Medical Sciences, Poznan University of Medical Sciences, Przybyszewskiego 37a, 60365, Poznan, Poland. skal.p@ump.edu.pl.

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Correction of scientific literature.
Ensuring accuracy in research publications.

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An error was identified in the original article's title.
The previous title did not accurately represent the content.

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To rectify a mistake in the published article.
To provide the correct title for accurate citation and understanding.

Summary:

The article's title has been updated to correct a previous error.
The revised title is now accurately reflected.

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Improves the reliability of the scientific record.
Facilitates correct identification and retrieval of the research article.