1. present participle of lesion; to cause a lesion or injury to (tissue or an organ)
Usage: medical/scientific context

1. the act or process of creating a lesion or injury, especially in medical research or treatment
Usage: medical/scientific context

Examples

• The researchers were lesioning specific brain regions to study their function.
• Lesioning the affected tissue helped reduce the patient's symptoms.
• The procedure involves lesioning the nerve to block pain signals.
• Scientists use lesioning techniques to understand neural pathways in animal models.
• Careful lesioning of the tumor was necessary during the surgical intervention.