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Correction: Perioperative Outcomes with a Single-Fire Stapler

  • By

  • Gregory D. Fritz

  • Aryana Sharrak

  • Jason Aubrey

  • Xhesika Topalli

  • Antonia Vrana

  • Anne Opalikhin

  • Giuseppe M. Zambito

  • Thomas D. Martin

  • James A. Foote

  • Joshua R. Smith

  • Jon L. Schram

  • October 22, 2026

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Clinical Scorecard: Correction: Perioperative Outcomes with a Single-Fire Stapler

At a Glance

CategoryDetail
ConditionCorrection to the author name in “Perioperative Outcomes with a Single-Fire Stapler.”
Key MechanismsNot specified in the correction notice.
Target PopulationNot specified in the correction notice.
Care SettingNot specified in the correction notice.

Key Highlights

  • The notice corrects the sixth author’s name to Anne Opalikhin.

Guideline-Based Recommendations

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    Management

      Monitoring & Follow-up

        Risks

          Patient & Prescribing Data

          Not specified in the correction notice.

          The correction notice provides no treatment or prescribing information.

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            Correction: Perioperative Outcomes Using Single-Fire Stapler

            • by Gregory D. Fritz, Aryana Sharrak, Jason Aubrey, Xhesika Topalli, Antonia Vrana, Anne Opalikhin, Giuseppe M. Zambito, Thomas D. Martin, James A. Foote, Joshua R. Smith, Jon L. Schram

            • October 22, 2026

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