Current surgical practices and attitudes toward pilonidal sinus disease among Russian surgeons: A national survey

Our findings suggest that PSD surgery in Russia has not yet shifted from midline excisions to off-midline flap procedures and minimally invasive surgery. This study calls for attention to this underprioritized group of patients and underscores the importance of developing national guidelines in Russia.

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Colorectal Disease
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2025-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.1111/codi.70020
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2
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Anorectal Disease Treatments and Outcomes
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Current surgical practices and attitudes toward pilonidal sinus disease among Russian surgeons: A national survey

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Current surgical practices and attitudes toward pilonidal sinus disease among Russian surgeons: A national survey

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Our findings suggest that PSD surgery in Russia has not yet shifted from midline excisions to off-midline flap procedures and minimally invasive surgery. This study calls for attention to this underprioritized group of patients and underscores the importance of developing national guidelines in Russia.

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