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Category
Lesion

Child of:	Pathology [-1] | Things [-2]
Has children:	<None>

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Descriptors | Links having this category as Left category | Links having this category as Right category

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Category «Lesion»: descriptors

• abberant pathway
• aberrant adrenal gland
• aberrant focus
• aberrant parathyroid gland
• aberrant thyroid gland
• abnormal growth
• abnormal ventriculoarterial connection
• abscess
    lexical variants: 'unspecified abscess';'abcess';
• absence
• accessory pathway
• adenoma
• adhesion
    lexical variants: 'unspecified adhesions';'adhesions';
• affected ear
• alveolomandibularcleftlip
• anal sac
• angioma
• ankylosis
• anomalous origin
• anterior wall of vagina
• aplasia
• appendicitis
• arrhythmogenic tissue
• atresia
• atrial myxoma
• atrioventricular valve structure
• Bakercyst
• benign tumour
• branchial rests
• breach
• bronchogenic cyst
• bundle of Kent
• calcification
    lexical variants: 'unspecified calcification';'calc';
• calculus
    lexical variants: 'lithiasis';'stone';
• carcinoma
• chalazion
• chemodectoma
• cholesteatoma
• chronic obstruction
• cleft lip
• closed fracture
• clot
• coloboma
• colon duplication
• common atrio ventricular canal
• complex transposition lesion
• condyloma
• congenital direct diaphragmatic hernia
• congenital torticollis
• coronary artery fistula
• corpus liberum
• craniocervical fusion structure
• cyst
    lexical variants: 'unspecified cyst';
• cystic lymphangioma
• defect
    lexical variants: 'unspecified defect';
• deformation
• deformity
• depressed fracture of the skull
• diaphragm within vagin
• dilatation
    lexical variants: 'dilation lesion';
• dislocation
    lexical variants: 'dislocation1';
• disorder
• disruption of abdominal wall
• diverticulum
• divided right atrium
• Double outlet heart ventricle
    lexical variants: 'double outlet ventricle';
• double outlet left ventricle
• double outlet right ventricle
    lexical variants: 'Double outlet right ventricle';
• ebstein''s anomaly of common atrioventricular valve
• ebstein''s anomaly of tricuspid valve
    lexical variants: 'Ebstein''s anomaly';
• ectopia testis
    lexical variants: 'ectopia_testis';'ectopic testis';
• ectopia vesicae
• ectropion
• edema
• embryoma
• embryonic rest
• endometriosis lesion
    lexical variants: 'endometriosis';
• enophthalmos
• entropion
• epicanthus
• exophthalmos
• exostosis
• fecaloma
• fenestrated
• fibro muscular hyperplasia
• fibroadenoma
• fibrosis
• flail skull
• foreign body
    lexical variants: 'unspecified foreign body';'foreign_body';'corpus alienum';'foreign material';
• fracture
• fusion
• gallstone
• ganglion (as cystic tumor)
• gangrene
• gastro duodenal duplication
• gynecomastia
• haematoma
    lexical variants: 'unspecified haematoma';'hematoma';
• haemorrhage
    lexical variants: 'hemorrhage';'unspecified haemorrhage';'heamorrhage';
• hallux valgus
• hemorrhoid
    lexical variants: 'hemorrhoids';
• hernia
• herniation of nucleus pulposus
• hole
• horseshoe kidney
• hypersensitivity
• hypertrophy of labia
• hypoplasia
    lexical variants: 'hypoplastic lesion';
• imperforate hymen
• imperforate vagina
• imperforation
• incisional hernia
    lexical variants: 'incisional_hernia';
• incompetent valve
• indeterminate ventricle
• infection
    lexical variants: 'unspecified infection';
• inguinal hernia
• injury
    lexical variants: 'injury lesion';
• insufficiency
• insufficient aortic valve
• insufficient mitral valve
• intussusception
• inversion of uterus
• iridodialysis
• irregular astigmatism
• ischemic area
• isolated stenosis
• keratoconus
• laceration
    lexical variants: 'unspecified laceration';
• laryngo tracheal diastema
• lesion (as structure)
    lexical variants: 'lesion';
• linear wound
• lipoma
• lung bulla
    lexical variants: 'bulla';
• luxation
• lymphangioma
• lymphocele
• lysis (as in epiphysiolysis)
    lexical variants: '-lysis (as in epiphysiolysis)';
• lysis lesion
• malrotation lesion
• mass
• melanoma
• mola hydatidosa
• myoma
• neck of diverticulum
    lexical variants: 'neck_of_diverticulum';
• necrosis
• neoplasm
• neuroma
• obstetric laceration
• obstruction
    lexical variants: 'unspecified obstruction';
• occlusion
• oedema
• oesophagus duplication
• open fracture
• orofacialcleft
• orthodontogenic disorder
• osteophyte
• palatine bone cleft
• palatoschisis
• pancreatic pseudocyst
• papilla
• parasitic cyst
• partial anomalous pulmonary venous connection
• patent ductus arteriosus
• patent foramen ovale
• pathological body structure
• pathological connection
• pathological fistula
• pathological hole
• pathological membrane
• pathological sinus
• pedicle hemorrhoid
• pedicle myoma
• perforation
• perirectal lesion
• persistent thyroglossal duct
• phaeochromocytoma
• phegmon
    lexical variants: 'phlegmone';
• pneumothorax
    lexical variants: 'peumothorax';
• polycystic ovary
• polyp
    lexical variants: 'unspecified polyp';
• posterior wall of vagina
• prolapse
    lexical variants: 'prolapsed tissue';'unspecified prolapse';
• prolapsed hemorrhoids
• pseudocyst
• pterygium
• ptosis lipomatosis
• pulmonary sequestration
• quintus varus
• recto vaginal fistula
• rectocele
• recurrent tumour
• reentrant pathway
• retrosternal thyroid gland
• ring anomaly
• rupture
    lexical variants: 'Rupture';'unspecified rupture';
• ruptured wound
• scar
• sclerosis
• septate uterus
• sequestrum
• simple lymphangioma
• simple transposition lesion
• sinus pilonidalis
• skin tag
• small intestine duplication
• spermatocele
• stenosis
    lexical variants: 'stenosis lesion';'unspecified stenosis';
• stomach duplication
• stricture
• sublingual thyroid gland
• syndactyly
• synechia
• systemic to pulmonary arterial shunt
• tag
• tattoo mark
• teratoma
• thromboembolism
• thrombus
    lexical variants: 'thrombosis';'unspecified thrombus';
• torsion lesion
    lexical variants: 'torsion';
• torsion of testis
• total anomalous pulmonary venous connection
    lexical variants: 'total anomalous pulmonary vein drainage';
• transposition lesion
• traumatic lesion
• truncal valve structure
• truncus arteriosus persistent
• tubal pregnancy
• tubo-ovarian mass
• tumour
    lexical variants: 'tumOR';'cancer';'tumor';'unspecified tumour';
• ulcer
    lexical variants: 'ulcer structure';
• umbilicated nipple
• univentricular heart
• unspecified anastomotic stricture
• unspecified ectopia
• unspecified granulations
• unspecified sinus
• unspecified surgical disorder
• unspecified surgical lesion
• ureterocele
    lexical variants: 'ureterocel';
• urethrocele
• uterine fibroid
• uterus septum
• vagina aplasia
• vaginal enterocele
• vaginal septum
• varices
    lexical variants: 'varice';
• varicocele
• varicose vein
• varicose veins of leg
• varix lesion
    lexical variants: 'unspecified varix';
• vegetation
    lexical variants: 'unspecified vegetation(s)';'unspecified vegetation s';
• velum palatinum cleft
• villous adenoma
• volvulus
    lexical variants: 'volvulus lesion';
• wart
    lexical variants: 'unspecified wart';
• web
• wound
• wound dehiscence
• wound haemorrhage

256 descriptors in this category

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Descriptors | Links having this category as Left category | Links having this category as Right category

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Category «Lesion»: links having this category or its ancestors as Left category
  ancestors: Pathology [-1] | Things [-2]

Pathology [-1]	ACTS_ON	Structure
Pathology [-1]	and	BodySubstance
Pathology [-1]	and	Pathology
Pathology [-1]	and	Structure
Things [-2]	and	Untyped
Pathology [-1]	CAUSED_BY	Pathology
Pathology [-1]	CAUSED_BY	Process
Pathology [-1]	CAUSED_BY	Structure
Pathology [-1]	CAUSED_BY	Substance
Pathology [-1]	CAUSES	Structure
Lesion	CONNECTS	Lesion
Pathology [-1]	CONNECTS	Anatomy
Pathology [-1]	CONNECTS	Structure
Lesion	CONNECTS_1	Lesion
Pathology [-1]	CONNECTS_1	Anatomy
Pathology [-1]	CONNECTS_1	Structure
Lesion	CONNECTS_2	Lesion
Pathology [-1]	CONNECTS_2	Anatomy
Pathology [-1]	CONNECTS_2	Structure
Pathology [-1]	CONNECTS_3	Structure
Lesion	HAS_DESTINATION	Lesion
Lesion	HAS_DESTINATION	Structure
Lesion	HAS_DESTINATION	Substance
Lesion	HAS_EXTENT	Range
Lesion	HAS_FEATURE	Characteristic
Pathology [-1]	HAS_FEATURE	Characteristic
Pathology [-1]	HAS_FEATURE	Feature
Lesion	HAS_LOCATION	Pathology
Pathology [-1]	HAS_LOCATION	Anatomy
Pathology [-1]	HAS_LOCATION	BodySubstance
Pathology [-1]	HAS_LOCATION	Lesion
Pathology [-1]	HAS_LOCATION	LymphoreticularSystemAnatomy
Pathology [-1]	HAS_LOCATION	Structure
Pathology [-1]	HAS_LOCATION_1	Anatomy
Pathology [-1]	HAS_LOCATION_1	Structure
Pathology [-1]	HAS_LOCATION_2	Anatomy
Pathology [-1]	HAS_LOCATION_2	Structure
Pathology [-1]	HAS_LOCATION_3	Anatomy
Pathology [-1]	HAS_LOCATION_3	Structure
Lesion	HAS_NUMBER	Number
Lesion	HAS_NUMBER	Range
Pathology [-1]	HAS_NUMBER	Number
Pathology [-1]	HAS_NUMBER	Range
Lesion	HAS_POSITION	Position
Lesion	HAS_SIZE	Characteristic
Lesion	HAS_SIZE	Quantity
Lesion	HAS_SIZE	Range
Pathology [-1]	HAS_SIZE	Range
Pathology [-1]	IS_ACTED_ON_BY	Deed
Lesion	IS_CONTAINED_IN	Anatomy
Pathology [-1]	IS_CONTAINED_IN	BodySpace
Pathology [-1]	OCCURS_DURING	Process
Pathology [-1]	or	BodySubstance
Pathology [-1]	or	Pathology
Pathology [-1]	or	Structure
Things [-2]	or	Untyped

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Category «Lesion»: links having this category or its ancestors as Right category
  ancestors: Pathology [-1] | Things [-2]

Process	ACTS_ON	Pathology [-1]
Process	ACTS_ON_1	Pathology [-1]
Process	ACTS_ON_2	Pathology [-1]
BodySubstance	and	Pathology [-1]
Pathology	and	Pathology [-1]
Untyped	and	Things [-2]
AnatomicalConnection	BYPASSES	Lesion
AnatomicalConnection	BYPASSES	Pathology [-1]
Graft	BYPASSES	Pathology [-1]
AnatomicalConnection	CAUSED_BY	Pathology [-1]
Pathology	CAUSED_BY	Pathology [-1]
Anatomy	CONNECTS	Lesion
Lesion	CONNECTS	Lesion
Anatomy	CONNECTS_1	Lesion
Lesion	CONNECTS_1	Lesion
Anatomy	CONNECTS_2	Lesion
Lesion	CONNECTS_2	Lesion
Anatomy	CONNECTS_3	Lesion
Lesion	HAS_DESTINATION	Lesion
Structure	HAS_DESTINATION	Lesion
Substance	HAS_DESTINATION	Lesion
Device	HAS_DESTINATION	Pathology [-1]
Material	HAS_DESTINATION	Pathology [-1]
Pathology	HAS_LOCATION	Lesion
Device	HAS_LOCATION	Pathology [-1]
Lesion	HAS_LOCATION	Pathology [-1]
Device	HAS_LOCATION_1	Pathology [-1]
Device	HAS_LOCATION_2	Pathology [-1]
Deed	HAS_ROUTE	Lesion
Feature	IS_FEATURE_OF	Pathology [-1]
Structure	IS_LOCATION_OF	Lesion
AnatomicalPart	IS_PART_OF	Lesion
BodySpace	IS_PART_OF	Lesion
BodySubstance	IS_PART_OF	Lesion
Rubric	MOTIVATED_OVERALL_BY	Pathology [-1]
Anatomy	or	Lesion
Device	or	Lesion
BodySubstance	or	Pathology [-1]
Pathology	or	Pathology [-1]
Untyped	or	Things [-2]

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