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. 2024 Mar 20;4(3):464–471. doi: 10.1016/j.xrrt.2024.02.010

Table II.

Preoperative and surgical characteristics.

Characteristic Value
Operative side (n)
 Right 8
 Left 2
Previous surgery on operative shoulder (n)
 No 8
 Yes 2
Preoperative diagnosis (n)
 Primary osteoarthritis + glenoid bone loss 9
 Primary osteoarthritis + glenoid bone loss + biceps tendonitis 1
Walch classification (n)
 A2 1
 B1 1
 B2 6
 B3 2
Sirveaux classification (n)
 E1 9
 E3 1
Glenoid defect location (n)
 Posterior 10
Glenoid retroversion (mean ± SD) −25.2 ± 10.6
Glenoid defect depth (mean ± SD) 7.8 ± 2.9
Structural graft source (n)
 Humeral head 10
Structural graft fixation method (n)
 3mm cannulated screws 8
 3.5mm cortical screws 1
 Unspecified 1
Glenoid implant size (n)
 Medium 7
 Large 3
Humeral off-set (n)
 Versa dial A 2
 Versa dial C 2
 Versa dial D 1
 Versa dial E 5
Intraoperative complications (n) 1

SD, standard deviation.

Two patients had previous surgeries on their operative shoulder. One patient received an arthroscopic debridement for shoulder osteoarthritis, impingement syndrome, and acromioclavicular joint osteoarthritis. The other patient received four surgeries consisting of two open shoulder reconstructions and two arthroscopic debridement procedures to address injuries related to chronic anterior shoulder dislocations.

During structural graft fixation, the end of a guide pin broke inside a cannulated screw that was fixed into bone. The pin was ultimately left inside since the glenoid implant was not obstructed.