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    • About Dr. Richard Daniels
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    • Our Surgeons
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  • Our Clinic
    • Consultation
    • Billing & Insurance
    • Eau Claire, Wisconsin
    • OakLeaf Surgical Hospital
    • Notice of Provider Privacy Practices
  • Diagnosis
    • Pilonidal Cysts
    • What Causes Pilonidal Disease?
    • Glossary of Pilonidal Terminology
    • Pilonidal Disease
    • Pilonidal Sinus
    • Hidradenitis and Pilonidal Disease
    • Pain from Pilonidal Cysts
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    • The Definitive Guide to Pilonidal Abscess
    • Pilonidal disease with minimal symptoms
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    • OCTOBER 24, 2021
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    Why might a cleft lift need to be revised?

    Why might a cleft lift need to be revised?

    Why might a cleft lift need to be revised? There are times when even a properly performed cleft lift will need another operation to adjust the shape of the cleft. The reasons for this fall into two categories: The original incision has failed to heal properly or has healed, but come apart later. A newRead more
    • Steve Immerman
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    • OCTOBER 4, 2020
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    Letter from a grateful family

    Letter from a grateful family

    With permission, I thought I’d share a recent correspondence from a patient’s father, who is a physician who has retired from surgery and now works in a wound care clinic. He has been trying to get his daughter’s pilonidal wound to heal after three failed operations. He found that in spite of diligent wound care

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    • Steve Immerman
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    • SEPTEMBER 30, 2020
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    Sitting after Cleft-Lift Surgery

    Sitting after Cleft-Lift Surgery

    We encourage sitting immediately after surgery. When I perform a cleft lift, the incision is not in the midline – so when you are sitting there is no force pulling the incision apart. In addition, the reasons patients can have non-healing or recurrence are not that the wound is pulled apart, but rather that it

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    • Steve Immerman
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