Coccygectomy for osteomyelitis of coccyx

Laura, USA

Posted 2026-03-08

Diagnosis: Osteomyelitis of coccyx following pilonidal surgery in May 2024 with excruciating pain in coccyx region; chronic non-healing wound following pilonidal surgery

Treatment team: Dr. Lagaly, Wound Care Specialist and Dr. Spires, Infectious Disease, Piedmont Hospital in Georgia

Surgery: Coccygectomy surgery July 2025

Surgeon: Dr. David S. Rosen in Orlando, FL- Orlando Neurosurgery (see Doctors and specialists in the USA, Florida)

Outcome: No postsurgical complications emerged. Pain resolution ensued. Wound healed completely.

Laura received a MRI report in Feb 2026 finally documenting the absence of osteomyelitis and healing of a chronic wound tunnel.

Laura, her father and mother wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Rosen for a coccygectomy procedure.

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