Abstract
We report two new cases of glomus coccygeum in pilonidal sinus excision specimens. The positive expression of glomus coccygeum cells for SOX10 is used for the first time. SOX10 is a useful immunohistochemical marker for identifying this microanatomical structure, confirming the diagnosis and may help the differential diagnosis. The glomus coccygeum cells are probably neural crest-derived from multipotent Schwann cell precursors.
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