This week we are going to discuss sacroiliac joint issues—both iliosacral and sacroiliac dysfunctions, two very different conditions which require specific treatment. Iliosacral dysfunctions are ...

At one point, the sacroiliac joints were thought to be a major source of low back pain, but more accurate methods of diagnosis have proved that not to be the case.

Dr. Kaliq Chang Interventional Pain Management Specialist Dr. Kaliq Chang with Atlantic Spine Center Offers Tips for Protecting One of Body’s Largest Joints Clinical statistics indicate as many ...

The sacroiliac joints connect your hip bones to the spine—and can cause back pain. Pregnancy, injury, and playing sports can all cause SI joint pain.

The symptoms of this inflammatory disease can seem disconnected, which is why it’s important to know what to look for.

The pain of sacroiliac joint dysfunction may start on one side of your lower back and buttocks, radiating to the lower hip, groin and upper thighs. This might be because of aging, arthritis , or ...

Researchers assessed differences in the structural lesions appearing on sacroiliac joint MRIs in 172 participants (mean age, 30.1-34.3 years) from two projects comparing patients with axSpA with ...

Back pain. Experts aren’t sure whether sacralization is an actual cause of back pain in some people, or if they’d still have back pain without it. Bertolotti’s Syndrome.

Dr. Thomas B. Freeman is the first to perform a procedure to eliminate an often misdiagnosed source of back pain called sacroiliac joint disease. It's a commonly misdiagnosed source of back pain.

Interventional spine and pain physician Chanë Price, M.D., M.S. has joined Holy Cross Medical Group, a multi-specialty physician-employed group of more than 180 physicians providing services ...

Psoriatic arthritis often affects the fingers, wrists, knees, ankles, or toes. But some people may also experience lower back pain and stiffness. Learn more.

Back pain may be a symptom of COVID, but it's also known that bad working set-ups can also cause aches and pains. ... Too many of my patients slouch and sit on their tailbone.