When Planning Screw Fracture Fixation Why the 5.5 mm Screw is the Goldilocks Screw: An Observational Computer Tomographic Study of Fifth Metatarsal Bone Anatomy in a Sample of Patients: Erratum
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TopicsSpinal Fractures and Fixation Techniques · Orthopedic Surgery and Rehabilitation · Medical Imaging and Analysis
In the article “When Planning Screw Fracture Fixation Why the 5.5 mm Screw is the Goldilocks Screw: An Observational Computer Tomographic Study of Fifth Metatarsal Bone Anatomy in a Sample of Patients”,^1^ which appeared in Volume 94, Issue 18 of Medicine, Table 3 was presented incorrectly. The table has since been corrected and renamed as Figure 1, and the article has been corrected online.
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- 1Iselin LD Ramawat S Hanratty B When planning screw fracture fixation why the 5.5 mm screw is the Goldilocks screw: An observational computer tomographic study of fifth metatarsal bone anatomy in a sample of patients. Medicine 94 18:e 756.2595068510.1097/MD.0000000000000756 PMC 4602519 · doi ↗ · pubmed ↗