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Ryan J. Plank, M.D Sports Medicine, WorkRelated Injuries & Conditions, General Orthopedics, Upper Extremity Direct Line (219) 2505017Total Shoulder Arthroplasty Hemiarthroplasty & Resurfacing Protocol Name

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1. Begin by preparing the patient for surgery, ensuring they are in a suitable position for the procedure.
2. Make an incision in the shoulder area to access the joint that needs to be replaced.
3. Remove the damaged or diseased parts of the joint, including the humeral head and glenoid.
4. Prepare the surfaces of the remaining bones to ensure proper fitting of the prosthetic components.
5. Insert the prosthetic components, including a metal ball attached to a stem for the humeral head and a plastic socket for the glenoid.
6. Secure the components in place and close the incision with sutures or staples.
7. Follow up with post-operative care and rehabilitation to ensure proper healing and function of the new joint.

Who needs total shoulder replacement hemiarthoplasty?

1. Total shoulder replacement hemiarthoplasty is typically recommended for individuals with severe arthritis in the shoulder joint.
2. It may also be necessary for those who have suffered traumatic injuries to the shoulder that have resulted in significant joint damage.
3. Patients who have not responded to conservative treatments such as medication, physical therapy, or injections may also be candidates for this procedure.

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What is total shoulder replacement hemiarthoplasty?

Total shoulder replacement hemiarthroplasty is a surgical procedure that replaces the damaged ball of the shoulder joint with a prosthetic implant while leaving the socket intact, intended to relieve pain and improve function.

Who is required to file total shoulder replacement hemiarthoplasty?

Typically, healthcare providers, specifically surgeons performing the procedure, are required to file the necessary documentation regarding total shoulder replacement hemiarthroplasty.

How to fill out total shoulder replacement hemiarthoplasty?

Filling out the paperwork for total shoulder replacement hemiarthroplasty generally involves providing patient demographics, the specifics of the procedure, surgical details, and relevant pre-operative and post-operative information.

What is the purpose of total shoulder replacement hemiarthoplasty?

The purpose of total shoulder replacement hemiarthroplasty is to relieve pain caused by arthritis or other shoulder conditions and to restore the range of motion and strength in the shoulder.

What information must be reported on total shoulder replacement hemiarthoplasty?

Information that must be reported includes patient identification, reason for the surgery, details of the implants used, surgical technique, and outcomes of the procedure.