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The management of pilonidal disease in pediatric patients: some aspects of importance
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In brief
In brief
This commentary addresses a review article on pilonidal disease management in pediatric patients, highlighting additional clinical considerations that warrant attention. The authors supplement the original review with important aspects of pediatric pilonidal disease treatment that require further emphasis.
Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.
We have studied the sound review article of Grabowski et al. [1] in the Journal of Pediatric Surgery on the management of pilonidal disease with great interest. An impressive piece of work has been compiled, which merits considerable respect from the reader. Nevertheless, some smaller aspects have been slipping under the radar, which need to be added in brief as follows:
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