Regarding the rate of revision, Gulotta et al [ 8 ] found an identical rate of revision between the 2 groups, while Friedman et al [ 5 ] found a reduced rate of revision in the hybrid glenoid group (3% vs 7%; P = .0088). Regarding radiolucency, Friedman et al [ 5 ] found significantly fewer cases of radiolucency in the hybrid glenoid group (9% vs 38%; P < .001) and Gulotta et al [ 8 ] found a lower radiolucency score in the hybrid group, but the difference did not reach statistical significance (1.0 vs 1.6; P = .323).
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