Correction: Lin et al. ATF3-Expressing Large-Diameter Sensory Afferents at Acute Stage as Bio-Signatures of Persistent Pain Associated with Lumbar Radiculopathy
2024
Correction of Data Presentation in ATF3 Study
Sample size: 6
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Author Information
Author(s): Lin Jiann-Her, Yu Yu-Wen, Chuang Yu-Chia, Lee Cheng-Han, Chen Chih-Cheng
Primary Institution: Taipei Medical University Hospital
Conclusion
The corrections made to the figures and results do not affect the conclusions of the study.
Supporting Evidence
- The corrected figures provide accurate data representation.
- The ratios of ATF3-positive neurons were significantly higher in the distal nerve constriction group.
- The study analyzed different subsets of DRG neurons for ATF3 expression.
Takeaway
This study fixed some mistakes in how the data was shown, but the main findings about pain and nerve injury still hold true.
Methodology
The study involved comparing the ratios of ATF3-positive DRG neurons among different nerve constriction groups.
Statistical Information
P-Value
0.0002
Statistical Significance
p<0.05
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