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. 2022 May 19;2(3):285–296. doi: 10.1016/j.xrrt.2022.04.007

Table III.

Summary of short-term ROM, complications, and radiographic findings.

Author Treatment Forward flexion (range), in degree External rotation, in degree Abduction, in degree Internal rotation, in degree Complicatons Radiographic results
Onlay glenoid TSA
 Gerber et al (2009)14 Asymmetric reaming Improvement: 37 Improvement: 45 None reported None reported
 Alentorn-Geli et al (2018)1 Asymmetric reaming Pre: 87.3 (NR)
Post: 164.9 (NR)
Pre: 9.6 (NR)
Post: 61.7 (NR)
2 Asymptomatic glenoid loosening
2 Late rotator cuff insufficiency
4 Posterior subluxation
9 Glenoids with lucency
 Orvets et al (2018)40 Asymmetric reaming 1 Symptomatic rotator cuff tear (revision) 20 Glenoids with lucency
 Sabesan et al (2013)43 All-polyethylene pegged or keeled glenoid with PGBG Post: 156 (17) (110 to 170)
Improvement: 27.2
Post: 49 (21) (30 to 90)
Improvement: 15.9
1 Infection (revision)
1 Glenoid mechanical failure (revision)
2 Broken screws
 Nicholson et al (2017)37 TSA with PGBG Pre: 89
Post: 149
Pre: 19
Post: 56
Pre: 28
Post: 47
1 Stiffness (reoperation) 3 Broken screws
3 Broken central peg markers
2 Lucent lines (inferior peg)
 Stephens et al (2017)48 TSA with augment Pre: 109.5 (NR)
Post: 159.3 (NR)
Pre: 16.2 (NR)
Post: 48.1 (NR)
None 5 Glenoids with lucency
 Ho et al (2018)22 TSA with augment Pre: 110 (60 to 170)
Post: 160 (90 to 180)
Pre: 20 (0 to 60)
Post: 50 (10 to 80)
None 11 Glenoids with lucency
7 Humeral head subluxation
 Priddy et al (2019)41 TSA with augment Pre: 103 (NR)
Post: 141 (NR)
Improvement: 38.6
Pre: 18 (NR)
Post: 48 (NR)
Improvement: 31.3
Pre: 97 (NR)
Post: 134 (NR)
Improvement: 37.4
Pre: 3.1 (NR)
Post: 5.3 (NR)
Improvement: 2.2
1 Infection (revision)
1 Glenoid loosening (revision)
20 Glenoids with lucency
RSA
 Mizuno et al (2013)35 RSA Pre: 89 (NR)
Post: 153 (NR)
Pre: 3 (NR)
Post: 27 (NR)
Pre: Buttock (NR)
Post: T12 (NR)
1 Early glenoid loosening (revision)
1 Transient axillary nerve palsy
1 Transient ulnar nerve palsy
1 Permanent ulnar nerve palsy
10 Scapular notching
No other glenoid lucency noted
 Harmsen et al (2017)20 BIO-RSA Pre: 97.3 (NR)
Post: 138.6 (NR)
Improvement: 41.3
Pre: 16.4 (NR)
Post: 32.8 (NR)
Improvement: 16.4
Pre: 84.4 (NR)
Post: 130.9 (NR)
Improvement: 46.5
Pre: buttock (NR)
Post: L3 (NR)
Improvement: 4 levels
1 Early infection (antibiotics)
1 Late infection (revision)
8 Scapular notching
3 Graft resorption
 Alentorn-Geli et al (2018)1 RSA Pre: 86.8 (NR)
Post: 160 (NR)
Pre: 10.0 (NR)
Post: 53.7 (NR)
None None
Hemiarthroplasty
 Hsu et al (2016)25 Hemiarthroplasty with concentric glenoid reaming 1 Infection (revision)
1 Stiffness (revision)
 Getz et al (2017)15 Hemiarthroplasty with concentric glenoid reaming Post: 147.9 (110 to 180), only inlcuded patients no undergoing revision Post: 39.4 (20 to 60), only inlcuded patients no undergoing revision 4 Early revisions for continued pain and persistent stiffness
2 Long-term pain and stiffness (revision)
4 Posterior humeral head subluxation
Inlay glenoid
 Cvetanovich et al (2019)10 Humeral head resurfacing with inlay glenoid Pre: 107 (NR)
Post: 155 (NR)
Pre: 23 (NR)
Post: 55 (NR)
1 Hematoma
1 Pulmonary embolism
No osteolysis, radiolucenct lines, or component change noted
 Egger et al (2019)11 Humeral head resurfacing with inlay glanoid Pre: 118.6
Post: 168.6
Pre: 20.0
Post: 59.0
None 15 Incomplete lucency
9 Complete lucency

ROM, range of motion; TSA, total shoulder arthroplasty; Pre, preoperative; NR, not reported; Post, postoperative; PGBG, posterior glenoid bone graft; RSA, reverse shoulder arthroplasty; BIO-RSA, bony increased offset-reverse shoulder arthroplasty.