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25 February 2025 : Clinical Research  

Comparative Outcomes of Surgical Techniques for Pilonidal Sinus: A Turkish Retrospective Study

Afig Gojayev ORCID logo ABEF 1, Murathan Erkent ORCID logo ACDEFG 1*, Huseyin Onur Aydin ORCID logo BD 1, Cem Aydoğan ORCID logo CDEG 1, Tevfik Avci ORCID logo EFG 2, İsmail Tırnova ORCID logo BD 3, Paşa Doğan ORCID logo BG 4, Ramazan Gündoğdu ORCID logo BG 2, Sedat Yıldırım ORCID logo ACDG 1

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.947466

Med Sci Monit 2025; 31:e947466

Table 2 Surgical findings.

TotalPMCLFKFLPP
Drain148 (%35.1)44 (%19.3)76 (%92.7)28 (%52.8)
Operation time (min)70 (25–120)65 (50–90)90 (65–120)75 (60–90)35 (25–45)
Postop. complicationSeroma31 (7.3%)25 (11%)3 (3.7%)2 (3.8%)2 (3.4%)
Wound infection20 (4.7%)14 (6.1%)2 (2.4%)2 (3.8%)2 (3.4%)0.279
Wound dehiscence28 (6.6%)25 (11%)2 (2.4%)1 (1.9%)
Necrosis
Hematoma2 (0.5%)1 (0.4%)1 (1.2%)-0.720
Hospital stay (h)24 (4–72)24 (20–48)48 (24–72)24 (18–32)8 (4–10)
Postoperative recurrence43 (10.2%)33 (14.5%)4 (4.9%)2 (3.8%)4 (6.8%)
Recurrence time (months)23 (2–120)25 (6–120)23 (11–72)16 (16–16)7 (2–8)
PMC – primary midline closure; LF – Limberg flap; KF – Karydakis flap; LP – laser pilonidotomy.

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