Low Back Pain: Could it be the SI Joint?
The Problem
If your patients feel pain when...
It may be pain from a dysfunctional SI joint.
With more than 40,000 procedures performed by more than 2,000 trained SI joint healthcare providers worldwide, not only have our clinical studies proven positive results, but our patients and providers have experienced it first hand.
The Procedure
Designed Specifically for Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction
The ONLY Treatment with:
- Unique Triangular Design
- Unparalleled Clinical Evidence
- Expanding Exclusive Coverage Policies
The minimally invasive procedure typically involves the insertion of three small titanium implants across the SI joint, and is designed to stabilize and fuse the SI joint.
The Results
More than 75 published articles have been reported on the safety, effectiveness, biomechanics and economic benefits of the iFuse Implant.
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