Correction to: surgical preference and outcomes in pilonidal sinus disease: a national multicenter study evaluating complications, recurrence, and quality of life (PISI TURKEY) - Summary - MDSpire

Correction to: surgical preference and outcomes in pilonidal sinus disease: a national multicenter study evaluating complications, recurrence, and quality of life (PISI TURKEY)

  • By

  • Ali Yalcinkaya

  • Ahmet Yalcinkaya

  • Bengi Balci

  • Can Sahin

  • Elif Ozeller

  • Ece Ozturk

  • Gulsum Sueda Kayacan

  • Enes Karaca

  • Ahmet Faruk Oyanik

  • Huseyin Gobut

  • Cagri Buyukkasap

  • Erdinc Kamer

  • Sezai Leventoglu

  • July 15, 2026

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Objective:

Correction of collaborator names not indexed in PubMed and not listed under the PISI TURKEY Study Collaboration.

Approach:
  • Correction Details: The erratum addresses the omission of collaborator names from the original publication.
Key Findings:
  • Collaborators are presented by institution with affiliated collaborators listed under each institution.
Interpretation:

The original article has been corrected to include the proper attribution of collaborators.

Conclusion:

The erratum serves to rectify the record regarding collaborator contributions.

Sources:

Original Source(s)

Correction to: surgical preference and outcomes in pilonidal sinus disease: a national multicenter study evaluating complications, recurrence, and quality of life (PISI TURKEY)

  • by Ali Yalcinkaya, Ahmet Yalcinkaya, Bengi Balci, Can Sahin, Elif Ozeller, Ece Ozturk, Gulsum Sueda Kayacan, Enes Karaca, Ahmet Faruk Oyanik, Huseyin Gobut, Cagri Buyukkasap, Erdinc Kamer, Sezai Leventoglu

  • July 15, 2026

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