Hemiartroplastikk
Hemiartroplastikk is a surgical procedure used to treat conditions involving the shoulder joint, specifically those that cause instability or pain. The term "hemiartroplastikk" is derived from the Greek words "hemi," meaning half, and "arthroplastikk," referring to joint replacement. The procedure involves the removal of a portion of the humeral head, followed by the insertion of a prosthetic component to restore the joint's stability and function.
The primary indication for hemiartroplastikk is the treatment of glenoid bone loss, which can occur due to
The surgical technique involves several steps. First, the surgeon creates an incision over the shoulder joint
Hemiartroplastikk is considered a viable option for patients with glenoid bone loss who have not responded