Arthroplasty Registry for Motion Outcomes and Recovery in RTSA (ARMOR)

Description: Reverse total shoulder arthroplasty (RTSA) is now the most commonly performed type of shoulder replacement, with indications expanding to include a wide range of complex shoulder pathologies. Its success lies in a biomechanical design that allows the deltoid muscle to compensate for deficient rotator cuff function, restoring motion and reducing pain. ARMOR is a prospective, observational research database that will capture comprehensive clinical, surgical, patient-reported, and kinematic data on RTSA patients to support future research in this patient population.

Coordinating Centre: McMaster University