Function and return to sports after proximal humeral replacement in patients with primary bone sarcoma

Journal of Orthopaedics and Traumatology

Official Journal of the Italian Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology

Table 6 Demographics and clinical and surgical details of patients who performed sports activities involving the upper extremity prior to diagnosis, and the respective postoperatively performed sports activities and outcome scores

Patient	Demographic and clinical details		Surgical details			Sports activities involving the upper extremity		Outcome scores
Patient	Age and gender	Entity	Type of resection	Type of shoulder reconstruction	Preservation of the axillary nerve	Prior to diagnosis	After surgery	MSTS	TESS (%)	TS	WAS
1	74f	Chondrosarcoma	Intra	Reverse	Yes	Tennis	Tennis	21	82	6	28
2	53m	Chondrosarcoma	Intra	Reverse	Yes	Tennis	Tennis, golf	27	93	6	23
3	28m	Osteosarcoma	Extra	Anatomic	Yes	Canoeing	Canoeing	28	98	5	8
4	19f	Ewing sarcoma	Intra	Reverse	Yes	Dancing	Dancing	26	94	5	20
5	21f	Osteosarcoma	Intra	Reverse	Yes	Dancing	Dancing	18	80	5	5
6	73f	Chondrosarcoma	Extra	Anatomic	Yes	Tennis	None	12	59	2	0
7	72m	Chondrosarcoma	Intra	Reverse	Yes	Tennis	Cycling	12	63	1	8
8	59m	Ewing sarcoma	Intra	Reverse	No	American football	Cycling	11	82	5	6
9	58m	Ewing sarcoma	Intra	Reverse	Yes	Soccer, badminton	Cycling	17	85	3	11
10	33m	Osteosarcoma	Extra	Anatomic	No	Canoeing	Cycling	18	72	3	2

m male, f female, intra intraarticular, extra extraarticular, MSTS Musculoskeletal Tumor Society Score, TESS Toronto Extremity Salvage Score, TS Tegner Activity Score, WAS weighted activity score