OMOP Concept 4040078
Accessory mobilization of the ankle joint
StandardProcedureSNOMED229387006Procedure
Maps from
1
Descendants
0
Valid from
31 Jan 2002
Valid to
31 Dec 2099
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| Vocabulary | Code | Name | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nebraska Lexicon | 229387006 | Accessory mobilisation of the ankle joint | Non-standard |
Synonyms
Alternative names recorded for Accessory mobilization of the ankle joint across source vocabularies.
- Accessory mobilisation of the ankle joint
- Accessory mobilization of the ankle joint (regime/therapy)
- movilización accesoria de articulación de tobillo
- movilización accesoria de articulación de tobillo (régimen/tratamiento)
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Ordered by distance - 1 is a direct parent or child.
Broader concepts
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- 1Accessory mobilization of the ankle
- 2Mobilization of the ankle
- 3Mobilization of the lower limb
- 3Physiatric mobilization of joint
- 3Procedure on ankle joint
- 4Mobilization
- 4Mobilizing of body part
- 4Procedure on ankle
- 4Procedure on joint
- 4Procedure on joint of lower extremity
- 4Procedure on lower extremity
- 4Regimes and therapies
- 5Procedure
- 5Procedure by method
- 5Procedure on articular system
- 5Procedure on body region
- 5Procedure on extremity
- 5Procedure on organ
- 6Procedure by site
- 6Procedure on skeletal system
- 7Procedure on musculoskeletal system
- 8Procedure on body system
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