Avoiding Glenoid Loosening with rTSA
This video presents an analysis of baseplate loosening after reverse total shoulder arthroplasty, highlighting an overall low baseplate failure rate of 0.74%. It contrasts modern implant success with historical challenges, emphasizing advancements in design that have significantly improved outcomes. The discussion also addresses specific patient factors and implant types associated with slightly elevated failure rates, ultimately underscoring the rare occurrence of glenoid loosening in contemporary practice.
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