Sacropelvic (SP) fixation is the immobilization of the sacroiliac joint to attain lumbosacral
fusion and prevent distal spinal junctional failure. SP fixation is indicated in numerous spinal …

Sacropelvic fixation is indicated in various clinical settings, most notably long spinal
arthrodesis, reduction of high-grade spondylolisthesis, and complex sacral fractures. The …

In order to achieve bone fusion between the mobile lumbar spine and the immobile sacrum,
surgical techniques have been developed along with the development of instrumentation …

Purpose To compare the outcomes of sacropelvic fixation (SPF) using sacral-2-alar iliac
(S2AI) screw with SPF using iliac screw (IS). Methods A comprehensive search of PubMed …

Study Design. Literature-based topic review. Objective. To review the indications and
techniques for different sacropelvic fixation methods and to outline important associated …

Sacropelvic is a complex junctional area owing to the complex regional anatomy and higher
biomechanical stress. However extension of construct is indicated in cases with complex …

Purpose Sacropelvic fixation is frequently used in combination with thoracolumbar
instrumentation for the correction of severe spinal deformities. The purpose of this study was …

Objective Iliac screw fixation has been used to prevent premature loosening of sacral
fixation and to provide more rigid fixation of the sacropelvic unit. We describe our technique …

Object Long-segment spinal instrumentation ending at the sacrum places substantial
biomechanical stress on sacral screws. Iliac (pelvic) screws relieve some of this stress by …

The sacral percutaneous fixation has many advantages but can be associated with a
significant exposure to X-ray radiation. Currently, sacroiliac screw fixation represents the …