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Three-dimensional planning of humeral head osteotomy in shoulder arthroplasty (SA) is understudied. This study evaluated whether a standard osteotomy technique along the anterosuperior anatomic neck (ASOT) could be surgically reproduced as pre-operatively planned on 3D-CT models. Pre-operative planning in 12 cadaver shoulders was performed on a 3D-CT model of the humerus to calculate the planned osteotomy plane (planned OP). The osteotomy was then performed using a free-hand technique, and a post-operative CT scan was obtained for analysis (performed OP). Planes were compared with regards to inclination, retroversion, and resected humeral head thickness so the accuracy could be quantified. The absolute errors between the performed and planned OP were 2° (0–10°), 5° (0–14°), and 4 mm (1–7 mm) for inclination, retroversion, and resected head thickness, respectively. Deviation |
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