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SACROILIAC JOINT FUSION
Sacroiliac Joint Fusions
SACROILIAC JOINT FUSION
Effective Relief for Sacroiliac Joint Pain with SI Joint Fusion
Pain in the lower back or pelvis that radiates to the hips or legs may be due to sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction. At Spine Specialists of Louisiana, our sacroiliac joint fusion procedure is designed to stabilize the SI joint, alleviating pain and restoring your ability to move comfortably.
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Sacroiliac joint fusion is a minimally invasive procedure that involves fusing the sacroiliac joint, which connects the spine to the pelvis. When this joint becomes unstable or inflamed, it can cause significant pain. By stabilizing the joint through fusion, we reduce the pain caused by movement in the SI joint.


Is Sacroiliac Joint Fusion Right for You?
Consider SI joint fusion if:
You experience chronic lower back pain that radiates into the hips or thighs.
Conservative treatments such as physical therapy or injections haven’t provided relief.
Imaging shows instability or degeneration in the SI joint.

Benefits of Sacroiliac Joint Fusion
Pain Reduction: SI joint fusion effectively reduces pain by eliminating movement in the unstable joint.
Improved Mobility: After stabilizing the joint, many patients experience better movement and reduced discomfort.
Minimally Invasive: Our approach minimizes muscle disruption, reducing recovery time and pain after surgery.
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Expertise and Compassionate Care
At Spine Specialists of Louisiana, we are dedicated to offering advanced, minimally invasive treatments designed to meet the unique needs of each patient. Our approach focuses on reducing pain, minimizing recovery time, and improving your overall quality of life.
With a compassionate and experienced team by your side, we are here to guide you through every step of your treatment and recovery journey. From your initial consultation to follow-up care, our goal is to provide personalized support and expert care, empowering you to regain your mobility and return to the activities you love.
