10 Things to know about the Ream and Run shoulder replacement a successful alternative to total shoulder replacement when performed properly. Learn more…
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Key Principles Of The Ream And Run Shoulder Replacement
The principles of the Ream and Run, as put forth by Frederick A. Matsen, III, MD in an upcoming textbook are essential to a successful result. Learn more…
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Ream and Run: Shoulder Replacement Option for Young and Active Patients
Ream and run is a method of shoulder replacement for younger and physically active patients who are at risk for eventual failure of the implant. The weak link in shoulder replacement is the glenoid or plastic socket. The ream and run avoids the use of a glenoid implant by shaping the native socket to a conformity with the ball. This provides optimal loading mechanics and smooth range of motion without the risk of glenoid implant loosening, wear or fracture.