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Table 4 Comparison of the present study to studies of conventional stemmed prosthesis

From: Do the radiological changes seen at mid term follow up of stemless shoulder prosthesis affect outcome?

Study

No of shoulders

Duration of follow up

Prosthesis

Mean CS

Age adjusted CS

Range of motion (in degrees)

Flexion

Abduction

External rotation

A

P

A

P

A

P

Raiss et.al (2012)

46

10y

Aq

61 ± 18.2

79 ± 43

133 ± 36.7

 

123 ± 41.6

 

35 ± 15.8

 

Deshmukh (2005)

72

14 y ± 2.7

N

  

Elevation-80 (58–100)

109 (84-

124)

  

25 (15–41)

 

Levineet.al (2012)

27

17.2y(13–21)

N

Elevation-

141.89 (45-180)

   

61 (30–90)

 

Sandow (2013)

33

3y

G

54.5 ± 4a

77 ± 6b

       

Favard (2012)

110

8y

Anatomic/ Reverse

62.8 o

47.5 r

53.8 c

       

Orfaly et al. (2003)

65

4.3y(2–8)

G

  

Elevation 147

   

39

 

Denard (2013)

50

115.5mo(60–211)

Aq

58.4 ± 20.7

73.4 ± 23.9

128 ± 36

   

33 ± 24

 

Current study

21

5.9y(4.5–7.9)

E

71.2 ±16.6

83 ± 15.9

149.5 ± 38.9

160.4 ± 32.3

138 ± 43.4

148.5 ± 38.

46.1 ± 17.3

52.3 ± 14.3

  1. Abbreviations, y year, mo months, ahemiarthroplasty, btotal shoulder arthroplasty, o osteoarthritis, r heumatoid arthritis, c cuff arthropathy, y years, mo months, E Eclipse Prosthesis, Aq Aequalis prosthesis, G Global Arthroplasty system, N Neer II