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SNOMED
3569169
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SNOMED
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SNOMED
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SNOMED
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40642539
SNOMED
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40642538
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432532
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440279
SNOMED
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440279
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45929830
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3411912
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42503724
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37604613
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710677
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1433124
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44824889
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Read
440594
SNOMED
45520875
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SNOMED
45494335
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3225244
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Nebraska Lexicon
3413860
Nebraska Lexicon
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45580863
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17776
ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
17964
ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
18042
ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
45546409
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
45599448
ICD10CM
18084
ICD10CM
45546403
ICD10CM
45594658
ICD10CM
18090
ICD10CM
45546404
ICD10CM
45536767
ICD10CM
17686
ICD10CM
45541476
ICD10CM
45580065
ICD10CM
17638
ICD10CM
45608978
ICD10CM
45541466
ICD10CM
18036
ICD10CM
45560746
ICD10CM
45536755
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17794
ICD10CM
45594608
ICD10CM
45560693
ICD10CM
17626
ICD10CM
45541461
ICD10CM
45608977
ICD10CM
17782
ICD10CM
45541503
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ICD10CM
18018
ICD10CM
45575277
ICD10CM
45560743
ICD10CM
18024
ICD10CM
45604292
ICD10CM
45584938
ICD10CM
17952
ICD10CM
45589778
ICD10CM
45551180
ICD10CM
18000
ICD10CM
45570425
ICD10CM
45584931
ICD10CM
17614
ICD10CM
45546304
ICD10CM
45580056
ICD10CM
17994
ICD10CM
45546383
ICD10CM
45560738
ICD10CM
18012
ICD10CM
45575275
ICD10CM
45555987
ICD10CM
18048
ICD10CM
45580145
ICD10CM
45604295
ICD10CM
17886
ICD10CM
45599447
ICD10CM
45536730
ICD10CM
18060
ICD10CM
45570440
ICD10CM
45551199
ICD10CM
18096
ICD10CM
45580157
ICD10CM
45599488
ICD10CM
17644
ICD10CM
45560655
ICD10CM
45589710
ICD10CM
18886
ICD10CM
45594808
ICD10CM
45546579
ICD10CM
44820306
ICD9CM
45933709
CIEL
18614
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45594750
ICD10CM
45594751
ICD10CM
19078
ICD10CM
45536967
ICD10CM
45551411
ICD10CM
18634
ICD10CM
45556093
ICD10CM
45585072
ICD10CM
18750
ICD10CM
45565718
ICD10CM
45599599
ICD10CM
18734
ICD10CM
45560900
ICD10CM
45556117
ICD10CM
18838
ICD10CM
45599619
ICD10CM
45594799
ICD10CM
19110
ICD10CM
45594846
ICD10CM
45560972
ICD10CM
18798
ICD10CM
45580290
ICD10CM
45575440
ICD10CM
18790
ICD10CM
45570589
ICD10CM
45536908
ICD10CM
18802
ICD10CM
45551341
ICD10CM
45546563
ICD10CM
18806
ICD10CM
45551342
ICD10CM
45609203
ICD10CM
18794
ICD10CM
45594790
ICD10CM
45570590
ICD10CM
18658
ICD10CM
45599585
ICD10CM
45551318
ICD10CM
19094
ICD10CM
45585163
ICD10CM
45589997
ICD10CM
18826
ICD10CM
45594796
ICD10CM
45609207
ICD10CM
18662
ICD10CM
45594755
ICD10CM
45575412
ICD10CM
18730
ICD10CM
45551325
ICD10CM
45609182
ICD10CM
18942
ICD10CM
45536942
ICD10CM
45604459
ICD10CM
19034
ICD10CM
45556172
ICD10CM
45585148
ICD10CM
19038
ICD10CM
45565758
ICD10CM
45585149
ICD10CM
19066
ICD10CM
45565765
ICD10CM
45575480
ICD10CM
19070
ICD10CM
45551409
ICD10CM
45546622
ICD10CM
19030
ICD10CM
45556171
ICD10CM
45560961
ICD10CM
19046
ICD10CM
45536961
ICD10CM
45609253
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19054
ICD10CM
45585153
ICD10CM
45589986
ICD10CM
19042
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45609251
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45580335
ICD10CM
19026
ICD10CM
45560960
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45546607
ICD10CM
19074
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45599673
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45556184
ICD10CM
19058
ICD10CM
45589988
ICD10CM
45546617
ICD10CM
19050
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45565762
ICD10CM
45585152
ICD10CM
19062
ICD10CM
45575479
ICD10CM
45604476
ICD10CM
18738
ICD10CM
45565716
ICD10CM
45580283
ICD10CM
18934
ICD10CM
45556156
ICD10CM
45599641
ICD10CM
18702
ICD10CM
45609178
ICD10CM
45546540
ICD10CM
18706
ICD10CM
45570570
ICD10CM
45570571
ICD10CM
19086
ICD10CM
45546626
ICD10CM
45570642
ICD10CM
18718
ICD10CM
45575424
ICD10CM
45536894
ICD10CM
18674
ICD10CM
45546529
ICD10CM
45536881
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18606
ICD10CM
45575401
ICD10CM
45536867
ICD10CM
18830
ICD10CM
45556138
ICD10CM
45541696
ICD10CM
18818
ICD10CM
45609206
ICD10CM
45604435
ICD10CM
18618
ICD10CM
45604395
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45541656
ICD10CM
18642
ICD10CM
45546523
ICD10CM
45599580
ICD10CM
19126
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45590003
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ICD10CM
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45551334
ICD10CM
45604426
ICD10CM
18910
ICD10CM
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18906
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45604450
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ICD10CM
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45556135
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45541684
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18610
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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18622
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45575403
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18698
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45546539
ICD10CM
45551321
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
45594804
ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
18650
ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
18630
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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ICD10CM
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Data Analysis System: a computer system that is used to analyze records or other data, but not if that system is also a Data Creation System

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