Case Studies
Congenital Deformity Revision Spinal Surgery
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“The Bedrock technique has provided me an effective solution to manage my deformity patients with concomitant SI joint pain.”
*Consultant for SI-BONE Inc.
- Provider
- Robert Eastlack, MD*
- Speciality
- Orthopedic Surgeon
- Facility
- Mayo Clinic
- Bio
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Professor and Head, Division of Spine Surgery Co-Director, Spine Surgery Fellowship
Fellowship: Mayo Clinic, Roche... More
Congenital Deformity Revision Spinal Surgery
Patient History:
- 63 y/o female with diabetes mellitus
- Congenital lumbar scoliosis and degenerative spondylolisthesis L4-5
- Prior surgery for cervical myelopathy
- Prior T10-pelvis fusion with S2AI screws
- Prior L4-5 TLIF
- Loosening of pelvic fixation and broken rod first evident 2 years post operatively
- Severe back and buttock pain, diminished walking tolerance and spinal deformity
- Bilateral SI joint pain confirmed with physical exam/diagnostic injections
Index Operation
Index Operation
Surgical Treatment:
- Revision lumbo-pelvic fixation with bilateral S2AI screws, kickstand rod on Right
- Bilateral iFuse 3D™ implants in the Bedrock® trajectory to supplement spinopelvic fixation and provide permanent SI joint stabilization/ fusion
Teardrop view
Teardrop view
Outlet view
Outlet view
PostOp:1,2
- Resolution of lumbosacral and SI joint pain
- Standing and walking tolerance improved with 5-point VAS improvement (7/10 to 2/10) at 3-month follow-up
1Multilevel deformity constructs have been performed for many years. Reported outcomes reflect entirety of the procedure and cannot be attributed to a single component. This case study represents a single patient’s experience and results may vary.
2Clinical results consistent with early SILVIA (NCT04062630) trial outcomes. SI-BONE data on file.
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There are potential risks associated with iFuse procedures. They may not be appropriate for all patients and all patients may not benefit.
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