Views for renin sampling W contrast IV:Find:Pt:Abdomen Renal vein.bilateral:Doc:RF.angio

Preferred Label : Views for renin sampling W contrast IV:Find:Pt:Abdomen Renal vein.bilateral:Doc:RF.angio;

LOINC status : ACTIVE;

LOINC long common name : RFA Renal vein - bilateral Views for renin sampling W contrast IV;

LOINC short name : RFA Renal v-Bl Vs renin samp W contr IV;

LOINC description : Measurement of the renal renin secretion by selective sampling of renal vein blood. http://www.amershamhealth.com/medcyclopaedia/medical/volume%20i/renal%20venous%20sampling.asp;

Details

Origin ID

25080-3;

UMLS CUI

C0882227;

Has challenge
- W contrast [LOINC Challenge]
Has component
- (Views [LOINC component]
- Renin [LOINC component]
- Views [LOINC component]
- Views for [LOINC component]
- Views for renin sampling [LOINC component]
- Views for renin sampling^W contrast IV [LOINC component]
Has method
- Radio fluoroscopy [LOINC method]
- Radio fluoroscopy angiography [LOINC method]
Has property
- Finding [LOINC Property]
Has scale
- Doc [LOINC scale]
Has system
- Abdomen [LOINC System]
- Abdomen and [LOINC System]
- Renal vein [LOINC System]
- Renal vein [LOINC System]
- Renal vein Bilateral [LOINC System]
- Vein Bilateral [LOINC System]
Has time aspect
- Point in time (spot) [LOINC time aspect]
Rad.Anatomic Location.Imaging Focus
- Renal vein [LOINC part]
Rad.Anatomic Location.Laterality
- Bilateral [LOINC part]
Rad.Anatomic Location.Laterality.Presence
- TRUE [LOINC part]
Rad.Anatomic Location.Region Imaged
- Abdomen [LOINC part]
Rad.Modality.Modality Subtype
- Angio [LOINC part]
Rad.Modality.Modality Type
- Radio fluoroscopy [LOINC part]
Rad.Pharmaceutical.Route
- Intravenous [LOINC part]
Rad.Pharmaceutical.Substance Given
- Contrast [LOINC part]
Rad.Reason for Exam
- Renin sampling [LOINC part]
Rad.View.Aggregation
- Views [LOINC part]
Semantic type(s)
- Clinical Attribute [UMLS semantic type]

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