… common reason for shoulder replacement. Total shoulder arthroplasty provides reliable pain
… morphology and diminished bone stock are important for successful shoulder arthroplasty. …

… Acquired bone defects are present in nearly 40% of patients with CTA undergoing RSA.13,…
bone loss for different etiologies are discussed and strategies to address this bone loss at the …

… In summary, this small series of cases combining autogenous bone-grafting with total
shoulder arthroplasty demonstrated good incorporation of the autogenous bone, significant …

… shoulder arthroplasty (TSA); that analysis revealed 414 complication events after 2,810 total
shoulder … associated with anatomic TSA and reverse shoulder arthroplasty (RSA). Additional …

… Humeral bone loss in revision total shoulder arthroplasty: the proximal humeral … The
effect of proximal humeral bone loss on revision reverse total shoulder arthroplasty. J Shoulder …

… Techniques that can be used to compensate for lesser degrees of bone loss include changing
the humeral component version, reaming to lower the elevated side of the glenoid margin, …

… Glenoid bone loss is commonly observed during primary and revision reverse shoulder
arthroplasty. Glenoid baseplates are often implanted with incomplete glenoid bone support. The …

… Abnormal glenoid architecture resulting from loss of bone usually is listed among the
contraindications to total shoulder arthroplasty using an unconstrained prosthesis. However, in a …

… bone loss. In addition, we compare the results of revision reverse shoulder arthroplasty in
the setting of proximal humeral bone loss without the use of allograft to current literature. …

… Total shoulder arthroplasty (TSA) has proved to be … for shoulder arthroplasty, and all can
compromise glenoid bone stock by … varying amounts of glenoid bone loss, including direction of …