The ream and run procedure is of increasing interest to highly active patients wishing to avoid the potential risks of a plastic glenoid component. The procedure is also of interest to the next generation of shoulder surgeons. At the University of Washington we recently had the great pleasure of interviewing a group of outstanding candidates for our one year shoulder fellowship. They expressed interest in seeing some video regarding the ream and run procedure so we share some of them here.
the ream and run procedure
activities that some patients have been able to perform after the ream and run
hitting the bag after the ream and run
playing racquetball after the ream and run
rock climbing after the ream and run
throwing batting practice after the ream and run
cross fit after the ream and run
We also remind prospective ream and run patients and surgeons that this procedure is not for everyone and that the recovery of the biologic glenoid arthroplasty takes time as shown here.
As well as in this report.
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