Correction: Discriminating established cardiovascular disease using a novel multiterritory ultrasound plaque burden measure (wTPT): findings from the P-SONAR study - Takeaways - MDSpire
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Correction: Utilizing a Novel Multiterritory Ultrasound Plaque Burden Metric (wTPT) to Differentiate Established Cardiovascular Disease: Insights from the P-SONAR Study

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  • Gunnar Austad

  • Jonn Terje Geitung

  • Owen Thomas

  • Serena Tonstad

  • October 5, 2026

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    The article is a correction for the BMC Cardiovascular Disorders publication regarding the P-SONAR study.

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    Figures 1, 3, and the Graphical Abstract were presented incorrectly in the original publication.

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    The correction aims to ensure completeness and transparency in the published data.

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    The previously incorrect versions of the figures are provided for reference.

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    The correction is documented in volume 26, article 428 of BMC Cardiovascular Disorders.

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Correction: Discriminating established cardiovascular disease using a novel multiterritory ultrasound plaque burden measure (wTPT): findings from the P-SONAR study

  • by Gunnar Austad, Jonn Terje Geitung, Owen Thomas, Serena Tonstad

  • October 5, 2026

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