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Reverse Shoulder Replacement

Restoring Shoulder Function & Relieving Chronic Pain

What is Reverse Shoulder Replacement?

Reverse Shoulder Replacement (RSR) is an advanced surgical procedure designed for patients with severe shoulder arthritis, rotator cuff tears, or failed previous shoulder surgeries. Unlike traditional shoulder replacement, this procedure reverses the ball-and-socket anatomy of the shoulder joint—placing the ball component on the shoulder blade and the socket on the upper arm bone (humerus).

Who Needs Reverse Shoulder Replacement?

  • Massive Rotator Cuff Tears
  • Failed Previous Shoulder Surgery
  • Chronic Shoulder Instability
  • Severe Shoulder Arthritis (Cuff Tear Arthropathy)

Benefits of Reverse Shoulder Replacement

Restored Shoulder Function & Strength
  • Provides stability even without an intact rotator cuff.
  • Allows overhead movement and improved range of motion.
Significant Pain Relief
  • Reduces chronic pain caused by arthritis and rotator cuff damage.
Improved Joint Stability
  • Prevents dislocations and enhances shoulder mechanics.
Long-Lasting Results
  • Durable implants designed for long-term function and mobility.

Reverse Shoulder Replacement Procedure – Step by Step

Pre-Surgery Preparation
  • Medical evaluation, imaging (X-ray, MRI), and anesthesia administration.
Surgical Approach & Incision
  • A small incision is made over the shoulder.
  • Damaged bone and cartilage are removed.
Implant Placement & Fixation
  • The ball and socket positions are reversed—metal ball on the scapula, socket on the humerus.
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