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Hindi Case Report, J Otol Rhinol Vol: 4 Issue: 1
Pilonidal Sinus of Nasal Dorsum: A Common Disease at Uncommon Site
| Sagar S Gaurkar1*, Prasad T Deshmukh2, Shraddha Jain2 and Minal S Gupta3 | |
| 1Assistant Professor, Dept of ENT, JNMC, Sawang(m), Wardha, India | |
| 2Professor, Dept of ENT, JNMC, Sawang(m), Wardha, India | |
| 3Ressident, Dept of ENT, JNMC, Sawang(m), Wardha, India | |
| *Corresponding author : Dr. Sagar M Gaurkar 29 Sagar, Snehal Nagar, Ward No. 7, Wardha, Maharashtra 442001, India E-mail: shaggy6486@gmail.com |
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| Received: April 26, 2014 Accepted: November 05, 2014 Published: January 07, 2015 | |
| Citation: Gaurkar SS, Deshmukh PT, Jain S, Gupta MS (2015) Pilonidal Sinus of Nasal Dorsum: A Common Disease at Uncommon Site. J Otol Rhinol 4:1. doi:10.4172/2324-8785.1000202 |
Abstract
Pilonidal Sinus of Nasal Dorsum: A Common Disease at Uncommon Site
Though most commonly found in sacrococcygeal region, pilonidal sinus, it can also be seen in rare localizations like umbilicus, forehead, scalp, clitoris interdigital area, penis, abdomen, neck and axilla. Occurrence of this lesion in the nasal pyramid and dorsum is all the more uncommon.
A 45 year old male, a known hypertensive presented to ENT OPD of AVBRH with complaints of swelling over the nasal dorsum since birth. Local examination revealed a deformed external nasal pyramid with a swelling located in midline over the nose at junction of bony cartilaginous dorsum. A sinus opening was seen over the swelling with hair coming out through it. The lesion was reported histopathologically as a pilonidal sinus.
