Welcome back to Episode 10 of The OrthoZone! In this episode, we're joined again by orthopedic specialist Dr. Klein to dive deep into the world of reverse shoulder replacement. What makes it different from a traditional (anatomical) shoulder replacement? Who is a candidate? What does recovery look like? Dr. Klein breaks everything down from diagnosis and treatment options, to the surgery itself, and what patients can expect during rehabilitation. Whether you're a medical professional, a patient, or just curious, this episode delivers clear insights and expert knowledge on a complex but increasingly common procedure. Make sure to hit subscribe so you're notified as soon as new episodes drop. And don’t forget to share the podcast with friends, family, or anyone who might benefit from expert orthopedic insight. You can also follow us on Instagram and Facebook @tricountyorthopedics to stay up to date with the latest news and upcoming episodes. We’re excited to introduce you to our world-class team and look forward to being a trusted source of information and inspiration on your journey to better health. Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Tri County Orthopedics. Any medical advice or treatment recommendations discussed should always be reviewed with your own healthcare provider. This podcast is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Time Stamps: [:34] Episode intro, how Dr. Klein began doing shoulder replacements  [1:55] Reverse shoulder replacement vs anatomical shoulder replacement    [3:45] Rotator cuff, deltoid, and center of rotation     [5:14] Cuff tear arthropathy    [6:11]  Indications for reverse shoulder replacement    [8:10] Demographics  [9:00] Symptoms & diagnosis   [10:20] Conservative treatments   [11:04] Surgery information     [12:30] Recovery process [13:20] Technical explanation of surgery  [14:10] Physical therapy & returning to activities   [15:40] Restrictions & strength   [17:53] Durability of implants, complications, potential outcomes  [20:19] How has recovery changed over the years  [22:12] How many surgeries Dr. Klein is doing & advice for patients  [24:00] New technology, implants, robotics  [27:00] Final remarks