Benefits of the SacroFuse® System 

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SacroFuse is fully cannulated and self-cutting, allowing for a streamlined, percutaneous approach with minimal disruption to surrounding anatomy. The implant's dual-thread design engages both cortical and cancellous bone, providing exceptional fixation. 

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Its three integrated fusion channels direct bone graft material into the joint itself—enhancing bony ingrowth, stability, and long-term fusion success. The RBM surface treatment on both ends of the implant supports osteointegration, and a wide variety of implant sizes ensures adaptability across patient anatomies. 

Color-coded implants and a simplified insertion system make intraoperative workflows smoother and faster, especially in ASC and outpatient environments. 

 

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A Streamlined Surgical Workflow 

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SacroFuse was designed for ease of use. The full technique involves just a few key steps: 

• Pre-op Planning & Positioning: CT or X-ray imaging guides entry point selection; the patient is placed prone with SI joints relaxed. 

• Access & Guidewire Placement: Using outlet oblique fluoroscopy, a starting point is identified; the guidewire is inserted along the optimal trajectory. 

• Dilation & Implant Insertion: Tissue is dilated over the guidewire, and the implant is inserted using a guided, threaded technique under continuous fluoroscopic confirmation. 

• Optional Second Implant: A second trajectory can be placed parallel to the first, depending on patient need. 

 

Once inserted, final implant position is confirmed via lateral and oblique views. 

 

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Designed for the Future of Spine

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SacroFuse supports the trend toward less invasive, outpatient spine surgery by reducing OR time, improving precision, and offering predictable outcomes. It’s a strong choice for surgeons who value workflow efficiency without compromising clinical integrity. 

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To learn more about training, instrumentation, or case support, visit www.MySacrix.com or contact your KIC Ventures representative.