keyboard_backspaceLate effect of open wound of head, neck and trunk

Details

  • menuadd_circle_outlineDomain IDConditionclose
  • menuadd_circle_outlineConcept Class IDDisorderclose
  • menuadd_circle_outlineVocabulary ID
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  • menuadd_circle_outlineConcept ID133628close
  • menuadd_circle_outlineConcept code210931000close
  • menuadd_circle_outlineValidityValidclose
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  • LanguageSynonym Concept
    English
    Late effect of open wound of head, neck and trunk (disorder)
    Spanish
    efecto tardío de herida abierta de cabeza, cuello y tronco
    Spanish
    efecto tardío de herida abierta de cabeza, cuello y tronco (trastorno)
  • menuadd_circle_outlineValid start31-Jan-2002close
  • menuadd_circle_outlineValid end31-Dec-2099close

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