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373577000: Open spinal dislocation (disorder)

    Status: retired, Primitive. Date: 31-Jul 2004. Module: SNOMED CT core

    Descriptions:

    Id Description Lang Type Status Case? Module
    1198877010 Open spinal dislocation (disorder) en Fully specified name Active Case insensitive SNOMED CT core
    1212044013 Open spinal dislocation en Synonym Active Case insensitive SNOMED CT core

    0 descendants.

    Expanded Value Set

    Outbound Relationships Type Target Active Characteristic Refinability Group Values
    Open spinal dislocation Is a Open traumatic dislocation of joint false Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal dislocation Is a Dislocation of joint of spine false Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal dislocation Finding site Joint structure of spine false Inferred relationship Some 1
    Open spinal dislocation Associated morphology Open dislocation false Inferred relationship Some 1
    Inbound Relationships Type Active Source Characteristic Refinability Group
    Open dislocation of vertebra Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open dislocation of cervical vertebra Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal dislocation with posterior cervical cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open dislocation of cervical spine Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal dislocation with complete cervical cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal dislocation with central cervical cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open dislocation of thoracic and/or lumbar spine Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal dislocation with complete thoracic cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal dislocation with anterior thoracic cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal dislocation with posterior thoracic cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal dislocation with complete lumbar cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal dislocation with central lumbar cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal dislocation with posterior lumbar cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal dislocation with cauda equina lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal subluxation with complete cervical cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal subluxation with central cervical cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal subluxation with posterior cervical cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open subluxation of thoracic and/or lumbar vertebra Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal subluxation with complete thoracic cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal subluxation with anterior thoracic cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal subluxation with central thoracic cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal subluxation with posterior thoracic cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal subluxation with complete lumbar cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal subluxation with anterior lumbar cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal subluxation with central lumbar cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal subluxation with posterior lumbar cord lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some
    Open spinal subluxation with cauda equina lesion Is a False Open spinal dislocation Inferred relationship Some

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