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Serial Therapeutic Sacroiliac Joint Injections: A Practice Audit
Pain Medicine, 07/08/09
Schofferman J et al. - SIJ corticosteroid injections appear to be an effective palliative treatment for selected patients with SIJ pain. Most patients whose pain is responsive to SIJ steroid injections improved sufficiently and remained well after 1 to 3 injections, but some required frequent injections on a long-term basis.
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