The phrase "liver lesions" refers to abnormal changes or damage in the liver that can be caused by various medical conditions. These changes can appear as lumps, growths, or areas of tissue damage in the liver. Full definition
The liver may, for example, have been weakened by excessive alcohol consumption, obesity, or chronic viral infection by hepatitis B or C viruses, which causes irreversible liver lesions leading to cirrhosis. (medicalxpress.com)
The diagnosis of a new liver lesion is often difficult for both the provider and patient. (cancer.dartmouth.edu)
The animal models exposed to spermidine showed reductions in both liver lesions and intensity of liver fibrosis, a condition that often leads to liver cancer. (sciencedaily.com)