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Shoulder Rx showed important signs of arthrosis.
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F1
The Rx showed important signs of arthrosis (Fig. 1), and was therefore proposed for total shoulder prosthesis.
Shoulder magnetic resonance imaging, normal and inconclusive for the final diagnosis.
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F2
Magnetic resonance imaging of the shoulder was requested (Fig. 2), which was inconclusive.
Extensive bone invasion of dark material found intraoperatively.
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F3
Given the maintenance of painful complaints and after review of the literature, it was decided to perform total reverse shoulder prosthesis (TSRA) (Fig. 3 and 4).
Surgical approach to total reverse shoulder prosthesis.
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F4
Given the maintenance of painful complaints and after review of the literature, it was decided to perform total reverse shoulder prosthesis (TSRA) (Fig. 3 and 4).
Postoperative radiological result.
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F5
The procedure went well, with optimal postoperative radiological result (Fig. 5).
TRSA Rx after 3 years of implantation.
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F6
Radiologically, the prosthesis remains stable (Fig. 6), osseointegrated, with no signs of detachment or infection, and does not appear to be affected by ochronosis.
Patient range of motion: external rotation and abduction.
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F7
The patient is able to do his daily life activities without pain (Fig. 7-10).
Patient range of motion: internal rotation and adduction.
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F8
The patient is able to do his daily life activities without pain (Fig. 7-10).
Patient range of motion: extension.
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F9
The patient is able to do his daily life activities without pain (Fig. 7-10).
Patient range of motion: abduction.
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F10
The patient is able to do his daily life activities without pain (Fig. 7-10).