lesion English

Meaning lesion meaning

What does lesion mean?

lesion

— noun any localized abnormal structural change in a bodily part

— noun (= wound) an injury to living tissue (especially an injury involving a cut or break in the skin)

Synonyms lesion synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as lesion?

lesion English » English

wound

injury

hurt

laceration

damage

cut

stab

sore

bruise

wheal

ulcer

scourge

plague

pathological process

pathological changes

pathologic change

mischief

minus

insult

inflammation

infestation

infected patch

impairment

impair

harm

handicap

disablement

disability

casualty

canker

accident

Topics lesion topics

What do people use lesion to talk about?

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Skin disease

• What words refer to a sore in the skin?
  boil infection sore open sore scab rash ulcer abscess bunion growth tumor bruise gangrene inflammation pox lesion canker corn eruption blister bedsore cold sore

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It's a small summit lesion, and I think we've got it in time.

Lesion in the temporal lobe.

If it's a lesion, in a way, she's fortunate.

A pneumoencephalogram, I would think, to pin down that lesion.

Note. raised. lesion approximately seven centimetres below sternum.

The lesion, not surprisingly. causes diffuse enlargement of the cervix. and, of course, our old friend, leucorrhoea.

Look at that lesion.

One of the partners noticed a lesion on my forehead.

The partner who spotted the lesion, Walter Kenton. worked for Walsh.

So you know the difference between a bruise and a lesion?

Negative CT rules out mass lesion and trauma.

Note: Raised lesion approximately seven centimeters below sternum.

You found a lesion on Barbala's body.

There could be a tumour or brain lesion.

No, I thought your flunking that test might indicate a lesion in the cerebrospinal nerve tracts.

You got a lesion in your nervous tax.

Not completely. There's an inoperable lesion.

Lesion in the heart area, maybe in the lungs.

It's a disease that affects the spine. It causes a lesion.

He had a lesion removed.

However, the power still remains the brain. A lesion to the nerve centers can produce paralysis. The procedure stops the complex entirely.

The extensor plantar reflex indicates a possible lesion on the brain.

The lesion, not surprisingly,...causes diffuse enlargement of the cervix...and, of course, our old friend, leucorrhoea.

He developed scar tissue, a lesion from that injury on his brain.

Classic lesion.

Must operate immediately because the risk of a lesion column is very high.

See the peak period ratios? There could be a tumour or brain lesion.

I was looking for a space-occupying lesion.

The doctors say the trauma caused a structural lesion on his brain.

Did you clean his lesion first?

No. I'm having a breakdown, that's what it is. Normal, everyday psychotic episode caused by a tumor or brain lesion.

Day in, day out, Radon Shield 55 keeps your fun factor up and lesion count down.

It's a lesion.

There's only got one lesion, and it's nowhere near her bowel.

He hasn't located any lesion.

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Neuropathic pain, by contrast, arises after a lesion or disease affects the nervous system.

It seems likely that the replacement of neurons in the adult brain did not evolve to make up losses due to illness or lesion, but as a process of constant renewal, a few cells being replaced every day.