• Konica Minolta on Nov. 10, 2026, highlighted published research supporting dynamic digital radiography for assessing shoulder replacement outcomes.
• The Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery study enrolled 85 patients: 27 anatomic shoulder replacements and 58 reverse shoulder replacements.
• Patients with more natural shoulder mechanics reported better outcomes three years postoperatively; greater compensatory shoulder blade movement correlated with worse outcomes.
• The findings suggest routine imaging could support surgical planning, targeted rehabilitation and postoperative monitoring in outpatient settings.

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