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lesioned
This term is primarily used in clinical, pathological, and veterinary contexts to describe tissue that has been damaged or altered by a disease process. It carries a sterile, diagnostic tone and is rarely used in casual conversation, where words like injured or damaged are preferred.
Because it functions as a participial adjective, it describes the state of an organ or area after a lesion has formed. It implies a localized area of abnormal tissue rather than a general state of illness.
Meanings
Examples
The MRI revealed a small lesioned area in the left hemisphere of the brain.
Is the tissue heavily lesioned or is it just superficial inflammation?
Is the tissue heavily lesioned or is it just superficial inflammation?
The biopsy confirmed that the lesioned cells were malignant.
He wondered if the lesioned nerve would ever fully recover its function.
The patient presents with several lesioned patches of skin on the forearm.
We need to determine the exact extent of the lesioned tissue before surgery.
The report describes a deeply lesioned organ resulting from the trauma.
Look at this slide; you can clearly see where the tissue is lesioned.
Collocations & Compounds
lesioned parenchyma
Noun collocation: damaged functional tissue of an organ, such as the liver or lungs
lesioned mucosa
Noun collocation: damaged mucous membrane lining a body cavity
lesioned cortex
Noun collocation: damaged outer layer of an organ, typically the brain or kidney
severely lesioned
Adjective collocation: extremely damaged biological tissue