MRI Scan, Chest Region

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2023-03-27

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Abstract

Concept set intended to identify patients having undergone a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) procedure.

Affiliation(s)

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Central Michigan University

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Provenance

Computable phENotype To Identify Pulmonary Embolism in chilDrEn (CENTIPEDE)

Description

This concept set was developed as part of an algorithm to identify pulmonary embolism in children. It was created by string searching “concept_name” for all variations of MRIs in combination with the chest region of the body. The domains were limited to procedure, device, measure value, and observation, and codes were limited to CPT4, HCPCS, SNOMED, and ICD procedures. The study team reviewed and refined the set according to the needs of the study.

Please note, this concept set was never used in the resultant study algorithm due to changes in the pilot study’s scope. This concept set was never used in a study, nor has there been any data quality work done with this concept set.

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https://atlassian.chop.edu/bitbucket/projects/PRP/repos/centipede/browse/computational_phenotypes/specs/px_mri.csv

Vocabulary

CPT4 , HCPCS , ICD-9-Proc , ICD-10-PCS , SNOMED

Clinical Subjects Headings

Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Tomography
Diagnostic Imaging
Diagnostic Techniques and Procedures

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Computable phENotype To Identify Pulmonary Embolism in chilDrEn (CENTIPEDE)
Central Michigan University; Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Study to test the classification accuracy of an algorithm that has been previously validated in adult pulmonary embolism (PE) patients (“ASPECT”). The algorithm was used to identify a pediatric PE cohort from EHR and evaluate the accuracy of diagnostic and treatment code combinations using EHR data to diagnose pediatric PE at a single center, the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

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