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focal lesion

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focal lesion
Etymology: L, focus hearth + laesio, hurting
an infection, tumor, or injury that develops at a restricted or circumscribed area of tissue.


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1-4) While hypertrophic olivary degeneration can occur with any focal lesion that involves the dentato-rubro-olivary pathway, it is typically associated with lesions that involve the superior cerebellar peduncle (dentatorubral tract), the dentate nucleus, or the central tegmental tract.
Palatal myoclonus secondary to hypertrophic olivary degeneration by Palacios, Enrique; Wasilewska, Ewa; Alvernia, Jorge E.; Figueroa, Ramon E. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
16) HADP images show the distinctive enhancement features of focal lesions is most abdominal organs, and are especially useful for focal liver and pancreatic lesions.
Body MR imaging: sequences we use and why by Kierans, Andrea S.; Leonardou, Polytimi; Shaikh, Faiq; Semelka, Richard C. / Applied Radiology
A feature common to all of these techniques is that they are limited to the repair of focal lesions.
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