JMIR Med Educmededu20JMIR Medical EducationJMIR Med Educ2369-3762JMIR PublicationsToronto, Canadav11i1e8967010.2196/89670Corrigenda and AddendaCorrection: Comparing the Perceived Realism and Adequacy of Venipuncture Training on an in-House Developed 3D-Printed Arm With a Commercially Available Arm: Randomized, Single-Blind, Cross-Over StudyBrouwer de KoningSusan GijsbertjePhD1HofmanAmyPhD2GerberSonja3LagerburgVeraPhD45van den BoornMichelleMSc13D Lab, Department of Computerization, Automation and Medical Technology (iMED), OLVG Hospital9 OosterparkAmsterdamThe NetherlandsDepartment of Research and Epidemiology, OLVG HospitalAmsterdamThe NetherlandsSkillslab, OLVG HospitalAmsterdamThe NetherlandsDepartment of Medical Physics, OLVG HospitalAmsterdamThe NetherlandsDepartment of Medical Physics and Instrumentation, St. Antonius ZiekenhuisNieuwegeinThe NetherlandsCorrespondence to Susan Gijsbertje Brouwer de Koning, PhD, 3D Lab, Department of Computerization, Automation and Medical Technology (iMED), OLVG Hospital, 9 Oosterpark, Amsterdam, 1091 AC, The Netherlands, 31 020 599 91 11; sgbrouwerdekoning@gmail.com20252212202511e896701612202516122025© Susan Gijsbertje Brouwer de Koning, Amy Hofman, Sonja Gerber, Vera Lagerburg, Michelle van den Boorn. Originally published in JMIR Medical Education (https://mededu.jmir.org), 22.12.2025. 2025

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In “Comparing the Perceived Realism and Adequacy of Venipuncture Training on an in-House Developed 3D-Printed Arm With a Commercially Available Arm: Randomized, Single-Blind, Cross-Over Study” [1], the authors made one addition.

The following affiliation has been added as affiliation 5 and attached to author VL:

Department of Medical Physics and Instrumentation, St. Antonius Ziekenhuis, Nieuwegein, The Netherlands

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ReferencesBrouwer de KoningSG HofmanA GerberS LagerburgV van den BoornM Comparing the perceived realism and adequacy of venipuncture training on an in-house developed 3D-printed arm with a commercially available arm: randomized, single-blind, cross-over studyJMIR Med Educ202511411e7113910.2196/7113941187260