SNOMED CT · physical object · 468772008

468772008

physical object

Endoscopic video imaging system, narrow-band illumination

Concept

FSNEndoscopic video imaging system, narrow-band illumination (physical object)

PreferredEndoscopic video imaging system, narrow-band illumination

StatusActive

Effective20140731

Cross-maps

UMLSC3881252

Synonyms

No additional synonyms recorded.

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# same page, as API
GET autoicdapi.com/api/v1/reference/snomed-ct/468772008
GET autoicdapi.com/api/v1/translate?code=468772008&from=snomed&to=icd-10

Common questions

What is the SNOMED CT code for Endoscopic video imaging system, narrow-band illumination?

Endoscopic video imaging system, narrow-band illumination is coded as 468772008 in SNOMED CT.

What is SNOMED CT code 468772008?

468772008 is the SNOMED CT identifier for Endoscopic video imaging system, narrow-band illumination. It is included in the most recent US Edition release of SNOMED CT.

What semantic tag does SNOMED CT 468772008 have?

468772008 is classified as a physical object in SNOMED CT.

What is the UMLS mapping for 468772008?

468772008 maps to UMLS C3881252.

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