OMOP Concept 4140000
Superior oblique dysfunction
StandardConditionSNOMED426301008Disorder
Maps from
2
Descendants
4
Valid from
31 Jul 2007
Valid to
31 Dec 2099
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2 source codes normalize to Superior oblique dysfunction via the OMOP "Maps to" relationship.
| Vocabulary | Code | Name | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| ICD10CM | H50.66 | Superior oblique muscle entrapment | Non-standard |
| Nebraska Lexicon | 426301008 | Dysfunction of superior oblique muscle | Non-standard |
Synonyms
Alternative names recorded for Superior oblique dysfunction across source vocabularies.
- disfunción del músculo oblicuo superior
- disfunción del músculo oblicuo superior (trastorno)
- Dysfunction of superior oblique muscle
- Superior oblique dysfunction (disorder)
- Superior oblique muscle dysfunction
Where it sits in the hierarchy
Ordered by distance - 1 is a direct parent or child.
Broader concepts
(21)Roll up to these when you need a wider cohort.
- 1Disorder of extraocular muscle
- 2Disorder of ocular adnexa
- 2Disorder of orbit proper
- 2Disorder of skeletal muscle
- 2Disorder of soft tissue of head
- 3Disorder of eye region
- 3Disorder of head
- 3Disorder of muscle
- 3Disorder of musculoskeletal system
- 3Disorder of soft tissue
- 3Orbit finding
- 4Disease
- 4Disorder of body system
- 4Eye / vision finding
- 4Finding of head region
- 4General finding of soft tissue
- 4Head finding
- 4Muscle finding
- 4Musculoskeletal finding
- 4Visual system disorder
- 5Clinical finding
Narrower concepts
(4)Included automatically when you query with descendants.
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