To the editor,

I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to submit an erratum to our recently published manuscript titled “Reciprocal Changes Following Cervical Realignment Surgery,” which was published in Neurospine.

Upon careful review of our published article, my co-authors and I have identified errors in Fig. 1 that require correction. Specifically, the figure was missing crucial markers and an incorrect label was assigned to the depicted motion. We sincerely apologize for these oversights and any inconvenience they may have caused.

Here are the specific errors identified in Fig. 1:

1. Missing markers: Several essential markers representing relevant information were inadvertently omitted from the original figure, affecting the clarity and accuracy of the data presentation.

2. Incorrect labeling: The motion described in the figure was mistakenly labeled as “extension” instead of the correct term, “dorsiflexion.” This mislabeling inaccurately represents the nature of the movement observed in our study. To address these errors, we have prepared a corrected version of Fig. 1 (see attached). The revised figure includes the missing markers and accurately labels the motion as “dorsiflexion.” We believe these corrections will significantly enhance the accuracy and clarity of our findings.

We understand the importance of maintaining the integrity of the scientific record and are committed to rectifying any inaccuracies promptly. We kindly request that you consider publishing this erratum to ensure that readers have access to the correct information.

We would be grateful for your guidance on the appropriate steps to proceed in updating the published version of our article. We are committed to cooperating fully with the journal to ensure the dissemination of accurate information to the scientific community.

Thank you for your attention to this matter. Should you require any additional information or further clarification, please do not hesitate to contact me.

We sincerely appreciate your assistance in resolving this matter promptly.

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