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lesion

Any change in a body tissue that is a manifestation of disease or injury.



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36,37) The time scale of reorganization is far more rapid than previously thought, on the order of hours after lesioning.
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These products include the Optical Tracking System (OTS(R)) for image-guided surgery; the XKnife(R) System for stereotactic radiosurgery and radiotherapy; the RFG-3CF(TM) lesion generator for pain relief and neurosurgical procedures; the CRW-FN and CRW-MC stereotactic frames for use in neurosurgical planning; the CC-1 tissue ablation system for large lesioning procedures; and a host of other medical products.
Corporate Profile for Radionics, dated Friday, February 18, 2000 by Business Wire
The RF Lesion Generator (RFG-3CF)(TM) is microprocessor controlled minimally invasive lesioning device.
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