… sixty-five shoulders that had an … bone graft or grafts and forty-five, with smaller bone grafts
that were not internally fixed. Nineteen of the twenty shoulders that had a large graft or grafts …

… of patients requiring correction with internally fixed bone grafts has ranged from only 4% …
bone grafts for the reconstruction of glenoid deficiencies at the time of total shoulder arthroplasty…

… treated with bone-grafting at the time of revision, with decreased two and five-year … shoulder
arthroplasty without bone graft. Nevertheless, revision to a reverse shoulder arthroplasty did …

… to report on the fate of the bone graft and the associated clinical outcomes of patients
undergoing revision shoulder arthroplasty with extensive glenoid bone grafting for severe defects. …

… shoulder arthroplasty (RSA) with glenoid bone grafting has become a common option for
management of glenoid bone … were to determine (1) the rate of graft union, (2) the revision and …

… Structural bone grafting in primary total shoulder arthroplasty is uncommonly necessary.
When it is performed, the clinical outcomes are favorable; however, radiographic analysis …

… Approximately 15% of primary reconstructions will require bone grafting, and the … bone
grafting techniques. This provides the practicing surgeon with a set of strategies to address bone …

… and baseplate augments in these severe glenoid bone loss and … shoulder arthroplasty (RSA)
using either bone graft or augmented baseplates for the management of glenoid bone loss …

… bone loss remains a challenge in patients requiring shoulder arthroplasty and may necessitate
glenoid bone grafting. … of glenoid bone grafting in primary reverse shoulder arthroplasty. …

… Large glenoid defects pose difficulties in shoulder arthroplasty. Structural grafts consisting of
a humeral … Few series describe grafts used with reverse total shoulder arthroplasty (RTSA). …