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Reoperation to maintain opened sutures has been necessary when the fixative was applied only to the bone edges and adjacent dura, indicating that the entire exposed dural surface must be covered. Cranioplasty to close large defects often became necessary at a later age when the solution containing acetic acid was applied longer than 3 min. 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