I had a right reverse shoulder replacement on (b)(6) 2016 for severe nonrepairable chronic rotator cuff tear.On (b)(6), (b)(6) 2016, while eating lunch, i lifted the fork from my plate to my mouth.I heard a loud pop, then i started having severe right shoulder pain.Since it was a holiday weekend, i went home and used ice and pain meds until i could see my surgeon, dr (b)(6) , on monday, (b)(6) 2016.He took x-rays and a mri.The mri showed dislocation of the glenoid sphere from the glenoid fixation device.I was scheduled for another right reverse shoulder replacement on (b)(6) 2016.During the surgery the surgeon found the glenosphere to be loose and according to the operative report, the central screw in the baseplate was slightly prominent.He replaced the glenosphere.He also tightened the central screw two additional turns so it was flat against the baseplate.After the second right shoulder replacement i had four weeks of physical therapy two times a week.Now i have very limited movement of my arm and shoulder.The surgeon said he made sure that the parts would not come apart again, but i think it's over-tightened and i will never be able to use it like i had before the first surgery.
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