Treatment options for patients with pilonidal sinus disease: PITSTOP, a mixed-methods evaluation
Steven R. Brown(University of Arizona), Nyantara Wickramasekera(University of Sheffield), Phil Shackley(University of Cambridge), P G Vaughan-Shaw, Emily Strong(University of Sheffield), Helen Jones(Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust), Tia Callaghan(University of Sheffield), Farhat V N Din(Western General Hospital), Christine Moffatt(Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust), Daniel Hind(University of Sheffield), J. Morton(The Royal Melbourne Hospital), Arkadiusz Peter Wysocki(Logan Hospital), Mike Bradburn(University of Sheffield), Ellen Lee(Ford Motor Company (United States)), Jonathan N. Lund(University of Nottingham), Asha Senapati(Queen Alexandra Hospital), Matthew J. Lee(Department of Energy and Environment)
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