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Temporal Patterns of Hepatic Dysfunction and Disease Severity in Patients With SARS—Correction

JAMA. 2004;291(4):426-426. doi:10.1001/jama.291.4.426-a

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Incorrect Byline Order: In the Research Letter entitled "Temporal Patterns of Hepatic Dysfunction and Disease Severity in Patients With SARS" published in the November 26, 2003, issue of THE JOURNAL (2003;290:2663-2665), the order of authors listed in the byline was incorrect. The order should have been: W.-M. Wong, J. C. Ho, Ooi, Mok, Chan, Hung, Ng, Y.-M. Lam, Tam, B. C. Y. Wong, P. C. Wong, P. L. Ho, Lai, W.-K. Lam, S.-K. Lam, Tsang. In addition, Dr Tsang was the corresponding author.

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