Case Studies

Pelvic Insufficiency Fracture

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“iFuse TORQ is a thoughtfully designed fusion device that offers immediate fixation.”

Michael Gardner, MD

*Consultant for SI-BONE Inc.

Provider
Michael Gardner, MD*
Speciality
Professor and Vice Chair Chief, Orthopaedic Trauma Stanford University School of Medicine
Facility
Stanford Medicine
Bio
Medical School: Drexel University College of Medicine Orthopaedic 
Surgery Program (2001), Philadelphia, PA Harborv... More
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Case Details

Condition
Pelvic Trauma
Product(s)
iFuse TORQ
Patient
88 y/o female

Pelvic Insufficiency Fracture1,2

Patient History:
  • No history of trauma
  • Inability to ambulate due to pain in bilateral sacral region for 5 weeks
  • X-ray normal
  • MRI confirmed bilateral sacral insufficiency fractures
Gardner - Pelvic Fracture - 1
Gardner - Pelvic Fracture - 1
Surgical Treatment:
  • Treated with bilateral iFuse TORQ® implants
Post-op:
  • Immediate pain relief postoperatively
  • Mobilized weight-bearing on Postop day 1
  • Marked improvement in pain at 3-month follow-up
Gardner - Pelvic Fracture - 2
Gardner - Pelvic Fracture - 2

1Patient results may vary
2Pain and disability improvement consistent with early SAFFRON trial (NCT05426356) outcomes. SI-BONE data on file

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