Correction: Excessive erythrocytosis and the hypertensive phenotype at high altitude: emerging evidence and unresolved questions - Summary - MDSpire

Correction: Excessive erythrocytosis and the hypertensive phenotype at high altitude: emerging evidence and unresolved questions

  • By

  • Yanan Li

  • Jun Ma

  • Xin Zhang

  • Jialiang Zhang

  • Xiaoping Chen

  • July 14, 2026

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Objective:

To correct the authorship details of the original article on excessive erythrocytosis and hypertension at high altitude.

Approach:
  • Correction Notice: The correction acknowledges that Jialiang Zhang was omitted as a corresponding author in the original publication.
Key Findings:
  • Jialiang Zhang and Xiaoping Chen are the correct corresponding authors.
Interpretation:

The original article has been updated to reflect the correct authorship.

Conclusion:

The article has been corrected to include the proper corresponding authors.

Sources:

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Correction: Excessive erythrocytosis and the hypertensive phenotype at high altitude: emerging evidence and unresolved questions

  • by Yanan Li, Jun Ma, Xin Zhang, Jialiang Zhang, Xiaoping Chen

  • July 14, 2026

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