OMOP Concept 4001818
Acute osteomyelitis of tibia
StandardConditionSNOMED203172007Disorder
Maps from
1
Descendants
5
Valid from
31 Jan 2002
Valid to
31 Dec 2099
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1 source code normalizes to Acute osteomyelitis of tibia via the OMOP "Maps to" relationship.
| Vocabulary | Code | Name | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Read | N300S00 | Acute osteomyelitis-tibia | Non-standard |
Synonyms
Alternative names recorded for Acute osteomyelitis of tibia across source vocabularies.
- Acute osteomyelitis of tibia (disorder)
- osteomielitis aguda de tibia
- osteomielitis aguda de tibia (trastorno)
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Ordered by distance - 1 is a direct parent or child.
Broader concepts
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- 1Acute osteomyelitis of lower leg
- 1Osteomyelitis of tibia
- 2Acute osteomyelitis
- 2Infection of tibia
- 2Osteomyelitis of lower leg
- 3Acute infection of bone
- 3Acute inflammatory disease
- 3Infection of bone of tibia and/or fibula
- 3Osteitis of lower leg
- 3Osteomyelitis
- 4Acute disease
- 4Acute disease of bone
- 4Acute infectious disease
- 4Bone marrow disorder
- 4Disorder of lower leg
- 4Finding of bone of lower limb
- 4Infection of bone
- 4Inflammatory disorder
- 4Inflammatory disorder of extremity
- 4Osteitis
- 4Structural abnormality of long bone
- 4Structure abnormality of bone of lower limb
- 5Acute disease of musculoskeletal system
- 5Bone finding
- 5Disease
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