Add CPT Descriptions Table#10
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Adding RREL is a bad idea but the db part is a good idea Adding query to get the cpt desc on one table
Note also reverting a minor change that we use in our environment but maybe not important for everyone.
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I should also say that I am sorry for the messy commit history. I was going to be doing a project with MRREL umls table but ended up not doing it and reverting those changes. |
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Adding a CPT View to UMLS Flow
CPT codes are everywhere in a lot of healthcare datasets. A little while ago, they were added to UMLS giving a range of descriptions of for those codes that are very helpful.
I followed the approach that is used in the RXNORM database to create a table that contained the cpt descriptions in all its forms.
The resultant table takes the following form:
ABETCFETCLINSYPTthe documentation on the CPT source that defines these terms is at Metathesaurus Representation