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Loop drainage after debridement (LDAD): minimally invasive treatment for pilonidal cyst

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    I. Qayyum, D. Bai & S. S. Tsoraides

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Qayyum, I., Bai, D. & Tsoraides, S.S. Loop drainage after debridement (LDAD): minimally invasive treatment for pilonidal cyst. Tech Coloproctol 20, 591–594 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10151-016-1469-8

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