Al–Hadithy N et al. – Copeland surface replacement hemiarthroplasty for glenohumeral osteoarthritis can provide functional results similar to modular stemmed prostheses, with a relatively low revision rate at 4.2 years of follow–up; however, there is high rate of glenoid erosion that may complicate future revision surgery, and the authors did not achieve the same functional improvement as that achieved from the designer’s institution. [more...]
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