Routine use of patient specific instruments in reverse shoulder arthroplasty produces significant improvements in the inclination profile of the glenoid component

This study demonstrates that routine use of an additional intra-operative adjunct, such as a PSI jig for all cases of RSA should be considered, to improve the ability of the surgeon to reproduce the surgical plan faithfully.

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Shoulder & Elbow
Published
2025-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.1177/17585732251371304
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Shoulder Injury and Treatment
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Routine use of patient specific instruments in reverse shoulder arthroplasty produces significant improvements in the inclination profile of the glenoid component

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Routine use of patient specific instruments in reverse shoulder arthroplasty produces significant improvements in the inclination profile of the glenoid component

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Abstract

This study demonstrates that routine use of an additional intra-operative adjunct, such as a PSI jig for all cases of RSA should be considered, to improve the ability of the surgeon to reproduce the surgical plan faithfully.

Shoulder & Elbow
East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 60%
Shoulder Injury and Treatment
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