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Extensions

This extension is used to indicate the kind of note captured

This extension provides a mean to indicate the previous clinicalStatus of a condition. It might be used for example to indicate if a relapse is now in remission.

This extension is used to indicate if a relapse/progression is local, remote or combined.

This extension provides a means to indicate where an act was, is or it is intended to take place.

Qualifier to refine an body location. These include qualifiers for relative location, directionality, number, and plane, and exclude qualifiers for laterality.

The resource has an unspecified relationship with a Condition.

Qualifier to specify laterality.

This extension is used to provide a textual description of the randomization arm for trials (FLT).

This extension is used to explicitly indicate the Organ (body site) that has not been affected by this procedure.

This extension allows to indicate when the procedure was performed as Timing.

Extend the usedReference element to BiologicallyDerivedProduct

The radiation energy used for radiotherapy. The energy spectrum is characterized by the maximum energy, the maximum accelaration voltage, or the used isotope. This extension is based on the CodeX™ Radiation Therapy RadiotherapyEnergyOrIsotope extension

This extension provides a means to link the source resource to any target related information. This extension shall not be used when other more specific elements or standard extensions apply. E.g. Observation.hasMember.

Specify the type of donor for the cell used in a transplantation

Specify the type of source for the cell used in a transplantation

Organs are 'sacrified' either to allow a radical excision of the tumor or on purpose (spleen) for staging procedures