Table 7.

Distribution of glenoid morphometric parameters across world

Studies	Region of origin	Method of measurement	No of shoulders studied	Mean glenoid SI diameter or Height	Mean glenoid AP1 diameter or Maximum width	Glenoid version	Glenoid inclination (+ up)
Coskun et al. [37]	Turkey	C	90	36.3	24.6
Rosales-Rosales et al. [43]	Spain	CT	154	28.78	20.27
Mathews et al.[7]	Switzerland	CT	18	36.6	27.8	− 1	+ 13
Polguj et al. [44]	Poland	C	86	38.32	27.67
Mizuno et al.[42]	French	CT	100	35.4	26.7	− 2.3	+ 11.6
	Japanese	CT	100	33.3	25.5	− 6	+ 10.4
Churchill et al. [6]	USA	C	344	35.1	25.7	− 1.2
Piponov et al. [3]	USA	CT	108	31.7	24.7	0.5
Iannotti et al. [45]	USA	C & MRI	140	39	29
Lombardo et al. [46]	USA	CT	39	34.9	25.7
	Australia		37	34.6	24.7
Cabezas et al.[47]	USA	CT	92	35.8
	Korea		58	33.4
Aigbogun et al. [40]	Nigeria	C	200	36.9	25.3
Ei-din et al. [48]	Egypt	C	160	38.9	28.2
Gamal hameed et al. [39]	Egypt	C	38 right	33.1	24.4
			30 left	28.7	22.1
Chaijaroonkhanarak et al. [49]	Thailand	C	166 males	37.1	27.4
			98 females	33.2	23.7
Wang et al. [41]	China	CT	90	34.5	25.1	− 0.03
Jung et al. [51]	Korea	CT	38	37.7	26.9
Present study	India	C & CT	4266	34.65	23.72	− 1.75

SI Supero-inferior, AP Anteroposterior, C Cadaveric study, CT Computed Tomography

In case of glenoid version, “–” sign demarcates retroversion and ‘ + ’ sign demarcates anteversion