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|a Chalmers, Peter N
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|a Acromial and glenoid morphology in glenohumeral osteoarthritis
|b a three-dimensional analysis
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|a Citation Status PubMed-not-MEDLINE
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|a BACKGROUND: The purpose of this study was to determine the association between glenohumeral osteoarthritis (GHOA) and three-dimensional acromial and glenoid morphology
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|a METHODS: In this retrospective study, we compared computed tomographic studies of three groups of scapulae: normal healthy, mild GHOA (Samilson-Prieto grade 1), and severe GHOA (Samilson-Prieto grade 3). All scans were segmented to create three-dimensional reconstructions. From these models, critical shoulder angle and acromial offset were measured, as normalized to scapular height. The coronal plane inclination of the glenoid was measured using a glenoid sphere-fit method. Reliability was confirmed via intraclass correlation coefficients > 0.75
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|a RESULTS: Eighty scapulae were included: 30 normal, 20 mild GHOA, and 30 severe GHOA. There were no differences in acromial offset between the normal group and either the mild-GHOA group or the severe-GHOA group. The severe-GHOA group had a smaller critical shoulder angle than either the normal (30 ± 5° vs. 34 ± 4°, P = .003) or mild-GHOA groups (34 ± 4°, P = .020), but the normal and mild-GHOA groups did not differ (P = .965). The severe-GHOA group had more inferiorly inclined glenoids than either the normal (7 ± 6° vs. 12 ± 5°, P = .002) or mild-GHOA groups (14 ± 5°, P ≤ .001), but the normal and mild-GHOA groups did not differ (P = .281)
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|a CONCLUSION: Normal and severe-GHOA shoulders differ in critical shoulder angle and glenoid inclination but not acromial offset. The lack of a difference in critical shoulder angle or inferior inclination between mild-GHOA and normal groups calls into question whether inclination and critical shoulder angle differences predate severe GHOA
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|a Shoulder replacement
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|a Total shoulder arthroplasty
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|a Miller, Matt
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|a Wheelwright, John C
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