Excision of epithelial-copcyx passage together with epithelial-copcyc fir. Modern approach to postoperative defect plastic

Margaryan Amayak Samvelovich, Supelnik Alexey Aleksandrovich

The aim of this study is to introduce a new approach in postoperative defect plastics, the main point of which is to reduce the number of postoperative complications, as well as relapses of such pathology as epithelial-coccyx move and coccyx cyst. Methods: The main methods of achieving positive results in this study are the technique of suturing subcutaneous fat and skin, as well as refusal to install drains into the area of intervention. Results: As a result of the introduction of changes in tissue plastics techniques following excision of the epithelial-coccyx move (ecm) and epithelial coccyx cyst (ecс), success achieved in such a frequent phenomenon as postoperative complications in the form of postoperative wound nagging, as well as such a frequent phenomenon as the failure of the postoperative wound and the divergence of the skin edges, and in some cases the divergence to the full depth of the wound. Deduction: This work is only of a recommendation nature and does not claim the title of absolutely correct method in carrying out this operation, and in view of this, it can be concluded from the study that by using the present operation technique, an optimal effect after the operation is achieved, the patient leaves the hospital walls in the shortest period, and the probability of early and late postoperative complications is minimized, as well as the number of relapses is minimized.

Keywords:epithelial-coccyx move (ecm); epithelial coccyx cyst (ecс), postoperative complications; recurrence; plasticity; postoperative defect.