Does increased Femoral Component Size Options improve Manipulation Rate in Females and Knee Society Clinical Scores in Males?
Availability of intermediate size femoral component sizes was associated with a lower rate of manipulation in female patients. Greater KS clinical score improvement was observed in men after availability of additional femoral sizes.
Our data demonstrate that CerK induces proliferation but not PGE2 formation of renal mesangial cells and fibroblasts, and suggest that targeted CerK inhibition has potential for treating mesangioproliferative kidney diseases.