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Correction to: Pure tissue repairs: a timely and critical revival
1Department of Surgery, Shouldice Hospital, Thornhill, ON, Canada. rbendavid@sympatico.ca.
Hernia : the Journal of Hernias and Abdominal Wall Surgery
|August 8, 2019
Summary
This correction notice addresses errors in the original publication. It provides updated author information, abstract text, figure details, and conflict of interest statements for accuracy.
Area of Science:
- Scientific publishing
- Publication ethics
- Research integrity
Context:
- Original publication contained errors.
- Corrections are necessary for accurate dissemination of research.
- Ensuring data integrity is crucial in scientific communication.
Purpose:
- To provide corrected information for the original publication.
- To rectify errors in author group, abstract, figures, and conflict of interest statement.
- To ensure the scientific record is accurate and reliable.
Summary:
- The authors have issued a correction to their original publication.
- Specific errors included the author group, abstract text, figure placement and legends, and conflict of interest disclosure.
- The corrected text and figures are now provided.
Impact:
- Improves the accuracy and reliability of the published scientific record.
- Ensures readers have access to the correct information for proper interpretation.
- Upholds standards of scientific integrity and transparent reporting.
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