OMOP Concept 42597110
Bacterial enteritis due to Lawsonia intracellularis infection
StandardConditionSNOMED Veterinary319071000009101Disorder
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31 Dec 2099
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Alternative names recorded for Bacterial enteritis due to Lawsonia intracellularis infection across source vocabularies.
- Bacterial enteritis due to Lawsonia intracellularis infection (disorder)
- Lawsonia enteritis
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Broader concepts
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- 1Bacterial enteritis of intestine
- 1Disease caused by Gram-negative bacillus
- 1Intestinal infectious disease caused by anaerobic bacteria
- 1Intestinal infectious disease caused by Gram-negative bacteria
- 2Bacterial gastroenteritis
- 2Bacterial intestinal infectious disease
- 2Disease caused by Gram-negative bacteria
- 2Infection caused by anaerobic bacteria
- 2Infectious enteritis of intestine
- 3Bacterial gastrointestinal infectious disease
- 3Bacterial infectious disease
- 3Enteritis of intestine
- 3Inflammatory disorder of digestive tract
- 3Intestinal infectious disease
- 4Bacterial infection of the digestive tract
- 4Disorder of digestive tract
- 4Disorder of intestine
- 4Gastrointestinal infection
- 4Infectious disease
- 4Infectious disease of abdomen
- 4Inflammation of specific body organs
- 4Inflammatory disorder of digestive system
- 5Bowel finding
- 5Disease
- 5Disorder of abdomen
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