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What is the difference between ipsilesional and contralesional?
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Same/Opposite Sides: Ipsi means "on same side". Contra means "on opposite side". Lesion refers to an abnormal/unhealthy tissue (of whatever original type), tissue which is damaged in some way, including potential risk of spreading damage to adjacent tissue(s).
Answered 3/13/2019
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