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One day surgery for pilonidal disease.

A Inan¹, O Surgit, M Sen

¹Department of General Surgery, Fatih University School of Medicine, Ankara, Turkey. aydininan@ttmail.com

Bratislavske Lekarske Listy

|September 30, 2011

Summary

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The "D" excision technique for pilonidal disease, performed as a same-day surgery, demonstrates a low recurrence and complication rate. This minimally invasive approach allows patients to return to daily activities quickly.

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Area of Science:

Surgical techniques
Pilonidal disease management

Background:

Pilonidal disease has various surgical treatment options.
The study focuses on the "D" excision technique with suction drain under local anesthesia.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the efficacy and safety of the "D" excision technique for pilonidal disease.
To assess complication and recurrence rates of this one-day surgery procedure.

Main Methods:

54 patients underwent "D" excision with suction drain under local anesthesia.
Minimally wide excision and layered subcutaneous closure were employed.
All procedures were conducted as same-day surgeries.

Main Results:

A recurrence rate of 7.4% (4/54 patients) was observed.
Infection occurred in 3.7% (2/54 patients) leading to wound dehiscence, but both healed well.
Patients resumed daily activities within 3-5 days post-operation.

Conclusions:

The "D" excision technique is a safe and effective one-day surgery for pilonidal disease.
This method is associated with low complication and recurrence rates.