Other device used: manufactured by zimmer gmbh, (b)(4) - catalog #0104223036, inverse/reverse screw system, lot # unk.Relevant medical history and adherence to rehabilitation protocol are unknown.The provided x-rays were reviewed by a health care professional; their assessment of the imaging states: "the superior glenoid screw is fractured.Radiolucency is present about the inferior glenoid screw and central post consistent with component loosening.On the axillary view, there is ill-defined lucency of the glenoid which may be due to osteolysis.The trabecular metal base plate is angled superiorly and posteriorly with an orientation likely a result of the loosening.The zimmer trabecular metal reverse shoulder system surgical technique states: "evaluate positioning of the base plate by placing the base plate drill guide 1 on the glenoid face.The outer rim of drill guide 1 is the same diameter as the base plate.The outer rim can be rotated relative to the handle to check coverage of the anterior, inferior and posterior edges of the glenoid.The drill guide should be placed so that the outer rim aligns with the inferior rim of the glenoid and is centered in the anterior/posterior direction.This will place the glenosphere at the edge of the inferior glenoid bone." due to the lack of operative notes and immediate postop images it is unknown how the base plate was initially implanted.A definitive root cause cannot be determined with the information provided.
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