PainTEQ Presents New Scientific Evidence Supporting Cortical-Piercing Posterior Sacroiliac Joint Procedures at ASPN 2026

Poster Presentations Scientific Sessions/Conferences & Meetings July 16, 2026

PainTEQ presents new scientific findings at the ASPN 2026 Annual Conference supporting its posterior fixation strategies for sacroiliac joint dysfunction. Highlights include the PRADA Study, which provides anatomical validation for the TRAQ cortical-piercing fixation strategy, demonstrating that the procedure’s fixation ridges exceed the maximum cortical thickness. Complementary finite element analysis shows improved fixation characteristics compared to other designs. The presentations aim to strengthen confidence in posterior sacroiliac joint procedures and emphasize the importance of clinical evidence.

Scientific presentations demonstrate converging anatomical, biomechanical, and clinical evidence supporting the TRAQ™ cortical-piercing fixation strategy TAMPA, Fla., July 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — PainTEQ, a leader in minimally invasive solutions for chronic pain, today announced new…