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Errata

In the April 2006 issue, in the article by Mendes et al, "Airway Blood Flow Reactivity in Healthy Smokers and in Ex-Smokers With or Without COPD" (Chest 2006; 129:893–898 ), the figures were reversed in the production process. The graph shown for Figure 2 should accompany the caption for Figure 1, and the graph shown for Figure 1 should accompany the caption for Figure 2.

In the April 2006 issue, in the article by Wang et al, "Effect of Lung Resection on Exercise Capacity and on Carbon Monoxide Diffusing Capacity During Exercise" (Chest 2006; 129:863–872 ), the affiliation shown for Lee-Min Wang, MD, is incorrect. He is with National Yang-Ming University.

In the May 2006 issue, in the article by Kollef et al, "Clinical Characteristics and Treatment Patterns Among Patients With Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia" (Chest 2006; 129:1210–1218 ), the degrees of the sixth author should be shown as Lisa Benz-Scott, PhD, MS, affiliated with Stony Brook University, Health Sciences Center, School of Health Technology and Management. In the footnotes, Lisa Bullard is incorrectly listed as an author.

In the April 2004 issue, in the article by Lee et al, "Repeated Dosing Effects of Mediator Antagonists in Inhaled Corticosteroid-Treated Atopic Asthmatic Patients" (Chest 2004; 125:1372–1377 ), the third sentence in the "Results" section of the Abstract should read as follows: "Spontaneous recovery after AMP challenge, as determined by area under the 60-min time-response curve, was significantly enhanced (p < 0.05) with the use of ML (352 ± 95%.min) compared to FEX (758 ± 140%.min) and PL (683 ± 134%.min)."

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