OMOP Concept 4092200
Peripheral neurophysiological finding
StandardConditionSNOMED251514009Clinical Finding
Maps from
1
Descendants
41
Valid from
31 Jan 2002
Valid to
31 Dec 2099
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| Vocabulary | Code | Name | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nebraska Lexicon | 251514009 | Peripheral neurophysiological observation | Non-standard |
Synonyms
Alternative names recorded for Peripheral neurophysiological finding across source vocabularies.
- hallazgo neurofisiológico periférico
- hallazgo neurofisiológico periférico (hallazgo)
- Peripheral neurophysiological finding (finding)
- Peripheral neurophysiological observation
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Broader concepts
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Narrower concepts
(41)Included automatically when you query with descendants.
- 1Nerve conduction - finding
- 2Action potential - finding
- 2Nerve conduction pattern - finding
- 2Reaction to repetitive stimulation - finding
- 3Decremental response to repetitive nerve stimulation
- 3Mixed nerve conduction pattern - finding
- 3Motor nerve conduction pattern - finding
- 3Post-activation response - finding
- 3Sensory nerve conduction pattern - finding
- 4Amplitude decrement at low rate (2-3Hz)
- 4Amplitude increment at high rate (20-50Hz)
- 4Diffuse mixed nerve conduction abnormality
- 4Diffuse motor nerve conduction abnormality
- 4Diffuse sensory nerve conduction abnormality
- 4Focal mixed nerve conduction slowing
- 4Focal motor nerve conduction slowing
- 4Focal sensory nerve conduction slowing
- 4Mixed nerve conduction block
- 4Motor nerve conduction block
- 4No amplitude decrement
- 4No post-activation response
- 4Post-activation (tetanic) exhaustion
- 4Post-activation (tetanic) potentiation - finding
- 4Repetitive discharge on single stimulus
- 4Sensory nerve conduction block
- 5Left motor nerve conduction block
- 5Left sensory nerve conduction block
- 5Motor nerve conduction block - excessive
- 5Motor nerve conduction block - full
- 5Motor nerve conduction block - none
- 5Motor nerve conduction block - partial
- 5Motor nerve conduction block - patchy
- 5Right motor nerve conduction block
- 5Right sensory nerve conduction block
- 5Sensory nerve conduction block - excessive
- 5Sensory nerve conduction block - full
- 5Sensory nerve conduction block - inadequate caudad spread
- 5Sensory nerve conduction block - inadequate cephalad spread
- 5Sensory nerve conduction block - none
- 5Sensory nerve conduction block - partial
- 5Sensory nerve conduction block - patchy
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