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SNOMED CT® Release Format 1 (RF1) Guide - ihtsdo

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The <strong>SNOMED</strong> CT Relationships Table enables even broader searches such as, for example, all body fluid<br />

analyzes . Since Urinalysis is a Body fluid analysis all the LOINC codes shown above would be included in<br />

the search, in addition to LOINC codes for CSF analyzes , joint fluid analyzes , etc.<br />

The <strong>SNOMED</strong> CT - LOINC Integration provides a mechanism that reflects the complementary relationship<br />

between LOINC and <strong>SNOMED</strong> CT.This integration yields formally defined appropriately classified laboratory<br />

terms that can be implemented in the design of robust laboratory analysis applications.<br />

Table 161: Comments on Some LOINC Analyte Names and Their Corresponding <strong>SNOMED</strong> CT Codes<br />

LOINC Analyte Name(s)<br />

ENTEROTOXIN<br />

ANTHRAQUINONE<br />

9,10-ANTRHACENEDIONE<br />

BUTANE N-BUTANE<br />

HEXANE N-HEXANE<br />

DIOXANE 1,4-DIOXANE<br />

HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE<br />

GAMMA<br />

HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE<br />

<strong>SNOMED</strong> CT ID<br />

<strong>SNOMED</strong> CT<br />

ConceptId<br />

C-00226<br />

116554007<br />

C-10097<br />

----------<br />

116283009<br />

C-20522<br />

73229004<br />

C-20524<br />

40647006<br />

C-20529<br />

123008003<br />

C-21304<br />

27247007<br />

C-23112<br />

49490007<br />

C-91170<br />

77496001<br />

Comments<br />

This may represent an assay for bacterial<br />

enterotoxins, but rotavirus also produces an<br />

enterotoxin, and so we use the more general parent<br />

term C-00226 Enterotoxin, instead of the more specific<br />

term C-36205 Bacterial enterotoxin.<br />

LOINC lists 9,10 anthracenedione as a related name<br />

for ANTHRAQUINONE, with CAS number 84-65-1<br />

(the number for 9,10anthracenedione. The <strong>SNOMED</strong><br />

CT code means the class of anthraquinones, which<br />

includes anthraquinone antineoplastics (e.g.<br />

mitoxantrone) as well as anthraquinone laxatives and<br />

anthraquinone dyes. We assume an anthraquinone<br />

assay would measure any anthraquinone, not just<br />

9,10anthracenedione.<br />

Butane and n-butane are generally regarded as<br />

synonyms. In other words, ordinarily isobutane<br />

(C-20527) is specified explicitly, and is not counted<br />

as a subtype of butane.<br />

Unlike butane, hexane is a general term for 6-carbon<br />

saturated hydrocarbons. N-hexane is one isoform.<br />

Assume dioxane is 1,4-diethylene dioxide, same as<br />

1,4-dioxane.<br />

LOINC lists CAS 608-73-1, but this refers to<br />

hexachlorocyclohexane mixed isomers<br />

(<strong>SNOMED</strong>code C-20885). We assume a<br />

hexachlorocyclohexane assay would measure any<br />

isomer or mixture of isomers, so the parent term<br />

C-23112 is the right one, even though it does not<br />

correspond to CAS 608-73-1.<br />

© 2002-2012 International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation CVR #: 30363434<br />

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