He called attention to several of the figures from this report.
The first shows that uncemented glenoid components have a much higher rate of revision than cemented glenoids. Click on the graph for a magnified view.
The second excludes the SMR prosthesis
The third shows the reasons for revision.
These data seem to have influenced the choice of prosthesis:
Comment: While some are enthusiastic about cementless glenoid components, these data are not encouraging.
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