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RMJ. 2026; 51(2): 410-412


Comparison of outcome of crystallized phenol in pilonidal sinus with and without curettage under local anesthesia in terms of wound healing and recurrence rate

Ahmed Siddique Ammar, Danyal Sheraz, Maham Qazi, Muhammad Shoaib, Humaira Alam, Faryal Ufaq.



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Objective: To determine the outcome in terms of wound healing and recurrence rate after application of crystallized phenol with and without curettage of pilonidal sinus.
Methodology: This comparative study with a total of 80 patients was conducted in Surgical Ward of Chaudhary Muhammad Akram Teaching & Research Hospital, Azra Naheed Medical College Lahore Pakistan from May 1, 2023 to April 31, 2024. Patients in the Group A were treated with crystallized phenol with curettage and in Group B with crystallized phenol without curettage.
Result: In Group A, the past surgical history was found in 7 patients and in Group B, the past surgical history was noted in 1 patient. No recurrence was found in either group after 3 and 6 months after phenol treatment (p=0.00). After 6 weeks, all patients were healed in both groups and majority of the patients were healed in 3rd week after the phenol treatment (p=0.00)
Conclusion: This study concluded that both groups crystallized Phenol with curettage and without curettage showed equally effective findings in terms of wound healing and recurrence rate.

Key words: Recurrence rate, wound healing, crystallized phenol, pilonidal sinus, perianal disease.





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