pilonidal dimple…

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anatomical landmarks, back view, pilonidal cyst, dimple, sacral dimple, pilonidal dimple, small pit, sinus, in the sacral area, very top, the crease between the buttocks, majority of pilonidal dimples, harmless, congenital anomalies that consist of a small depression, pit, increased hairiness around the area, pilonidal dimple, a deep tract, rather than a shallow depression, a sinus, contain hair, become infected, drain, on rare occasions, sinus, extend, spinal cord, adolescence, pilonidal dimple, tract, become infected, forming a cyst-like structure, a pilonidal cyst, require surgical drainage, total excision, prevent reinfection, congenital pilonidal dimple, congenital dermal sinus, the dimple, mildest form, keep pilonidal dimples clean, free of debris, regular bathing, report any drainage of fluid, dimple, either clear, containing pus, to health care provider, note swelling, redness, drainage, tenderness around the pilonidal dimple, medical history, a physical examination performed, vast majority of cases, examining physician, merely comment that infant, child has a pilonidal dimple, should not worry, on the rare occasion, findings associated, asked the following information, medical history, pilonidal dimple in detail, has there been any change, in the appearance, the pilonidal dimple, has there been any drainage, dimple, symptoms developing, any numbness, loss of movement, in the legs, has there been any change in bladder control, lesion, infected pilonidal cyst, surgery to remove the cyst recommended, studies, determine sinus extends, spinal cord.