What is Sacroiliac Joint Fusion?

Sacroiliac joint fusion is a procedure that stabilizes the SI joint, a common source of low back or pelvic pain. It can significantly reduce pain and improve movement for patients with SI joint dysfunction.

Sacroiliac joint fusion is a surgical procedure to stabilize the joint between the spine and the pelvis, relieving pain.

The Procedure

Involves fusing the sacroiliac joint by inserting small implants across the joint.

Conditions Treated

SI joint fusion is used to treat chronic pain associated with sacroiliac joint dysfunction or inflammation.

Benefits

Decreased pain
Improved function and mobility
Increased quality of life

Risks

Infection
Bleeding
Nerve damage
Failed fusion of the sacroiliac joint

Recovery

Recovery time varies, but patients generally return to normal activities within 4 to 6 weeks.

Goal of the Surgery

To stabilize the joint
Alleviate pain
Improve the patient’s daily function and quality of life.

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