in our opinion, the disadvantages of the masseter muscle flap, which restricted its wider use, are represented by the Fig. 3. inferior-posterior maxillectomy with masseter crossover flap reconstruction, complete re-epithelisation and tight sepa-ration between the oral cavity and maxillary sinus was obtained.
Learner's definition of REMISSION. 1. : a period of time during a serious illness when the patient's health improves. [noncount] Her cancer has gone into remission. = Her cancer is in remission. [=the symptoms of her cancer have become much less severe] The patient is in remission.
Example 1: Four claimants in the same case issue a claim. Three of them are given a full remission under Remission 1. The fourth claimant doesnât qualify for any remission and so would have to pay the fee in full. Example 2: Four claimants in the same case issue a claim.Two of them are given a full remission under Remissions 1 and 2.The remaining two claimants apply for a remission under Remission 3 and are given a part remission. The amounts they pay towards the fee are added together to pay the court fee in part or in full.ection 4: Remission 2 Remission two is Full remission based on your annual income before tax and other deductions (known as gross annual income).If you do not receive one of the benefits listed under Remission 1 you can apply for a remission based on your gross annual income.