Pilonidal sinus disease remains a common surgical condition with several operative techniques available. The ideal treatment should ensure complete disease removal, minimize complications, reduce recurrence, and promote faster recovery. A recent case series from a district hospital evaluated the Limberg flap reconstruction technique in patients with chronic and recurrent pilonidal sinus disease.
The findings reinforce why this procedure continues to be a dependable surgical option. Key Findings Mean operative time: 45 ± 15 minutes Complete wound healing achieved within 3 weeks No flap necrosis, wound infection, or wound dehiscence Only minor wound edge erythema in two patients, managed conservatively No recurrence reported during 6–18 months of follow-up High patient satisfaction with cosmetic and functional outcomes Why Limberg Flap? The Limberg flap offers several surgical…
