In the published article an error was identified regarding the reference numbers in Table 1 as published. The old version appears below:
Figure
As shown in the Table above, in the first and second lines, the studies by Knoll et al. (82) and Knoll et al. (74) were mistakenly replaced with the references of the severity classification systems (Malec et al. and the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine) in the author column. The updated version appears below:
Figure
As highlighted in red, the first row should list Knoll et al. (82) as the study. The reference in the “Criteria of severity” column should be “Mayo TBI severity classification” with the reference number written inside the parenthesis: Mayo TBI severity classification (112). The second row should list Knoll et al. (74) as the study. The reference in the “Criteria of severity” column should be “ACRM criteria” with the reference number written inside the parenthesis: ACRM criteria (113).
The original version of this article has been updated.
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Keywords
traumatic brain injury, auditory, hearing loss, tinnitus, hyperacusis, TBI severity, aetiology, gender
Citation
Bölükbaş K, Edwards L, Phillips OR and Fackrell K (2025) Correction: The auditory outcomes in non-blast related traumatic brain injury and the role of severity, aetiology and gender: a scoping review. Front. Neurol. 16:1666664. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2025.1666664
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15 July 2025
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17 July 2025
Published
12 August 2025
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16 - 2025
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