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Subset: AAEP Diagnosis Terms

This subset includes diagnoses and findings for equine practitioners to record patient information electronically. This view is limited to the descriptions deemed preferred and acceptable by AAEP. More detailed information, including the concept name and identifier, definition, and additional descriptions, is available by clicking on a term. This view is for evaluation purposes only. A different format will be used for distribution and utilization by vendors and veterinarians.

Display Full List: AAEP Diagnosis Terms

Current Concept:
  Fullyspecifiedname: Stevens-Johnson syndrome, toxic epidermal necrolysis spectrum (disorder)
  ConceptId: 768946000

SNOMED Definition:
(Full definition may include Is A relationships NOT present in Subset)
  Is a   Acute erythematous eruption of skin (disorder)
  Is a   Skin necrosis (disorder)
Group 1
  Associated morphology (attribute)   Erythema (morphologic abnormality)
  Finding site (attribute)   Skin structure (body structure)
Group 2
  Finding site (attribute)   Skin structure (body structure)
  Associated morphology (attribute)   Necrosis (morphologic abnormality)
Group 3
  Associated morphology (attribute)   Separation (morphologic abnormality)
  Finding site (attribute)   Structure of skin and/or mucous membrane (body structure)
Group 4
  Clinical course (attribute)   Sudden onset AND/OR short duration (qualifier value)
  This concept's defining relationships are necessary but do not sufficiently define it (a.k.a. primitive).

Default Descriptions (Synonyms): Show DescriptionIDs
  Fully specified name: Stevens-Johnson syndrome, toxic epidermal necrolysis spectrum (disorder)
  Synonym: Toxic epidermal necrolysis syndrome
  Synonym: Necrólisis epidérmica tóxica
  Synonym: Stevens-Johnson syndrome, toxic epidermal necrolysis spectrum
  Synonym: Toxic epidermolysis

AAEP Diagnosis Terms Description Preferences:
  Preferred: Toxic epidermal necrolysis syndrome
  Acceptable: Toxic epidermolysis