2024年11月14日 · Posterior Spinal Fusion (PSIF) is a surgical procedure used to treat scoliosis, a sideways curvature of the spine. PSIF involves fusing together vertebrae in the spine, limiting motion in the fused area, to correct the curvature.

2016年4月18日 · PSIF system allows the surgeon to take a familiar posterior approach to fusing the SI Joint. Unlike the challenging lateral approach to fixate the SI Joint, PSIF is a safe and extremely reproducible surgical procedure.

Posterior Instrumented Fusion (PSIF) A procedure where screws are put in bone to take away painful motion and/or to add stability. Typically cartilage is burred and bone graft is added for a fusion to occur. This can be done at 1 or multiple levels.

The PsiF system is a viable solution for patients with sacroiliac joint dysfunction who have exhausted non-surgical treatment options. This innovative system enables physicians to stabilize the SI joint through a minimally invasive posterior approach, providing patients with immediate pain relief and improved function.

The PsiF or Posterior Sacroiliac Fusion System is a medical device used to treat SI joint dysfunction and SI joint pain. The specialized allograft implant is used to fuse the SI joint, giving it stabilization, and ending SI joint pain.

Posterior spinal instrumentation and fusion (PSIF), also called spinal fusion, is a procedure to put the bones of the spine (vertebrae) into the correct position.

Since March 2014, many doctors have been using the PsiF system to help their patients with SI joint pain. Our system allows for one or two unilateral implants, as well as an optional drill step. PsiF System. Minimally Invasive - One 1 inch incision. No Metal Implanted. Faster Recovery Time Than Traditional Fusion.

Why SI Joint Stabilization? Why PsiF? Like all orthopedic joints, the SI joint can degenerate and become a pain generator. This is why surgeons have been treating SI joint dysfunction since the early 1900’s. Simple: Single implant size (8x10x25mm) made of structural allograft bone and shaped for easy posterior insertion into the SI joint.

Why PsiF? Simple: Single implant size (8x10x25mm) made of structural allograft bone and shaped for easy posterior insertion into the SI joint. Reproducible: PsiF allows for a familiar prone patient position and identifiable landmarks for initial incision. Once down to the SI joint, the instrumentation helps

Why SI Joint Stabilization? Why PsiF? Like all orthopedic joints, the SI joint can degenerate and become a pain generator. This is why surgeons have been treating SI joint dysfunction since the early 1900’s. Simple: Single implant size (8x10x25mm) made of structural allograft bone and shaped for easy posterior insertion into the SI joint.