keyboard_backspacePoisoning by, adverse effect of and underdosing of primarily systemic and hematological agents, not elsewhere classified

Details

  • menuadd_circle_outlineDomain IDConditionclose
  • menuadd_circle_outlineConcept Class ID3-char nonbill codeclose
  • menuadd_circle_outlineVocabulary ID
    ICD10CM
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  • menuadd_circle_outlineConcept ID1574785close
  • menuadd_circle_outlineConcept codeT45close
  • menuadd_circle_outlineValidityValidclose
  • menuadd_circle_outlineConceptNon-standardclose
  • LanguageSynonym Concept
    English
    Primarily systemic and hematological agents, NEC
  • menuadd_circle_outlineValid start01-Jan-2012close
  • menuadd_circle_outlineValid end31-Dec-2099close

Term connections (386)

RelationshipRelates toConcept idVocabulary
Non-standard to Standard map (OMOP)
4274025
SNOMED
Subsumes
18172
ICD10CM
45546421
ICD10CM
45580165
ICD10CM
45599507
ICD10CM
18238
ICD10CM
45599523
ICD10CM
45546433
ICD10CM
45565625
ICD10CM
18202
ICD10CM
45541569
ICD10CM
45565616
ICD10CM
45594676
ICD10CM
18178
ICD10CM
45594673
ICD10CM
45609066
ICD10CM
45536788
ICD10CM
18208
ICD10CM
45556022
ICD10CM
45551225
ICD10CM
45604317
ICD10CM
18190
ICD10CM
45565610
ICD10CM
45560778
ICD10CM
45604312
ICD10CM
18226
ICD10CM
45594681
ICD10CM
45609073
ICD10CM
45575322
ICD10CM
1102799
ICD10CM
1102800
ICD10CM
1102802
ICD10CM
1102801
ICD10CM
18196
ICD10CM
45551221
ICD10CM
45580171
ICD10CM
45560780
ICD10CM
18232
ICD10CM
45546430
ICD10CM
45560788
ICD10CM
45536801
ICD10CM
18244
ICD10CM
45584983
ICD10CM
45575325
ICD10CM
45565628
ICD10CM
18220
ICD10CM
45565618
ICD10CM
45609072
ICD10CM
45599520
ICD10CM
18214
ICD10CM
45541570
ICD10CM
45541571
ICD10CM
45580175
ICD10CM
18250
ICD10CM
45609078
ICD10CM
45551234
ICD10CM
45575327
ICD10CM
18184
ICD10CM
45575309
ICD10CM
45560776
ICD10CM
45575310
ICD10CM
18168
ICD10CM
45541561
ICD10CM
45541562
ICD10CM
45599504
ICD10CM
18170
ICD10CM
45594672
ICD10CM
45541563
ICD10CM
45599505
ICD10CM
18169
ICD10CM
45604309
ICD10CM
45580164
ICD10CM
45546420
ICD10CM
18171
ICD10CM
45570467
ICD10CM
45599506
ICD10CM
45560770
ICD10CM
18234
ICD10CM
45546432
ICD10CM
45570478
ICD10CM
45589826
ICD10CM
18236
ICD10CM
45551228
ICD10CM
45541574
ICD10CM
45604320
ICD10CM
18235
ICD10CM
45536802
ICD10CM
45565624
ICD10CM
45580182
ICD10CM
18237
ICD10CM
45560790
ICD10CM
45541575
ICD10CM
45551229
ICD10CM
18198
ICD10CM
45599515
ICD10CM
45604314
ICD10CM
45604313
ICD10CM
18200
ICD10CM
45551223
ICD10CM
45556020
ICD10CM
45551224
ICD10CM
18199
ICD10CM
45551222
ICD10CM
45580172
ICD10CM
45536790
ICD10CM
18201
ICD10CM
45570473
ICD10CM
45556021
ICD10CM
45604315
ICD10CM
18174
ICD10CM
45556016
ICD10CM
45541564
ICD10CM
45609065
ICD10CM
18176
ICD10CM
45541565
ICD10CM
45570469
ICD10CM
45570468
ICD10CM
18175
ICD10CM
45536786
ICD10CM
45589821
ICD10CM
45560772
ICD10CM
18177
ICD10CM
45560773
ICD10CM
45536787
ICD10CM
45589822
ICD10CM
18204
ICD10CM
45604316
ICD10CM
45536792
ICD10CM
45609069
ICD10CM
18206
ICD10CM
45536793
ICD10CM
45584979
ICD10CM
45570475
ICD10CM
18205
ICD10CM
45570474
ICD10CM
45599517
ICD10CM
45599516
ICD10CM
18207
ICD10CM
45589823
ICD10CM
45594677
ICD10CM
45599518
ICD10CM
18186
ICD10CM
45599511
ICD10CM
45575312
ICD10CM
45580166
ICD10CM
18188
ICD10CM
45575313
ICD10CM
45584978
ICD10CM
45609068
ICD10CM
18187
ICD10CM
45599512
ICD10CM
45599513
ICD10CM
45609067
ICD10CM
18189
ICD10CM
45560777
ICD10CM
45536789
ICD10CM
45556019
ICD10CM
18222
ICD10CM
45570477
ICD10CM
45599521
ICD10CM
45536798
ICD10CM
18224
ICD10CM
45604318
ICD10CM
45565621
ICD10CM
45565620
ICD10CM
18223
ICD10CM
45560784
ICD10CM
45556024
ICD10CM
45575321
ICD10CM
18225
ICD10CM
45594680
ICD10CM
45560785
ICD10CM
45541573
ICD10CM
1102783
ICD10CM
1102784
ICD10CM
1102786
ICD10CM
1102785
ICD10CM
1102791
ICD10CM
1102792
ICD10CM
1102794
ICD10CM
1102793
ICD10CM
1102787
ICD10CM
1102788
ICD10CM
1102790
ICD10CM
1102789
ICD10CM
1102795
ICD10CM
1102796
ICD10CM
1102798
ICD10CM
1102797
ICD10CM
18192
ICD10CM
45541567
ICD10CM
45580169
ICD10CM
45565611
ICD10CM
18194
ICD10CM
45580170
ICD10CM
45551220
ICD10CM
45570471
ICD10CM
18193
ICD10CM
45565612
ICD10CM
45594675
ICD10CM
45560779
ICD10CM
18195
ICD10CM
45575314
ICD10CM
45570472
ICD10CM
45599514
ICD10CM
18228
ICD10CM
45580179
ICD10CM
45560786
ICD10CM
45536799
ICD10CM
18230
ICD10CM
45584981
ICD10CM
45560787
ICD10CM
45536800
ICD10CM
18229
ICD10CM
45580180
ICD10CM
45575323
ICD10CM
45580181
ICD10CM
18231
ICD10CM
45604319
ICD10CM
45589825
ICD10CM
45589824
ICD10CM
18240
ICD10CM
45565627
ICD10CM
45541576
ICD10CM
45551230
ICD10CM
18242
ICD10CM
45551231
ICD10CM
45589827
ICD10CM
45580183
ICD10CM
18241
ICD10CM
45560791
ICD10CM
45609077
ICD10CM
45609076
ICD10CM
18243
ICD10CM
45594683
ICD10CM
45584982
ICD10CM
45546434
ICD10CM
18216
ICD10CM
45584980
ICD10CM
45580176
ICD10CM
45575320
ICD10CM
18218
ICD10CM
45541572
ICD10CM
45551227
ICD10CM
45565617
ICD10CM
18217
ICD10CM
45599519
ICD10CM
45580177
ICD10CM
45560782
ICD10CM
18219
ICD10CM
45580178
ICD10CM
45609071
ICD10CM
45560783
ICD10CM
18210
ICD10CM
45536794
ICD10CM
45575317
ICD10CM
45546426
ICD10CM
18212
ICD10CM
45536795
ICD10CM
45556023
ICD10CM
45575318
ICD10CM
18211
ICD10CM
45546427
ICD10CM
45546428
ICD10CM
45551226
ICD10CM
18213
ICD10CM
45536796
ICD10CM
45536797
ICD10CM
45575319
ICD10CM
18246
ICD10CM
45541578
ICD10CM
45551232
ICD10CM
45560792
ICD10CM
18248
ICD10CM
45599524
ICD10CM
45541579
ICD10CM
45551233
ICD10CM
18247
ICD10CM
45565631
ICD10CM
45556025
ICD10CM
45570479
ICD10CM
18249
ICD10CM
45594684
ICD10CM
45604321
ICD10CM
45575326
ICD10CM
18180
ICD10CM
45560774
ICD10CM
45556017
ICD10CM
45560775
ICD10CM
18182
ICD10CM
45556018
ICD10CM
45541566
ICD10CM
45604311
ICD10CM
18181
ICD10CM
45570470
ICD10CM
45599510
ICD10CM
45599509
ICD10CM
18183
ICD10CM
45584975
ICD10CM
45546422
ICD10CM
45565609
ICD10CM
1574786
ICD10CM
1574787
ICD10CM
1574804
ICD10CM
1574805
ICD10CM
1574797
ICD10CM
1574796
ICD10CM
1574788
ICD10CM
1574789
ICD10CM
1574798
ICD10CM
1574792
ICD10CM
1574793
ICD10CM
1574799
ICD10CM
1574802
ICD10CM
1102781
ICD10CM
1102782
ICD10CM
1574794
ICD10CM
1574795
ICD10CM
1574803
ICD10CM
1574806
ICD10CM
1574807
ICD10CM
1574801
ICD10CM
1574800
ICD10CM
1574808
ICD10CM
1574790
ICD10CM
1574791
ICD10CM
18173
ICD10CM
45575307
ICD10CM
45560771
ICD10CM
45604310
ICD10CM
18239
ICD10CM
45575324
ICD10CM
45609075
ICD10CM
45565626
ICD10CM
18203
ICD10CM
45546425
ICD10CM
45575315
ICD10CM
45536791
ICD10CM
18179
ICD10CM
45599508
ICD10CM
45565607
ICD10CM
45575308
ICD10CM
18209
ICD10CM
45575316
ICD10CM
45580173
ICD10CM
45609070
ICD10CM
18191
ICD10CM
45580167
ICD10CM
45546424
ICD10CM
45580168
ICD10CM
18227
ICD10CM
45599522
ICD10CM
45565623
ICD10CM
45565622
ICD10CM
1102803
ICD10CM
1102804
ICD10CM
1102806
ICD10CM
1102805
ICD10CM
18197
ICD10CM
45541568
ICD10CM
45565614
ICD10CM
45565613
ICD10CM
18233
ICD10CM
45609074
ICD10CM
45594682
ICD10CM
45546431
ICD10CM
18245
ICD10CM
45565629
ICD10CM
45541577
ICD10CM
45565630
ICD10CM
18221
ICD10CM
45594679
ICD10CM
45565619
ICD10CM
45546429
ICD10CM
18215
ICD10CM
45560781
ICD10CM
45570476
ICD10CM
45594678
ICD10CM
18251
ICD10CM
45560793
ICD10CM
45599525
ICD10CM
45565632
ICD10CM
18185
ICD10CM
45584976
ICD10CM
45575311
ICD10CM
45584977
ICD10CM
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