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Reverse total shoulder arthroplasty with proximal bone loss: a biomechanical comparison of partially vs. fully cemented humeral stems.

Carlos MaturanaBrandon PetersonBrendan ShiBailey MooneyTyler ClitesThomas J Kremen
Published in: Journal of shoulder and elbow surgery (2024)
Partially and fully cemented humeral prostheses had subsidence that was significantly less than 5 mm. Partially cemented stems required less removal torque for debonding of the component from the cement mantle. In all cases, removal of fully cemented stems resulted in humeral fracture. Reduced cementation of humeral prostheses may provide both sufficient biomechanical stability and ease of future component removal.
Keyphrases
  • total knee arthroplasty
  • total hip
  • bone loss
  • finite element
  • rotator cuff
  • total hip arthroplasty