Novel percutaneous allograft implants used to treat SI joint dysfunction in a 73-year-old female

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Provider: Quang Nguyen, MD

Speciality: Interventional Pain Physician

Facility: Simed Health

Bio: Fellowship: University of Florida, Pain MedicineResidency: University California Los Angeles, David Geffen School of Med... More

Fellowship: University of Florida, Pain MedicineResidency: University California Los Angeles, David Geffen School of MedicineMedical School: University of South Florida, Morsani College of MedicineDr. Nguyen is a medical doctor specializing in physical medicine and rehabilitation. He focuses on a patient's ability to function, and can treat multiple conditions that affect the brain, nerves, spine, bones, muscles, joints, ligaments and tendons. Less

Case Details

Condition: SI Joint Dysfunction

Product(s): iFuse INTRA X

Patient: Active 73-year-old female, avid farmer

Novel percutaneous allograft implants used to treat SI joint dysfunction in a 73-year-old female.

Patient Case History:

History of osteoporosis, treatment with Prolia^®
History of rheumatoid arthritis
mild^® procedure (L3-L4)
L4 Kyphoplasty for vertebral compression fracture
Four prior SI joint injections with >80% pain relief for 1 month

Surgical Procedure:

Utilized MAC with IV and local sedation
Confirmed joint entry with a spinal needle under imaging (Fig. 1)
Viewed the posterior portion of the SI joint using the INTRA view
Two iFuse INTRA X Allografts placed in the intra-articular part of the joint (Fig. 2)
Closed with DERMABOND^™ and protected with gauze and Tegaderm^™ dressing

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