Rocking horse loosening in a posteriorly unstable total shoulder
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Recently we found this interesting axillary view that nicely demonstrates rocking horse glenoid component loosening associated with posterior instability after a total shoulder.
While no clinical information was available, the image is interesting in that it demonstrates the possible consequence when the humeral head is not centered in the prosthetic glenoid.
While no clinical information was available, the image is interesting in that it demonstrates the possible consequence when the humeral head is not centered in the prosthetic glenoid.
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