Minimally Invasive SI Joint Fusion
What Is It?
Minimally invasive sacroiliac joint fusion is an option for selected patients with persistent SI joint pain that has been carefully confirmed and has not responded adequately to conservative and interventional care.
How Can It Help?
The procedure stabilizes the painful SI joint through a small-incision approach using implants designed to promote fixation and fusion. Selection generally requires a consistent history and examination, appropriate imaging, and confirmation that the SI joint is the primary pain generator.
What Can Patients Expect?
Recovery and activity restrictions depend on the technique and individual patient. The goal is to reduce painful movement at the SI joint and improve function while avoiding a larger open surgical approach.
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