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Lesion
abnormal change in tissue or organ due to injury or disease
Location (Description)
State specific anatomic tissue, organ, or structure
one lesion =
Single/Solitary
2-4 lesions =
Few/Small #
5+ lesions =
Moderate # or give an approx. range
Too numerous to count lesions
Estimate (hundreds, thousands)
How to measure 2D lesion
L x W
How to measure 3D lesion
Thickness
Focal
limited to 1 area
Widespread
majority is affected, remainder is normal M
Multifocal
multiplie areas overlapping = coalescing
Diffuse
All of tissue affected
Miliary
uniform sized 1-2 mm lesions throughout
Semitransparent
some light or image distorted
Turbid/Cloudy
murky
Opaque
cannot see or pass light
“Regular” size
similar shapes and sizes
“Irregular” size”
Different shapes and sizes
Nodular
solid extending from surface or cut surface
Umbilicated
outer edge is raised but inside is depressed
Cavitated
outer edge is raised but inside is hollow
Cystic
hollow and filled with fluid
Gelatinous
jello
Soft
Solid but squishy
Firm
solid and dense
Hard
difficult to cut
Rough
uneven + coarse
Smooth
consistent feel
Viscous
Sticky
What to include in describing lesions
Location
number
distribution
color
contour
texture/consistency