The sacroiliac joint is common source of pain. It is a cartilaginous joint between the base of the spine (sacrum) and the waist bone (ilium). SI joint pain can occur in patients who have undergone lumbar fusion due to the increased biomechanical forces or following...
In a previous blog, I have discussed the limitations of MRI’s in identifying the source of a given patient’s pain. A clinical evaluation today illustrates this point. 35y/o athletic patient presented with a 4 year history of lower back pain, constant in duration,...
The sacrolilac joint is the joint between the sacrum, the base of the spine, and the ilium of the pelvis. It can be a common source of pain in patients who have had lumbar fusions and traumatic injuries. Diagnosis is made by injection of a small amount of local...
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