The PsiF system is a viable solution for patients with sacroiliac joint dysfunction who have exhausted non-surgical treatment options. This innovative system enables physicians to stabilize the SI joint through a minimally invasive posterior approach, providing patients with immediate pain relief and improved function.

• Patients may leave the ASC/Hospital the same day as the procedure.

• Canes, crutches, or a walker can help to reduce stress on the SI joint as it fuses and patients can walk as tolerated within hours after the procedure.

The first post-operative visit is at 1 week.

Before this first post-op visit, follow these instructions:

• Keep incisions dry and dressing on (sponge baths)

• Avoid driving long distances

• No lifting above 10 LBS before this visit

• Heat therapy can help reduce muscle tensions and spasms caused by the surgery

• Applying ice can reduce painful inflammation

During the visit, the HCP will determine if the patient can return to work with light activities.

The second post-operative visit is around 4 weeks.

• Avoid running or jumping for 12 weeks

• Pain medication as prescribed/regular diet

• Patients can likely resume full activity at 12 weeks.