Some tactical and technical approaches in the treatment of patients with coccygeal epithelial passages

The problem in the treatment of coccygeal epithelial passages is the choice of the method and method of rehabilitation of patients in the postoperative period. When applying primary sutures to the wound after excision, there is a high proportion of complications and relapses. The use of the technique of suturing the edges of the skin to the bottom of the wound is accompanied by an increase in the healing time up to 1.5 months or more. Open management of a postoperative wound is characterized by a minimal percentage of relapses, but its healing time increases from several months to a year. Plastic surgery with wound closure with a displaced flap is not widely used. Therefore, in each specific case, the most optimal tactical and technical approach is chosen.

coccygeal epithelial cyst, radical surgery, blind suture of the wound, open management of the postoperative wound