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 Conditions are records of a Person suggesting the presence of a disease or medical condition stated as a diagnosis, a sign or a symptom, which is either observed by a Provider or reported by the patient. Note that the Condition Domain makes no distinction between a mere observation of a symptom, a fully worked out diagnosis or anything inbetween. Conditions are records of a Person suggesting the presence of a disease or medical condition stated as a diagnosis, a sign or a symptom, which is either observed by a Provider or reported by the patient. Note that the Condition Domain makes no distinction between a mere observation of a symptom, a fully worked out diagnosis or anything inbetween.
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 +Condition domain Concepts should be used only in the condition_concept_id fields of the CONDITION_OCCURRENCE and CONDITION_ERA tables, as well as the value_as_concept_id field in the OBSERVATION table (for observations "​History of", "​Family history of" etc.).
  
 ==== Overall Structure ==== ==== Overall Structure ====
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 ==== Relationships ==== ==== Relationships ====
-The Source Vocabularies are mapped to SNOMED Standard Concepts. The mapping is either provided by the vocabulary source (Read, CIEL, MeSH) or developed by the Vocabulary Team.+All Source Vocabularies are mapped to SNOMED Standard Concepts. The mapping is either provided by the vocabulary source (Read, CIEL, MeSH) or developed by the Vocabulary Team
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 +=== ICD10 to SNOMED mapping === 
 +A number of different sources (UMLS, NHS) where used as input for a mapping between ICD10CM and SNOMED, and then manually curated by the vocabulary team. Note that ICD10 contains predominantly Condition Concepts, but also Procedure, Observation,​ Device, Measurement or mixed Concepts. **Note:** Do not use this mapping for ICD10CM (US-Version) Concepts. ICD10 and ICD10CM concepts with the same concept_code may or may not have the same semantic definition. 
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 +=== ICD10CM to SNOMED mapping === 
 +A number of different sources (UMLS, NHS) where used as input for a mapping between ICD10CM and SNOMED, and then manually curated by the vocabulary team. Note that ICD10CM contains predominantly Condition Concepts, but also Procedure, Observation,​ Device, Measurement or mixed Concepts. **Note:** Do not use this mapping for ICD10 (WHO-Version) Concepts. ICD10 and ICD10CM concepts with the same concept_code may or may not have the same semantic definition. 
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 +=== Read to SNOMED mapping === 
 +The Read distribution contains a mapping to SNOMED. This mapping is used, and deprecated SNOMED target Concepts are replaced by their valid updates. Note: Many of the Read codes are mapped to SNOMED-UK Concepts if there is no appropriate Concept in SNOMED-Int or if they haven'​t been de-duplicated yet. 
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 +=== OXMIS to SNOMED mapping === 
 +This mapping was curated by the vocabulary team. 
 + 
 +=== CIEL to SNOMED mapping === 
 +The CIEL distribution contains a mapping to SNOMED. This mapping is used, and deprecated SNOMED target Concepts are replaced by their valid updates. 
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 +=== MeSH to SNOMED mapping === 
 +The mapping from MeSH to SNOMED contained in the UMLS distribution was used.
  
-All internal relationships provided by SNOMED ​are loadedbut renamed to follow the relationship_id formatting rules and allow for bi-directional mappingssee [[documentation:​vocabulary:​snomed|SNOMED]]+=== ICD9CM to SNOMED ​mapping === 
 +A number of different sources (UMLSHLI) where used as input for a mapping between ICD9CM and SNOMEDand then manually curated by the vocabulary ​team. Note that ICD9CM contains predominantly Condition Concepts, but also Procedure, Observation,​ Device, Measurement or mixed Concepts.
  
 +=== ICD9CM to MedDRA mapping ===
 +A number of different sources (UMLS, MSSO) where used as input for a mapping between ICD9CM and MedDRA, and then manually curated by the vocabulary team. **Note:** This mapping is provided for historical reasons and convenience,​ but does not participate in the hierarchical structure of the Condition Domain.
  
 +=== Internal relationships ===
 +All relationships provided by SNOMED and MedDRA are loaded, but renamed to follow the relationship_id formatting rules and allow for bi-directional mappings, see [[documentation:​vocabulary:​snomed|SNOMED]] and [[documentation:​vocabulary:​meddra|MedDRA]].
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