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Table 44: Cross Map Targets Table<br />

Key Fields<br />

TargetId<br />

Data Fields<br />

TargetSchemeId<br />

TargetCodes<br />

TargetRule<br />

TargetAdvice<br />

3.2.6.2.4. <strong>SNOMED</strong> CT - LOINC ® Integration Table - Summary<br />

The unique <strong>SNOMED</strong> CT Identifier for this Cross Map Target<br />

A standard Identifier for the Target Scheme from which the<br />

MapTargetCodes are derived<br />

A code or list of codes in the Target Scheme that represent an<br />

appropriate mapping for one or more Concepts<br />

A machine processable expression of rules that determine the<br />

combinations of conditions to which this Cross Map Target applies<br />

Textual advice expressing the combinations of conditions to which this<br />

Cross Map Target applies<br />

The Laboratory LOINC 8 database provides a standardized set of names and codes for identifying laboratory<br />

test results. Created by the Regenstrief Institute, the purpose of LOINC is to facilitate the exchange and<br />

pooling of results for outcomes management and research. Each LOINC code represents a unique laboratory<br />

test distinguished by six main parts that include the analyte measured, the property observed, the time aspect<br />

involved, the sample or system type, the scale of measurement, and where relevant the method of<br />

measurement. Taken together, these six components define a single laboratory test result. Additional details<br />

about LOINC, including access to the LOINC database files, is available from<br />

www.regenstrief.org/loinc/loinc.htm.<br />

<strong>SNOMED</strong> CT is a clinical reference terminology. <strong>SNOMED</strong> CT concepts are explicitly represented in a<br />

multi-hierarchical structure. Each of the six distinguishing parts of a given LOINC test result are found in<br />

<strong>SNOMED</strong> CT and assigned in a hierarchy.<br />

The integration exists as a table containing 11 columns. The first nine columns of the table are taken directly<br />

from the Laboratory LOINC version 1l database. The last two columns contain concept Identifiers from<br />

<strong>SNOMED</strong> CT that relate a specific component of the LOINC test to the <strong>SNOMED</strong> CT hierarchy.<br />

See <strong>SNOMED</strong> CT - (3.2.9.5.1.5)LOINC ® Integration Table for details of the <strong>SNOMED</strong> CT - LOINC ® Integration<br />

Table.<br />

3.2.6.3. <strong>Release</strong>d Cross Mappings<br />

The following cross mappings are currently included in the International <strong>Release</strong> available from the IHTSDO.<br />

• ICD-9-CM (Clinical Findings);<br />

• ICD-O (Version 2, Version 3);<br />

• LOINC Integration Table.<br />

<strong>Release</strong> File <strong>Format</strong>s | 121<br />

8 LOINC is a trademark of the Regenstrief Institute. Copyright 1995-2008, Regenstrief Institute and the Logical<br />

Observation Identifier Names and Codes ( LOINC ®) Committee. All rights reserved.<br />

© 2002-2012 International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation CVR #: 30363434

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