It has been suggested that glenoid component retroversion and eccentric loading are an important mechanism leading to glenoid component loosening, but little clinical data have been published to support this concept.
Osteolysis around the center peg of a glenoid component is correlated with component retroversion of ≥15°. This finding suggests that there should be additional investigation into the effects of correcting preoperative glenoid retroversion to prevent osteolysis around the center peg.
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It has been suggested that glenoid component retroversion and eccentric loading are an important mechanism leading to glenoid component loosening, but little clinical data have been published to support this concept.
Osteolysis around the center peg of a glenoid component is correlated with component retroversion of ≥15°. This finding suggests that there should be additional investigation into the effects of correcting preoperative glenoid retroversion to prevent osteolysis around the center peg.
Copyright remains with the authors and publisher.