Data Set APSR 2.0 - Concept SpecimenID: 2.16.840.1.113883.2.6.60.6.1.1Version Label: Live VersionConcepts: 13 (Groups: 6 - Items: 7) |
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Name | ID[‑] | Datatype[‑] | Property[‑] | Example[‑] | Codes[‑] | Description[‑] | Source[‑] | Rationale[‑] | Operationalizations[‑] | Comment[‑] | Status[‑] | Terminology[‑] | Value Set[‑] | Type[‑] | Parent concept[‑] | Inherit from[‑] |
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Specimen | psr-dataelement-1 |
A substance, physical object or collection of objects that the laboratory considers a single discrete, uniquely identified unit that is the subject of one or more steps in the laboratory workflow. This is usually a part, a block or a slide. |
HL/ DAM: Specimen, rel.1, May 2014 |
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Specimen (specimen) (SNOMED Clinical Terms: 123038009)
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Part | psr-dataelement-34 | An organ or part of an organ or a collection of parts sent to the laboratory under a unique (sub-)order identifier for trimming, blocking, cutting and staining |
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Part ID | psr-dataelement-66 | Identifier | <id root="1.3.6.1.4.1.19376.1.8.9.9" extension="A7102400008_A1"/> | Identifier of the part, issued by the LIS. It corresponds with the Order ID. |
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Block | psr-dataelement-35 | A piece of tissue under a unique identifier resulting from trimming, embedded in paraffin or othe embedding media (usually FFPE ... Formalin-fixed, Paraffin-embedded). |
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Block ID | psr-dataelement-67 | Identifier | <id root="1.3.6.1.4.1.19376.1.8.9.9" extension="A7102400008_A1_1"/> | Identifier of the paraffin block, issued by the LIS as work order ID. In most cases identical with a container ID of the tissue cassette. |
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Tissue section | psr-dataelement-36 |
A section of tissue on a glass-slide, mounted in medium and covered by a cover plate, carrying a unique identifier, resulting from cutting from a block with subsequent staining procedure
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Tissue section ID | psr-dataelement-68 | Identifier | <id root="1.3.6.1.4.1.19376.1.8.9.9" extension="A7102400008_A1_1_1HE"/> | Identifier of the slide, issued by the LIS. It corresponds with a Work order ID or a Specimen work order step ID |
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Materialherkunft | psr-dataelement-119 | Code | Lokalisation der Körperstelle, von der das Material stammt. |
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Specimen identification | psr-dataelement-17 | Identification of the specimen, done by identifiers, issued by the LIS. |
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Specimen ID | psr-dataelement-98 | Identifier | Identifier for the specimen, issued by the LIS. These can be Part-ID, ID of the embedded tissue (so-called Block-ID), or ID of the sectioned and stained tissue (so-called Slide-ID). An ID of the sectioned, unstained tissue (Tissue section-ID) is usually not given by the LIS |
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Parent ID | psr-dataelement-95 | Identifier | ID of the parent specimen, issued by the LIS Each specimen has a pair of IDs, consisting of its own and of its parent. The relationship between both need not to be expressed by the ID syntax. |
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Container | psr-dataelement-70 | Physical object that touches and holds specimen. Those may be vessels, syringes, plastic bags etc., especially important are Paraffin blocks and Slides. |
HL7 Domain Analysis Model: Specimen, Release 1, May 2014 |
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Specimen container [Type] (Logical Observation Identifier Names and Codes: 74384-9)
Specimen container (physical object) (SNOMED Clinical Terms: 434711009)
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Container Identification | psr-dataelement-80 | Identifier | Identification of the container that holds the specimen. In practice the containers are the only physical entities that carry a human (and machine-) readable identifier. Blocks and Slides may hold more than one specimen, also from different sources! |
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Item | Container |