In the May 2016 issue, the article beginning on page 986 included the following comment in the first paragraph: “Numerous animal studies from canines to nematodes provided evidence for volatile anesthetic protection against myocardial ischemia–reperfusion injury.” It was brought to the authors’ attention that nematodes do not have a circulatory system or a myocardium, making the original wording confusing. The sentence should read: “Numerous animal studies from canines to nematodes provided evidence for volatile anesthetic protection against ischemia–reperfusion (hypoxia–reoxygenation) injury.”
Reference
Wagner
N-M
, Gross
ER
, Patel
HH
: A slick way volatile anesthetics reduce myocardial injury.
Anesthesiology
2016
; 124
:986
–8
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