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RelationshipRelates toConcept idVocabulary
Non-standard to Standard map (OMOP)
4274025
SNOMED
Subsumes
766465
ICD10CM
766466
ICD10CM
766468
ICD10CM
766467
ICD10CM
17862
ICD10CM
45551163
ICD10CM
45580101
ICD10CM
45594621
ICD10CM
725553
ICD10CM
725554
ICD10CM
725556
ICD10CM
725555
ICD10CM
17850
ICD10CM
45580098
ICD10CM
45546351
ICD10CM
45551160
ICD10CM
17834
ICD10CM
45584899
ICD10CM
45575243
ICD10CM
45594615
ICD10CM
17874
ICD10CM
45604263
ICD10CM
45609019
ICD10CM
45580103
ICD10CM
17844
ICD10CM
45589752
ICD10CM
45609013
ICD10CM
45546350
ICD10CM
17896
ICD10CM
45546361
ICD10CM
45546362
ICD10CM
45584911
ICD10CM
725603
ICD10CM
725604
ICD10CM
725606
ICD10CM
725605
ICD10CM
766490
ICD10CM
766491
ICD10CM
766493
ICD10CM
766492
ICD10CM
725578
ICD10CM
725579
ICD10CM
725581
ICD10CM
725580
ICD10CM
17868
ICD10CM
45546357
ICD10CM
45560709
ICD10CM
45570394
ICD10CM
17890
ICD10CM
45555960
ICD10CM
45560714
ICD10CM
45560713
ICD10CM
1574685
ICD10CM
1574686
ICD10CM
1574700
ICD10CM
1574701
ICD10CM
766449
ICD10CM
766450
ICD10CM
766452
ICD10CM
766451
ICD10CM
766457
ICD10CM
766458
ICD10CM
766460
ICD10CM
766459
ICD10CM
766453
ICD10CM
766454
ICD10CM
766456
ICD10CM
766455
ICD10CM
766461
ICD10CM
766462
ICD10CM
766464
ICD10CM
766463
ICD10CM
17858
ICD10CM
45609018
ICD10CM
45546353
ICD10CM
45560707
ICD10CM
17860
ICD10CM
45584905
ICD10CM
45541516
ICD10CM
45536724
ICD10CM
17859
ICD10CM
45604260
ICD10CM
45589756
ICD10CM
45599443
ICD10CM
17861
ICD10CM
45546354
ICD10CM
45594620
ICD10CM
45575245
ICD10CM
725537
ICD10CM
725538
ICD10CM
725540
ICD10CM
725539
ICD10CM
725545
ICD10CM
725546
ICD10CM
725548
ICD10CM
725547
ICD10CM
725541
ICD10CM
725542
ICD10CM
725544
ICD10CM
725543
ICD10CM
725549
ICD10CM
725550
ICD10CM
725552
ICD10CM
725551
ICD10CM
17836
ICD10CM
45599435
ICD10CM
45604253
ICD10CM
45551158
ICD10CM
17838
ICD10CM
45584900
ICD10CM
45609012
ICD10CM
45599436
ICD10CM
17837
ICD10CM
45551159
ICD10CM
45594616
ICD10CM
45536718
ICD10CM
17839
ICD10CM
45536719
ICD10CM
45594617
ICD10CM
45599437
ICD10CM
17882
ICD10CM
45575249
ICD10CM
45536728
ICD10CM
45594626
ICD10CM
17884
ICD10CM
45599445
ICD10CM
45536729
ICD10CM
45580107
ICD10CM
17883
ICD10CM
45570397
ICD10CM
45609025
ICD10CM
45609024
ICD10CM
17885
ICD10CM
45541520
ICD10CM
45609026
ICD10CM
45560712
ICD10CM
17846
ICD10CM
45609015
ICD10CM
45570390
ICD10CM
45604256
ICD10CM
17848
ICD10CM
45560703
ICD10CM
45584903
ICD10CM
45560704
ICD10CM
17847
ICD10CM
45584902
ICD10CM
45565525
ICD10CM
45589753
ICD10CM
17849
ICD10CM
45570391
ICD10CM
45536722
ICD10CM
45599439
ICD10CM
17830
ICD10CM
45536716
ICD10CM
45555950
ICD10CM
45604250
ICD10CM
17832
ICD10CM
45575242
ICD10CM
45604252
ICD10CM
45604251
ICD10CM
17831
ICD10CM
45555951
ICD10CM
45594613
ICD10CM
45589749
ICD10CM
17833
ICD10CM
45594614
ICD10CM
45555952
ICD10CM
45536717
ICD10CM
17870
ICD10CM
45546358
ICD10CM
45565529
ICD10CM
45541517
ICD10CM
17872
ICD10CM
45589757
ICD10CM
45594623
ICD10CM
45546359
ICD10CM
17871
ICD10CM
45594622
ICD10CM
45584907
ICD10CM
45541518
ICD10CM
17873
ICD10CM
45575247
ICD10CM
45575248
ICD10CM
45594624
ICD10CM
17840
ICD10CM
45546347
ICD10CM
45555954
ICD10CM
45546348
ICD10CM
17842
ICD10CM
45565523
ICD10CM
45584901
ICD10CM
45541514
ICD10CM
17841
ICD10CM
45560702
ICD10CM
45536721
ICD10CM
45555955
ICD10CM
17843
ICD10CM
45589751
ICD10CM
45604255
ICD10CM
45546349
ICD10CM
17892
ICD10CM
45536733
ICD10CM
45594629
ICD10CM
45599448
ICD10CM
17894
ICD10CM
45570400
ICD10CM
45609028
ICD10CM
45536734
ICD10CM
17893
ICD10CM
45580108
ICD10CM
45604266
ICD10CM
45599449
ICD10CM
17895
ICD10CM
45599450
ICD10CM
45560715
ICD10CM
45536735
ICD10CM
725587
ICD10CM
725588
ICD10CM
725590
ICD10CM
725589
ICD10CM
725595
ICD10CM
725596
ICD10CM
725598
ICD10CM
725597
ICD10CM
725591
ICD10CM
725592
ICD10CM
725594
ICD10CM
725593
ICD10CM
725599
ICD10CM
725600
ICD10CM
725602
ICD10CM
725601
ICD10CM
766474
ICD10CM
766475
ICD10CM
766477
ICD10CM
766476
ICD10CM
766482
ICD10CM
766483
ICD10CM
766485
ICD10CM
766484
ICD10CM
766478
ICD10CM
766479
ICD10CM
766481
ICD10CM
766480
ICD10CM
766486
ICD10CM
766487
ICD10CM
766489
ICD10CM
766488
ICD10CM
725562
ICD10CM
725563
ICD10CM
725565
ICD10CM
725564
ICD10CM
725570
ICD10CM
725571
ICD10CM
725573
ICD10CM
725572
ICD10CM
725566
ICD10CM
725567
ICD10CM
725569
ICD10CM
725568
ICD10CM
725574
ICD10CM
725575
ICD10CM
725577
ICD10CM
725576
ICD10CM
17864
ICD10CM
45560708
ICD10CM
45584906
ICD10CM
45551165
ICD10CM
17866
ICD10CM
45536726
ICD10CM
45555957
ICD10CM
45575246
ICD10CM
17865
ICD10CM
45546355
ICD10CM
45570393
ICD10CM
45570392
ICD10CM
17867
ICD10CM
45546356
ICD10CM
45604261
ICD10CM
45565528
ICD10CM
17886
ICD10CM
45599447
ICD10CM
45546360
ICD10CM
45536730
ICD10CM
17888
ICD10CM
45565533
ICD10CM
45584910
ICD10CM
45536732
ICD10CM
17887
ICD10CM
45594627
ICD10CM
45594628
ICD10CM
45536731
ICD10CM
17889
ICD10CM
45589761
ICD10CM
45604265
ICD10CM
45551168
ICD10CM
1574698
ICD10CM
766448
ICD10CM
1574693
ICD10CM
1574694
ICD10CM
725536
ICD10CM
1574689
ICD10CM
1574690
ICD10CM
1574683
ICD10CM
1574684
ICD10CM
1574695
ICD10CM
1574702
ICD10CM
1574697
ICD10CM
1574687
ICD10CM
1574688
ICD10CM
1574704
ICD10CM
725586
ICD10CM
1574691
ICD10CM
766473
ICD10CM
725561
ICD10CM
1574696
ICD10CM
1574703
ICD10CM
766469
ICD10CM
766470
ICD10CM
766472
ICD10CM
766471
ICD10CM
17863
ICD10CM
45599444
ICD10CM
45536725
ICD10CM
45551164
ICD10CM
725557
ICD10CM
725558
ICD10CM
725560
ICD10CM
725559
ICD10CM
17851
ICD10CM
45589754
ICD10CM
45555956
ICD10CM
45594618
ICD10CM
17835
ICD10CM
45570388
ICD10CM
45589750
ICD10CM
45599434
ICD10CM
17875
ICD10CM
45609020
ICD10CM
45565530
ICD10CM
45551166
ICD10CM
17845
ICD10CM
45609014
ICD10CM
45580097
ICD10CM
45565524
ICD10CM
17897
ICD10CM
45570401
ICD10CM
45604267
ICD10CM
45560716
ICD10CM
725534
ICD10CM
725607
ICD10CM
725609
ICD10CM
725608
ICD10CM
766494
ICD10CM
766495
ICD10CM
766497
ICD10CM
766496
ICD10CM
725582
ICD10CM
725583
ICD10CM
725585
ICD10CM
725584
ICD10CM
17869
ICD10CM
45580102
ICD10CM
45604262
ICD10CM
45570395
ICD10CM
17891
ICD10CM
45541521
ICD10CM
45541522
ICD10CM
45589762
ICD10CM
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