
Eric Mccarty
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Aug 15, 2026
ASES Podcast - Episode 159 - Shoulder Arthroplasty, Instability, and Access to Care — Selections from the Magellan Society Meeting
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4:12Brian WatermanHOST
So talk to us a little bit about what the overall return to sport looked like in that group.

Eric McCartyGUEST
Well, you know, fortunately, the return to sport was, was high, um, approximately 90, 91%.

Eric McCartyGUEST
Uh, you know, there's been various studies through the years that show a variety of, of different return to sport, uh, after a shoulder replacement.

Eric McCartyGUEST
Um, several studies, systematic review done several years ago, uh, showed less of a, a return, um, overall, but, uh, with, with studies varying from 50% to, to 90-plus.

Eric McCartyGUEST
And so, uh, we were pleased to see that, and I, and I wanna just mention that this really came out of, um...

Eric McCartyGUEST
I've always had an interest in this and had participated in some studies, including one that I was, when I was in New York City at my fellowship at HSS.