Chronic pain originating from the sacroiliac (SI) joint can severely affect your quality of life—making basic activities like sitting, walking, or sleeping a struggle. When conservative treatments no longer offer relief, TransLoc Sacroiliac Joint Fusion provides a minimally invasive, powerful solution designed to stabilize and fuse the SI joint for lasting pain relief.

TransLoc, developed by CornerLoc, is a cutting-edge implant cleared by the FDA in 2022. It uses advanced -printed titanium technology to fuse the SI joint in multiple dimensions.

Printed Macro + Micro Porosity – Enhances bone ingrowth and long-term integration.

Modular Design – Combines a posterior implant and lateral oblique compression screw, or may use just the screws, for customized treatment.

Lateral Oblique Approach – Avoids sensitive nerves and blood vessels, reducing surgical trauma

Why It Matters to You ?

1. Personalized Surgical Solution

Unlike one-size-fits-all approaches, TransLoc allows your surgeon to tailor the device configuration to your body’s unique anatomy and symptoms.

2. Minimally Invasive

The lateral oblique technique enables precision placement with less tissue disruption and faster recovery

3. Optimized for Fusion

The engineered titanium implants promote bone growth and secure fixation, ensuring reliable long-term joint stabilization.

Is TransLoc Right for You?

Typical symptoms that may indicate SI joint dysfunction include:

• Low back or pelvic pain
• Buttock or hip discomfort
• Pain during standing, walking, or transition movements
• Waking at night due to pressure or pain

If these persist after conservative treatments—like physical therapy, injections, or medications—TransLoc becomes a viable surgical option.

The TransLoc Procedural Path

1. Initial Evaluation

Comprehensive imaging and diagnostic tests confirm SI joint involvement.

2. Conservative Care First

Physical therapy, injections, and medication typically precede any surgical consideration.

3. Minimally Invasive Surgery

Under precise guidance, surgeons place the TransLoc components through a posterolateral incision.

4. Fusion Process

The porous titanium implants guide bone growth over time, fusing the joint securely.

5. Recovery & Follow-Up

Expect a faster return to daily function than traditional open fusion, with ongoing monitoring to chart your progress.