Advancements in Shoulder Replacement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มิ.ย. 2023
- Join Dr. Scott Stephens, OrthoNeuro Orthopedic Shoulder & Elbow Surgeon for this educational webinar on shoulder arthritis and current treatment options available. Dr. Stephens will describe total and reverse total shoulder replacement and who are candidates for both.
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Thank you Dr. Stephens! My shoulder is feeling so much better and I can move it like nothing was ever wrong! I am so grateful to have you as my doctor! 😊
Recently, I had a complete reverse shoulder replacement. For 5 years, I was told there was nothing that could be done due to severe arthritis & bone loss. I'm 66 yrs old & I'm very grateful that I found a doctor willing to help me. Dr. Naik rebuilt my life by rebuilding my shoulder.
I've had a hip replaced & rotator cuff. With this pain was almost non-existent. My only advice is: Don't allow fear of surgery to delay seeking help. Good luck & blessings to all.
i agree had mine last july the pain was minimal and the pain prior to surgery was gone immediately
I had my right shoulder repaired about 20 years ago, The operation went well and I was pain-free for about twenty years, then my shoulder began to be very painful again. My left shoulder became very painful about ten years ago. I was given physio and injections into the joint, but this didn't help so I saw a specialist, after more injections he decided I needed an operation. I had a scan done which showed arthritis in the shoulder joint and the shoulder only wanted cleaning out. I was operated on but without my knowledge, it was done by a trainee surgeon who did the operation under the guidance of a trained surgeon. After the operation, my shoulder was much worse. When I went back to see the surgeon he wouldn't examine me and said there was nothing more he could do for me. After months of constant pain, I was sent to see another surgeon. I had another scan done and this scan showed a 30mm rotator cuff tear, snapped tendons and a snapped bicep tendon. I was again operated on. After the operation, the surgeon said there wasn't much he could do for me as there had been too much damage done in my previous operation. I eventually managed to find another surgeon who said he could do a shoulder replacement on my left and right shoulders. He said he would start with the left shoulder. That was four years ago and because of health problems, it has been postponed four times. I now have a date for the first operation, that is if nothing else goes wrong. Nobody should have to suffer as I have. Since I wrote these comments I have had my left shoulder replaced. I am into five weeks since the operation and my shoulder is very painful and I have very limited movement of my arm. I hope it improves as I have had many years of pain with my shoulder and it would be great to be pain-free in the future.
I’m really sorry for your troubles! I know that living with pain is just plain awful. I’m at the beginning of the process of a left shoulder replacement due to severe arthritis pain. I have all day pain - not 24 x 7 because I can sleep pretty well with a pillow under my left arm and some maneuvering. If I shift from my position at all in the night, though, it’s instant stabbing pain that can easily go to a 9 or 10 and then I have to come down from the pain to go back to sleep! Just awful how it affects the quality of your life. I wish you the best of luck with your most recent surgery and healing! ❤
@@gmaellen5530 I know what you are going through. I tend to sit downstairs most of the night because I can't sleep either, I am happy when morning comes. I was diagnosed with stenosis in my lumbar spine and cervical spine many years ago. I am losing the use of my legs and hands and I had an MRI scan which showed I need an operation as quickly as possible, which in England will probably means months or years. I hope you can get your operation and it is successful. I hope you have a nice Christmas and a pain-free New Year.
Best Wishes, Joe
Very useful. Has the most comprehensive shoulder replacement info that i have viewed so far amongst the 100 plus videos that i have watched. 👍
Had rigt anatomical SR in 2019. Having the left done in Dec.2023. Having a knowledgeable, up to date surgical team is very important.Your devotion to your post op PT is also key.
I recently had a shoulder resurfacing surgery, where the ball was capped with a titanium ceramic cap. My glenoid cup was left intact. I noticed in this video resurfacing procedure was not addressed. I went with this procedure because there were no physical activity limitations once I had healed. it seems like it could be a great option for a lot of younger active people. My procedure was done in Seattle, Washington with Dr. Pritchett.
Thank you, very informative.
Having a reverse replacement in 14 days. This was a very good presentation. Actually it has relaxed me a bit. I was envisioning much worse.
Good luck with it. I'm having one in January.
hello guys i had a reverse total shoulder replacement last july so i’m about a year and 4 months . let me tell you i have my shoulder back for first time in 25 . i prev had an open shoulder replacement stabilization procedure amd they had to make my shoulder tight to prevent future dislocations. the down side was severe rangers of motion issues that got worse every year . til for about last 10 years i had no ability to put my left arm overhead , sleeping was impossible , the shoulder got fatigued so easily , now fast forward had my reverse and i’m playing golf again , working out again ( nothing heavy overhead ) my dr gas out no restrictions on me . the pain to me was minimal. just follow drs instructions amd do your therapy , get an ice machine was very helpful . i slept on recliner two days only then in my bed . i promise you that your only regret is why you waited so long . the pain from the arthritis was gone as soon as the nerve block wore off i knew it was a success , i did swell up a lot but that’s all normal. . good luck to you
Good luck!❤
@XRP-now-co6lz had my surgery two days ago. When the surgeon got into my shoulder he determined that I needed a reverse shoulder replacement, as my socket was too worn away for the anatomic replacement. I received a nerve block, and I have not needed any narcotic pain meds since the surgery, it's just mildly sore and that's it. not bad, I'm able to manage around the house quite well. Hope yours goes well
I am now 9 weeks post surgery. Previous pain is gone. What a pleasure to be able to function again.
Still a limited range of motion. PT is working. Some days are pretty tough. All in all I'm quite satisfied with my progress.
Thx for the info. After an AC joint resection and the misery that followed I’m a bit scared to do the RTSRS but your vid has helped more than u know as far as me making a decision.
Great job, it was really informative.
Thank you very well explained!!! I just had second TRSR on left.
I had right TRSR RIGHT shoulder
❤very well done.
Very informative! Thank you!
Thank you. This information is very helpful.
Very helpful!
Thanks for info!
I have a sizable geyser protrusion. The shoulder has been diagnosed for a shoulder replacement.
Advise on geyser sign as well van please.
Thank very informative
Thanks,
i have had a shoulder surgury in 2004 i had a accident and broke the humerus head in 4 peices they screwed together and then after 6 months i needed to had it replaced because the bone was dying . I only got about 3 years with relief of pain . not i am having the other shoulder replacement done as it is bone on bone . when it is healed he is going to redo the other one . he has never done an mri just xrays . i has ostioartheritis and ostoperosious . should i get another opition?
How long does reverse
1:49 cuff surgery take normally?
When do you think you'll start incorporating mixed reality into your surgeries?
Thank you for a highly informative presentation on shoulder surgery. I wish I had been educated on this procedure before I had a reverse shoulder replacement last year. Being a nurse forever, I need more information than a layperson to feel comfortable with the surgery. ????? Is pre-surgery education recommended for first-time surgeons with this approach ???? Does Medicare cover the cost of this prosthesis? In October, I'm scheduled to have a reverse shoulder on my left arm where the ball and socket have been decimated from years of arthritis and a torn rotator cuff repaired last decade. For this surgery, I'll be receiving a custom 3-D-designed prosthesis. This is the first time my surgeon, who is excellent, will be using this device in surgery. After viewing Dr. Stephens's session, I have reservations.
With a complete rupture of the Supraspinatus and no re-attachment in site but with all other rotator cuff attachment what prosthetic would you suggest as best?
I’m highly allergic to Titanium. Staples in my neck damn near killed me last year. What are my options for the parts in this surgery. Recently my long head tendon snapped and rotator cuff completely torn and is not fixable. The whole accident was nasty.
I have full tear irreparable superspinatis on my dominent arm. Surgeon wants to do cadaver tissue across to act as my missing tendon to keep the humerous from raising up (Superior Capsular Repair). Says once arthritis sets in, this won't work & I'll need Total or Reverse shoulder replacement, which he does not do. From what you've said I presume Reverse in my case. Do you think his plan can save joint from arthritis damage? Or should I be looking at Reverse Shoulder now or in the future instead? I have good function, mild pain, not much strength. Pain is in the front inside corner where I'm told the bicep tendon ties in. Some sleep disturbance. I'm an active 72 woman. Do reformer pilates 2-3 x week (minus arm moves that cause pain). I'm scheduled for Sept 18 - but angonizing if I'm making the right choice.
Is the bicep tendon impacted by these surgeries too?
Is muscle hypertrophy possible after replacement surgery where muscle has atrophied markedly? Can a light weight training program be considered?
My surgeon told me yesterday that my rotator cuff tendons are so messed up that he cannot fix them and I will need RSR. He is going to consult with a colleague with more experience to see if there is any way to repair the tendons, but I'm tempted to get the RSR anyway. He says he is booked up for the surgery for 3 months. This seems an unreasonable wait. The main reason I would want to avoid RSR is that they say you cannot lift your arm as high, hold over 25 pounds, and reach behind your back very well. I wonder if the latest advancements have helped with these limitations. I believe my bones are just fine. It's that my supraspinatus muscle is atrophied and the tendon and other tendons in the rotator cuff are messed up. Be careful fellow boomers. One misstep and a nasty spill can mess up your retirement. At least for awhile. Like months. Like the comedian Steven Wright said, "Sure I'm paranoid, but am I paranoid enough?"
I'm 2 weeks out on left TRSR
I still don’t get how a reverse shoulder replacement doesn’t need a rotator cuff…?
as was explained to me by my surgeon the deltoid muscle now powers the shoulder instead of the of the rotator cuff cuff . i am a year and half post op reverse shoulder surgery. and honestly it’s the best decision i ever made i basically had a useless left arm that now i use without any hesitation especially overhead activities , prior to the surgery i was very apprehensive in any activity overhead , i can remember when my son was young and having a baseball catch any balls over my head i never attempted to catch was affraid to lift arm overhead
I have just had reverse shoulder replacement 2 1/2 weeks ago
i had it done last july. a huge success i could not be happier
May I ask your age, pls?
@@richardspinosa6277
May I ask your age pls?
This was excellent presentation! But after having pain for years and doctor just telling me it was arthritis. I having to tug and pull out ton or more of equipment on my own . So I retired then got to point I couldn’t lift a coffee cup a new friend suggested a specialist in sports Medecine in Chattanooga Tennessee . At age 69 in 2018 MRI I was told showed 4 ligaments torn loose retracted to my elbow, and my biceps totally neuropathy., bone spurs and arthritis. So not explaining anything about what could be done he would repair with 50% success results . Now here I am 74 kept telling me it was arthritis then MRI I’m told has torn away from anchor , arthritis and spurs so now telling me reversal. I’m starting to ask questions he got a little flustered and said you want to know the whole story and I’m just one that says you need this done and that is satisfactory and enough . So 6 months later I go to a doctor Spencer in Knoxville Tennessee and he said needs his own MRI as a lot can change in 6 months , which a copy of MRI had been sent to him , so he just shows me this black copy has 3 light spots on it and says this muscle looks strongest I can work with for reversal repair ! I’m so scared don’t know who to trust or what to do ! I’m praying there is help out there or this is read and can help !!
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My concern is not being able to return to weightlifting after a reverse shoulder replacement. I can't seem to get a good answer or even a response to my question.
Thanks
You can't lift after a reverse. Only stemless total shoulder allows you to lift or sports
Need to find dr who will work with you. Just had a reverse and I still compete in masters powerlifting, bench press not going to be the same probably but squat and deads should be ok?
@@kerrykeene5580 I’m 55 years old getting mine in a few days. My doctor said nothing over 25 lbs . How much can you lift before you feel the join starting to move? Does more rep than weight lifting help keep the joint in place? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!!!!
my dr from hospital for spec surgery put no restrictions on me as far as weightlifting. obviously i m not benching 300lbs any more i’m 60 but i still do 225 and all other exercises , just nothing overhead more than 20 lbs
I asked my Dr. this and he told me “If you’re looking to test the limits you’ll find out and it won’t be good” so I took that as my powerlifting days will be over.
Very informative. Thanks so much!