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Turkey is leading in the 21st century pilonidal sinusdisease research

Türkiye 21. yüzyıl pilonidal sinüs hastalığı araştırmalarında liderdir

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284–290
Publication Date
2022-11-06
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Conclusion: Surgeons in Turkey currently publish the lion´s share of the pilonidal sinus literature.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Objective: Pilonidal sinus disease (PSD) has been a recognized pathology for the past 188 years.
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Key Findings & Data:Our investigation included analysis of the world literature between 1833 and 2018.
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Conclusion & Impact:Conclusion: Surgeons in Turkey currently publish the lion´s share of the pilonidal sinus literature.
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Abstract

Objective: Pilonidal sinus disease (PSD) has been a recognized pathology for the past 188 years. We studied whether scientific interest in this common disease has grown or declined over time. Our investigation included analysis of the world literature between 1833 and 2018. Material and Methods: A PubMed search was conducted to identify all publications on pilonidal sinus disease, broken down by country, year of publication and number of patients included or described.Results: The number of patients studied has been increasing, with date of more than 10,000 patients published per decade since 1970, and the total number of affected patients exceeding n= 40.000 in 2010 and Turkey leads the research, contributing 39% of the Mediterranean patients and 18% of the patients globally, while Italy provides 26% of the Mediterranean patients and 12% of the global total. Flap studies have increased, whereas primary open treatment studies have decreased from 40% in 1940 to less than 10% at present. Twenty percent of the studies performed today report primary median approaches, and the number of randomized controlled trials has increased. Conclusion: Surgeons in Turkey currently publish the lion´s share of the pilonidal sinus literature.

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Giriş ve Amaç: Pilonidal sinüs hastalığı (PSD), son 188 yıldır tanınan bir patolojidir. Bu yaygın hastalığa bilimsel ilginin zaman içinde artmış mıyoksa azalmış mı olduğunu araştırdık. Araştırmamız, 1833-2018 yılları arası dünya literatürünün analizini içeriyordu. Gereç ve Yöntem: Pilonidal sinüs hastalığı ile ilgili, ülkeye, yayın yılına ve dahil edilen veya açıklanan hasta sayısına göre değerlendirilmiş tümyayınları tanımlamak için bir PubMed araştırması yapılmıştır. Bulgular: İncelenen hasta sayısı artmakta olup, 1970 yılından bu yana her dekadda 10.000’den fazla hasta yayınlanmıştır ve 2010 yılında toplamhasta sayısı n= 40.000’i aşmıştır. Türkiye, Akdeniz bölgesindeki hastaların %39’unu, dünya genelindeyse hastaların %18’ini bildirerek bilimsel araştırmalara öncülük etmektedir. İtalya Akdeniz hastalarının %26’sını ve küresel toplamın %12’sini bildirmektedir. Flep çalışmaları artarken, birincilaçık tedavi çalışmaları ise 1940’taki %40’lık değerden günümüzdeki %10’ların altındaki düzeylere düşmüştür. Bugün yapılan çalışmaların yüzdeyirmisi birincil medyan yaklaşımları bildirmekte ve randomize kontrollü çalışmaların sayısı artmaktadır. Sonuç: Türk cerrahları şu anda pilonidal sinüs literatüründeki aslan payını yayınlamaktadır.

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DOLL, D., STAUFFER, V., DİEKMANN, M., WYK, P. V. (2022). Turkey is leading in the 21st century pilonidal sinusdisease research. Turkish Journal of Surgery, Cilt: 36 - Sayı: 3, 284–290. https://ajindex.com/articles/614288

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