Radiculopathy due to cement extravasation after sacroplasty: A case report.

A case report published in Interventional Pain Medicine documents a patient who developed radiculopathy as a result of cement leakage following sacroplasty, a minimally invasive procedure used to treat sacral insufficiency fractures. The authors describe the clinical presentation, imaging findings, and management of this uncommon complication. Physical therapists treating post-procedural spine patients should be aware that cement extravasation can produce new or worsening radicular symptoms after sacroplasty.

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