High Rate of Major Morbidity after Surgical Excision for Pilonidal Disease
Joseph J. López(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Peter C. Minneci(Thomas Jefferson University), Devin R. Halleran(Oregon Health & Science University), Katherine J. Deans(Nemours Children's Health System), Jennifer N. Cooper(Nationwide Children's Hospital)
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