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HAVE LOW BACK PAIN?

THE SI JOINT CAUSES 23%1
OF LOW BACK PAIN

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Why does it hurt?

If you have low back pain, you are not alone. Up to 85% of all people do at some point in their lives.2,3 It has been reported that over 20% of all chronic low back pain is due to sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction.1 Located in the pelvis where the iliac bone joins the sacrum, the SI joint helps stabilize your pelvis and bear the weight of your upper body. If it degenerates or becomes injured, the nerve endings in the SI joint can cause pain in your low back, pelvis, buttocks and legs.

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OF PEOPLE HAVE BACK PAIN AT ONE POINT IN THEIR LIVES.2,3
OF ALL CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN IS DUE TO SACROILIAC (SI) JOINT DYSFUNCTION.1

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True SI Joint Arthrodesis

The SImmetry System follows accepted orthopedic spine principles designed to ensure optimal patient outcomes. The proprietary SImmetry Decorticator™ allows you to prepare the articular region of the SI joint, while other instruments facilitate collection of autologous bone, insertion of bone graft and placement of implants—in other words, a true arthrodesis.

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Ref 1. Bernard et al. Recognizing specific characteristics of non-specific low back pain. Clinical Orthopedics and Related Research. April 1987; 217: 266-280
Ref 2. Spoor, AB, Oner FC (2013) Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery in Chronic Low Back Pain Patients. J. Neurosurg Sci; Sep; 57(3):203-18
Ref 3. Freburger JK et al. (2009) The Rising Prevalence of Chronic Low Back Pain. Arch Intern Med, 169(3):251-258

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