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lesion

[lee-zhuhn] / ˈli ʒən /


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Earlier models were typically trained on carefully selected subsets of MRI data and designed to perform narrow tasks, such as identifying lesions or estimating dementia risk.

From Science Daily

The Ducks will be without leading scorer Leo Carlsson until after the Olympic break after the center underwent a surgical procedure to treat a lesion in his left thigh Friday.

From Los Angeles Times

When mice with traumatic brain injury received CAQK, their lesion sizes were smaller than those in control mice.

From Science Daily

The illness caused flulike symptoms along with rashes and lesions, and nearly 500 people died.

From Science Daily

Common symptoms are lesions or a skin rash, which can last for two to four weeks, plus fever, headaches, back pain, muscle aches and tiredness.

From BBC