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By: Staff Writer 25 May 2012

The Editorial Team would like to admit to an error in our use of a wrong image to accompany the recent article on ‘Post-partum Bladder Care’.

The image shown is of a Redivac drain, rather than the intended one of a urethral catheter.

We apologise to Mr Phillip Rahmanou, Mrs Louise Rahmanou and you, our good readers.

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