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Chay-You Ang1, Kah-Weng Lai1, Denny Lie Tjiauw Tjoen1
1Singapore General Hospital, Singapore.
Introduction:
This study reviews the outcomes of reverse shoulder arthroplasty (RSA) and introduces a novel method of measuring changes in the center-of-rotation (COR) of the shoulder joint post-operatively.
Methods:
We performed 10 reverse shoulders in 2011. Patients were evaluated pre-operatively and post-operatively using the Constant Score. The COR of the shoulder was determined pre- and post-operatively on radiographs and the differences were analysed.
Results:
There was significant improvement in Constant Scores post-operatively with reduction in pain and increase in strength. Medialisation but not distalisation of the COR was achieved.
Discussion:
Longer follow-up studies and studies on survivalship are required.