Abstract
1. 1. A supplementary report of thirty additional cases of pilonidal cyst operated and treated by a new method, is presented. 2. 2. Anatomical dissection is advocated; block excision is deprecated. 3. 3. Diagrammatic sketches are presented to show various sinus arrangements and the incision and dissection employed for each. 4. 4. Minor variations in technic are described. 5. 5. The average healing time for thirty cases is 13.3 days. Follow-up indicates very good results.
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