학술논문
Stemless anatomic total shoulder arthroplasty is associated with less early postoperative pain
Document Type
Article
Author
Werner, Brian C.; Burrus, M. Tyrrell; Denard, Patrick J.; Romeo, Anthony A.; Lederman, Evan; Griffin, Justin W.; Sears, Benjamin; Shah, Anup; Bedi, Asheesh; Sears, Benjamin; Parsons, Bradford; Erickson, Brandon; Werner, Brian C.; Miller, Bruce; O'Grady, Christopher; Davis, Daniel; Lutton, David; Lederman, Evan; Steinbeck, Joern; Tokish, John; Lee, Julia; Farmer, Kevin; Menendez, Mariano; Provencher, Matthew; Bercik, Michael; Kissenberth, Michael; Raiss, Patric; Denard, Patrick J.; Habermeyer, Peter; Moroder, Philipp; Huffman, Russell; Harmsen, Samuel; Lenters, Timothy; Burrus, Tyrrell; Brolin, Tyler; Romeo, Anthony; Creighton, R. Alexander; Griffin, Justin W.
Source
JSES International; January 2024, Vol. 8 Issue: 1 p197-203, 7p
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ISSN
26666383
Abstract
Improvements in pain control after shoulder arthroplasty with a reduction in narcotic use continues to be an important postoperative goal. With the increased utilization of stemless anatomic total shoulder arthroplasty (aTSA), it is relevant to compare between stemmed and stemless arthroplasty to assess if there is any association between this implant design change and early postoperative pain.