Lesion — Pronounced lee sion with the emphasis on the lee, a lesion can be almost any abnormality involving any tissue or organ due to any disease or any injury. There are, not surprisingly, many types of lesions. There are also a number of different ways … Medical dictionary
Lesion — A lesion is any abnormal tissue found on or in an organism, usually damaged by disease or trauma. Lesion is derived from the Latin word laesio which means injury .Causes of lesionsLesions are caused by any process that damages tissues. A… … Wikipedia
target spot — noun 1. : a disease (as early blight of tomato and potato) characterized by lesions having concentric markings resembling a target 2. : a target spot lesion … Useful english dictionary
iris lesion — target l. (def. 3) … Medical dictionary
bull's-eye lesion — 1. a round shadow seen on a radiograph, with a dark circle surrounding a central light circle, thus resembling a bull s eye or target; it is found most often on a view of the duodenal wall and represents tumor metastasis that forms a mass with… … Medical dictionary
TLR — Target Lesion Revascularization (Medical » Physiology) *** Transmission Loading Relief (Governmental » Transportation) * The Lan Rooms (Internet » Chat) * Top Level Requirement (Governmental » Military) * Top Level Requirement (Computing »… … Abbreviations dictionary
erythema iris — target lesion (def. 3) … Medical dictionary
Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors — (RECIST) is a set of published rules that define when cancer patients improve ( respond ), stay the same ( stable ), or worsen ( progression ) during treatments. The criteria were published in February, 2000 by an international collaboration… … Wikipedia
Radiosurgery — This article is about the medical procedure. For the album by American rock band New Found Glory, see Radiosurgery (album). Radiosurgery Intervention CLINAC: a model of steerable linear accelerator commonly used in radiosurgery … Wikipedia
Erythema multiforme — Classification and external resources Erythema multiforme minor of the hands ( note the blanching centers of the lesion ) ICD 10 L … Wikipedia