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Narrative description: | The concept has been made inactive because it is an outdated concept that is no longer considered to be clinically acceptable or semantically interoperable internationally. |
Details: | What is being inactivated (concept/description/any component)? | The outdated concept is being inactivated |
What is the reason for inactivation (description)? | There may be a number of reasons why a concept may become outdated: A disorder, procedure or organism may have undergone a change in name following international agreement The evolution of disease name over time e.g. Phthisis, Scrofula, The White Plague and Consumption are all historical names for tuberculosis
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Which inactivation value should be used? | Outdated component |
Which historical association reference set should be used? | REPLACED_BY association reference set (foundation metadata concept)
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Known issues: | Current tooling only supports a single REPLACED BY concept. There are instances where a single organism has been reclassified into multiple organisms It is sometimes difficult to establish whether a potentially out dated component is simply a true synonym of an existing concept or an accepted "local term" It is possible that the concept is outdated and has no appropriate internationally agreed replacement
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Examples: | Simple Example | 113929009 Pseudomonas luteola (organism) REPLACED BY 33919008 Chryseomonas luteola (organism)43089000 Erwinia carotovora ss. atroseptica (organism) REPLACED BY 421190009 Pectobacterium atrosepticum (organism) |
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Erroneous Example | 301017003 Decubitus ulcer of breast (disorder) REPLACED BY 699212006 Pressure ulcer of breast (disorder)356206000 Diltiazem hydrochloride+thiazide diuretic (product) WAS A 373873005 Pharmaceutical / biologic product (product) |
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Potential improvement: | Update tooling to support more than one REPLACED BY concept Consider using "MAYBE REPLACED BY", especially where more than one option may be available Add additional information by having a drop down list:
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