Substance Groupers Based on Structure
Overview
Groupers based on structural properties of the substance that are deemed to be clinically useful will be included in the Substance hierarchy.
For example,
Benzodiazepine (substance)
Quinolone (substance)
Modeling
Parent concept | Most distal appropriate descendant of 312413002 |Substance categorized by structure (substance)| |
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Semantic tag | (substance) |
Definition status | Primitive |
Attributes | None |
Exemplar
The following illustrates the stated and inferred view.
Terming
FSN | Use the following pattern for the FSN. Groupers are expressed in the singular, i.e., compound not compounds. Examples of substances that represent a structural grouper:
Where the same word is used to identify both a group of substances with a particular chemical structure and a particular chemical substance, the following terming for the FSN is used for the substance grouper concept.
For example,
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Preferred Term | Use the following pattern for the Preferred Term. For example,
Where the same word is used to identify both a group of substances with a particular chemical structure and a particular chemical substance the following pattern will be used for PT the substance grouper concept. Substance with X structure For example,
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Synonyms | Additional synonyms are not allowed unless explicitly identified as an exception in the editorial guidelines. |
Exemplar for Hierarchy
Figure 4. Browser view of 299979007 |Organic nitrogen compound (substance)|
Figure 5. Browser view of 767209009 |Copper and/or copper compound (substance)|
Figure 6. Browser view of 766224008 |Substance with cresol structure (substance)|
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