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Reverse Shoulder Replacement; It is a treatment with good outcomes when performed under the appropriate indication and technique circumstances!

After undergoing surgery on his left shoulder, our valued patient was able to lead an independent, pain-free and pleasant life with the help of an effective physical therapy program!

A socket made of metal and a lining made of polyethylene plastic, metal or ceramic is inserted into the area of the rounded hollow in the pelvis. The spherical head of the upper end of the femur is also replaced with a metal or ceramic prosthesis. The opposing sides of the joint are then replaced with artificial joint parts.

These parts can be attached to the prosthesis with a substance called bone cement or without bone cement, in which the bone adheres to the prosthesis. The choice is made by the orthopedic surgeon who will perform the operation, taking into account the characteristics of the patient. This artificial joint called total hip replacement provides painless, comfortable movement and walking.

To Compare the Diagnostic Consistency of Shoulder MRI and Shoulder US after Rotator Cuff Repair
Ultrasonography (US) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are widely used radiologic modalities to visualize the rotator sheath. In this study, we aimed to compare the diagnostic consistency of US and MRI in patients undergoing shoulder surgery for rotator sheath injury.

The shoulder is anatomically the most complex joint in the body with a very wide range of motion, poor joint contact, cartilage and tendon supports to support this poor contact and provide range of motion. This joint is subjected to high loads.
Over the age of 40, one of the most important causes of shoulder pain is rotator cuff tears.

The rotator cuff is a muscle-tendon structure that surrounds the head of the shoulder joint at the upper end of the humerus (upper arm bone). It holds the shoulder joint in place and allows the shoulder to rotate in and out.
Rotator cuff tear can occur in young people and athletes with a sudden movement injury, or it can develop over time with repetitive movements above the head level of the arm over time.

When You Feel Pain in Your Shoulder⚡

Over time, your shoulder joint can wear out and you may suffer from arthritis. Overuse of the
shoulder can exacerbate the problem. Or you may have a chronic condition that destroys the joint,
such as rheumatoid arthritis. If you had a bad fall, you may have torn or broken your shoulder.
Whatever the cause, this will cause stiffness and pain in your shoulder. You may not be able to use
your arm when you try to lie on your back or over your head. Your pain may be worse at night or
when you are doing something active or when it is cold or damp. If heat, rest and medication do not
help relieve your pain, your doctor may recommend prosthetic surgery.

Prosthetic surgery will help you⚡

Shoulder replacement surgery almost always relieves pain and gives your shoulder much more
strength and mobility. During the surgery, an orthopedic surgeon (a physician who specializes in
treating bone and muscle diseases) replaces the problem area with an artificial joint called a
prosthesis. With a prosthesis, soft metal and plastic parts will replace the worn and non-functioning
part of your shoulder.