Two-year outcomes from a randomized controlled trial of minimally invasive sacroiliac joint fusion vs. non-surgical management for sacroiliac joint dysfunction

David W. Polly, John Swofford, Peter G. Whang, Clay J. Frank, John A. Glaser, Robert P. Limoni, Daniel J. Cher, Kathryn D. Wine, Jonathan N. Sembrano, John Cummings, James Cole, Elizabeth Pertile, Ellen Looney, Patti Hunker, Mary Anne Gfell, Clay Frank, Jamie Edwards, Gordon Mortensen, Tracy Mente, Scott KitchelChristopher Miller, Gregory Moore, Shawn Potts, Brett Barnes, Robert Limoni, Nilesh Patel, Taylor Romdenne, Denise Barnes, Nicholas Peterson, Harry Lockstadt, Elaine Wilhite, James Farris, Don Kovalsky, Laura Pestka, Cristy Newman, Peter Whang, Donna Ann Thomas, Bethany Samperi, Stacey Lombardi, Emily A. Darr, Laura Fields, Jennifer Philp, Monica Baczko, Charles Harvey, Jason Peterman, Karim Bouferrache, Lori Latham, Pierce Nunley, Charles Ledonio, Sharon Yson, the INSITE Study Group

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