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Hemiarthroplasty
5%
26/549
Total shoulder arthroplasty
60%
331/549
Reverse total shoulder arthroplasty
30%
167/549
Arthroscopic debridement
2%
12/549
Glenoid osteotomy and interposition arthroplasty
10/549
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The radiographs and CT scan reveal osteoarthritis with posterior subluxation and posterior bone loss. Total shoulder arthroplasty with reaming of the high side to neutralize the glenoid surface has been shown to yield better results than hemiarthroplasty. The amount of bone loss in this patient does not require posterior glenoid augmentation. Reverse total shoulder arthroplasty is indicated for rotator cuff tear arthropathy; therefore, it is not applicable. Arthroscopic debridement has yielded poor results with advanced osteoarthritis and posterior subluxation. Results from glenoid osteotomy have been variable and glenoid osteotomy is not indicated with associated osteoarthritis.
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