Abstract
Jung Ye-Ha, Kim H, Jeon SY, Kwon JM, Lee D, Choi Soo-Hee and Kang Do-Hyung. Aberrant interactions of peripheral measures and neurometabolites with lipids in complex regional pain syndrome using magnetic resonance spectroscopy: A pilot study. Mol Pain 2018; 14: doi: 10.1177/1744806917751323 In this article, the authors inadvertently changed the name of the Lip dependents and forgot to mention the usage of the findings. This is corrected for all the versions of the article and the updated text is mentioned below. The authors regret this error. Lip09-dependent right thalamus and Lip13a-dependent left thalamus may be important to elucidate abnormal interactions between lipids in the central thalamus and peripheral measures in CRPS patients, suggestive of unique mechanisms underlying lipidassociated pathophysiology in CRPS, These findings may be used to develop personalized therapies according to the dominant side of the thalamus (right versus left) and the presence and interactions of specific metabolites.
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