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What is SI Joint Pain ?

More than 22.5 percent of back pain sufferers’ discomfort is from the SI joint, which is located between the sacrum and ilium. Pain that emanates from the SI joint can occur for many different reasons — some are age related, while others are caused by injury or a previous lumbar fusion. Your SI joint may be causing you pain if you’ve experienced one of these events or several of these symptoms:

  • Dull ache in the low back that feels like sciatica
  • Pain that radiates to the groin or thigh
  • Inability to sit or lie on the afflicted side
  • Increased pain when climbing stairs or hills

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What Are The Causes Of SI Joint Pain?

  • Previous lumbar fusion
  • Fall, misstep or awkward twisting or lifting
  • Uneven pelvis or legs, resulting in one leg being shorter than the other
  • Past pregnancy
  • Forms of arthritis such as degenerative sacroiliitis

Am I the right patient for SI Joint Pain Treatment?

An SI joint fusion is a minimally invasive procedure, where the sacrum and the pelvis are joined. SonoSpine surgeons will perform the procedure through a small incision with the guidance of a fluoroscope. Because there is typically limited mobility in the SI joint without the procedure, most patients will not lose any range of motion.

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Our Practitioners’ MRI review is an informational review of the MRI images and/or report that you provide to us. , This is not a form of diagnosis, treatment, correction, prevention or medical care. As such, the Practitioner’s MRI review should not be used as a determinant factor in any person’s physical or other health care, health treatment or health maintenance. No information provided by or through the Practitioner’s MRI review should ever be considered a substitute for any professional health care services, and you should consult with one or more appropriately licensed, registered and certified physicians, surgeons or other health care professionals for the same. In arranging for a Practitioner to provide an MRI review, neither Sonospine® nor that Practitioner assumes any responsibility whatsoever, nor shall Sonospine® or such Practitioner in any event or under any circumstances be liable in relation to your decision concerning your health care, health treatment or health maintenance, including without limitation any actions that you choose to take as a result of the Practitioner’s MRI review. A diagnosis and a final determination of whether you may benefit from treatment at Sonospine® can only be made after you have been physically examined in person by one of our Practitioners.