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Significados de lesion en inglés

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An injury to living tissue (especially an injury involving a cut or break in the skin)

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Animals exposed to chronic stress showed major increases in ischemic lesion size.
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Therefore we chose the use of a LFPS to approach this lesion.
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Methods: Sixty patients with a clinically occult breast lesion were prospectively included.
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Right hindlimb function caused by the left-side lesion recovered within 6 days.
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EBUS localization allowed marker implantation within the target lesion in 12 cases.
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Methods: Bovine enamel blocks with in vitro produced initial lesion were used.
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Assessment: Regions of interest on the cross-sectional images with maximal tumor lesion.
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Results: Clinical findings and laboratory results were consistent with a tubulointerstitial lesion.
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Only one case of target lesion revascularization was observed at day 227.
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Yet, the structural basis for lesion bypass specificity is not well understood.
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Furthermore, it provides information on the malignant potential of the detected lesion.
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The greater contact pressure increased lesion size for both cryoablation and RF.
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Support vector machines are then used to perform a pair-wise lesion classification.
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We report a case that fulfills both conditions in a tongue lesion.
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In the opsoclonus case, there was no evidence of a brainstem lesion.
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MRI revealed a lesion involving the right side of the paraglottic space.
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Lesion a través del tiempo
Lesion por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
Común
Reino Unido
Raro