Abstract
The authors of this paper recently received correspondence from Captain RC Sanderson, Retired Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, that the T-shape instrument described in our technical note was first demonstrated to him by Air Commodore TW Negus while he was training at The RAF Hospital, Ely in 1988. The Air Commodore may have designed this as well as several other surgical instruments though it was never published. On behalf of the authors, I would like to thank Captain Sanderson for bringing this information to our attention and apologise for this oversight.
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