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Introduction Thorough understanding of the impact of glenohumeral joint pathology on glenoid morphology is important in the predictability of implant survivorship and outcome following total shoulder arthroplasty. Preoperative radiographic
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lateral epicondylitis with iatrogenic damage to the LCL. 1 , 5 - 7 PLRI usually occurs from a fall on the outstretched hand. On impact, the radial head and ulna rotate externally together with valgus displacement of the forearm. This leads to
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of blunt trauma to the region, such as might occur following direct impact to the shoulder region when tacking another player during a game of American football. 19 Diagnosis Patients often present with non-specific symptoms. These can
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. The aim of this review is to evaluate the effectiveness and impact of integrating 3D planning, navigation, PSI, AR, and MR technologies in shoulder arthroplasty for achieving precise implant positioning and to assess their potential benefits in
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glenoid bone defects? When to consider structural glenoid bone graft? What influence the choice of structural bone graft and does it have an impact on the outcomes of the procedure? How to prepare the bone graft to accurately fit the
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revision rates in the meta-analysis by Zumstein et al were 24% and 10%, respectively. 14 The impact of the learning curve on complication rates is unclear. 19 , 20 Groh et al reported an overall complication rate of 7%, and failed to show an
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intraoperative fractures. The technical complexity of the stemless implants resulted in high predisposition to intraoperative and postoperative fractures, particularly fracture of the humeral metaphysis because of excessive bone impaction in softened bone. 95 An
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The two main types of stemless implants are impaction and screw-in. The reported advantages of stemless prostheses include bone preservation, decreased surgical time, lower blood loss, less stress shielding distally, removing the diaphyseal stress
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1913. However, the biological and mechanical environment of the scapula is rather unique and this has an impact on the tendency of fractures to displace (or rather, in many cases, not to displace) and on the stability of most fractures, even in the
