This study is about understanding how well a shoulder replacement surgery works over a long time, like 10 years or more. If you have had or need a shoulder replacement, you might be able to join. You need to be at least 21 years old and healthy enough to live at least 2 more years after surgery. You also need to be willing to go to check-up visits and sign a form saying you understand what the study is about.
However, you cannot join if you have certain bone problems, infections, or muscle issues that affect your shoulder. Other reasons you might not be able to join include being pregnant, having a metal allergy, or if you are in prison. The study is not for people with certain types of shoulder injuries or those who have had a specific type of shoulder replacement before.
Key Points:- The study lasts for at least 10 years with regular check-ups.
- You need to be able to attend visits and follow instructions.
- Some health conditions or situations might prevent participation.