Case 1: An active man with pain and loss of function of his right shoulder had these preoperative x-rays
His axillary "truth" view showed posterior decentering of the humeral head on a retroverted glenoid.
At six weeks after surgery he had excellent range of assisted motion and these x-rays showing an impaction grafted canal-sparing stem
and an anteriorly eccentric prosthetic humeral head centered on the glenoid reamed conservatively to a single concavity without attempting to change version.
Case 2: An active man with pain and loss of function of his right shoulder had these preoperative x-rays
At six weeks after surgery he had excellent range of assisted motion and these x-rays showing an impaction grafted canal-sparing stem
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