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Pain Physician2019;22(1):29-40.January 1, 2019Journal Article

Sacroiliac Joint Fusion Methodology - Minimally Invasive Compared to Screw-Type Surgeries: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.

Zung Vu Tran1, Anna Ivashchenko1, Logan Brooks1
1MedAware Systems, Inc., Broomfield, CO.
PubMed

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Sacroiliac (SI) joint fusion represents a unique area of orthopedic surgery with procedural literature dating to the early 1920s, showing limited innovation in either technique or hardware over the last 90 years. Recent improvements in the diagnosis and treatment of SI joint dysfunction warrant comparisons to older surgical techniques. OBJECTIVE: To evaluate treatment efficacies and p…

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