The pelvic subunit principle provides an effective algorithm for choosing the ideal pedicled flap for each region involved in acquired pelvic defects. This algorithm is based on individual attributes that make each flap most appropriate for each subunit. Complications were minimal and patient satisfaction with appearance and function was excellent.

TXA decreased blood product transfusion requirements in patients undergoing CVR for sagittal craniosynostosis, and should be a routine part of the strategy to reduce blood loss in these procedures.

Knowledge of the anatomy of the DSN will aid the surgeon who wishes to explore and decompress this structure.

Knowledge of the anatomy of the QS may aid the surgeon who wishes to explore and decompress the axillary nerve within this geometrical confine.

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