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Glenohumeral Arthritis with a B2 glenoid in 64M
HPI
A 64 year-old male presents for evaluation of left shoulder pain. Patient reports a 3-year history of progressive shoulder pain that worsens at night. He is having difficulty with basic ADLs. He has been on NSAIDs and has had 4 cortisone injections over the last 2 years with the last 2 injections not providing much relief. No prior surgeries in the left shoulder
PMH
PMH: Hypertension. Gout. GERD SH: Patient is a retired teacher and is married with good support. Occasional EtOH, no smoking. He enjoys kayaking, pickleball and fishing.
PE
Focused examination of the left shoulder reveals active and passive FE to 120 deg & active and passive ER to 10 deg. IR to left buttock. There is crepitus noted throughout his range of motion. He has 5/5 strength in external and internal rotation. Patient is neurovascularly intact.
Left Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty
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