Short-term outcomes after primary reverse total shoulder arthroplasty in patients with cervical spine pathology or previous cervical spine surgery compared to those without.

B Gage Griswold, Blaire R Burton, Julianne W Gillis,Michael J Steflik,L Fielding Callaway,Jacob C Rumley,Uzondu F Agochukwu,Lynn A Crosby,Stephen A Parada

Journal of orthopaedic science : official journal of the Japanese Orthopaedic Association（2022）

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Abstract

This study demonstrated a high prevalence of c-spine pathology (32.6%) in a cohort of patients who underwent primary rTSA. Additionally, short-term outcome scores of patients undergoing rTSA with concomitant c-spine pathology are significantly lower than those of patients without a history of c-spine pathology.

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Cervical spine pathology,Concomitant pathology,Primary reverse shoulder arthroplasty,Reverse shoulder arthroplasty,Rotator cuff pathology,c-Spine

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