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FLAPThe communications protocol used by AOL Instant Messenger (AIM). FLAP runs over TCP/IP and provides the header format for transmitting IM commands and data. It includes the SNAC data type, which is the primary data structure transmitted between clients and servers. See OSCAR. flap 1. Aviation a movable surface fixed to the trailing edge of an aircraft wing that increases lift during takeoff and drag during landing 2. Surgery a piece of tissue partially connected to the body, either following an amputation or to be used as a graft
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We used negative-pressure dressings to treat a poorly healing cervical rotation flap following radical neck dissection in an elderly man. Day 25: Further debridement, SSG and rotation flap to the burn injuries. He underwent wide local excision with an en bloc resection of the parotid gland (figure 1, B), a bilobed cervicofacial rotation flap procedure (double transposition flap with a shared base), and a partial auriculectomy. |
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