Erratum to: The impact of vagal nerve stimulation from the lateral neck region on venous cannulation pain: A randomized controlled trial
Abstract
This article corrects an error in the authorship listing of the original publication:Canikli Adiguzel S. The impact of vagal nerve stimulation from the lateral neck region on venous cannulation pain: A randomized controlled trial. Chall J Perioper Med. 2025; 3(2):48–53. https://doi.org/10.20528/cjpm.2025.02.003Due to an editorial error, the original article listed only the corresponding author. The correct authorship should be as follows:Senay Canikli Adiguzel, Emre Can Soydan, Ebru Kayikci, Mustafa Suren, Ismail OkanThe Editorial Office of Challenge Journal of Perioperative Medicine apologizes for this error.The scientific content of the article remains unchanged.
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