Publications by authors named "Charles J Green"
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- Different insect species manage their energy intake differently when food is scarce; the study compares hornworms and cockroaches in this context.
- Hornworms prioritize growth even under food restriction, while cockroaches significantly reduce growth and prioritize metabolism instead.
- When food is limited, hornworms only decrease growth energy allocation by 14%, while cockroaches see a 120% decrease, indicating a stronger focus on metabolic needs for cockroaches compared to hornworms.*
Unicompartmental medial knee arthritis can be successfully treated with either unicompartmental or total knee arthroplasty (UKA or TKA). Active patients often inquire about the relative likelihood of returning to a sport-related activity after surgery. Some advocates of UKA suggest that UKA can lead to a higher rate of return to sports activity postoperatively, but little information is available comparing the outcomes of UKA versus TKA.
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