Feedback & Corrections

Report an error

A clinical reference is only as trustworthy as its willingness to be corrected. If you spot an error — a wrong threshold, an outdated recommendation, a mis-stated mechanism, a broken link — please tell us. The fastest way is the "Report an issue" link at the foot of every page, which opens a pre-addressed email stamped with the page and version; or write directly to CONTACT.

A useful report includes: the page title, the specific statement in question, what you believe is correct, and a primary source (DOI/PMID or guideline) if you have one. Corrections that come with a citation can be verified and applied quickly.

How corrections are handled

Reports are triaged against the primary literature and current society guidance. A confirmed correction is applied, the page's last_updated date is advanced, and — where the fix is substantive — it is noted in the changelog. The evidence-grading system (A / B / C / INFERENCE) is applied to any new claim, and DOIs are verified before they are added, never guessed.

Suggest new content

Gaps and suggestions are welcome too — a missing entity, a tool that would help your practice, a figure that would clarify a concept. The same contact address reaches the editors.

Contribute an article

If you are a physician or scientist who would like to author a contributed review, the atlas has a built-in authorship-and-provenance system: your article is credited to you, links to the sections it informs, and appears on your contributor profile. See the Author Guide for how to submit and the editorial standards every entry meets.

Scope & limits

Please note that this resource does not provide individual medical advice and cannot answer questions about the care of specific patients — see the Disclaimer & Terms of Use. Feedback is used to improve the reference for everyone.

Related Pages

• Disclaimer & Terms of Use — what the atlas is and is not.
• Contribute to the Atlas — Author Guide — authorship and review.
• About & Methodology — how the atlas is built and maintained.