The Background Section nests within the TestInformationSection and its text attribute consists of narrative describing background of the genetic test at stake. Future releases of standard may suggest templates for structured data representing background information.
Kontext
Elternknoten des Template-Element mit Id 2.16.840.1.113883.10.20.20.1.9.1
Klassifikation
CDA Section level template
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Offen (auch andere als die definierten Elemente sind erlaubt)
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<section> <templateIdroot="2.16.840.1.113883.10.20.20.1.9.1"/><title>Background</title><text> <list> <item> <content> Mutations in the GJB2 (connexin 26) gene are the most common cause of non syndromic hearing loss and are most often seen in a person with hearing loss that was found in early childhood without any other medical problems. The severity of the hearing loss can range from mild to profound. The inheritance pattern is usually autosomal recessive, requiring two mutations, one in each copy of the gene, to cause hearing loss. The GJB6- D13S1830 deletion removes most of the GJB6 gene, which encodes the connexin 30 protein (Cx30). This deletion, when present in two copies or when combined with a single connexin 26 mutation, causes hearing loss. Although the frequency of mitochondrial hearing loss is unknown, studies suggest that mitochondrial mutations play an important role in inherited and acquired hearing impairment. </content></item></list></text></section>
Gtr Background Section MAY contain a code that represents background information supporting the general description of the performed genetic test, e.g., LOINC code 35511-5, "Background information section".
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Constraint
Title SHALL contain text that implies "Background information supporting the general description of the performed genetic test(s)"
Entwurf
The Background Section nests within the TestInformationSection and its text attribute consists of narrative describing background of the genetic test at stake. Future releases of standard may suggest templates for structured data representing background information.
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