Pelvis Conditions Treatments

● Vertebroplasty: This technique involves inserting polymethylmethacrylate into the bone of the collapsed vertebra with the needle and syringe under the guidance of X-ray. This technique is performed to stabilize the fracture and prevent further collapse.
● Kyphoplasty: In this procedure, a large needle is introduced into the spine with a balloon called a bone tamp and inflated until it expands to the desired height. The space created is then filled with or injected with orthopaedic cement called polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA). 
This procedure restores the height of the vertebrae and reduces the deformity.
● Sacroplasty: In this procedure, cement is introduced into the sacral bone at the base of the spine to treat a compression fracture. This procedure reduces pain and improves the stability of the sacrum, which is part of the pelvic structure.

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 Other treatment options such as medication and physical therapy may be recommended in addition to pudendal nerve decompression, depending on the severity of symptoms. Additionally, it is important for patients to make lifestyle and dietary changes that will help to reduce inflammation and pressure on the pudendal nerve. 
By following these treatment guidelines, those with pudendal neuralgia can experience long-term relief from their symptoms. 

The treatment can be done in a doctor's office or an outpatient setting and typically takes about 30 minutes. It is minimally invasive and has few side effects, making it an attractive option for those looking for alternatives to more invasive treatments such as surgery or medications.

In some cases, SI joint injection may be combined with physical therapy or other treatments for best results. It is important to follow the treatment plan prescribed by your healthcare provider in order to ensure that the treatment is effective and safe.

SI joint injections are generally considered safe and have few side effects. However, as with any treatment, there is a risk of allergic reaction or infection, so it's important to follow the instructions given by your healthcare provider. 

iFuse TORQ® is designed to stabilize and fuse the SI joint. The iFuse procedure involves inserting typically three threaded titanium implants across the SI joint to maximize stability, reduce pain, and improve function. The procedure is done through a small one-inch incision and takes about an hour. The 3D-printed iFuse TORQ implant was designed for osseointegration, which is the structural and functional connection between implant and bone. This allows your painful joint to be stabilized through binding of bone all along the implant.
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RFA is a safe and effective procedure with minimal risk of side effects. The procedure is typically done under local anesthesia, so patients experience little to no pain or discomfort during treatment. Patients usually experience temporary relief within hours after the procedure and long-term relief within a few weeks.