2021年11月11日 · Coccygeal pits are the most common cutaneous anomaly detected on neonatal spinal exam. This is of importance, because in contrast to coccygeal pits, sacral dimples may be associated with underlying spinal dysraphism.
Coccygeal Pits - American Academy of Pediatrics
2000年5月1日 · These intergluteal sinuses in the perianal region are frequently referred to as pits or dimples. Their cause is considered similar to other congenital dermal sinuses and appears unrelated to acquired pilonidal conditions observed in adults. They may become susceptible to local recurrent infection from trauma or hirsutism.
Sacral dimple - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic
2024年12月4日 · Most sacral dimples are harmless and don't need treatment. A sacral dimple can be a sign of a serious spinal problem in a newborn if the dimple is large or appears near a tuft of hair, skin tag, lump or discolored area. In these instances, your child's health care provider may recommend an imaging test.
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If the base could not be seen, this would be called a coccygeal pit. Although fistulas above the gluteal cleft may be associated with spinal dysraphism, coccygeal pits are benign and do not need imaging.
Sacral Dimples and Pits - Pediatric EM Morsels
2020年7月10日 · Solitary, midline pits located entirely within the gluteal cleft rarely have clinical significance. Isolated sacral dimples are poor marker of occult dysraphism. Association with other findings is important to consider. The majority of anatomic anomalies will have been detected in the newborn nursery in by the primary care physician… but…
NICU- Evaluation of Sacral Dimples/Coccygeal Pits - Johns Hopkins Medicine
2021年11月11日 · Guidelines for assessing neonatal sacral dimples and coccygeal pits, focusing on differentiation, imaging needs, and identifying spinal anomalies.
Sacral dimples, also known as sacrococcygeal or coccygeal dimples or pits, are the commonest cutaneous anomaly detected at neonatal spinal examination.1 They are defined as shallow or deep depressions occurring at the lower sacral region close to or within the natal cleft. Sacral dimples have been conventionally treated as similar to other.
Innocent pits and dermal sinus tracts: an oft-misdiagnosed …
2010年7月1日 · Coccygeal dimples are present in 4% of the population. These dimples are located at or near the tip of the coccyx within the gluteal cleft and are visible only when the buttocks is parted (Figure 1A). A fingertip placed on the dimple can be “rolled around” the tip of …
Simple sacral dimples and pits are common in neonates and seldom associated with spinal dysraphism. Unnecessary investigation increases parental anxiety, may prolong hospital stay following delivery and increases medical costs.
Coccygeal pits - PubMed
In the sacrococcygeal area, cutaneous congenital abnormalities are relatively common. It is estimated that 2% to 4% of children harbor intergluteal dorsal dermal sinuses. These intergluteal sinuses in the perianal region are frequently referred to as pits or dimples.
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