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Structured pathology reports• The general approach to coding items on theCAP and IHE checklist that ask questions hasbeen to use concepts from the SNOMED CTObservable Entity hierarchy.• The answers to these questions can be chosenfrom concepts in any of several hierarchies.Primarily, they are found in the Finding,Disorder, or Morphologic Abnormalityhierarchies (van Berkum, 2003).
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Page 5 and 6: Coding specimens• Spanish Society
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Page 9 and 10: Guidelines for coding specimenswith
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