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NCI Thesaurus

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- Abnormal_Cell_Kind
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- Activity_Kind
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- Anatomy_Kind
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- Biological_Process_Kind
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- Chemicals_and_Drugs_Kind
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- Chemotherapy_Regimen_Kind
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- Diagnostic_and_Prognostic_Factors_Kind
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- EO_Anatomy_Kind
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- EO_Findings_and_Disorders_Kind
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- Equipment_Kind
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- Findings_and_Disorders_Kind
  - Disease, Disorder or Finding
    - Disease or Disorder
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      - Cancer-Related Condition
        
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      - Disorder by Site
        
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      - Genetic Disorder
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Genetic_Disorder&callback=children}
      - Hamartoma
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Hamartoma&callback=children}
      - Hyperplasia
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Hyperplasia&callback=children}
      - Neoplasm
        Neoplasm by Morphology
        
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        Neoplasm by Site
        
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        Neoplasm by Special Category
        Benign Neoplasm
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Benign_Neoplasm&callback=children}
        
        Childhood Neoplasm
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Childhood_Neoplasm&callback=children}
        
        Common Neoplasm
        Astrocytic Tumor
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Astrocytic_Tumor&callback=children}
        
        Common Carcinoma
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Common_Carcinoma&callback=children}
        
        Common Connective and Soft Tissue Neoplasm
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Common_Connective_and_Soft_Tissue_Neoplasm&callback=children}
        
        Common Germ Cell Tumor
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Common_Germ_Cell_Neoplasm&callback=children}
        
        Common Hematopoietic Neoplasm
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Common_Hematopoietic_Neoplasm&callback=children}
        
        Melanocytic Skin Neoplasm
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Melanocytic_Skin_Neoplasm&callback=children}
        
        Melanoma
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Melanoma&callback=children}
        
        Cystic Neoplasm
        
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        Embryonal Neoplasm
        
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        Encapsulated Neoplasm
        
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        Infrequent Neoplasm
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Infrequent_Neoplasm&callback=children}
        
        Malignant Neoplasm
        
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        Metastatic Neoplasm
        
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        Necrotic Neoplasm
        Neoplasm by Cause
        
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        Neoplasm by Obsolete Classification
        
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        Neoplasm of Uncertain Malignant Potential
        
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        Neoplasm, Uncertain Whether Benign or Malignant
        Nodular Neoplasm
        Non-Encapsulated Neoplasm
        Non-Metastatic Neoplasm
        
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        Osteolytic Neoplasm
        
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        Papillary Neoplasm
        
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        Premalignant Neoplasm
        Primary Neoplasm
        Recurrent Neoplasm
        
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        Refractory Neoplasm
        
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        Secondary Neoplasm
        
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        Solid Tumor
        
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        Spindle Cell Neoplasm
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Spindle_Cell_Neoplasm&callback=children}
        
        Tubular Neoplasm
        Villous Neoplasm
      - Non-Neoplastic Disorder
        
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      - Polyp
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Polyp&callback=children}
      - Psychiatric Disorder
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Psychiatric_Disorder&callback=children}
      - Radiation-Related Disorder
        
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      - Rare Disorder
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Rare_Disorder&callback=children}
      - Syndrome
        
        {url:/ajax_concepts/13578/?id=Syndrome&callback=children}
    - Finding
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- Gene_Kind
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- Gene_Product_Kind
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- Molecular_Abnormality_Kind
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- NCI_Kind
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- Organism_Kind
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- Pathway_Kind
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- Properties_or_Attributes_Kind
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ID:	Melanoma
Full Id:	http://ncicb.nci.nih.gov/xml/owl/EVS/Thesaurus.owl#Melanoma
Synonyms:	Malignant Melanoma Melanoma melanoma
Alt Definition:	NCI-GLOSSA form of skin cancer that arises in melanocytes, the cells that produce pigment. Melanoma usually begins in a mole.
Code:	C3224
Umls Cui:	C0025202
Label:	Melanoma
Equivalent Class:	'Common Neoplasm' and 'Melanocytic Neoplasm' and (Disease_Has_Abnormal_Cell only 'Melanoma Cell')
Full Syn:	MelanomaPTNCI melanomaPTNCI-GLOSSCDR0000045135 Malignant MelanomaSYNCI
Icd O 3 Code:	8720/3
Semantic Type:	Neoplastic Process
Definition:	NCIA malignant, usually aggressive tumor composed of atypical, neoplastic melanocytes. Most often, melanomas arise in the skin (cutaneous melanomas) and include the following histologic subtypes: superficial spreading melanoma, nodular melanoma, acral lentiginous melanoma, and lentigo maligna melanoma. Cutaneous melanomas may arise from acquired or congenital melanocytic or dysplastic nevi. Melanomas may also arise in other anatomic sites including the gastrointestinal system, eye, urinary tract, and reproductive system. Melanomas frequently metastasize to lymph nodes, liver, lungs, and brain.
Preferred Name:	Melanoma
Maps To Lash:	Malignant Melanoma
Sub Class:	Non-Cutaneous Melanoma Recurrent Melanoma Metastatic Melanoma Amelanotic Melanoma Epithelioid Cell Melanoma Spindle Cell Melanoma Mixed Epithelioid and Spindle Cell Melanoma Cutaneous Melanoma Regressing Melanoma

jonquet at 08/06/08 12:57

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melanoma

jonquet at 08/06/08 13:11

rubin at 08/06/08 21:55

A nuclear medicine example:

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Mapping To	Source	Mapped By	Mapped On	Notes
Melanoma (Human disease)		jonquet	08/06/08	View Notes
melanoma (Mouse pathology)		jonquet	08/06/08	View Notes
Melanoma (Galen)	LOOM	amirg	08/13/09	View Notes
Malignant_Melanoma (Family Health History Ontology)	LOOM	amirg	08/13/09	View Notes
MALIGNANT MELANOMA (DermLex: The Dermatology Lexicon)	LOOM	amirg	08/13/09	View Notes
melanoma (Mouse pathology)	LOOM	amirg	08/13/09	View Notes
malignant melanoma (RadLex)	LOOM	amirg	08/13/09	View Notes
Melanoma (Human disease)	LOOM	amirg	08/13/09	View Notes
melanoma (Experimental Factor Ontology)	LOOM	amirg	08/13/09	View Notes
Malignant melanoma (human phenotype ontology)	LOOM	amirg	08/13/09	View Notes
Melanoma (MedlinePlus Health Topics)		nigam	03/05/10	View Notes

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