Abstract
The primary goal of the current study was to assess ROM in a virtual RSA simulation using a Statistical Shape Model, derived from over 10,000 pathologic patients presenting for shoulder surgery, along with controlled incremental normalized variances thereof to include a complete representation of all variations of scapula anatomical shape and size. The secondary goal was to provide guidelines for clinical selection of implant position and size. The hypothesis is that optimal implant position, component size, and COR should vary based on native glenoid size, and scapula shape.
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