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Ive heard that joint replacements sometimes “wear out” and need to be redone. What are the chances I may require a second shoulder arthroplasty?

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Ive heard that joint replacements sometimes “wear out” and need to be redone. What are the chances I may require a second shoulder arthroplasty?

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Long-term studies show that 85-90% of total shoulder replacements are functioning well ten years after implantation, and 75-85% are doing well fifteen years after surgery. Over time, current advances in materials and techniques should improve these percentages even more.

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