Presentation
Discharge and pain in the gluteal region.
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Pilonidal sinus
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- sinus tract in the intergluteal region in subcutaneous fat plane
- external opening is seen just to the right of the mid-line at the level of the fifth sacral vertebrae
- the tract traverses anteriorly and inferiorly and ends blindly at the level of the third coccygeal segment
- no obvious osteitis in the sacrococcygeal region
Case Discussion
Pilonidal sinus tract in the intergluteal region in the subcutaneous fat plane with an external opening just to the right of midline and ending blindly at the level of the third coccygeal segment.
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