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Rotated or laterally moved flap receiving its blood supply from the original base of the flap. It is used to cover an adjacent surgical site or improve the thickness of soft tissue contours.A partially detached piece of tissue that is attached on one end to a source of blood. The other end may be surgically connected to a site from which a new blood supply may develop.Also known as an "attached flap," this refers to a segment of tissue that is transferred to a different area of the body while retaining its blood supply.