Patient-related risk factors for early unplanned reoperation following revision total shoulder arthroplasty
Ralph Alberto,
Apoorva H Mehta,
Puneet Gupta
et al.
Abstract:Purpose There has been an increase in the number of total shoulder arthroplasty (TSA) revisions performed as the number of primary surgeries increases rapidly. Revision procedures have a higher failure rate and there is a lack of understanding of patient risk factors for needing another repeat surgery following revision TSA. Methods Revision patients were separated into two cohorts: those needing an unplanned reoperation and those that did not within 30 days following revision TSA. Multivariate logistic regres… Show more
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