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Corrigendum: The accuracy and precision of CT-RSA in arthroplasty: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Sjors F Van de Vusse1, Nienke N De Laat1, Lennard A Koster1
1Department of Orthopedics, Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden, The Netherlands.
Abstract:
To our unpleasant surprise, we discovered that we have mistakenly included incorrect values in Table 2 (Reported accuracy of CT-RSA) for the paper by De Laat et al. (2024). The paper by De Laat (2024) is from our group as well. In the draft version of the systematic review manuscript, we included data from a draft manuscript of the paper by De Laat. Before publication of De Laat (2024) we updated the values for the RMS error for accuracy in translations and rotations based on an increased number of observations. However, we have overlooked to use the updated values for Table 2 of the systematic review. We are sincerely sorry for this mistake. We believe it is important to be transparent and to ensure a correct link between the systematic review and the paper by De Laat. These requested changes do not alter our conclusions of the systematic review. On behalf of all authors Bart Kaptein.
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