If Sacroiliac Joint pain and disfunction persists after conservative treatment with Physical Therapy, Chiropractic, Joint injections, medications a Sacroiliac joint stabilization/fusion procedure may be

considered.  Especially when patients get good but temporary relief

of symptoms from sacroiliac joint injections, this minimally invasive procedure will generally provide a high degree of long term relief involves implanting one small bone allograft into the SI joint to

stabilize and fuse the dysfunctional joint.

 

The entire procedure is done through a single, small incision on the patients back. Patients leave the hospital or surgery center the same day, shortly after surgery and can usually resume daily living activities shortly 

thereafter.

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Unlike other Sacroiliac fusion techniques this procedure stabilizes the 

joint immediately and allows the patient to be weight bearing and

walking upon leaving the hospital or surgery center.

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