Oxford University Press Sacroiliac Joint Pain: Interventional & Surgical Procedures

Sacroiliac joint pain represents one of the most prevalent painful conditions affecting patients today, frequently serving as the primary cause or significant contributor to chronic back pain. This comprehensive guide from Oxford University Press addresses the substantial advances in sacroiliac joint treatment over the past decade, spanning from minimally invasive interventions to complex surgical procedures. Designed for pain physicians, neurologists, neurosurgeons, and orthopaedic surgeons across all training levels and clinical experience, this book equips practitioners with current techniques and innovative approaches to managing sacroiliac disease. The internationally recognised author team provides evidence-based strategies to help clinicians incorporate cutting-edge treatment methods into their daily practice, improving patient outcomes and expanding therapeutic options for this challenging condition.