Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery
Original articleShoulder arthroplasty: The socket perspective
Section snippets
Complications of total shoulder arthroplasty
Although the details of the pathogenesis and progression of glenoid arthritis have yet to be defined precisely, it is apparent that compromise of the structure or mechanical properties of the labrum and cartilage of the glenoid, the “soft side” of the articulation, will result in loss of the normal load-distributing and stabilizing mechanisms of the joint. With loss of the even distribution of the humeral force, local concentrations of load accelerate the deformation and deterioration of the
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