In the Invited Commentary titled “Coronary Computed Tomographic Angiography—The First Test for Evaluating Patients With Chest Pain?,”¹ published online first in JAMA Internal Medicine on October 2, 2017, the authors omitted disclosure of potential conflicts of interest. The disclosure statement should include the following: “Dr Villines reported volunteer affiliations related to cardiovascular imaging, including serving as president for the Society of Cardiovascular CT; chair-elect for the Imaging Council, American College of Cardiology; and member of the Council on Cardiovascular Radiology and Intervention, American Heart Association. He also reported serving as a paid a consultant and speaker for Boehringer-Ingelheim related to anticoagulation. Dr Shaw reported serving as a past president for the Society of Cardiovascular CT and the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology and as member of the Imaging Council for the American College of Cardiology.” The article has been corrected online.

在题为“冠状计算机断层扫描血管造影术-评估胸痛患者的第一个测试？”的特邀评论中，¹在JAMA内科杂志上首次在线发表在2017年10月2日，作者省略了潜在利益冲突的披露。披露声明应包括以下内容：“ Villines博士报告了与心血管成像有关的志愿者隶属关系，包括担任心血管CT协会主席；美国心脏病学会影像学委员会主席；美国心脏病学会心血管放射学和介入委员会成员。他还报告曾担任勃林格殷格翰公司抗凝方面的有偿顾问和发言人。肖博士报告曾担任心血管CT学会和美国核心脏病学会的前任主席，以及美国心脏病学会影像学委员会的成员。” 该文章已在线更正。