Uncemented Glenoid Component in Total Shoulder Arthroplasty<sbt aid="1012619">Survivorship and Outcomes</sbt>

Abstract

The failure rates of the total shoulder arthroplasties in this study were higher than those in previously reported studies of cemented polyethylene components with similar durations of follow-up. Screw breakage and excessive polyethylene wear were common problems that may lead to additional failures of these uncemented glenoid components in the future.