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keyboard_backspaceDisorder of cervical spine
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- menuadd_circle_outlineDomain IDConditionclose
- menuadd_circle_outlineConcept Class IDDisorderclose
- menuadd_circle_outlineVocabulary IDSNOMEDclosehelp_outline
- Systematic Nomenclature of Medicine - Clinical Terms (IHTSDO)
- 2024-08-01 SNOMED CT International Edition; 2024-09-01 SNOMED CT US Edition; 2024-09-25 SNOMED CT UK Edition
- http://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/umls/licensedcontent/umlsknowledgesources.html
- menuadd_circle_outlineConcept ID80497close
- menuadd_circle_outlineConcept code128049000close
- menuadd_circle_outlineValidityValidclose
- menuadd_circle_outlineConceptStandardclose
- menuadd_circle_outlineValid start31-Jan-2002close
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| Language | Synonym Concept |
|---|---|
English | Disorder of cervical spine (disorder) |
Spanish | trastorno de la columna cervical |
Spanish | trastorno de la columna cervical (trastorno) |
Term connections (473)
| Relationship | Relates to | Concept id | Vocabulary |
|---|---|---|---|
Associated finding of (SNOMED) | 4144733 | SNOMED | |
Associated with finding (SNOMED) | 4154701 | SNOMED | |
Has Module | 40642539 | SNOMED | |
Has finding site (SNOMED) | 620055 | SNOMED | |
Has status | 40642537 | SNOMED | |
Is a | 4042837 | SNOMED | |
4260918 | SNOMED | ||
4023567 | SNOMED | ||
Non-standard to Standard map (OMOP) | 80497 | SNOMED | |
Standard to Non-standard map (OMOP) | 37088369 | ICD10GM | |
42492134 | KCD7 | ||
42617443 | ICD10 | ||
37223746 | CIM10 | ||
37088367 | ICD10GM | ||
42492132 | KCD7 | ||
42617441 | ICD10 | ||
37223744 | CIM10 | ||
37088691 | ICD10GM | ||
42492394 | KCD7 | ||
42617684 | ICD10 | ||
37223961 | CIM10 | ||
42492233 | KCD7 | ||
1420163 | ICD10CN | ||
42492483 | KCD7 | ||
42492484 | KCD7 | ||
42492482 | KCD7 | ||
37088789 | ICD10GM | ||
42617761 | ICD10 | ||
37224042 | CIM10 | ||
37088790 | ICD10GM | ||
42617762 | ICD10 | ||
37224043 | CIM10 | ||
37088788 | ICD10GM | ||
42617760 | ICD10 | ||
37224041 | CIM10 | ||
42492571 | KCD7 | ||
42617830 | ICD10 | ||
37224106 | CIM10 | ||
42492570 | KCD7 | ||
42617829 | ICD10 | ||
42492565 | KCD7 | ||
42617820 | ICD10 | ||
37224102 | CIM10 | ||
42492564 | KCD7 | ||
42617819 | ICD10 | ||
37224101 | CIM10 | ||
1420162 | ICD10CN | ||
37088834 | ICD10GM | ||
42492528 | KCD7 | ||
42617802 | ICD10 | ||
37224082 | CIM10 | ||
37088832 | ICD10GM | ||
42492526 | KCD7 | ||
42617800 | ICD10 | ||
37224080 | CIM10 | ||
37088474 | ICD10GM | ||
42492222 | KCD7 | ||
42617539 | ICD10 | ||
37223815 | CIM10 | ||
37088475 | ICD10GM | ||
42492223 | KCD7 | ||
42617540 | ICD10 | ||
37223816 | CIM10 | ||
37088473 | ICD10GM | ||
42492221 | KCD7 | ||
42617538 | ICD10 | ||
37223814 | CIM10 | ||
80497 | SNOMED | ||
3396936 | Nebraska Lexicon | ||
37088895 | ICD10GM | ||
42492604 | KCD7 | ||
42617868 | ICD10 | ||
37224133 | CIM10 | ||
37088896 | ICD10GM | ||
42492605 | KCD7 | ||
42617869 | ICD10 | ||
37224134 | CIM10 | ||
37088894 | ICD10GM | ||
42492603 | KCD7 | ||
42617867 | ICD10 | ||
37224132 | CIM10 | ||
42492494 | KCD7 | ||
42492495 | KCD7 | ||
42492493 | KCD7 | ||
37088800 | ICD10GM | ||
42617771 | ICD10 | ||
37224051 | CIM10 | ||
37088801 | ICD10GM | ||
42617772 | ICD10 | ||
37224052 | CIM10 | ||
37088799 | ICD10GM | ||
42617770 | ICD10 | ||
37224050 | CIM10 | ||
37088233 | ICD10GM | ||
42617327 | ICD10 | ||
37223646 | CIM10 | ||
37088234 | ICD10GM | ||
42617328 | ICD10 | ||
37223647 | CIM10 | ||
37088232 | ICD10GM | ||
42617326 | ICD10 | ||
42492000 | KCD7 | ||
42492001 | KCD7 | ||
42491999 | KCD7 | ||
37088268 | ICD10GM | ||
42492034 | KCD7 | ||
42617356 | ICD10 | ||
37223671 | CIM10 | ||
37088266 | ICD10GM | ||
42492032 | KCD7 | ||
42617354 | ICD10 | ||
37088558 | ICD10GM | ||
42492272 | KCD7 | ||
42617578 | ICD10 | ||
37223856 | CIM10 | ||
37088559 | ICD10GM | ||
42492273 | KCD7 | ||
42617579 | ICD10 | ||
37223857 | CIM10 | ||
37088557 | ICD10GM | ||
42492271 | KCD7 | ||
42617577 | ICD10 | ||
37088613 | ICD10GM | ||
42492316 | KCD7 | ||
42617618 | ICD10 | ||
37223895 | CIM10 | ||
37088614 | ICD10GM | ||
42492317 | KCD7 | ||
42617619 | ICD10 | ||
37223896 | CIM10 | ||
37088612 | ICD10GM | ||
42492315 | KCD7 | ||
42617617 | ICD10 | ||
37223894 | CIM10 | ||
1420067 | ICD10CN | ||
37088357 | ICD10GM | ||
42492122 | KCD7 | ||
42617432 | ICD10 | ||
37223735 | CIM10 | ||
37088358 | ICD10GM | ||
42492123 | KCD7 | ||
42617433 | ICD10 | ||
37223736 | CIM10 | ||
37088356 | ICD10GM | ||
42492121 | KCD7 | ||
42619369 | ICD10 | ||
37223734 | CIM10 | ||
37088703 | ICD10GM | ||
42492406 | KCD7 | ||
42617694 | ICD10 | ||
37223972 | CIM10 | ||
37088704 | ICD10GM | ||
42492407 | KCD7 | ||
42617695 | ICD10 | ||
37223973 | CIM10 | ||
37088702 | ICD10GM | ||
42492405 | KCD7 | ||
42617693 | ICD10 | ||
37223971 | CIM10 | ||
37088255 | ICD10GM | ||
42619362 | ICD10 | ||
37223662 | CIM10 | ||
37088256 | ICD10GM | ||
42617346 | ICD10 | ||
37223663 | CIM10 | ||
37088254 | ICD10GM | ||
42617345 | ICD10 | ||
42492022 | KCD7 | ||
42492023 | KCD7 | ||
42492021 | KCD7 | ||
1420068 | ICD10CN | ||
37088822 | ICD10GM | ||
42492516 | KCD7 | ||
42617791 | ICD10 | ||
37224071 | CIM10 | ||
37088823 | ICD10GM | ||
42492517 | KCD7 | ||
42617792 | ICD10 | ||
37224072 | CIM10 | ||
37088821 | ICD10GM | ||
42492515 | KCD7 | ||
42617790 | ICD10 | ||
37224070 | CIM10 | ||
45495147 | Read | ||
45455012 | Read | ||
37088547 | ICD10GM | ||
42492261 | KCD7 | ||
42617568 | ICD10 | ||
45591842 | ICD10CM | ||
37223847 | CIM10 | ||
37088548 | ICD10GM | ||
42492262 | KCD7 | ||
42617569 | ICD10 | ||
45572454 | ICD10CM | ||
37223848 | CIM10 | ||
37088546 | ICD10GM | ||
42492260 | KCD7 | ||
42617567 | ICD10 | ||
37223846 | CIM10 | ||
44822215 | ICD9CM | ||
45440395 | Read | ||
37088289 | ICD10GM | ||
42492055 | KCD7 | ||
42617374 | ICD10 | ||
45591829 | ICD10CM | ||
37223686 | CIM10 | ||
37088288 | ICD10GM | ||
42492054 | KCD7 | ||
42617373 | ICD10 | ||
37088591 | ICD10GM | ||
42492294 | KCD7 | ||
42617598 | ICD10 | ||
45562730 | ICD10CM | ||
37223875 | CIM10 | ||
37088592 | ICD10GM | ||
42492295 | KCD7 | ||
42617599 | ICD10 | ||
45538767 | ICD10CM | ||
37223876 | CIM10 | ||
37088590 | ICD10GM | ||
42492293 | KCD7 | ||
42617597 | ICD10 | ||
45543583 | ICD10CM | ||
37223874 | CIM10 | ||
37088244 | ICD10GM | ||
42617336 | ICD10 | ||
37223654 | CIM10 | ||
37088245 | ICD10GM | ||
42617337 | ICD10 | ||
37223655 | CIM10 | ||
37088243 | ICD10GM | ||
42617335 | ICD10 | ||
42492011 | KCD7 | ||
42492012 | KCD7 | ||
42492010 | KCD7 | ||
37088463 | ICD10GM | ||
42492211 | KCD7 | ||
42617530 | ICD10 | ||
37223805 | CIM10 | ||
37088464 | ICD10GM | ||
42492212 | KCD7 | ||
42617531 | ICD10 | ||
37223806 | CIM10 | ||
37088462 | ICD10GM | ||
42492210 | KCD7 | ||
42617529 | ICD10 | ||
37223804 | CIM10 | ||
37088884 | ICD10GM | ||
42492593 | KCD7 | ||
42617858 | ICD10 | ||
37224123 | CIM10 | ||
37088885 | ICD10GM | ||
42492594 | KCD7 | ||
42617859 | ICD10 | ||
45591866 | ICD10CM | ||
37224124 | CIM10 | ||
37088883 | ICD10GM | ||
42492592 | KCD7 | ||
42619411 | ICD10 | ||
37224122 | CIM10 | ||
37088603 | ICD10GM | ||
42492306 | KCD7 | ||
42617609 | ICD10 | ||
45538769 | ICD10CM | ||
37223886 | CIM10 | ||
37088601 | ICD10GM | ||
42492304 | KCD7 | ||
42617607 | ICD10 | ||
45586973 | ICD10CM | ||
37223884 | CIM10 | ||
37088756 | ICD10GM | ||
42492449 | KCD7 | ||
42617733 | ICD10 | ||
45582165 | ICD10CM | ||
37224012 | CIM10 | ||
37088757 | ICD10GM | ||
42492450 | KCD7 | ||
42617734 | ICD10 | ||
37224013 | CIM10 | ||
37088755 | ICD10GM | ||
42492448 | KCD7 | ||
42617732 | ICD10 | ||
37224011 | CIM10 | ||
1420164 | ICD10CN | ||
37088200 | ICD10GM | ||
42617298 | ICD10 | ||
37223622 | CIM10 | ||
37088199 | ICD10GM | ||
42617297 | ICD10 | ||
42491967 | KCD7 | ||
42491966 | KCD7 | ||
37088926 | ICD10GM | ||
42492628 | KCD7 | ||
42617889 | ICD10 | ||
45582175 | ICD10CM | ||
37224154 | CIM10 | ||
1420069 | ICD10CN | ||
45543578 | ICD10CM | ||
37088534 | ICD10GM | ||
42492244 | KCD7 | ||
42617548 | ICD10 | ||
37223834 | CIM10 | ||
45533865 | ICD10CM | ||
37088871 | ICD10GM | ||
42492576 | KCD7 | ||
42617838 | ICD10 | ||
37224109 | CIM10 | ||
37088406 | ICD10GM | ||
42492144 | KCD7 | ||
42617452 | ICD10 | ||
37223755 | CIM10 | ||
37088407 | ICD10GM | ||
42492145 | KCD7 | ||
42617453 | ICD10 | ||
37223756 | CIM10 | ||
37088378 | ICD10GM | ||
42492143 | KCD7 | ||
42617451 | ICD10 | ||
37223754 | CIM10 | ||
45591834 | ICD10CM | ||
37088429 | ICD10GM | ||
42492167 | KCD7 | ||
42617472 | ICD10 | ||
37223775 | CIM10 | ||
37088430 | ICD10GM | ||
42492168 | KCD7 | ||
42617473 | ICD10 | ||
37223776 | CIM10 | ||
37088428 | ICD10GM | ||
42492166 | KCD7 | ||
42617471 | ICD10 | ||
37223774 | CIM10 | ||
45548437 | ICD10CM | ||
45538778 | ICD10CM | ||
45572467 | ICD10CM | ||
37088844 | ICD10GM | ||
42492538 | KCD7 | ||
42617811 | ICD10 | ||
37224091 | CIM10 | ||
37088845 | ICD10GM | ||
42492539 | KCD7 | ||
42617812 | ICD10 | ||
37224092 | CIM10 | ||
37088843 | ICD10GM | ||
42492537 | KCD7 | ||
42617810 | ICD10 | ||
37224090 | CIM10 | ||
37088811 | ICD10GM | ||
42492505 | KCD7 | ||
42617781 | ICD10 | ||
37224061 | CIM10 | ||
37088812 | ICD10GM | ||
42492506 | KCD7 | ||
42617782 | ICD10 | ||
37224062 | CIM10 | ||
37088810 | ICD10GM | ||
42492504 | KCD7 | ||
42617780 | ICD10 | ||
37224060 | CIM10 | ||
37088767 | ICD10GM | ||
42492460 | KCD7 | ||
42617742 | ICD10 | ||
37224022 | CIM10 | ||
37088768 | ICD10GM | ||
42492461 | KCD7 | ||
42617743 | ICD10 | ||
37224023 | CIM10 | ||
37088766 | ICD10GM | ||
42492459 | KCD7 | ||
42617741 | ICD10 | ||
37224021 | CIM10 | ||
1572505 | ICD10CM | ||
1572506 | ICD10CM | ||
1572507 | ICD10CM | ||
1572508 | ICD10CM | ||
1572509 | ICD10CM | ||
1572510 | ICD10CM | ||
1572511 | ICD10CM | ||
1572512 | ICD10CM | ||
1572504 | ICD10CM | ||
37088300 | ICD10GM | ||
42492066 | KCD7 | ||
42617384 | ICD10 | ||
37223694 | CIM10 | ||
37088301 | ICD10GM | ||
42492067 | KCD7 | ||
42617385 | ICD10 | ||
37223695 | CIM10 | ||
37088299 | ICD10GM | ||
42492065 | KCD7 | ||
42617383 | ICD10 | ||
42492205 | KCD7 | ||
42617520 | ICD10 | ||
37223802 | CIM10 | ||
42492206 | KCD7 | ||
42617521 | ICD10 | ||
42492204 | KCD7 | ||
42617519 | ICD10 | ||
37088714 | ICD10GM | ||
42492416 | KCD7 | ||
42617704 | ICD10 | ||
45577271 | ICD10CM | ||
37223982 | CIM10 | ||
37088715 | ICD10GM | ||
42492417 | KCD7 | ||
42617705 | ICD10 | ||
45586978 | ICD10CM | ||
37223983 | CIM10 | ||
37088713 | ICD10GM | ||
42492415 | KCD7 | ||
42617703 | ICD10 | ||
37223981 | CIM10 | ||
45538770 | ICD10CM | ||
45572457 | ICD10CM | ||
45582153 | ICD10CM | ||
Subsumes | 4179538 | SNOMED | |
36684581 | SNOMED | ||
37170858 | SNOMED | ||
4144898 | SNOMED | ||
36714022 | SNOMED | ||
4328806 | SNOMED | ||
4097274 | SNOMED | ||
4228631 | SNOMED | ||
4300489 | SNOMED | ||
4141028 | SNOMED | ||
43021223 | SNOMED | ||
4184256 | SNOMED | ||
4068608 | SNOMED | ||
443116 | SNOMED | ||
137548 | SNOMED | ||
4226266 | SNOMED | ||
4001454 | SNOMED | ||
4308802 | SNOMED | ||
81380 | SNOMED | ||
4017379 | SNOMED | ||
4203556 | SNOMED | ||
604222 | SNOMED | ||
4245330 | SNOMED | ||
3189587 | Nebraska Lexicon | ||
4179321 | SNOMED | ||
37207744 | SNOMED | ||
4135076 | SNOMED | ||
4135077 | SNOMED | ||
42535497 | SNOMED | ||
37166129 | SNOMED | ||
45757549 | SNOMED | ||
761922 | SNOMED | ||
4096619 | SNOMED | ||
3188526 | Nebraska Lexicon | ||
4002819 | SNOMED | ||
37110696 | SNOMED | ||
4003301 | SNOMED | ||
4096315 | SNOMED | ||
4194739 | SNOMED | ||
4089775 | SNOMED | ||
762312 | SNOMED | ||
4149074 | SNOMED | ||
4100565 | SNOMED | ||
4150753 | SNOMED | ||
4129231 | SNOMED | ||
37117207 | SNOMED | ||
40482864 | SNOMED | ||
37207798 | SNOMED | ||
4002987 | SNOMED | ||
4002974 | SNOMED | ||
4318395 | SNOMED | ||
4179319 | SNOMED | ||
37171147 | SNOMED | ||
436785 | SNOMED | ||
40481975 | SNOMED | ||
4134176 | SNOMED | ||
1246226 | SNOMED | ||
4155522 | SNOMED |
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