keyboard_backspaceProcedure on hand

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  • menuadd_circle_outlineVocabulary ID
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  • menuadd_circle_outlineConcept ID4043027close
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  • LanguageSynonym Concept
    English
    Procedure on hand (procedure)
    Spanish
    procedimiento en la mano
    Spanish
    procedimiento en la mano (procedimiento)
  • menuadd_circle_outlineValid start31-Jan-2002close
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Active possibly_equivalent_to inactive (SNOMED)
4002376
SNOMED
Has Module
40642539
SNOMED
Has procedure site (SNOMED)
4310976
SNOMED
Has status
40642537
SNOMED
Is a
4043025
SNOMED
Non-standard to Standard map (OMOP)
4043027
SNOMED
SNOMED category to CPT-4 (OMOP)
2104401
CPT4
2104412
CPT4
2107713
CPT4
2102274
CPT4
2110863
CPT4
2104732
CPT4
SNOMED to CPT-4 equivalent (OMOP)
2104375
CPT4
2104401
CPT4
2104412
CPT4
2107713
CPT4
2110863
CPT4
2104732
CPT4
Standard to Non-standard map (OMOP)
3318956
Nebraska Lexicon
1434712
ICD10CN
35705662
SUS
35705668
SUS
42761989
OPS
42761573
OPS
42757454
OPS
42769056
OPS
42748231
OPS
42761373
OPS
42752227
OPS
42767467
OPS
42748782
OPS
42760292
OPS
42781437
OPS
42749855
OPS
42764572
OPS
42771267
OPS
42749425
OPS
42771404
OPS
42755028
OPS
42761950
OPS
42772361
OPS
42747443
OPS
42760650
OPS
42780443
OPS
42775272
OPS
42746296
OPS
42768833
OPS
42778960
OPS
42757458
OPS
42748775
OPS
42769636
OPS
42773083
OPS
42753926
OPS
42765581
OPS
42744695
OPS
42744825
OPS
42763902
OPS
42776057
OPS
42747641
OPS
42778044
OPS
3319910
Nebraska Lexicon
4043027
SNOMED
42774176
OPS
Subsumes
4039255
SNOMED
4079601
SNOMED
4035598
SNOMED
4107963
SNOMED
4185286
SNOMED
4073807
SNOMED
4335109
SNOMED
4138677
SNOMED
4297986
SNOMED
37157768
SNOMED
4333061
SNOMED
40487020
SNOMED
4083217
SNOMED
2782044
ICD10PCS
2782062
ICD10PCS
2782035
ICD10PCS
2782053
ICD10PCS
2782043
ICD10PCS
2782061
ICD10PCS
2782034
ICD10PCS
2782052
ICD10PCS
2782042
ICD10PCS
2782060
ICD10PCS
2782033
ICD10PCS
2782051
ICD10PCS
2782047
ICD10PCS
2782065
ICD10PCS
2782038
ICD10PCS
2782056
ICD10PCS
2782048
ICD10PCS
2782066
ICD10PCS
2782039
ICD10PCS
2782057
ICD10PCS
2782045
ICD10PCS
2782063
ICD10PCS
2782036
ICD10PCS
2782054
ICD10PCS
2782046
ICD10PCS
2782064
ICD10PCS
2782037
ICD10PCS
2782055
ICD10PCS
2782041
ICD10PCS
2782059
ICD10PCS
2782032
ICD10PCS
2782050
ICD10PCS
2782040
ICD10PCS
2782058
ICD10PCS
2782031
ICD10PCS
2782049
ICD10PCS
4244555
SNOMED
2782590
ICD10PCS
2782589
ICD10PCS
2782594
ICD10PCS
2782593
ICD10PCS
2782588
ICD10PCS
2782587
ICD10PCS
2782592
ICD10PCS
2782591
ICD10PCS
4079923
SNOMED
2783905
ICD10PCS
2783906
ICD10PCS
2783907
ICD10PCS
2783902
ICD10PCS
2783903
ICD10PCS
2783904
ICD10PCS
40486960
SNOMED
2735580
ICD10PCS
2735574
ICD10PCS
4167417
SNOMED
2761713
ICD10PCS
2761716
ICD10PCS
2761719
ICD10PCS
2761715
ICD10PCS
2761718
ICD10PCS
2761721
ICD10PCS
2755510
ICD10PCS
2755513
ICD10PCS
2755512
ICD10PCS
2755511
ICD10PCS
2755515
ICD10PCS
2755514
ICD10PCS
2736345
ICD10PCS
2736348
ICD10PCS
2736351
ICD10PCS
2736347
ICD10PCS
2736350
ICD10PCS
2736353
ICD10PCS
2784706
ICD10PCS
2784709
ICD10PCS
2784712
ICD10PCS
2784708
ICD10PCS
2784707
ICD10PCS
2784711
ICD10PCS
2784710
ICD10PCS
2784714
ICD10PCS
2784713
ICD10PCS
2761509
ICD10PCS
2761707
ICD10PCS
2761710
ICD10PCS
2761706
ICD10PCS
2761709
ICD10PCS
2761712
ICD10PCS
2755504
ICD10PCS
2755507
ICD10PCS
2755506
ICD10PCS
2755505
ICD10PCS
2755509
ICD10PCS
2755508
ICD10PCS
2736336
ICD10PCS
2736339
ICD10PCS
2736342
ICD10PCS
2736338
ICD10PCS
2736341
ICD10PCS
2736344
ICD10PCS
2784697
ICD10PCS
2784700
ICD10PCS
2784703
ICD10PCS
2784699
ICD10PCS
2784698
ICD10PCS
2784702
ICD10PCS
2784701
ICD10PCS
2784705
ICD10PCS
2784704
ICD10PCS
4309207
SNOMED
40482866
SNOMED
4247547
SNOMED
4266237
SNOMED
40479835
SNOMED
2782822
ICD10PCS
2782824
ICD10PCS
2782821
ICD10PCS
2782823
ICD10PCS
4171930
SNOMED
3171396
Nebraska Lexicon
2758995
ICD10PCS
2758996
ICD10PCS
2758997
ICD10PCS
2756052
ICD10PCS
2756250
ICD10PCS
2737584
ICD10PCS
2737585
ICD10PCS
2737586
ICD10PCS
2758992
ICD10PCS
2758993
ICD10PCS
2758994
ICD10PCS
2756050
ICD10PCS
2756051
ICD10PCS
2737581
ICD10PCS
2737582
ICD10PCS
2737583
ICD10PCS
2759270
ICD10PCS
2759271
ICD10PCS
2759272
ICD10PCS
2756294
ICD10PCS
2756295
ICD10PCS
2733623
ICD10PCS
2733624
ICD10PCS
2759267
ICD10PCS
2759268
ICD10PCS
2759269
ICD10PCS
2756292
ICD10PCS
2756293
ICD10PCS
2733621
ICD10PCS
2733622
ICD10PCS
46271670
SNOMED
4227002
SNOMED
40492270
SNOMED
4037825
SNOMED
4002376
SNOMED
4002377
SNOMED
4001872
SNOMED
4043066
SNOMED
2783608
ICD10PCS
2783607
ICD10PCS
2783609
ICD10PCS
2783606
ICD10PCS
2783604
ICD10PCS
2783603
ICD10PCS
2783605
ICD10PCS
2783602
ICD10PCS
2733904
ICD10PCS
2733906
ICD10PCS
2733908
ICD10PCS
2785710
ICD10PCS
2785713
ICD10PCS
2785716
ICD10PCS
2733898
ICD10PCS
2733900
ICD10PCS
2733902
ICD10PCS
2785701
ICD10PCS
2785704
ICD10PCS
2785707
ICD10PCS
2733905
ICD10PCS
2733907
ICD10PCS
2734095
ICD10PCS
2733899
ICD10PCS
2733901
ICD10PCS
2733903
ICD10PCS
2785711
ICD10PCS
2785714
ICD10PCS
2785717
ICD10PCS
2785702
ICD10PCS
2785705
ICD10PCS
2785708
ICD10PCS
2785709
ICD10PCS
2785712
ICD10PCS
2785715
ICD10PCS
2785700
ICD10PCS
2785703
ICD10PCS
2785706
ICD10PCS
2757040
ICD10PCS
2757041
ICD10PCS
2757038
ICD10PCS
2757039
ICD10PCS
4052411
SNOMED
4174387
SNOMED
40479860
SNOMED
4143585
SNOMED
4082714
SNOMED
4347775
SNOMED
4143594
SNOMED
4046570
SNOMED
4139240
SNOMED
4010247
SNOMED
2783096
ICD10PCS
2783098
ICD10PCS
2783095
ICD10PCS
2783097
ICD10PCS
4038206
SNOMED
37016880
SNOMED
2792426
ICD10PCS
2006063
ICD9Proc
2006066
ICD9Proc
4044895
SNOMED
4042649
SNOMED
4040538
SNOMED
4048448
SNOMED
4176880
SNOMED
4033400
SNOMED
2792188
ICD10PCS
2792206
ICD10PCS
2783362
ICD10PCS
2792197
ICD10PCS
2783370
ICD10PCS
2792205
ICD10PCS
2783361
ICD10PCS
2792196
ICD10PCS
2783369
ICD10PCS
2792204
ICD10PCS
2783360
ICD10PCS
2792195
ICD10PCS
2792191
ICD10PCS
2792209
ICD10PCS
2783365
ICD10PCS
2792200
ICD10PCS
2792192
ICD10PCS
2792210
ICD10PCS
2783366
ICD10PCS
2792201
ICD10PCS
2792189
ICD10PCS
2792207
ICD10PCS
2783363
ICD10PCS
2792198
ICD10PCS
2792190
ICD10PCS
2792208
ICD10PCS
2783364
ICD10PCS
2792199
ICD10PCS
2783368
ICD10PCS
2792203
ICD10PCS
2783359
ICD10PCS
2792194
ICD10PCS
2783367
ICD10PCS
2792202
ICD10PCS
2783358
ICD10PCS
2792193
ICD10PCS
4233471
SNOMED
4142426
SNOMED
2107713
CPT4
2734436
ICD10PCS
2734439
ICD10PCS
2734442
ICD10PCS
2734437
ICD10PCS
2734440
ICD10PCS
2734443
ICD10PCS
2734438
ICD10PCS
2734441
ICD10PCS
2734444
ICD10PCS
2734427
ICD10PCS
2734430
ICD10PCS
2734433
ICD10PCS
2734428
ICD10PCS
2734431
ICD10PCS
2734434
ICD10PCS
2734429
ICD10PCS
2734432
ICD10PCS
2734435
ICD10PCS
4119658
SNOMED
4080246
SNOMED
4108576
SNOMED
4034389
SNOMED
4225418
SNOMED
2761296
ICD10PCS
2761299
ICD10PCS
2761298
ICD10PCS
2761301
ICD10PCS
2761297
ICD10PCS
2761300
ICD10PCS
2737399
ICD10PCS
2737402
ICD10PCS
2737405
ICD10PCS
2737401
ICD10PCS
2737404
ICD10PCS
2737407
ICD10PCS
2737400
ICD10PCS
2737403
ICD10PCS
2737406
ICD10PCS
2782933
ICD10PCS
2782936
ICD10PCS
2782935
ICD10PCS
2782938
ICD10PCS
2782934
ICD10PCS
2782937
ICD10PCS
2761290
ICD10PCS
2761293
ICD10PCS
2761292
ICD10PCS
2761295
ICD10PCS
2761291
ICD10PCS
2761294
ICD10PCS
2737390
ICD10PCS
2737393
ICD10PCS
2737396
ICD10PCS
2737392
ICD10PCS
2737395
ICD10PCS
2737398
ICD10PCS
2737391
ICD10PCS
2737394
ICD10PCS
2737397
ICD10PCS
2782927
ICD10PCS
2782930
ICD10PCS
2782929
ICD10PCS
2782932
ICD10PCS
2782928
ICD10PCS
2782931
ICD10PCS
2755056
ICD10PCS
2755059
ICD10PCS
2755058
ICD10PCS
2755061
ICD10PCS
2755057
ICD10PCS
2755060
ICD10PCS
2755050
ICD10PCS
2755053
ICD10PCS
2755052
ICD10PCS
2755055
ICD10PCS
2755051
ICD10PCS
2755054
ICD10PCS
4098662
SNOMED
2788432
ICD10PCS
2788431
ICD10PCS
2788430
ICD10PCS
2788429
ICD10PCS
42897961
ICD10PCS
42897962
ICD10PCS
42897959
ICD10PCS
42897960
ICD10PCS
4118606
SNOMED
2104732
CPT4
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