Modern reverse shoulder arthroplasty was the treatment of choice for rotator cuff arthropathy at its inception in 1970s. Since then, there is constant evaluation of its design, shape and accordingly its indications. RSA has revolutionized the surgical management of shoulder pathologies. Though the newer designs of RSA merits as a one stop shop for a wide spectrum of shoulder pathologies, if not properly executed in the first go, it can result in complications, which are very difficult to manage. In my presentation, I will give brief overview of RSA, the pathologies that I manage with RSA with examples from my own clinical practice. I will also share my experience, tips and tricks of the surgical technique on how to perform a successful RSA

Sami Ullah Khan is working as consultant orthopaedic and trauma surgeon in Beaumont Hospital, a Tertiary Care University Hospital in Dublin, Ireland and honorary senior clinical lecturer at RCSI. He has specialized in shoulder sports surgeries and upper limb trauma. He did FRCS trauma and orthopaedics in 2019 from RCS England and FEBOT and FCPS orthopaedics in 2018 and 2014 respectively. He has double fellowship in shoulder sports surgeries and upper limb trauma and has published numerous research articles on shoulder sports surgeries. He has presented his research in British BESS (Shoulder & Elbow Society) and ISES (Irish shoulder & Elbow Society). He was a guest speaker in 36th Pakorthocon 2023.