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Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science June 2009, Vol.50, 2625. doi:
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Erratum in: “Constant Volume of the Human Lens and Decrease in Surface Area of the Capsular Bag during Accommodation: An MRI and Scheimpflug Study” by Hermans et al. ( Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 2009;50:281–289.) 
In Figure 5 , only the right-hand image belonged to the 20-year-old subject. The image in the unaccommodated state was from the 35-year-old subject. The correct figure is below. 
Figure 5.
Example of two cross-sectional slices of the 3D MRI measurements of the 20-year-old subject in the unaccommodated and fully accommodated states.
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Example of two cross-sectional slices of the 3D MRI measurements of the 20-year-old subject in the unaccommodated and fully accommodated states.
Figure 5.
 
Example of two cross-sectional slices of the 3D MRI measurements of the 20-year-old subject in the unaccommodated and fully accommodated states.
Example of two cross-sectional slices of the 3D MRI measurements of the 20-year-old subject in the unaccommodated and fully accommodated states.
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Figure 5.
Example of two cross-sectional slices of the 3D MRI measurements of the 20-year-old subject in the unaccommodated and fully accommodated states.
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Example of two cross-sectional slices of the 3D MRI measurements of the 20-year-old subject in the unaccommodated and fully accommodated states.
Figure 5.
 
Example of two cross-sectional slices of the 3D MRI measurements of the 20-year-old subject in the unaccommodated and fully accommodated states.
Example of two cross-sectional slices of the 3D MRI measurements of the 20-year-old subject in the unaccommodated and fully accommodated states.
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