6.2.1.16. Staging and scales

This hierarchy contains such sub-hierarchies as | Assessment scales (assessment scale) |, which names assessment scales; and | Tumor staging (tumor staging) |, which names tumor staging systems.

Examples of Assessment scales (assessment scale) concepts:

| Glasgow coma scale (assessment scale) |;
| Stanford Binet intelligence scale (assessment scale) |.

Examples of Tumor staging ( tumor staging) concepts:

| International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) staging system of gynecological malignancy (tumor staging) |;
| Dukes staging system (tumor staging) |.

Related Information

1. Preface
2. Overview of the guide
3. SNOMED CT implementation
4. Structure and Content Guide
5. Release File Specifications
6. Concept Model Guide
7. Terminology Services Guide
8. Record Services Guide
9. Change Management Guide
10. Extension Services Guide
12. References
6.2.1.1. Summary of Top Level Hierarchies
6.2.1.2. Clinical finding
6.2.1.3. Procedure
6.2.1.4. Situation with explicit context
6.2.1.5. Observable entity
6.2.1.6. Body structure
6.2.1.7. Organism
6.2.1.8. Substance
6.2.1.9. Pharmaceutical/biologic product
6.2.1.10. Specimen
6.2.1.11. Physical object
6.2.1.12. Physical force
6.2.1.13. Event
6.2.1.14. Environments and geographic locations
6.2.1.15. Social context
6.2.1.17. Qualifier value
6.2.1.18. Special concept
6.2.1.19. Record artifact
6.2.1.20. Core metadata concept
6.2.1.21. Foundation metadata concept
6.2.1.22. Linkage concept

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