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01.12.2023 | Correction
Correction: Reference values of impulse oscillometry (IOS) for healthy Chinese children aged 4–17 years
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Jinhong Wu, Hao Zhang, Yongsheng Shi, Jinrong Wang, Yuling Han, Qiaoling Zhang, Ning Wang, Sha Liu, Yuehua Zhang, Huifen Zi, Fei Wang, Aihong Liu, Yuxin Song, ChunMei Jia, Yong Feng, Quanhua Liu, liya Wan, Minghong Ji, Zhen Long, Jianfeng Huang, Li Liu, Yun Sun, Suping Tang, Xiaoyan Dong, Xiaojian Zhou, Wenhui Jiang, Li Shen, Haohua Jiang
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Respiratory Research
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Following publication of the original article [
1], the authors identified that the article note about equal contribution was missing.
That is, all authors are contributed equally to the paper. It has been added in this correction and the original article has been updated.
†All authors contributed equally to the paper.
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