The purpose of this current opinion on sacroiliac joint pain and dysfunction is to assist
interventional pain physicians to apply appropriate treatment decisions and rationale to their …

The sacroiliac joint accounts for approximately 16% to 30% of cases of chronic mechanical
low back pain. Pain originating in the sacroiliac joint is predominantly perceived in the …

Introduction The sacroiliac joint (SIJ) has been estimated to contribute to pain in as much as
38% of cases of lower back pain. There are no clear diagnostic or treatment pathways. This …

Sacroiliac joint (SIJ) pain is thought to be a component of low back pain in 20% of people
who suffer with it chronically. There is no consistent objective diagnostic testing that includes …

Background: The sacroiliac joint is an accepted source of low back pain with or without
associated lower extremity symptoms. The diagnosis and management of sacroiliac joint …

Background: The sacroiliac joint has been implicated as a source of low back and lower
extremity pain. There are no definite historical, physical, or radiological features that can …

Background: The contributions of the sacroiliac joint to low back and lower extremity pain
have been a subject of considerable debate and research. It is generally accepted that 10 …

The sacroiliac joint has long been considered to be a potential source of low back and/or
buttock pain with or without lower extremity symptoms. Until recently, supportive evidence for …

Clinical management of sacroiliac disease has proven challenging from both diagnostic and
therapeutic perspectives. Although it is widely regarded as a common source of low back …

Background: The sacroiliac joint is well known as a cause of low back and lower extremity
pain. Prevalence estimates are 10% to 25% in patients with persistent axial low back pain …