Retraction of Redundant Publication

Editor’s Comment: 

On Redundant and Duplicate Articles 
The availability of large electronic data bases and our ease in querying them makes recognition of redundant and duplicate publications easier. Both are considered to be a type of self-plagiarism. Once an editor recognizes a publication as redundant or duplicate, he or she may choose to inform PubMed with or without warning the author(s).>>>

Notice of Redundant Publication

Korean J Radiol. 2007 May-Jun;8(3):262-262.

doi: 10.3348/kjr.2007.8.3.262.

The article "Does the Oropharyngeal Fat Tissue Influence the Oropharyngeal Airway in Snorers? Dynamic CT Study" by Tolga Aksoz, Huseyin Akan, Mehmet Celebi, Banu Baglan Sakan, published in Korean Journal of Radiology (2004;5:102-106) is for the most part identical to an article by Huseyin Akan, entitled "Dynamic Upper Airway Soft-Tissue and Caliber Changes in Healthy Subjects and Snoring Patients" published in American Journal of Neuroradiology (2004;25:1846-1850). All members of the ethical committee on publication of the Korean Radiological Society agreed that the two papers belong to the category of redundant publication.