Since this patient had a proximal humeral fracture, he was using an artificial head of another company's product (j & j) only on the humeral side.Date unknown: since the loosening of the stem implant and the glenoid were worn, only the artificial head on the humerus side was removed, and cement molding was placed at the removed part.(b)(6) 2020: the initial surgery of aequalis reverse was performed.After removing the j & j implant and the cement molding that had been temporarily inserted, the bone graft from the humeral head was used for the glenoid side.(b)(6) 2020: a dislocation occurred.The glenoid implant came off from the glenoid.(b)(6) 2020: a revision surgery was performed.On the glenoid side, the bone graft and alignment pins were reoriented , and the base plate was replaced.During surgery, when replacing the glenoid implant, the stem on the humeral side also fell out, so this was also replaced.The thickness and orientation of the bone graft and the orientation of the alignment pin did not fit firmly on the glenoid implant, and this is considered to be a technical problem in which the glenoid implant had gone upward.There was no problem at the device.
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