2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.jse.2018.02.036
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The lateralization and distalization shoulder angles are important determinants of clinical outcomes in reverse shoulder arthroplasty

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“…No statistical significance was found in overall post-operative GRC, 12 ADLER, 10,14 WOOS 11 and pain scores. 11…”
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“…No statistical significance was found in overall post-operative GRC, 12 ADLER, 10,14 WOOS 11 and pain scores. 11…”
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confidence: 76%
“…Post-operative Constant scores for all BIO-RSA increased by a frequency weighted mean of 39 points (184 joints) 6,10,1416 compared to 41 points for STD-RSA joints (97 joints). 10,14,15 The frequency-weighted mean absolute post-operative Constant scores for BIO-RSA was 66 (204 joints), 6,10,12,1416 compared to 61 for STD-RSA (117 joints). 10,12,14,15 Only Collin et al.…”
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“…46 Lateralization improves external rotation but may do so at the expense of elevation 30 and abduction. 5 A prior systematic review found no significant differences in postoperative outcomes between patients with medialized and lateralized COR implants. 27 Another prior retrospective study demonstrated significantly worse outcomes with lateralized implants.…”
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