Here are the films of a painful left shoulder several in a 40+ year old patient who had had a series of labral repairs and a hemiarthroplasty prior to the short stemmed implant total shoulder performed elsewhere. The shoulder has been progressively more painful for the three years after the total shoulder. The x-rays show humeral and glenoid osteolysis. The patient has scheduled a single stage revision.
Three months ago the patient presented to us with an arthritic right shoulder. The axillary "truth" view shows a biconcave glenoid with posterior decentering.
At the three month checkup, the right shoulder is comfortable, mobile and gaining strength. The x-rays are shown below.
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