RSA 2023

R O M E 2 0 2 5

ROME REVISION
SHOULDER
ARTHROPLASTY

As shoulder arthroplasty is increasingly being implanted, the overall number of complex cases and revisions to be expected in the future also increases.

Complex glenoid and humeral bone deficits continue to present significant challenges in both primary and revision arthroplasty.
Furthermore, as with other total joint procedures, shoulder arthroplasty might be associated with a multitude of complications which are associated with catastrophic results, with reduced functional outcomes and a negative impact on the patient quality of life.

There is still limited knowledge regarding complex and revision shoulder replacement. This Meeting is therefore directed at shoulder surgeons, with the aim of deepening and getting a better comprehension of the evaluation and management of all aspects of complex and revision shoulder arthroplasty.

Francesco Franceschi