Figures & data
Figure 1 iFuse (left) and iFuse-3D (right) devices.
Table 1 Baseline and surgical characteristics of SALLY participants (n=28). Data from first procedure (if more than one provided) are reported
Figure 2 Patient flow diagram.
Figure 3 Improvement in visual analog scale SIJ pain (top) and Oswestry Disability Index (middle) and EuroQOL-5D (bottom) by time and treatment. Figure shows results for the current study in green. Figure also includes data from prior studies: INSITE (black, randomized trial of SIJF vs non-surgical management),Citation6 iMIA (orange, randomized trial of SIJF vs conservative management)Citation8 and SIFI (light blue, single-arm prospective trial of SIJF).Citation7
Figure 4 Proportion of subjects reporting ability to perform activity with minimal difficulty by activity and months after SIJF.
Table 2 Proportion of subjects reporting ability to perform activity with minimal difficulty
Figure 5 Change in functional test performance from prior to SIJF to 3 and 6 months after SIJF. Sit-to-stand and transitional timed up and go show seconds required to complete the task. Active straight leg raise test shows number of categories of improvement on 0–5 scale.
Abbreviation: SIJF, sacroiliac joint fusion.
Figure 6 Change in work status over time from prior to SIJF to 6 months after SIJF.
Abbreviations: NW, not working; LT, less than; b/o, because of; SIJ, sacroiliac joint; SIJF, sacroiliac joint fusion.
