Correction: Early postpartum pumping behaviors, pumped milk volume, and achievement of secretory activation in breast pump-dependent mothers of preterm infants

Correction to: Journal of Perinatology https://doi.org/10.1038/s41372-024-02021-2, published online 08 June 2024

There were some errors in the online version of this article, which have been corrected.

Page 3, the second paragraph (under Table 1) first sentence was incorrectly given as:

Daily MOM biomarkers were used to calculate daily values for Na and Na:K ratio, daily rates of change in Na and Na:K ratio, achievement of secretory activation (yes/no; defined as Na ::16 mMol and/or Na:K ratio <0.8), and reversal of secretory activation, defined as having at least 1 daily MOM sample with Na >16 mMol and/or Na:K ratio >0.8 on a day after achievement of secretory activation.

Daily MOM biomarkers were used to calculate daily values for Na and Na:K ratio, daily rates of change in Na and Na:K ratio, achievement of secretory activation (yes/no; defined as Na <16 mMol and/or Na:K ratio <0.8), and reversal of secretory activation, defined as having at least 1 daily MOM sample with Na >16 mMol and/or Na:K ratio >0.8 on a day after achievement of secretory activation.

Page 5, the sentence in the first line of second column was incorrectly given as:

While daily Na concentration and Na:K (Supplementary Fig. 3) was higher in LIPG than HIPG consistently (p = 0.07 for Na; 0.39 for Na:K), the differences did not warrant statistical significance most likely due to limited sample size.

While daily Na concentration and Na:K (Supplementary Fig. 3) were higher in LIPG than HIPG consistently (p = 0.07 for Na; 0.39 for Na:K), the differences did not warrant statistical significance most likely due to limited sample size.

Reference 18 was incorrectly given as:

18. R Core Team. R: A language and environment for statistical computing. R foundation for statistical computing. R Core Team: Vienna, 2021.

18. R Core Team. R: A language and environment for statistical computing. R foundation for statistical computing. R Core Team: Vienna, Austria, 2021.

The Funding information section was missing from this article and should have read. Study was partially funded by Medela, AG.

The original article has been corrected.

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