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"An AP glenoid view (tangential to baseplate) is needed to assess for scapular notching, which will allow visualisation of the glenosphere and scapular neck without humeral prosthesis superimposition ¹."

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"Grade 3 and 4 scapular notching are thought to be result of polythene-induced osteolysis as mechanical impingement is unlikely to occur past the inferior screw. If erosion results in prosthesis instability, a revision arthroplasty may be required ^1,2."

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"Grade 3 and 4 scapular notching are thought to be result of polythene-induced osteolysis as mechanical impingement is unlikely to occur past the inferior screw. If erosion results in prosthesis instability, a revision arthroplasty may be required ^1,2."

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"History and etymology"

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