Condition: Arthroplasty, Replacement, Shoulder · Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty · Sponsor: Samsung Medical Center
1. Why This Study Matters Over the past five years, more people in Korea have been having shoulder surgery. With our country moving into a super-aged society by 2025, these surgeries are expected to increase even more. More people today are focused on staying healthy and active, so many are choosing shoulder surgery to enjoy a better quality of life. According to the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service, around 90,000 shoulder surgeries take place each year, and most of these patients (84.6%) are over 50. 2. Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty (RTSA) and the Role of Rehabilitation RTSA is a type of shoulder surgery often used when there's extensive damage to the shoulder's rotator cuff. Its use is growing rapidly-making up about one-third of shoulder replacements in the United States and over 90% in some European countries. Although shoulder replacement surgeries are increasing worldwide, we still need more research on the best ways to help patients recover. In particular, we want to see if using a mobile app for self-guided rehabilitation can be effective. 3. The Need for Mobile App-Based Self-Rehabilitation After shoulder surgery, proper rehabilitation is crucial for a good recovery. Recent studies have shown that a mobile app can help patients easily follow their rehabilitation exercises. It also improves their understanding of the recovery process and keeps them more engaged in their treatment. Previous research has even shown that patients recovering from knee or hip…
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