Pilonidal Sinus: Open Surgery or PEPSiT? Our Preliminary Experience in Adolescents

PEPSiT is a feasible minimally invasive option for pediatric pilonidal sinus disease, associated with shorter hospital stay, faster wound healing, and fewer postoperative complications compared with open surgery, with comparable operative time. These results should nevertheless be interpreted with caution and warrant confirmation in prospective controlled studies.

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Children
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2026-03-22
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https://doi.org/10.3390/children13030433
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Anorectal Disease Treatments and Outcomes
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Pilonidal Sinus: Open Surgery or PEPSiT? Our Preliminary Experience in Adolescents

N. Romeo, Salvatore Arena, Santi D’Antoni, Fabiola Cassaro, Pietro Impellizzeri
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Abstract

PEPSiT is a feasible minimally invasive option for pediatric pilonidal sinus disease, associated with shorter hospital stay, faster wound healing, and fewer postoperative complications compared with open surgery, with comparable operative time. These results should nevertheless be interpreted with caution and warrant confirmation in prospective controlled studies.

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