Correction: Bilateral acute angle closure caused by supraciliary effusions associated with venlafaxine intake
Authors: Maria Hannah Pia de Guzman, Sureka Thiagalingam, Poh Yan Ong and Ivan Goldberg
Published online: 21 March 2005
Re: “Bilateral acute angle closure caused by supraciliary effusions associated with venlafaxine intake” by de Guzman M H P, Thiagalingam S, Ong P Y and Goldberg I in the 7 February 2005 issue of the Journal (Med J Aust 2005; 182: 121-123). In the second paragraph of the “Clinical record”, the number “3” appears, instead of a multiplication symbol, in two places. The second sentence should read “Spectacle correction revealed compound hypermetropic astigmatism (right eye, +1.00 + 1.50 × 75°; left eye, +1.75 + 2.25 × 110°).” In the same article, the initial capital letter (“V”) of the first paragraph after the clinical record box is missing: the first word should be “Venlafaxine”.
Similarly, in the article by Ng C V T [page 120] in the same issue, the initial capital letter (“M”) is missing: the first word of the first paragraph should be “Myasthenia”.
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