Case Studies
A Breakthrough Approach to Pelvic Fixation & Fusion
“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, Rochester, MN Residency: University of San Diego Medical Center, San Diego, CA Medical School: Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX Robert Eastlack, MD, is an orthopedic surgeon and a fellowship-trained
spine specialist who focuses on minimally invasive and complex deformity reconstruction, as well as cervical spine reconstruction and deformity correction.
Case Details
- Condition
- Spinopelvic Fixation
- Product(s)
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iFuse Bedrock Surgical Technique iFuse TORQ
- Patient
- 63 yo female
Adult Scoliosis
Patient History:
- Idiopathic adult scoliosis with degenerative changes
- Disabling back and leg pain
- Spondylolisthesis
Surgical Treatment:
- ALIF L5-S1
- T10-pelvis posterior fusion with bilateral placement of S2AI screws and S1AI Bedrock® trajectory iFuse 3D™ implants for SI joint stabilization
PostOp:1,2
- No complaints of back/leg pain at 2-year follow-up
- Back to full-time work as a high-level executive and public speaker
Index Operation
Index Operation
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.
Healthcare professionals should refer to the Instructions For Use for indications, contraindications, warnings, and precautions at https://si-bone.com/label.
There are potential risks associated with iFuse procedures. They may not be appropriate for all patients and all patients may not benefit.
For information about the risks, visit https://si-bone.com/risks.