Spine Surgery

Sacroiliac Joint Fusion

Solve chronic lower back & pelvic pains with exact treatment

When you have constant back pain on the lower back parts, buttocks, or the pelvic which cannot be treated with conventional therapies, it may be related to your sacroiliac (SI) joint. We have a spine care facility in New Jersey and their advanced sacroiliac joint fusion surgery can stabilize the joint and give permanent relief. Come to us whether you have undergone conservative treatment or need a minimally invasive sacroiliac joint fusion surgery and our team of spine experts will come to your rescue.

What Is Sacroiliac Joint Fusion?

The procedure used to stabilize the SI joint is called Sacroiliac joint fusion surgery or fusion of the iliac bone to the sacrum. This minimises the pain and inflammation of excessive motion or degeneration. Our spine surgeons use a minimally invasive surgical technique that requires less tissue damage, as small incisions are made before placing implants or bone grafts through which faster recovery occurs.

Who is a candidate for Sacroiliac joint fusion?

A sacroiliac joint fusion procedure in New Jersey can be helpful when the patient has one or some of the following:
  • Injury or arthritis SI joint dysfunction
  • Failed back syndrome
  • Painful joint pain in the SI joint Considerable lower back discomfort that is limited to the SI joint
  • The inflammation of the SI joint (sacroiliitis)
  • Pelvic or lower-spinal trauma
You might require a surgical remedy in case you experience pain over a period lasting more than six months and have failed to respond to delivery injections, physical therapy or drug needs.

Advantages of SI Joint Minimally Invasive Fusion

Smaller cuts and less scarring
Reduced amount of pain and accelerated healing after the surgery
High rate of success and long lasting relief of pain
Regained lower spinal and pelvis stability and mobility

Why Choose Us to Conduct Your Sacroiliac Joint Fusion Surgery in New Jersey?

At our spine specialist decompression center, the best imaging technology and surgery equipment are available to ensure the safety and precision of the result. As surgeons of board certification, we offer customized treatment to enable you to walk pain free with our highly skilled surgeons being experienced in sacroiliac joint fusions in NJ.

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Sacroiliac joint fusion surgery Q&A

One of the surgical methods used is called sacroiliac joint fusion surgery, which fuses the sacrum and the iliac bone to remove painful movement in the SI joint. It is usually applied in the treatment of chronic pain in lower back and SI joint dysfunction.

Patients with proven SI joint dysfunction who do not respond to any of the conservative methods such as injections, therapies, and drugs are candidates.

The healing process may take time but in most cases, the patient is expected to resume with limited movements after several weeks as well as an eventual resumption to normal routine. The majority of patients experience relief of pain in a matter of months.

It is performed using small cuts under the assistance of fluoroscopic guidance. Joint stabilization and fusion using implants or bone grafts are made to occur with less trauma to the surrounding tissues.

As with any surgery, there are risks that include infection, nerve damage and the implant failing though these are unlikely to occur when the procedure is carried out by an experienced spine specialist or vertebroplasty surgery NJ physician.

We are distinguished in delivering professional spine care and the surgical treatment such as the minimally invasive sacroiliac joint fusion surgery exercise under experienced and caring surgeons.

Rishi Sheth, MD

What To Expect During Your Appointment

Accurate diagnosis is the foundation of effective back pain treatment. During your visit with Rishi Sheth, MD, you can expect:

  • A thorough review of your medical history and symptoms
  • A detailed physical examination, including spine and neurological evaluation
  • Diagnostic imaging tests such as X-rays, MRI, or CT scans, if necessary
  • A clear explanation of the underlying cause of your pain
  • A personalized treatment plan based on your needs and lifestyle

Rishi Sheth, MD, works closely with each patient to ensure they understand their condition and feel confident in their care plan.