The Walch Type C dysplastic glenoid is characterized by excessive retroversion. This anatomical study describes its morphology.
A dysplastic Type C glenoid characteristically has a uniconcave retroverted morphology, a deficient posteroinferior rim and scapular neck, and a reduced depth. These findings help to define the unique anatomical variations and may aid the planning of surgery and the development of components for these patients.
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The Walch Type C dysplastic glenoid is characterized by excessive retroversion. This anatomical study describes its morphology.
A dysplastic Type C glenoid characteristically has a uniconcave retroverted morphology, a deficient posteroinferior rim and scapular neck, and a reduced depth. These findings help to define the unique anatomical variations and may aid the planning of surgery and the development of components for these patients.
Copyright remains with the authors and publisher.