Erratum

In the article "Marine Mobile Stroke Unit: A Pilot Study on the Feasibility and Quality of Brain Imaging" [Cerebrovasc Dis. 2025; https://doi.org/10.1159/000549242] by Nilanont et al., the authors found that the incorrect average values were presented in Table 1, and Table 1 has been corrected. The last sentence in the first paragraph of the Results section, "A small proportion of participants were on antithrombotic therapy (15%) were on anticoagulants, 13.1% were on antihypertensive agents, and 22.0% were on statins", has been deleted.Table 1.Characteristics of participantsDemographicTotal (n = 168), n (%)Age, mean±SD, years42.1±12.6Gender, n (%) Male53 (32.1) Female114 (67.9)Weight, mean±SD, kg64.4±14.3Smoking, n (%)15 (8.9)Alcohol drinking, n (%)43 (25.6)History of surgery, n (%)59 (35.1)Medical history, n (%) Diabetes10 (6.0) Hypertension29 (17.3) Hyperlipidemia44 (26.2) Atrial fibrillation0 Ischemic heart disease0 Valvular heart disease0 Chronic kidney disease0 Prior stroke0Current medication, n (%) Antiplatelet1 (0.6) Anticoagulant0 Antihypertensive24 (14.3) Statin22 (13.1) Others37 (22.0)The original article has been updated.

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Cerebrovascular Diseases
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2026-06-16
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https://doi.org/10.1159/000552420
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Cerebrovascular and Carotid Artery Diseases
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In the article "Marine Mobile Stroke Unit: A Pilot Study on the Feasibility and Quality of Brain Imaging" [Cerebrovasc Dis. 2025; https://doi.org/10.1159/000549242] by Nilanont et al., the authors found that the incorrect average values were presented in Table 1, and Table 1 has been corrected. The last sentence in the first paragraph of the Results section, "A small proportion of participants were on antithrombotic therapy (15%) were on anticoagulants, 13.1% were on antihypertensive agents, and 22.0% were on statins", has been deleted.Table 1.Characteristics of participantsDemographicTotal (n = 168), n (%)Age, mean±SD, years42.1±12.6Gender, n (%) Male53 (32.1) Female114 (67.9)Weight, mean±SD, kg64.4±14.3Smoking, n (%)15 (8.9)Alcohol drinking, n (%)43 (25.6)History of surgery, n (%)59 (35.1)Medical history, n (%) Diabetes10 (6.0) Hypertension29 (17.3) Hyperlipidemia44 (26.2) Atrial fibrillation0 Ischemic heart disease0 Valvular heart disease0 Chronic kidney disease0 Prior stroke0Current medication, n (%) Antiplatelet1 (0.6) Anticoagulant0 Antihypertensive24 (14.3) Statin22 (13.1) Others37 (22.0)The original article has been updated.

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