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. 2026 May 8;185(6):368. doi: 10.1007/s00431-026-07005-2

Correction to: Real-world use of Serial Clinical Observation in culture-proven early-onset sepsis: timing of recognition, treatment and retrospective comparison with the Neonatal Sepsis Calculator

Francesca Miselli 1,14,✉, Licia Lugli 1, Giorgia Dragone 2, Luca Bedetti 1, Sofia Spinedi 3, Mariagrazia Capretti 4, Lucia Marrozzini 5, Luisa Di Luca 6, Silvia Fanaro 7, Lucia Gambini 8, Giacomo Biasucci 9, Giancarlo Piccinini 10, Davide Scarponi 11, Irene Papa 11, Francesca Nanni 11, Lorenza Baroni 12, Rossella Pagano 13, Valeria Capone 1, Alberto Berardi 1
PMCID: PMC13156190  PMID: 42101675

Correction to: European Journal of Pediatrics (2026) 185:274

10.1007/s00431-026-06905-7

In the original publication of the article “Real-world use of Serial Clinical Observation in culture-proven early-onset sepsis: timing of recognition, treatment and retrospective comparison with the Neonatal Sepsis Calculator” (DOI: 10.1007/s00431-026-06905-7), the legend for Figure 1 was inadvertently omitted.

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The article was originally published with Figure 1 lacking its explanatory legend.graphic file with name 431_2026_7005_Figa_HTML.jpg

Corrected form:

The legend for Figure 1 should have been included as follows:graphic file with name 431_2026_7005_Figb_HTML.jpg

¶ One neonate remained untreated; six neonates were given antibiotics.

§ No risk factors. However, infants were monitored after birth because of clinical signs of illness.

† One of these eight neonates with non-severe disease, eligible for SCO, developed symptoms after 48 hours of life, i.e. outside the SCO observation window.

The original article has been corrected.

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