Sacroiliac Joint Injections

[Italian Language with English CC/Subtitles]

In this insightful presentation, Giuliano Lo Bianco explores the complexities of treating sacroiliac joint pain using ultrasound-guided radiofrequency lesioning of lateral sacral branches. He begins with a quiz for the audience, asking about the indications for this treatment. The talk delves into the anatomy and pathology of the sacroiliac joint, emphasizing its role as a significant pain source. He discusses various diagnostic and therapeutic approaches, including the use of steroids and PRP injections. The presentation also covers the precise technique for sacroiliac joint infiltration under ultrasound guidance, highlighting the importance of avoiding exceeding a 2.5 ml injection volume to prevent complications. Additionally, he examines the efficacy of treating the joint with radiofrequency lesioning and its potential complications, advocating for a correct and focused diagnosis. The session concludes with audience responses to the initial quiz, emphasizing the criticality of proper patient selection and diagnosis for successful treatment outcomes.

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