OMOP Concept 4151209
Central cord syndrome
StandardConditionSNOMED282787000Disorder
Maps from
7
Descendants
63
Valid from
31 Jan 2002
Valid to
31 Dec 2099
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7 source codes normalize to Central cord syndrome via the OMOP "Maps to" relationship.
| Vocabulary | Code | Name | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| ICD10CM | S14.12 | Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord | Non-standard |
| ICD10CM | S14.129 | Central cord syndrome at unspecified level of cervical spinal cord | Non-standard |
| ICD10CM | S14.129A | Central cord syndrome at unspecified level of cervical spinal cord, initial encounter | Non-standard |
| ICD10CM | S14.129D | Central cord syndrome at unspecified level of cervical spinal cord, subsequent encounter | Non-standard |
| MeSH | D020210 | Central Cord Syndrome | Non-standard |
| Nebraska Lexicon | 282787000 | Central cord syndrome | Non-standard |
| Nebraska Lexicon | 721371000 | Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord | Non-standard |
Synonyms
Alternative names recorded for Central cord syndrome across source vocabularies.
- Central cord syndrome (disorder)
- síndrome de cordón espinal central
- síndrome de cordón espinal central (trastorno)
Where it sits in the hierarchy
Ordered by distance - 1 is a direct parent or child.
Broader concepts
(15)Roll up to these when you need a wider cohort.
- 1Incomplete spinal cord syndrome
- 2Lesion of spinal cord
- 3Neurological lesion
- 3Spinal cord disease
- 4Clinical finding
- 4Disorder of spinal region
- 4Disorder of the central nervous system
- 4Finding of spinal cord
- 5Central nervous system finding
- 5Disorder of back
- 5Disorder of nervous system
- 5Finding of spinal region
- 6Disease
- 6Disorder of body system
- 6Finding of back
Narrower concepts
(63)Included automatically when you query with descendants.
- 1Central cord syndrome due to neoplasm
- 1Central cord syndrome due to syringomyelia
- 1Central cord syndrome due to traumatic injury
- 1Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord
- 1Central cord syndrome of lumbar spinal cord
- 1Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord
- 2Central cord syndrome due to cervical spondylosis
- 2Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord at C1-4 level due to injury without spinal bony injury
- 2Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord at C1 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord at C2 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord at C3 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord at C4 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord at C5-7 level without bony injury
- 2Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord at C5 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord at C6 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord at C7 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord at C8 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord due to closed dislocation of cervical spine
- 2Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord due to closed fracture at C1-C4 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord due to closed fracture at C5-C7 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord due to traumatic injury
- 2Central cord syndrome of lumbar spinal cord at L1 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of lumbar spinal cord at L2 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of lumbar spinal cord at L3 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of lumbar spinal cord at L4 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of lumbar spinal cord at L5 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of lumbar spinal cord due to closed spinal dislocation
- 2Central cord syndrome of lumbar spinal cord due to closed spinal fracture
- 2Central cord syndrome of lumbar spinal cord due to traumatic injury
- 2Central cord syndrome of lumbar spinal cord without bony injury
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord at T10 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord at T11 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord at T12 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord at T1-6 level, without bony injury
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord at T1 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord at T2 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord at T3 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord at T4 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord at T5 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord at T6 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord at T7 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord at T8 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord at T9 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord due to closed dislocation of joint of thoracic spine
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord due to closed fracture at T1-T6 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord due to closed fracture at T7-T12 level
- 2Central cord syndrome of thoracic spinal cord due to traumatic injury
- 3Central cord syndrome due to open fracture at C5-C7 level
- 3Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord due to closed subluxation of cervical spine
- 3Central cord syndrome of cervical spinal cord due to open dislocation of cervical spine
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