AutoICD API

77922-3

Clinical

Left ventricular Myocardial mass/Height exp 2.7 [Mass/Area] by US.2D+Calculated by area-length method

Definition

The myocardial index is the left ventricular (LV) mass normalized for body size, which can be approximated by different measures including body surface area (BSA) and height. This term represents an index based on height^2.7. The area-length formula used to calculate LV mass based on measurements taken with 2D echocardiography is as follows: LV mass = 1.055 x 5/6(outer short-axis area x length + 1 cm - inner short-axis area x length). [PMID: 2936235]

LOINC 6-Axis Classification

Component

Myocardial mass/Height exp 2.7

Property

ArMass

Time Aspect

Pt

System

Heart.ventricle.left

Scale Type

Qn

Method Type

US.2D+Calculated by area-length method

Details

Class

CARD.US

Order/Observation

Observation

Short Name

LV Myo mass/Ht exp 2.7 ArMass US.2D+A-L

Related Names

2D USCalcCalculationCARD.USCardiacCardioCardiologyEchographyHeart DiseaseHrtHrt ventrLLTLVMAricMyo massPoint in timeQNTQuanQuantQuantitativeRandomSonogramSonographSonographyULSUltrasoundUltrasound - 2-dimensionalUS.2D+A-LVentricular

Frequently Asked Questions

What is LOINC code 77922-3?

LOINC code 77922-3 identifies "Left ventricular Myocardial mass/Height exp 2.7 [Mass/Area] by US.2D+Calculated by area-length method". The myocardial index is the left ventricular (LV) mass normalized for body size, which can be approximated by different measures including body surface area (BSA) and height. This term represents an index based on height^2.7. The area-length formula used to calculate LV mass based on measurements taken with 2D echocardiography is as follows: LV mass = 1.055 x 5/6(outer short-axis area x length + 1 cm - inner short-axis area x length). [PMID: 2936235]

What does 77922-3 measure?

This code measures Myocardial mass/Height exp 2.7 in Heart.ventricle.left. It belongs to the CARD.US class in the LOINC classification.

What is LOINC?

LOINC (Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes) is a universal standard for identifying laboratory and clinical observations. It is maintained by the Regenstrief Institute and used worldwide for health data exchange.