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Originally appearing in Volume V16, Page 490 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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LESION (through Fr. from
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Lat. laesio, injury, laedere, to hurt)  , an injury, hurt, damage . In Scots
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law the
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term is used of damage suffered by a party in a
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contract sufficient to enable him to bring an
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action for setting it aside . In
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pathology, the
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chief use, the word is applied to any morbid
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change in the structure of an
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organ, whether shown by visible changes or by disturbance of
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function .

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