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Bulk Billed Sacroiliac Joint Injections in Albany Creek

Sacroiliac Joint Injections

What Are Sacroiliac Joint Injections?

Sacroiliac joint (SIJ) injections are used to diagnose and treat pain in the lower back, buttocks, or pelvis caused by inflammation or dysfunction in the sacroiliac joint. These joints connect your spine to your pelvis and can become painful from arthritis, injury, or strain.

Precise Pain Relief with CT Guidance

We use CT imaging to guide the needle directly into the sacroiliac joint. This ensures accurate placement of the steroid and anaesthetic, improving pain relief and reducing the risk of complications.

Comfortable, Low-Dose Procedure

The procedure is done using local anaesthetic. We use low-dose CT protocols to minimise radiation while keeping you comfortable throughout the process. Most patients are in and out within an hour.

Dual Purpose: Diagnosis & Relief

SIJ injections can confirm whether your pain is coming from the sacroiliac joint. They may also provide pain relief that lasts from days to several months, depending on the cause of the problem.

Bulk Billed Sacroiliac Joint Injections in Albany Creek

CT-guided sacroiliac joint injections for targeted lower back and pelvic pain relief.
Fast bookings and bulk billing available for eligible patients.

Professional & Trust-Building

Why Choose Link Radiology for Sacroiliac Joint Injections?

  • Image-Guided Precision with CT Technology

  • Experienced Interventional Radiologists

  • Minimally Invasive Pain Management

  • Bulk Billed for Eligible Patients

  • Caring, Modern Clinic in Albany Creek

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Bulk Billed Imaging Services in Albany Creek

At Link Radiology, we believe that access to high-quality diagnostic imaging shouldn’t come with financial stress. That’s why we offer fully bulk billed scans for eligible patients with a valid Medicare referral.

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FAQ

Sacroiliac Joint Injections

They are primarily used for diagnosing and treating sacroiliac joint dysfunction, sacroiliitis, or SI joint-related lower back pain.

Yes, but you’ll receive local anaesthetic for comfort. Sedation is not typically required.

You may feel some brief pressure or discomfort, but the local anaesthetic keeps most patients comfortable during the injection.

The entire appointment generally lasts about 30–40 minutes, including setup and monitoring after the injection.

Yes. It’s recommended to arrange transportation as temporary numbness or weakness may occur.

Relief may last weeks to months. If successful, the procedure may be repeated based on your doctor’s recommendations.

Yes. A valid referral from your GP or specialist is required to access Medicare benefits.

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Bulk Billed Sacroiliac Joint Injections Available

We’re committed to making your imaging experience fast, comfortable, and accurate. Whether you’re injured, unwell, or following up on a referral — Link Radiology is here to help.

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