Whats the difference between a lesion and a nodule?

my grandma is a cancer survivor she went surrounded by for her mamogram last year and it showed a 1 mm nodule and this year the mamogram showed a 7mm and 9.6mm lesion whats the difference between a lesion and a nodule?Whats the difference between a lesion and a nodule?
In this instance here is no difference. Most likely the mammograms be read by different radiologists. In a more general sense adjectives nodules are lesions but not adjectives lesions are nodules. Returning to your grandmother's mammogram. An esteemed question is if the 1 mm nodule is immediately a 7 or a 9.6 mm nodule. That would be a concern. There are 25.4 mm to the inch. Thus the 9.6 mm nodule measures 0.38 inches. In addition to knowing their size and whether or not these areas are growing, it is momentous to know where they are contained by the breast. Nodules/lesions in the upper outer quadrant of the breast are largely of more concern. In addition - a description of the nodule would be supportive. Are the margins clearly defined? Does it have fingerlike projections? Are here tiny calcifications? This is the information that the radiologist uses to suggest that the nodules are benign, suspicious, or cancerous. I know this must be a great concern for you. Cancer is very frightening. I desire you and your grandmother the very best of robustness and may God bless.
In the mammogram probably no difference--it means an nouns of concern. Usually a nodule refers to a 3-dimensional area of growth (like an olive etc) Both contained by this case are referring to a "spot" that desires further testing.