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RelationshipRelates toConcept idVocabulary
Non-standard to Standard map (OMOP)
4274025
SNOMED
Subsumes
17744
ICD10CM
45551148
ICD10CM
45584879
ICD10CM
45565505
ICD10CM
17756
ICD10CM
45565508
ICD10CM
45555924
ICD10CM
45536703
ICD10CM
17738
ICD10CM
45594599
ICD10CM
45580078
ICD10CM
45560679
ICD10CM
17714
ICD10CM
45594594
ICD10CM
45536691
ICD10CM
45604230
ICD10CM
17702
ICD10CM
45580068
ICD10CM
45546318
ICD10CM
45584870
ICD10CM
17720
ICD10CM
45541487
ICD10CM
45565502
ICD10CM
45599414
ICD10CM
17726
ICD10CM
45604232
ICD10CM
45565503
ICD10CM
45551143
ICD10CM
17732
ICD10CM
45555920
ICD10CM
45546324
ICD10CM
45536694
ICD10CM
17774
ICD10CM
45609000
ICD10CM
45546329
ICD10CM
45560689
ICD10CM
17762
ICD10CM
45536705
ICD10CM
45555925
ICD10CM
45541498
ICD10CM
17708
ICD10CM
45541483
ICD10CM
45594593
ICD10CM
45560669
ICD10CM
17768
ICD10CM
45565510
ICD10CM
45599420
ICD10CM
45594604
ICD10CM
17750
ICD10CM
45570375
ICD10CM
45536700
ICD10CM
45584880
ICD10CM
17740
ICD10CM
45536697
ICD10CM
45555922
ICD10CM
45599417
ICD10CM
17742
ICD10CM
45546325
ICD10CM
45560680
ICD10CM
45536699
ICD10CM
17741
ICD10CM
45594600
ICD10CM
45536698
ICD10CM
45608994
ICD10CM
17743
ICD10CM
45560681
ICD10CM
45584878
ICD10CM
45560682
ICD10CM
17752
ICD10CM
45555923
ICD10CM
45536702
ICD10CM
45570376
ICD10CM
17754
ICD10CM
45570377
ICD10CM
45551151
ICD10CM
45580080
ICD10CM
17753
ICD10CM
45541494
ICD10CM
45541495
ICD10CM
45584881
ICD10CM
17755
ICD10CM
45608996
ICD10CM
45608997
ICD10CM
45604240
ICD10CM
17734
ICD10CM
45604237
ICD10CM
45551145
ICD10CM
45536695
ICD10CM
17736
ICD10CM
45560678
ICD10CM
45599415
ICD10CM
45604238
ICD10CM
17735
ICD10CM
45584876
ICD10CM
45565504
ICD10CM
45536696
ICD10CM
17737
ICD10CM
45551146
ICD10CM
45551147
ICD10CM
45555921
ICD10CM
17710
ICD10CM
45580069
ICD10CM
45551141
ICD10CM
45580070
ICD10CM
17712
ICD10CM
45541485
ICD10CM
45608993
ICD10CM
45546320
ICD10CM
17711
ICD10CM
45580071
ICD10CM
45541484
ICD10CM
45546319
ICD10CM
17713
ICD10CM
45589727
ICD10CM
45580072
ICD10CM
45546321
ICD10CM
17698
ICD10CM
45604229
ICD10CM
45589724
ICD10CM
45555915
ICD10CM
17700
ICD10CM
45608990
ICD10CM
45560666
ICD10CM
45570366
ICD10CM
17699
ICD10CM
45555916
ICD10CM
45584869
ICD10CM
45570365
ICD10CM
17701
ICD10CM
45555917
ICD10CM
45565501
ICD10CM
45599410
ICD10CM
17716
ICD10CM
45536692
ICD10CM
45580073
ICD10CM
45589728
ICD10CM
17718
ICD10CM
45560671
ICD10CM
45594595
ICD10CM
45580074
ICD10CM
17717
ICD10CM
45546322
ICD10CM
45575226
ICD10CM
45584874
ICD10CM
17719
ICD10CM
45594596
ICD10CM
45541486
ICD10CM
45570367
ICD10CM
17722
ICD10CM
45604231
ICD10CM
45541488
ICD10CM
45570369
ICD10CM
17724
ICD10CM
45584875
ICD10CM
45594597
ICD10CM
45580076
ICD10CM
17723
ICD10CM
45589729
ICD10CM
45580075
ICD10CM
45551142
ICD10CM
17725
ICD10CM
45580077
ICD10CM
45560672
ICD10CM
45541489
ICD10CM
17728
ICD10CM
45575227
ICD10CM
45589730
ICD10CM
45560673
ICD10CM
17730
ICD10CM
45560674
ICD10CM
45575228
ICD10CM
45570371
ICD10CM
17729
ICD10CM
45604235
ICD10CM
45551144
ICD10CM
45589731
ICD10CM
17731
ICD10CM
45594598
ICD10CM
45604236
ICD10CM
45560675
ICD10CM
17770
ICD10CM
45565511
ICD10CM
45575231
ICD10CM
45604244
ICD10CM
17772
ICD10CM
45584886
ICD10CM
45584887
ICD10CM
45565512
ICD10CM
17771
ICD10CM
45541499
ICD10CM
45570379
ICD10CM
45584885
ICD10CM
17773
ICD10CM
45580084
ICD10CM
45584888
ICD10CM
45560688
ICD10CM
17758
ICD10CM
45541497
ICD10CM
45584882
ICD10CM
45580081
ICD10CM
17760
ICD10CM
45589734
ICD10CM
45546327
ICD10CM
45575230
ICD10CM
17759
ICD10CM
45536704
ICD10CM
45570378
ICD10CM
45594601
ICD10CM
17761
ICD10CM
45608998
ICD10CM
45584883
ICD10CM
45594602
ICD10CM
17704
ICD10CM
45589725
ICD10CM
45599412
ICD10CM
45608991
ICD10CM
17706
ICD10CM
45594592
ICD10CM
45584872
ICD10CM
45584871
ICD10CM
17705
ICD10CM
45536689
ICD10CM
45560668
ICD10CM
45560667
ICD10CM
17707
ICD10CM
45541482
ICD10CM
45536690
ICD10CM
45608992
ICD10CM
17764
ICD10CM
45560686
ICD10CM
45608999
ICD10CM
45589735
ICD10CM
17766
ICD10CM
45580082
ICD10CM
45555928
ICD10CM
45546328
ICD10CM
17765
ICD10CM
45565509
ICD10CM
45560687
ICD10CM
45555927
ICD10CM
17767
ICD10CM
45604243
ICD10CM
45555930
ICD10CM
45555929
ICD10CM
17746
ICD10CM
45541492
ICD10CM
45589732
ICD10CM
45599419
ICD10CM
17748
ICD10CM
45551149
ICD10CM
45546326
ICD10CM
45570374
ICD10CM
17747
ICD10CM
45560683
ICD10CM
45608995
ICD10CM
45541493
ICD10CM
17749
ICD10CM
45565506
ICD10CM
45560684
ICD10CM
45551150
ICD10CM
1574657
ICD10CM
1574658
ICD10CM
1574661
ICD10CM
1574655
ICD10CM
1574656
ICD10CM
1574647
ICD10CM
1574648
ICD10CM
1574643
ICD10CM
1574644
ICD10CM
1574649
ICD10CM
1574650
ICD10CM
1574651
ICD10CM
1574652
ICD10CM
1574663
ICD10CM
1574659
ICD10CM
1574653
ICD10CM
1574654
ICD10CM
1574665
ICD10CM
1574662
ICD10CM
1574645
ICD10CM
1574646
ICD10CM
1574664
ICD10CM
1574660
ICD10CM
17745
ICD10CM
45604239
ICD10CM
45541491
ICD10CM
45580079
ICD10CM
17757
ICD10CM
45604241
ICD10CM
45541496
ICD10CM
45604242
ICD10CM
17739
ICD10CM
45584877
ICD10CM
45541490
ICD10CM
45570373
ICD10CM
17715
ICD10CM
45560670
ICD10CM
45584873
ICD10CM
45599413
ICD10CM
17703
ICD10CM
45575221
ICD10CM
45575222
ICD10CM
45599411
ICD10CM
17721
ICD10CM
45555918
ICD10CM
45546323
ICD10CM
45536693
ICD10CM
17727
ICD10CM
45570370
ICD10CM
45555919
ICD10CM
45604233
ICD10CM
17733
ICD10CM
45560676
ICD10CM
45560677
ICD10CM
45575229
ICD10CM
17775
ICD10CM
45604245
ICD10CM
45551152
ICD10CM
45555931
ICD10CM
17763
ICD10CM
45594603
ICD10CM
45560685
ICD10CM
45536706
ICD10CM
17709
ICD10CM
45551140
ICD10CM
45575223
ICD10CM
45589726
ICD10CM
17769
ICD10CM
45584884
ICD10CM
45580083
ICD10CM
45536707
ICD10CM
17751
ICD10CM
45536701
ICD10CM
45565507
ICD10CM
45589733
ICD10CM
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