iFuse TORQ®
Cutting-Edge Pelvic Fixation & Fusion
Minimally invasive surgical fusion of the sacroiliac (SI) joint
Features
- FuSlon 3D™ Surface 3D Printed Porous Lattice Designed for osseointegration
- TORQLock™ Threads Hooked Profile Designed to reduce toggle
- IntelliHarvest® Technology Helical Flutes and Fenestrations Self-harvest bone
- EZDrive® Tip Self-Drilling, Self-Tapping Decreases surgical steps
Clinical Data
STACI
iFuse TORQ® for the Treatment of Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction (STACI).
A prospective, multicenter, study that demonstrates the safety and effectiveness of iFuse TORQ® for treating sacroiliac joint dysfunction.
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...the osseointegration that occurs over time across the implant itself further cemented my decision to make the choice to select the iFuse implant."
Dr. Alexander Molinari DO
Orthopedic Spine Surgeon,
Traverse City, MA
Results
6 Week Histology
SI-BONE Technical Study 300940-TS. Sheep model data is not necessarily indicative of human clinical outcomes.
iFuse TORQ Procedure
Two Minimally Invasive Approaches
Case Studies
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Robert Limoni, MD “A diagnosis that is often present but rarely detected.”
Case: SI Joint Pain Masked As Hip Pain for 10 Years
Professional Training
Since 2009, SI-BONE has trained thousands of healthcare providers worldwide on the iFuse Implant System®. SI University® offers a broad curriculum of educational programs on the diagnosis and treatment of SI joint disorders.
Whether you’d like a technique refresher, practice on a dysmorphic sacrum, or an initial training experience, the SI-BONE SImulatorTM provides a realistic learning experience with no radiation.
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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.
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