More than any other joint in your body, your shoulder rotates across a wider range of motion. Your doctor may suggest replacement surgery if it's giving you so much pain that you can't reach into a cupboard, can't get enough rest, or exhibit other symptoms. Your mobility may improve and your discomfort may be reduced with this procedure. During a shoulder replacement, deteriorated portions of the shoulder joint are replaced with artificial parts known as prostheses in an effort to remove the cause of pain and dysfunction. Osteoarthritis, rotator cuff tear arthropathy, avascular necrosis, or rheumatoid arthritis are the conditions most frequently causing shoulder replacement surgery. Your shoulder joint is a sizable ball and socket joint, like the hip joint. More than any other joint in your body, it may rotate across a wider range of motion. The shoulder joint, which holds the shoulder in place and permits mobility, is made up of bones, tendons, muscles, and ligaments. The Clavicle (collar bone), Scapula (big flat triangular bone known as the shoulder blade), and Humerus (upper arm bone) are the bones that make up the shoulder joint.
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