Quantitative analysis of glenoid bone loss in osteoarthritis using three-dimensional computed tomography scans
The 3-dimensional (3D) shape of the glenoid vault has been defined previously and shown to be a complex, yet consistent, shape in individuals without glenoid pathology. We proposed assessing whether this conserved shape could be used as a template to measure glenoid bone loss in subjects with glenoh...
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| Published in | Journal of shoulder and elbow surgery Vol. 17; no. 2; pp. 328 - 335 |
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| Abstract | The 3-dimensional (3D) shape of the glenoid vault has been defined previously and shown to be a complex, yet consistent, shape in individuals without glenoid pathology. We proposed assessing whether this conserved shape could be used as a template to measure glenoid bone loss in subjects with glenohumeral osteoarthritis. Computed tomography (CT) scans of both shoulders were obtained from 12 subjects with unilateral glenohumeral osteoarthritis. The paired scapulae were reconstructed 3-dimensionally, using a previously developed graphic software package. Two methods of estimating glenoid bone loss were performed. First, using the software, a stereolithography model of the standardized vault shape was implanted into each glenoid and measurements made of the volume of the implant not contained within each vault. Second, direct measurements of the paired glenoid vault volumes were performed. The volume of the nonarthritic glenoid was used as a subject-specific template for normal glenoid vault volume for each pair. The glenoid bone volumes measured by each method were compared and Pearson's correlation coefficient determined. The average measurement of glenoid bone loss using the vault implant was within 0.8% (SD +/− 1.5%) of the measurement made using the contralateral, normal glenoid. For all patients, Pearson's correlation coefficient was .99, indicating a very high correlation between the two methods of measuring bone loss (
P < .0001). The intricate, yet consistent 3D shape of the glenoid vault can be used as an accurate and reliable template to measure glenoid bone loss in glenohumeral osteoarthritis. |
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| AbstractList | The 3-dimensional (3D) shape of the glenoid vault has been defined previously and shown to be a complex, yet consistent, shape in individuals without glenoid pathology. We proposed assessing whether this conserved shape could be used as a template to measure glenoid bone loss in subjects with glenohumeral osteoarthritis. Computed tomography (CT) scans of both shoulders were obtained from 12 subjects with unilateral glenohumeral osteoarthritis. The paired scapulae were reconstructed 3-dimensionally, using a previously developed graphic software package. Two methods of estimating glenoid bone loss were performed. First, using the software, a stereolithography model of the standardized vault shape was implanted into each glenoid and measurements made of the volume of the implant not contained within each vault. Second, direct measurements of the paired glenoid vault volumes were performed. The volume of the nonarthritic glenoid was used as a subject-specific template for normal glenoid vault volume for each pair. The glenoid bone volumes measured by each method were compared and Pearson's correlation coefficient determined. The average measurement of glenoid bone loss using the vault implant was within 0.8% (SD +/− 1.5%) of the measurement made using the contralateral, normal glenoid. For all patients, Pearson's correlation coefficient was .99, indicating a very high correlation between the two methods of measuring bone loss (
P < .0001). The intricate, yet consistent 3D shape of the glenoid vault can be used as an accurate and reliable template to measure glenoid bone loss in glenohumeral osteoarthritis. The 3-dimensional (3D) shape of the glenoid vault has been defined previously and shown to be a complex, yet consistent, shape in individuals without glenoid pathology. We proposed assessing whether this conserved shape could be used as a template to measure glenoid bone loss in subjects with glenohumeral osteoarthritis. Computed tomography (CT) scans of both shoulders were obtained from 12 subjects with unilateral glenohumeral osteoarthritis. The paired scapulae were reconstructed 3-dimensionally, using a previously developed graphic software package. Two methods of estimating glenoid bone loss were performed. First, using the software, a stereolithography model of the standardized vault shape was implanted into each glenoid and measurements made of the volume of the implant not contained within each vault. Second, direct measurements of the paired glenoid vault volumes were performed. The volume of the nonarthritic glenoid was used as a subject-specific template for normal glenoid vault volume for each pair. The glenoid bone volumes measured by each method were compared and Pearson's correlation coefficient determined. The average measurement of glenoid bone loss using the vault implant was within 0.8% (SD +/- 1.5%) of the measurement made using the contralateral, normal glenoid. For all patients, Pearson's correlation coefficient was .99, indicating a very high correlation between the two methods of measuring bone loss (P < .0001). The intricate, yet consistent 3D shape of the glenoid vault can be used as an accurate and reliable template to measure glenoid bone loss in glenohumeral osteoarthritis.The 3-dimensional (3D) shape of the glenoid vault has been defined previously and shown to be a complex, yet consistent, shape in individuals without glenoid pathology. We proposed assessing whether this conserved shape could be used as a template to measure glenoid bone loss in subjects with glenohumeral osteoarthritis. Computed tomography (CT) scans of both shoulders were obtained from 12 subjects with unilateral glenohumeral osteoarthritis. The paired scapulae were reconstructed 3-dimensionally, using a previously developed graphic software package. Two methods of estimating glenoid bone loss were performed. First, using the software, a stereolithography model of the standardized vault shape was implanted into each glenoid and measurements made of the volume of the implant not contained within each vault. Second, direct measurements of the paired glenoid vault volumes were performed. The volume of the nonarthritic glenoid was used as a subject-specific template for normal glenoid vault volume for each pair. The glenoid bone volumes measured by each method were compared and Pearson's correlation coefficient determined. The average measurement of glenoid bone loss using the vault implant was within 0.8% (SD +/- 1.5%) of the measurement made using the contralateral, normal glenoid. For all patients, Pearson's correlation coefficient was .99, indicating a very high correlation between the two methods of measuring bone loss (P < .0001). The intricate, yet consistent 3D shape of the glenoid vault can be used as an accurate and reliable template to measure glenoid bone loss in glenohumeral osteoarthritis. The 3-dimensional (3D) shape of the glenoid vault has been defined previously and shown to be a complex, yet consistent, shape in individuals without glenoid pathology. We proposed assessing whether this conserved shape could be used as a template to measure glenoid bone loss in subjects with glenohumeral osteoarthritis. Computed tomography (CT) scans of both shoulders were obtained from 12 subjects with unilateral glenohumeral osteoarthritis. The paired scapulae were reconstructed 3-dimensionally, using a previously developed graphic software package. Two methods of estimating glenoid bone loss were performed. First, using the software, a stereolithography model of the standardized vault shape was implanted into each glenoid and measurements made of the volume of the implant not contained within each vault. Second, direct measurements of the paired glenoid vault volumes were performed. The volume of the nonarthritic glenoid was used as a subject-specific template for normal glenoid vault volume for each pair. The glenoid bone volumes measured by each method were compared and Pearson's correlation coefficient determined. The average measurement of glenoid bone loss using the vault implant was within 0.8% (SD +/− 1.5%) of the measurement made using the contralateral, normal glenoid. For all patients, Pearson's correlation coefficient was .99, indicating a very high correlation between the two methods of measuring bone loss ( P < .0001). The intricate, yet consistent 3D shape of the glenoid vault can be used as an accurate and reliable template to measure glenoid bone loss in glenohumeral osteoarthritis. The 3-dimensional (3D) shape of the glenoid vault has been defined previously and shown to be a complex, yet consistent, shape in individuals without glenoid pathology. We proposed assessing whether this conserved shape could be used as a template to measure glenoid bone loss in subjects with glenohumeral osteoarthritis. Computed tomography (CT) scans of both shoulders were obtained from 12 subjects with unilateral glenohumeral osteoarthritis. The paired scapulae were reconstructed 3-dimensionally, using a previously developed graphic software package. Two methods of estimating glenoid bone loss were performed. First, using the software, a stereolithography model of the standardized vault shape was implanted into each glenoid and measurements made of the volume of the implant not contained within each vault. Second, direct measurements of the paired glenoid vault volumes were performed. The volume of the nonarthritic glenoid was used as a subject-specific template for normal glenoid vault volume for each pair. The glenoid bone volumes measured by each method were compared and Pearson's correlation coefficient determined. The average measurement of glenoid bone loss using the vault implant was within 0.8% (SD +/- 1.5%) of the measurement made using the contralateral, normal glenoid. For all patients, Pearson's correlation coefficient was .99, indicating a very high correlation between the two methods of measuring bone loss (P < .0001). The intricate, yet consistent 3D shape of the glenoid vault can be used as an accurate and reliable template to measure glenoid bone loss in glenohumeral osteoarthritis. |
| Author | Polster, Joshua Iannotti, Joseph P. Brems, John J. Bryan, Jason Scalise, Jason J. |
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