keyboard_backspaceComplication of procedure

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  • menuadd_circle_outlineDomain IDConditionclose
  • menuadd_circle_outlineConcept Class IDDisorderclose
  • menuadd_circle_outlineVocabulary ID
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  • menuadd_circle_outlineConcept ID442019close
  • menuadd_circle_outlineConcept code116224001close
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  • LanguageSynonym Concept
    English
    Complication of procedure (disorder)
    Spanish
    complicación de procedimiento
    Spanish
    complicación de procedimiento (trastorno)
  • menuadd_circle_outlineValid start31-Jan-2002close
  • menuadd_circle_outlineValid end31-Dec-2099close

Term connections (501)

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Active possibly_equivalent_to inactive (SNOMED)
40414901
SNOMED
4317269
SNOMED
40409295
SNOMED
435141
SNOMED
Active was_a inactive (SNOMED)
3530832
SNOMED
4310638
SNOMED
40415589
SNOMED
3519379
SNOMED
4316715
SNOMED
3538435
SNOMED
4308708
SNOMED
4310644
SNOMED
3530840
SNOMED
4316713
SNOMED
Associated finding of (SNOMED)
764541
SNOMED
Concept replaces
4310638
SNOMED
4310643
SNOMED
4316715
SNOMED
4179996
SNOMED
4176792
SNOMED
40609759
SNOMED
40637906
SNOMED
4322175
SNOMED
4316713
SNOMED
Has Module
40642539
SNOMED
Has status
40642538
SNOMED
Is a
4274025
SNOMED
444194
SNOMED
Non-standard to Standard map (OMOP)
442019
SNOMED
Standard to Non-standard map (OMOP)
45587269
ICD10CM
45539079
ICD10CM
1431641
ICD10CN
44837680
ICD9CM
1410197
ICD10CN
45935469
CIEL
1431725
ICD10CN
1431633
ICD10CN
1431731
ICD10CN
1431729
ICD10CN
1431656
ICD10CN
1431657
ICD10CN
1431653
ICD10CN
1431727
ICD10CN
3530832
SNOMED
3135877
Nebraska Lexicon
4310638
SNOMED
45464424
Read
1431643
ICD10CN
1431647
ICD10CN
4317269
SNOMED
3228185
Nebraska Lexicon
3135894
Nebraska Lexicon
3135897
Nebraska Lexicon
4310643
SNOMED
40415589
SNOMED
44828412
ICD9CM
1434011
ICD10CN
1434012
ICD10CN
37613814
CIM10
42505129
KCD7
45595448
ICD10
35224817
ICD10CM
1431644
ICD10CN
1431650
ICD10CN
1431661
ICD10CN
1431645
ICD10CN
1431652
ICD10CN
1431642
ICD10CN
1431638
ICD10CN
3519379
SNOMED
3135903
Nebraska Lexicon
4316715
SNOMED
1434017
ICD10CN
1434018
ICD10CN
35224820
ICD10CM
37609312
CIM10
42505132
KCD7
45561584
ICD10
44826091
ICD9CM
3538435
SNOMED
3134050
Nebraska Lexicon
4308708
SNOMED
45520816
Read
1431662
ICD10CN
1431660
ICD10CN
45938754
CIEL
766498
ICD10CM
766499
ICD10CM
766500
ICD10CM
442019
SNOMED
3395870
Nebraska Lexicon
4179996
SNOMED
3178872
Nebraska Lexicon
4176792
SNOMED
3396524
Nebraska Lexicon
40609759
SNOMED
3161259
Nebraska Lexicon
40637906
SNOMED
3164145
Nebraska Lexicon
44823654
ICD9CM
1431599
ICD10CN
1575176
ICD10CM
37096920
ICD10GM
37615157
CIM10
42500945
KCD7
45575532
ICD10
45890988
ICD9CM
3133994
Nebraska Lexicon
40409295
SNOMED
45430896
Read
45890976
ICD9CM
42500955
KCD7
1431629
ICD10CN
1575191
ICD10CM
37096931
ICD10GM
37616136
CIM10
45756006
ICD10
44836486
ICD9CM
1431720
ICD10CN
1410196
ICD10CN
1431623
ICD10CN
1431632
ICD10CN
19744
ICD10CM
45594976
ICD10CM
45561108
ICD10CM
44837303
ICD9CM
42500956
KCD7
1431630
ICD10CN
1431631
ICD10CN
37096932
ICD10GM
37612926
CIM10
45599741
ICD10
44827186
ICD9CM
44826038
ICD9CM
44820257
ICD9CM
1431655
ICD10CN
44826092
ICD9CM
1434013
ICD10CN
1434014
ICD10CN
35224818
ICD10CM
37614561
CIM10
42505130
KCD7
45576101
ICD10
1431654
ICD10CN
1569702
ICD10CM
1571591
ICD10CM
1571449
ICD10CM
1568436
ICD10CM
1569509
ICD10CM
1569805
ICD10CM
1567876
ICD10CM
35224814
ICD10CM
45932163
CIEL
4322175
SNOMED
3294888
Nebraska Lexicon
3135895
Nebraska Lexicon
4310644
SNOMED
45437631
Read
1434021
ICD10CN
1434022
ICD10CN
37097398
ICD10GM
37606877
CIM10
45537587
ICD10
35224822
ICD10CM
1431635
ICD10CN
45520819
Read
1571613
ICD10CM
45596911
ICD10CM
19317
ICD10CM
1431621
ICD10CN
1431622
ICD10CN
1575187
ICD10CM
42500953
KCD7
45561012
ICD10
37609835
CIM10
37096929
ICD10GM
19378
ICD10CM
45541817
ICD10CM
45541818
ICD10CM
19377
ICD10CM
45537022
ICD10CM
45541816
ICD10CM
19375
ICD10CM
45541815
ICD10CM
45585234
ICD10CM
19379
ICD10CM
45570704
ICD10CM
45590056
ICD10CM
42500969
KCD7
44836491
ICD9CM
42500973
KCD7
19392
ICD10CM
1431718
ICD10CN
1431719
ICD10CN
1575203
ICD10CM
37096940
ICD10GM
37611847
CIM10
45599753
ICD10
45585238
ICD10CM
45546699
ICD10CM
42501033
KCD7
1431986
ICD10CN
1575329
ICD10CM
37097064
ICD10GM
37611229
CIM10
45585336
ICD10
1571600
ICD10CM
1571455
ICD10CM
1568440
ICD10CM
45592110
ICD10CM
1569809
ICD10CM
1567880
ICD10CM
45548685
ICD10CM
45605996
ICD10CM
1434019
ICD10CN
1434020
ICD10CN
35224821
ICD10CM
37614562
CIM10
42505133
KCD7
45576102
ICD10
37613493
CIM10
45605063
ICD10
1575919
ICD10CM
1434001
ICD10CN
37097397
ICD10GM
42505124
KCD7
45548686
ICD10CM
45605576
ICD10CM
45548206
ICD10CM
45561934
ICD10CM
1422804
ICD10CN
1422806
ICD10CN
37091583
ICD10GM
37613768
CIM10
42495081
KCD7
45596893
ICD10
1568085
ICD10CM
1410194
ICD10CN
1410195
ICD10CN
37082543
ICD10GM
37608230
CIM10
42486481
KCD7
45542783
ICD10
45430907
Read
45444154
Read
44827238
ICD9CM
44834125
ICD9CM
44823657
ICD9CM
44831848
ICD9CM
1431648
ICD10CN
1431637
ICD10CN
1553812
ICD10CM
1431639
ICD10CN
1431646
ICD10CN
1422808
ICD10CN
1431659
ICD10CN
1431732
ICD10CN
1422813
ICD10CN
1422814
ICD10CN
37091584
ICD10GM
37611450
CIM10
42495082
KCD7
45587264
ICD10
42488280
KCD7
1413598
ICD10CN
37084373
ICD10GM
37616035
CIM10
45755427
ICD10
42495074
KCD7
1422787
ICD10CN
37091576
ICD10GM
37615875
CIM10
45755571
ICD10
1568083
ICD10CM
1410198
ICD10CN
1410199
ICD10CN
37082544
ICD10GM
37614208
CIM10
42486482
KCD7
45576482
ICD10
42486473
KCD7
1410168
ICD10CN
37082535
ICD10GM
37615600
CIM10
45755370
ICD10
37200817
ICD10CM
37200350
ICD10CM
37200818
ICD10CM
37200819
ICD10CM
37200351
ICD10CM
37200352
ICD10CM
37200017
ICD10CM
37200018
ICD10CM
45606527
ICD10CM
1571601
ICD10CM
45534153
ICD10CM
45582378
ICD10CM
1571458
ICD10CM
45606469
ICD10CM
45571842
ICD10CM
1568439
ICD10CM
45562114
ICD10CM
45605995
ICD10CM
1569808
ICD10CM
45601232
ICD10CM
1567879
ICD10CM
45542719
ICD10CM
45576419
ICD10CM
1431640
ICD10CN
44836536
ICD9CM
1434007
ICD10CN
1434008
ICD10CN
37614719
CIM10
42505127
KCD7
45571285
ICD10
35224815
ICD10CM
1431663
ICD10CN
1431649
ICD10CN
1431634
ICD10CN
1595771
ICD10CM
1595772
ICD10CM
1595773
ICD10CM
45937507
CIEL
1431728
ICD10CN
1431726
ICD10CN
45471081
Read
37607423
CIM10
45552036
ICD10
1575918
ICD10CM
1433982
ICD10CN
42505114
KCD7
35224804
ICD10CM
1431724
ICD10CN
1431722
ICD10CN
1431721
ICD10CN
1422807
ICD10CN
3530840
SNOMED
3135896
Nebraska Lexicon
4316713
SNOMED
45514343
Read
1431636
ICD10CN
1431658
ICD10CN
1431723
ICD10CN
1431628
ICD10CN
19318
ICD10CM
45585219
ICD10CM
45546683
ICD10CM
19338
ICD10CM
45599744
ICD10CM
45604522
ICD10CM
19337
ICD10CM
45585225
ICD10CM
45575540
ICD10CM
19335
ICD10CM
45609311
ICD10CM
45565818
ICD10CM
19339
ICD10CM
45537015
ICD10CM
45594889
ICD10CM
19393
ICD10CM
1431733
ICD10CN
1431734
ICD10CN
37096941
ICD10GM
37606728
CIM10
45551485
ICD10
45604533
ICD10CM
44820259
ICD9CM
45570708
ICD10CM
42500974
KCD7
42505134
KCD7
44831849
ICD9CM
1422809
ICD10CN
1422810
ICD10CN
1431651
ICD10CN
1422812
ICD10CN
1422811
ICD10CN
1431664
ICD10CN
1431730
ICD10CN
Subsumes
4151243
SNOMED
443195
SNOMED
436314
SNOMED
37116361
SNOMED
45766115
SNOMED
4309916
SNOMED
764536
SNOMED
37207721
SNOMED
37207720
SNOMED
37207726
SNOMED
4317269
SNOMED
4180634
SNOMED
435641
SNOMED
4128367
SNOMED
4162706
SNOMED
607220
SNOMED
43022062
SNOMED
4173942
SNOMED
3656096
SNOMED
4265591
SNOMED
37397746
SNOMED
440795
SNOMED
4259002
SNOMED
4030596
SNOMED
4027133
SNOMED
4028993
SNOMED
45772881
SNOMED
4179995
SNOMED
436007
SNOMED
4180639
SNOMED
4176791
SNOMED
4298324
SNOMED
4179996
SNOMED
4176792
SNOMED
443402
SNOMED
4179997
SNOMED
4180641
SNOMED
434547
SNOMED
4179998
SNOMED
4029924
SNOMED
4178681
SNOMED
37110266
SNOMED
37162455
SNOMED
37166145
SNOMED
4176807
SNOMED
604977
SNOMED
604981
SNOMED
37166144
SNOMED
37167070
SNOMED
4146847
SNOMED
42597080
SNOMED Veterinary
442018
SNOMED
4178810
SNOMED
4091200
SNOMED
4256893
SNOMED
4124705
SNOMED
4178811
SNOMED
435141
SNOMED
37170167
SNOMED
4309163
SNOMED
4331292
SNOMED
4178812
SNOMED
43530958
SNOMED
43530961
SNOMED
43530919
SNOMED
43530924
SNOMED
43530948
SNOMED
42535216
SNOMED
437746
SNOMED
4050438
SNOMED
4228467
SNOMED
42536888
SNOMED
42539464
SNOMED
42538061
SNOMED
42709940
SNOMED
4322175
SNOMED
4005646
SNOMED
4196369
SNOMED
4188630
SNOMED
4176948
SNOMED
42596192
SNOMED Veterinary
604978
SNOMED
604982
SNOMED
42538561
SNOMED
3655881
SNOMED
4181201
SNOMED
4176959
SNOMED
4030678
SNOMED
4034150
SNOMED
198819
SNOMED
37160554
SNOMED
4113525
SNOMED
37312161
SNOMED
4020010
SNOMED
3656064
SNOMED
4301028
SNOMED
37161475
SNOMED
4204036
SNOMED
1244230
SNOMED
4141450
SNOMED
4153876
SNOMED
4176968
SNOMED
43021394
SNOMED
36675631
SNOMED
35624685
SNOMED
4270721
SNOMED
1244226
SNOMED
40479847
SNOMED
1244229
SNOMED
437173
SNOMED
46284319
SNOMED
138056
SNOMED
4047868
SNOMED
44802581
SNOMED
42599766
SNOMED Veterinary
45768454
SNOMED
4177092
SNOMED
45770838
SNOMED
42538185
SNOMED
4129178
SNOMED
4177097
SNOMED
4124681
SNOMED
4180778
SNOMED
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