Does mode of effective connectivity within a putative neural network differentiate moral cognitions related to care and justice ethics?
These results support a neurobiological differentiation between care and justice ethics and suggest that human moral behavior reflects the outcome of integrating opposing rule-based, self-other perspectives, and emotional responses.
Complication rates and KOOS outcome after surgery with intramedullary nailing were not influenced by time of day of surgery and experience level of the surgeon. The lengths of hospital stay increase significantly when surgery is performed at night by trainee surgeons, but not when performed by trauma surgeons.