Fereshteh Salimi Jazi

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the presence of hair in the gluteal crease is the most important predisposing risk factor for polol disease
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None of the patients with more than 75% hair reduction experienced the recurrence.

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BOB Ped Surg 2023 - Fereshteh Salimi Jazi, PAPS - Presentation

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quote the presence of hair in the gluteal crease is the most important predisposing risk factor for polol disease ↗
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clinical Presence of hair in the gluteal crease is the most important predisposing risk factor for pilonidal disease ↗
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quote We hypothesize that the more hair reduction could correlate with a lower chance of polol disease recurrence. ↗
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epidemiological Study included 198 patients presenting from June 2019 to April 2022 ↗
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epidemiological 102 patients were male and 96 patients were female ↗
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epidemiological Majority of patients had Fitzpatrick skin types three and four ↗
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epidemiological Mean age at time of first laser session was 18 years ↗
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epidemiological Median follow-up time was 217 days ↗
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epidemiological Majority of patients had dark colored and medium thickness hair ↗
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clinical On average, 4.3 sessions required to reach 50% hair reduction ↗
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clinical On average, 6.6 sessions required to reach 75% hair reduction ↗
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clinical On average, 7.8 sessions required to reach 90% hair reduction ↗
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clinical Patients with Fitzpatrick skin types 1 and 2 required less average laser sessions to reach the same percentage of hair reduction compared to other skin type groups ↗
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clinical Thicker hair was associated with higher average laser sessions required ↗
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clinical Dark colored hair was associated with higher average laser sessions required ↗
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clinical A linear relation was observed between number of laser sessions and amount of hair reduction regardless of patient hair and skin characteristics ↗
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clinical On average, 2.6 laser sessions required to reach 20% hair reduction ↗
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quote None of the patients with more than 75% hair reduction experienced the recurrence. ↗
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epidemiological 44 patients underwent incision and drainage at time of presentation ↗
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epidemiological 132 patients underwent trephination procedure ↗
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epidemiological 22 patients did not undergo any surgical intervention under study care ↗
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epidemiological Overall recurrence rate was 6% ↗
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clinical None of the patients with more than 75% hair reduction experienced recurrence ↗
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clinical After controlling for other confounding factors, dark hair was associated with higher recurrence rate ↗
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clinical After controlling for other confounding factors, Fitzpatrick skin types five and six were associated with higher recurrence rate ↗
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epidemiological Mean number of laser sessions after which recurrence occurred was 3.2 sessions ↗
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clinical Probability of recurrence after 75% hair reduction decreased by 100% ↗
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opinion 75% hair reduction could be a treatment target for pilonidal disease patients since no recurrence occurred after achieving this threshold in the study cohort ↗
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clinical Probability of recurrence after 50% hair reduction decreased by 78% ↗
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clinical Probability of recurrence after 20% hair reduction decreased by 50% ↗
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clinical Probability of recurrence decreases with increase in percentage of hair reduction ↗
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quote Since in our patient cohort, no recurrence occurred after achieving 75% hair reduction, we may conclude that this could be a treatment target for polol disease patients. ↗