Shoulder Arthritis In Young Active Patients - What Are The Best Options? (2021 Annual Meeting)-Shoulder Arthritis In Young Active Patients

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The video discusses treatment options for young patients with shoulder arthritis, emphasizing that shoulder arthroplasty is the best option. Factors like joint space, pain levels, and range of motion should be considered when determining if a patient is suitable for arthroplasty. Surgical options include total shoulder arthroplasty or hemiarthroplasty, with realistic expectations of potential future revision surgery. Glenoid morphology and posterior subluxation are also important in the surgical approach. The video mentions the increasing number of shoulder arthroplasty procedures and the need for effective management strategies. <br /><br />The speakers discuss various treatment options, with hemiarthroplasty being limited and total shoulder replacement being the goal. Riemann run can be an option in some cases. Patient selection is crucial, and the video emphasizes the use of preoperative planning and imaging techniques like CT scans. Several case examples are presented, highlighting different surgical approaches and implants such as stemless devices, metal-backed glenoids, all-poly glenoids, and reverse shoulder arthroplasty. Subscapularis repair is important, and different fixation techniques are discussed. Post-operative outcomes and potential complications like implant dislocation or failure are also addressed. <br /><br />No specific credits were mentioned in the summary.

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Anthony A. Romeo, M.D. | Brandon J. Erickson, M.D. | Matthew T. Provencher, M.D. | Samuel A. Taylor, M.D.

Keywords

shoulder arthritis

treatment options

shoulder arthroplasty

joint space

pain levels

range of motion

surgical options

total shoulder arthroplasty

hemiarthroplasty

glenoid morphology

posterior subluxation

preoperative planning

implants