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Erratum: Evaluation of Coronary Microvascular Function in Sepsis Patients with Myocardial Injury: Insights from an Invasive Coronary Physiology Investigation

  • By

  • Samantha Lörstad

  • Per Åstrand

  • Patrik Gille-Johnson

  • Yunzhang Wang

  • Christina Ekenbäck

  • Fadi Jokhaji

  • Felix Böhm

  • Patrik Hjalmarsson

  • Shajan Shekarestan

  • Tomas Jernberg

  • Sara Tehrani

  • Kambiz Shahgaldi

  • Jonas Persson

  • September 18, 2026

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Clinical Report: Erratum on Coronary Microvascular Function in Sepsis Patients

Overview

This erratum addresses inaccuracies in the data availability section and Table 3 of the original article on coronary microvascular function in sepsis patients with myocardial injury. The corrections clarify that no datasets were generated or analyzed for the study.

Background

Myocardial injury in sepsis is associated with adverse outcomes, yet the mechanisms remain unclear. Coronary microvascular dysfunction (CMD) may play a role, as histopathological studies indicate a link between microvascular damage and myocardial injury.

Data Highlights

No datasets were generated or analyzed for this current study; consequently, none are available from the corresponding author upon request.

Key Findings

  • The original article contained inaccuracies in the data availability section.
  • Table 3 entries for left ventricular diastolic function were misaligned.
  • The corrected data availability section specifies that no datasets are available.
  • This erratum updates the original article to reflect these corrections.

Clinical Implications

Accurate reporting of data availability is essential for transparency in research.

Conclusion

This erratum serves to correct previously reported inaccuracies.

Related Resources & Content

  1. Lörstad et al., Critical Care, 2026 -- Evaluation of Coronary Microvascular Function in Sepsis Patients
  2. Critical Care — Transitioning from Protocol Angiography to Targeted Coronary Assessment in Myocardial Injury Linked to Sepsis
  3. Intensive Care Medicine — Microcirculatory Dynamics and Organ Dysfunction in Sepsis Patients
  4. Basic Research in Cardiology — The Role of Endothelial Nitric Oxide Synthase (NOS3) in Deteriorating Cardiac Function During Early Sepsis
  5. Fifth Universal Definition of Myocardial Infarction (2026) | JACC
  6. 2024 ESC Guidelines for the management of chronic coronary syndromes | European Heart Journal | Oxford Academic
  7. Coronary microvascular function in patients with sepsis and myocardial injury: an invasive coronary physiology study.

Original Source(s)

Correction to: Coronary microvascular function in patients with sepsis and myocardial injury: an invasive coronary physiology study

  • by Samantha Lörstad, Per Åstrand, Patrik Gille-Johnson, Yunzhang Wang, Christina Ekenbäck, Fadi Jokhaji, Felix Böhm, Patrik Hjalmarsson, Shajan Shekarestan, Tomas Jernberg, Sara Tehrani, Kambiz Shahgaldi, Jonas Persson

  • September 18, 2026

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