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New version of CIEL dictionary has been added to dropbox and on Open Concept Lab for October 19, 2025!
CIEL has been designated a Digital Global Good by Digital Square!! This is added to its Digital Public Good designation from the DPGA!
Just wanted to let folks know that I am posting a new version of the CIEL concept dictionary in the dropbox with versions including 1.11.6, 2.0.1, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4.5 and 2.5.5. Note that I will no longer be releasing in versions prior to 1.1!
Can I please remind everyone using the CIEL dictionary that this is a trust model. We are providing the service to the community and the community assists by providing concepts they require back to CIEL. This also includes translation of CIEL concepts into other languages. If you have added concepts to your dictionary and have not reported them back to CIEL, I strongly encourage you to do so (if guilt doesn’t work, then I will start to harass you :).
Be sure to read the wiki: om.rs/getciel
NOTE THAT THE DISTRIBUTION METHODOLOGY FOR CIEL USING THE OPEN CONCEPT LAB IS THE PREFERRED DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM FOR CIEL.
Each version includes the global property ciel.conceptsVersion which contains the date of the release in YYYYMMDD format. A new global property update was added for 1.11+ which will force recreation of the word index as this is no longer included as part of the CIEL upload.
This release was a quality improvement release with elimination of duplicate concepts, clarification of duplicate SAME-AS mappings to the same reference concept as well as the addition of concepts to support Uganda EMR and various OHDSI mapping projects including addition of some behavioral health assessment concepts. Continuing to add ICD-11 maps and French and Portuguese translations. Please continue to help QA the French translations, please. Contributing your concept prevalence data to the study will help fill gaps to CIEL and maps to ICD-11, so please see: Concept Prevalence Study FAQ - Google Docs
The drug table was not updated for this release. We are working on getting a new version of the drug table out, but if you are interested, reach out to me separately.
The list of new concepts (English names):
“concept_id” “name” “Class” “Datatype” “description”
“170262” “Pitsafe-EZ” “Drug” “N/A”
“170262” “Pevastin-Plus” “Drug” “N/A”
“170262” “Ptvs FB” “Drug” “N/A”
“170262” “Ptvs Duo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170262” “Ptvs Plus” “Drug” “N/A”
“170262” “Ezetimibe / pitavastatin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170262” “Pitawin EZ” “Drug” “N/A”
“170261” “Lantidra” “Drug” “N/A”
“170261” “Donislecel” “Drug” “N/A”
“170260” “Efgartigimod alfa” “Drug” “N/A”
“170260” “Vyvgart” “Drug” “N/A”
“170259” “Kerosene cooking stove” “Misc” “N/A”
“170258” “Charcoal cooking stove” “Misc” “N/A”
“170257” “Gas cooking stove” “Misc” “N/A”
“170256” “Wood stove” “Misc” “N/A”
“170255” “Location of cooking stove” “Question” “Coded”
“170254” “Mother occupation” “Question” “Coded”
“170254” “Maternal occupation” “Question” “Coded”
“170253” “Father occupation” “Question” “Coded”
“170253” “Paternal occupation” “Question” “Coded”
“170252” “Number of cattle in household care” “Question” “Numeric”
“170251” “Water vendor” “Misc” “N/A” “Someone who sells potable water for drinking/cooking, etc.”
“170250” “House/home construction material” “Question” “Coded”
“170249” “Stone/rock” “Misc” “N/A”
“170248” “Earth” “Misc” “N/A” “Construction material”
“170248” “Mud/soil” “Misc” “N/A” “Construction material”
“170247” “Concrete” “Misc” “N/A” “Construction material”
“170246” “Monthly income detail” “ConvSet” “N/A” “The numeric value of income per month”
“170245” “Remibrutinib” “Drug” “N/A”
“170245” “Rhapsido” “Drug” “N/A”
“170244” “Psychosis Screening Questionnaire (PSQ)” “Misc” “N/A” “Psychosis questionnaire used in countries like Uganda”
“170243” “Medication refill” “Misc” “N/A”
“170242” “Current antiretroviral regimen line” “Question” “Coded”
“170242” “Current ARV regimen line” “Question” “Coded”
“170241” “No evidence of malignancy” “Finding” “N/A”
“170240” “Atypia suspicious for malignancy” “Misc” “N/A”
“170240” “Suspicious for malignancy” “Misc” “N/A”
“170239” “Hemoglobin in umbilical cord blood (mg/mL)” “Test” “Numeric”
“170238” “Tocophobia” “Finding” “N/A”
“170238” “Fear of giving birth” “Finding” “N/A”
“170238” “Fear of childbirth” “Finding” “N/A”
“170237” “Death of a close friend or relative” “Finding” “Coded”
“170236” “Death of spouse/partner” “Finding” “Coded”
“170235” “Death of parent” “Finding” “Coded”
“170234” “History of serious illness, injury or assault on close family member” “Question” “Coded”
“170233” “History of serious illness, injury or assault on oneself” “Question” “Coded”
“170232” “Administration of brief life events survey” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170232” “Assessment using List of Threatening Experiences (LTE) survey” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170232” “Administration of List of Threatening Experiences (LTE) survey” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170231” “Brief life events total score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170231” “List of Threatening Experiences (LTE) total score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170230” “Brief life events survey” “Misc” “N/A”
“170230” “List of Threatening Experiences (LTE) survey” “Misc” “N/A”
“170229” “Three or more times per week but not every day” “Misc” “N/A”
“170229” “3+ times per week but not ever day” “Misc” “N/A”
“170228” “1-2 times per week” “Misc” “N/A”
“170228” “Once or twice per week” “Misc” “N/A”
“170227” “<1 times per week” “Misc” “N/A”
“170227” “Less than once per week” “Misc” “N/A”
“170226” “Waking time in past month” “Question” “Time”
“170226” “Usual awakening time in past month” “Question” “Time”
“170225” “Usual bedtime in the past month” “Question” “Time”
“170224” “Assessment using Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI)” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170223” “PSQI” “Misc” “N/A”
“170223” “Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index” “Misc” “N/A”
“170222” “PSQI total score” “Test” “Numeric”
“170222” “Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index score” “Test” “Numeric”
“170221” “Assessment using Oslo Social Support Scale” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170221” “Administration of Oslo Social Support Scale (OSSS)” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170220” “Oslo Social Support Scale (OSSS)” “Misc” “N/A”
“170219” “OSSS-3” “Question” “Numeric”
“170219” “Oslo Social Support Scale (OSSS) score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170218” “Administration of DASS-21” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170218” “Assessment using DASS-21” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170218” “Administration of Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale 21” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170217” “Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale 21 score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170217” “DASS-21 score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170216” “Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale 21” “Misc” “N/A”
“170216” “DASS-21” “Misc” “N/A”
“170216” “DASS-21 (Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale 21)” “Misc” “N/A”
“170215” “Masters/doctorate degree” “Finding” “N/A”
“170215” “Received postgraduate training” “Finding” “N/A”
New version of CIEL dictionary has been added to dropbox and on Open Concept Lab for November 20, 2025!
CIEL has been designated a Digital Global Good by Digital Square!! This is added to its Digital Public Good designation from the DPGA!
Just wanted to let folks know that I am posting a new version of the CIEL concept dictionary in the dropbox with versions including 1.11.6, 2.0.1, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4.5 and 2.5.5. Note that I will no longer be releasing in versions prior to 1.1!
Can I please remind everyone using the CIEL dictionary that this is a trust model. We are providing the service to the community and the community assists by providing concepts they require back to CIEL. This also includes translation of CIEL concepts into other languages. If you have added concepts to your dictionary and have not reported them back to CIEL, I strongly encourage you to do so (if guilt doesn’t work, then I will start to harass you :).
Be sure to read the wiki: om.rs/getciel
NOTE THAT THE DISTRIBUTION METHODOLOGY FOR CIEL USING THE OPEN CONCEPT LAB IS THE PREFERRED DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM FOR CIEL.
Each version includes the global property ciel.conceptsVersion which contains the date of the release in YYYYMMDD format. A new global property update was added for 1.11+ which will force recreation of the word index as this is no longer included as part of the CIEL upload.
This release continued quality improvements, replacement of retired SNOMED maps, promotion of Portuguese Brazilian concept names also to Portuguese, the addition of concepts to support Uganda EMR, Malawi’s OHDL and clean-up in preparation for a refreshed version of CIEL in OHDSI February vocabulary release. New FDA-approved drugs and ATC mappings were added. Continuing to add ICD-11 maps and French translations. Please continue to help QA the French and now Portuguese translations, please. Contributing your concept prevalence data to the study will help fill gaps to CIEL and maps to ICD-11, so please see: Concept Prevalence Study FAQ - Google Docs
The drug table was not updated for this release. We are working on getting a new version of the drug table out, but if you are interested, reach out to me separately.
The list of new concepts (English names)
“concept_id” “name” “Class” “Datatype” “description”
“170361” “Referred for laboratory retesting” “Question” “Coded”
“170360” “History of exposure to or contact with COVID-19” “Question” “Coded”
“170359” “Wayrilz” “Drug” “N/A”
“170359” “Rilzabrutinib” “Drug” “N/A”
“170358” “Berahyaluronidase alfa / pembrolizumab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170358” “Keytruda Qlex” “Drug” “N/A”
“170357” “Frequency of long pauses between breaths in past month while sleeping” “Question” “Coded”
“170356” “Frequency of trouble sleeping in past month due to not getting enough sleep” “Question” “Coded”
“170355” “Feeding/eating started” “Question” “Coded”
“170354” “Walking started” “Question” “Coded”
“170354” “Ambulation started” “Question” “Coded”
“170353” “Nausea level” “Question” “Coded”
“170352” “Post Anesthetic Recovery assessment” “Misc” “N/A”
“170351” “Activity status post-anesthetic” “Question” “Coded”
“170350” “Unable to move limbs voluntarily or on command” “Finding” “N/A”
“170350” “Unable to move extremities voluntarily or on command” “Finding” “N/A”
“170349” “Able to move two extremities” “Finding” “N/A”
“170349” “Able to move two limbs” “Finding” “N/A”
“170348” “Able to move all for extremities” “Finding” “N/A”
“170348” “Able to move all four limbs” “Finding” “N/A”
“170347” “Circulation status post-anesthetic” “Question” “Coded”
“170346” “Blood pressure 50 percent or more from preanesthetic level” “Finding” “N/A”
“170346” “Blood pressure +/- 50% or more from preanesthetic level” “Finding” “N/A”
“170345” “Blood pressure 20-49 percent from preanesthetic level” “Finding” “N/A”
“170345” “Blood pressure +/- 20-49% of preanesthetic level” “Finding” “N/A”
“170344” “Blood pressure within 20 percent of preanesthetic level” “Finding” “N/A”
“170344” “Blood pressure +/- 20% of preanesthetic level” “Finding” “N/A”
“170343” “Respiration status” “Question” “Coded”
“170342” “Apnea or requires mechanical ventilation” “Finding” “N/A”
“170341” “Dyspnea or limited breathing” “Finding” “N/A”
“170340” “Able to breathe deeply and cough freely” “Finding” “N/A”
“170339” “Oxygenation status” “Question” “Coded”
“170338” “SpO2 < 90% on oxygen” “Finding” “N/A”
“170338” “Oxygen saturation on supplemental oxygen less than 90 percent” “Finding” “N/A”
“170337” “Oxygen saturation on supplemental oxygen greater than or equal to 90 percent” “Finding” “N/A”
“170337” “SpO2 >= 90% on oxygen” “Finding” “N/A”
“170336” “Oxygen saturation on room air greater than 92 percent” “Finding” “N/A”
“170336” “SpO2 >92% on RA” “Finding” “N/A”
“170335” “Post Anesthetic Recovery score set” “ConvSet” “N/A”
“170334” “Aldrete score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170334” “Post Anesthetic Recovery score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170333” “Viral skin infection” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170332” “Numbness in hands, feet or legs” “Symptom/Finding” “N/A”
“170332” “Peripheral numbness” “Symptom/Finding” “N/A”
“170331” “Minor” “Misc” “N/A” “An underage person, adolescent or child.”
“170330” “Clear appearance” “Misc” “N/A”
“170330” “Clear” “Misc” “N/A”
“170329” “Chronic dry cough” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170328” “Parathyroid hormone, serum/plasma (pg/mL)” “Test” “Numeric”
“170328” “Parathyrin in serum or plasma (pg/mL)” “Test” “Numeric”
“170328” “PTH, serum/plasma (pg/mL)” “Test” “Numeric”
“170327” “Cerebrospinal fluid panel” “LabSet” “N/A”
“170326” “CSF volume (mL)” “Test” “Numeric”
“170326” “Cerebrospinal fluid volume measurement (mL)” “Test” “Numeric”
“170325” “Cerebrospinal fluid red blood cells” “Test” “Numeric”
“170325” “Cerebrospinal fluid erythrocyte count” “Test” “Numeric”
“170325” “CSF RBCs” “Test” “Numeric”
“170324” “CSF WBCs” “Test” “Numeric”
“170324” “Cerebrospinal fluid leukocytes” “Test” “Numeric”
“170324” “Cerebrospinal fluid white blood cells” “Test” “Numeric”
“170323” “ACTH measurement in plasma (pg/mL)” “Test” “Numeric”
“170323” “Plasma adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) measurement (pg/mL)” “Test” “Numeric”
“170323” “Corticotropin measurement in plasma (pg/mL)” “Test” “Numeric”
“170322” “Episiotomy” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170321” “Nontraumatic injury” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170321” “Non-traumatic injury” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170320” “Uncomplicated” “Misc” “N/A”
“170319” “HIV confirmation testing location (text)” “Question” “Text”
“170318” “HIV confirmation test type” “Question” “Coded”
“170317” “Prescribe PCP prophylaxis with co-trimoxazole” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170317” “Prescribe PCP prophylaxis with sulfamethoxazole / trimethoprim” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170317” “Prescribe PCP prophylaxis with cotrimoxazole” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170316” “History of prior antiretroviral therapy” “Question” “Coded”
“170316” “History of ARV use” “Question” “Coded”
“170316” “History of prior ART” “Question” “Coded”
“170315” “Height z-score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170315” “Height for age (z-score)” “Question” “Numeric”
“170314” “Weight/height percent” “Test” “Numeric”
“170314” “Weight for height percent of median” “Test” “Numeric”
“170313” “Referto clinician” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170313” “Refer to doctor” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170312” “Height for age percent of median” “Question” “Numeric”
“170312” “Height/age percent” “Question” “Numeric”
“170311” “Weight/age percent” “Question” “Numeric”
“170311” “Weight for age percent of median” “Question” “Numeric”
“170310” “Epilepsy with postictal motor deficit” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170310” “Epilepsy with Todd’s paralysis” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170309” “Cerebellar ataxia due to neoplastic disease” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170308” “Blood specimen” “Misc” “N/A”
“170307” “Febrile syndrome” “Diagnosis” “N/A” “Syndrome with prominent component of fever.”
“170306” “Date to remove stitches” “Question” “Date”
“170306” “Intended date for removal of sutures” “Question” “Date”
“170306” “Intended date for removal of stitches” “Question” “Date”
“170305” “Date to remove drainage” “Question” “Date”
“170305” “Intended date for removal of drain” “Question” “Date”
“170304” “Frequency of trouble staying awake while driving, during meals or engaging in social activity” “Question” “Coded”
“170303” “Frequency of taking sleeping medication in past month” “Question” “Coded”
“170302” “Frequency of trouble sleeping in past month due to pain” “Question” “Coded”
“170301” “Frequency of trouble sleeping in past month due to nightmares” “Question” “Coded”
“170301” “Frequency of trouble sleeping in past month due to bad dreams” “Question” “Coded”
“170300” “Frequency of trouble sleeping in past month due to feeling too hot” “Question” “Coded”
“170299” “Desires pregnancy in next three months” “Question” “Coded”
“170299” “Intention to conceive in next three months” “Question” “Coded”
“170298” “Sleep quality overall during past month” “Question” “Coded”
“170297” “Moderately bad” “Misc” “N/A”
“170297” “Fairly bad” “Misc” “N/A”
“170296” “Fairly good” “Misc” “N/A”
“170296” “Moderately good” “Misc” “N/A”
“170295” “Very bad” “Misc” “N/A”
“170294” “Frequency of trouble sleeping in past month due to feeling too cold” “Question” “Coded”
“170293” “Frequency of trouble sleeping in past month due to having to use the bathroom” “Question” “Coded”
“170292” “Frequency of trouble sleeping in past month due to trouble breathing comfortably” “Question” “Coded”
“170291” “Frequency of trouble sleeping in past month due to loud coughing or snoring” “Question” “Coded”
“170290” “Frequency of trouble sleeping in past month due to waking up in the middle of the night or early morning” “Question” “Coded”
“170289” “Frequency of trouble sleeping in past month due to not falling asleep within 30 minutes” “Question” “Coded”
“170288” “3+ times per week” “Misc” “N/A”
“170288” “Three or more times per week” “Misc” “N/A”
“170287” “Number of hours of sleep per night over past month” “Question” “Numeric”
“170286” “Feeling of being victim of deliberate harm” “Question” “Coded” “Have there been times when you felt that people were deliberately acting to harm you or your interests?”
“170285” “Symptoms of paranoia in past year” “Question” “Coded” “Over the past year, have there been times when you felt that people were against you?”
“170284” “Thought withdrawal via outside force” “Question” “Coded”
“170283” “Symptoms of thought withdrawal” “Question” “Coded” “Over the past year, have you ever felt that some of your thoughts had been taken out of your mind?”
“170282” “Thought insertion method hard to believe” “Question” “Coded” “Did this come about in a way that many people would find hard to believe, for instance, through telepathy?”
“170281” “Symptoms of thought insertion over past year” “Question” “Coded” “Over the past year, have you ever felt that your thoughts were directly interfered with or controlled by some outside force or person?”
“170280” “Energetic after very little sleep” “Question” “Coded”
“170279” “Symptoms of increased energy in past year” “Question” “Coded” “Over the past year, have there been times when you felt full of energy and needed much less sleep than usual?”
“170278” “Obvious reason for hypomania” “Question” “Coded”
“170277” “Symptoms of hypomania in past year” “Question” “Coded” “Over the past year, have there been times when you felt very happy indeed without a break for days on end?”
“170276” “Psychosis Screening Questionnaire (PSQ) total score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170275” “Chloroquine phosphate” “Drug” “N/A”
“170274” “Tegsedi” “Drug” “N/A”
“170274” “Inotersen” “Drug” “N/A”
“170273” “Nurtec ODT” “Drug” “N/A”
“170273” “Rimegepant” “Drug” “N/A”
“170273” “Vydura” “Drug” “N/A”
“170272” “Risdiplam” “Drug” “N/A”
“170272” “Evrysdi” “Drug” “N/A”
“170271” “Evenity” “Drug” “N/A”
“170271” “Romosozumab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170270” “Burosumab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170270” “Crysvita” “Drug” “N/A”
“170269” “Vumerity” “Drug” “N/A”
“170269” “Diroximel fumarate” “Drug” “N/A”
“170268” “Adtralza” “Drug” “N/A”
“170268” “Adbry” “Drug” “N/A”
“170268” “Tralokinumab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170267” “Waylivra” “Drug” “N/A”
“170267” “Volanesorsen” “Drug” “N/A”
“170266” “Tilpazan” “Drug” “N/A”
“170266” “Crenzlo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170266” “Leqvio” “Drug” “N/A”
“170266” “Inclisiran” “Drug” “N/A”
“170266” “Izirize” “Drug” “N/A”
“170266” “Sybrava” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Bemovians” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Belmore” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Benlipid” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Brillo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Emabia” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Bempalip” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Bem PD” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Nilemdo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Bempid” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Bepofly” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Embia” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Belro” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Bemzire” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Dapcea” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Bempify” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Bempesta” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Nexred” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Bempenal” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Bempedoic acid” “Drug” “N/A”
“170265” “Nexletol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170264” “Verquvo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170264” “Vericiguat” “Drug” “N/A”
“170263” “Berotralstat” “Drug” “N/A”
“170263” “Orladeyo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170262” “Pitsafe-EZ” “Drug” “N/A”
“170262” “Pevastin-Plus” “Drug” “N/A”
“170262” “Ptvs FB” “Drug” “N/A”
“170262” “Ptvs Duo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170262” “Ptvs Plus” “Drug” “N/A”
“170262” “Ezetimibe / pitavastatin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170262” “Pitawin EZ” “Drug” “N/A”
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New version of CIEL dictionary has been added to dropbox and on Open Concept Lab for December 24, 2025!
CIEL has been designated a Digital Global Good by Digital Square!! This is added to its Digital Public Good designation from the DPGA!
Just wanted to let folks know that I am posting a new version of the CIEL concept dictionary in the dropbox with versions including 1.11.6, 2.0.1, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4.5 and 2.5.5. Note that I will no longer be releasing in versions prior to 1.1!
Can I please remind everyone using the CIEL dictionary that this is a trust model. We are providing the service to the community and the community assists by providing concepts they require back to CIEL. This also includes translation of CIEL concepts into other languages. If you have added concepts to your dictionary and have not reported them back to CIEL, I strongly encourage you to do so (if guilt doesn’t work, then I will start to harass you :).
Be sure to read the wiki: om.rs/getciel
NOTE THAT THE DISTRIBUTION METHODOLOGY FOR CIEL USING THE OPEN CONCEPT LAB IS THE PREFERRED DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM FOR CIEL.
Each version includes the global property ciel.conceptsVersion which contains the date of the release in YYYYMMDD format. A new global property update was added for 1.11+ which will force recreation of the word index as this is no longer included as part of the CIEL upload.
This release continued quality improvements and preparing for a refreshed version of CIEL in OHDSI February vocabulary release. New concepts for behavioral health tools and additions for Malawi and PIH also were added. New FDA-approved drugs and ATC mappings were added. Continuing to add ICD-11 maps and French translations. Please continue to help QA the French and now Portuguese translations, please. Contributing your concept prevalence data to the study will help fill gaps to CIEL and maps to ICD-11, so please see: Concept Prevalence Study FAQ - Google Docs
The drug table was not updated for this release. We are working on getting a new version of the drug table out, but if you are interested, reach out to me separately.
The list of new concepts (English names) :
“concept_id” “name” “Class” “Datatype” “description”
“170491” “Breastfeeding start date/time” “Question” “Datetime”
“170490” “Multiple gestation and early contractions greater than 34 weeks gestation” “Finding” “N/A”
“170489” “Encounter for planned, elective, repeat cesarean with contractions greater than 34 weeks gestation” “Finding” “N/A”
“170488” “Regular contractions and herpes simplex (HSV) lesion greater than 34 weeks gestation” “Finding” “N/A”
“170487” “Active labour greater than 34 weeks gestation” “Finding” “N/A”
“170487” “Active labor greater than 34 weeks gestation” “Finding” “N/A”
“170486” “Leaking fluid or spotting with less than 34 weeks of pregnancy” “Finding” “N/A”
“170485” “Early labour between 34 and 37 weeks gestation” “Finding” “N/A”
“170485” “Early labor between 34 and 37 weeks gestation” “Finding” “N/A”
“170485” “Premature labor between 34 and 37 weeks gestation” “Finding” “N/A”
“170484” “Uterine contractions with less than 34 weeks of pregnancy” “Finding” “N/A”
“170483” “Removal of urinary catheter” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170482” “Intravenous fluid volume administered (mL)” “Question” “Numeric”
“170482” “IV fluid given (mL)” “Question” “Numeric”
“170481” “Observations of baby following delivery (text)” “Question” “Text”
“170480” “Complications of anesthesia (text)” “Question” “Text”
“170479” “Umbilical cord” “Anatomy” “N/A”
“170478” “Preferred mode of contact” “Question” “Coded”
“170477” “Pager” “Misc” “N/A”
“170476” “Voice phone call” “Misc” “N/A”
“170475” “Email” “Misc” “N/A”
“170475” “E-mail” “Misc” “N/A”
“170474” “Short message service (SMS)” “Misc” “N/A”
“170474” “Text message” “Misc” “N/A”
“170473” “Fetal heart beat” “Misc” “N/A”
“170472” “Dolutegravir / lamivudine” “Drug” “N/A”
“170472” “Dovato” “Drug” “N/A”
“170471” “Olanzapine / samidorphan” “Drug” “N/A”
“170471” “Lybalvi” “Drug” “N/A”
“170470” “Witchcraft” “Misc” “N/A”
“170469” “Ear infection” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170468” “HIV viral load suppressed” “Finding” “N/A”
“170467” “X-ray of knee” “Radiology/Imaging Procedure” “N/A”
“170466” “Cauterization of wart” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170465” “Delayed wound healing” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170464” “Abdominal paracentesis” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170464” “Abdominal tap” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170464” “Ascitic tap” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170463” “Chronic heart disease” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170462” “Unable to stand” “Finding” “N/A”
“170461” “Home heating method” “Question” “Coded”
“170460” “Closed reduction of dislocation of temporomandibular joint” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170460” “Closed reduction of dislocation of TMJ” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170460” “Closed reduction of dislocation of jaw” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170459” “Readiness for discharge” “Question” “Coded”
“170459” “Ready for discharge” “Question” “Coded”
“170458” “Ready for discharge” “Question” “N/A”
“170458” “Readiness for discharge” “Question” “N/A”
“170457” “Mental disorder during puerperium” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170456” “Positive test for malaria” “Finding” “N/A”
“170455” “X-ray of femur” “Radiology/Imaging Procedure” “N/A”
“170454” “X-ray of wrist” “Radiology/Imaging Procedure” “N/A”
“170453” “SDQ score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170453” “Strengths and difficulties questionnaire (SDQ) score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170452” “SDQ tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170452” “Strengths and difficulties questionnaire assessment tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170452” “Strengths and difficulties questionnaire (SDQ)” “Misc” “N/A”
“170451” “CD-RISC tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170451” “Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale (CD-RISC) assessment tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170450” “CD-RISC score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170450” “Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale (CD-RISC) score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170449” “BRCS tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170449” “Brief Resilience Coping Scale (BRCS) assessment tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170448” “BRCS score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170448” “Brief Resilience Coping Scale (BRCS) score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170447” “BRS score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170447” “Brief Resilience Scale (BRS) score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170446” “Brief Resilience Scale (BRS) assessment tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170445” “KHC-SF tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170445” “Mental Health Continuum Short Form (MHC-SF) assessment tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170444” “MHC-SF score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170444” “Mental Health Continuum Short Form (MHC-SF) score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170443” “Cantril ladder score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170443” “Cantril ladder subjective wellbeing score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170442” “Cantril ladder assessment tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170441” “PHQ-4 score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170441” “Patient Health Questionnaire four item score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170441” “Patient Health Questionnaire-4 score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170440” “PHQ-4 tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170440” “Patient Health Questionnaire-4 assessment tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170439” “GAD-2 tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170439” “Generalized Anxiety Disorder 2 item assessment tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170438” “GAD-2 score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170438” “Generalized Anxiety Disorder 2 item score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170437” “PHQ-2 tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170437” “Patient Health Questionnaire-2 assessment tool” “Misc” “N/A”
“170436” “PHQ-2 score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170436” “Patient Health Questionnaire two item score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170436” “Patient Health Questionnaire-2 score” “Question” “Numeric”
“170435” “Frequency of daily life filled with interesting things” “Question” “Numeric”
“170434” “Frequency of waking up feeling fresh and rested” “Question” “Numeric” “0 = At no time 1 = Some of the time 2 = Less than half the time 3 = More than half the time 4 = Most of the tim 5 = All of the time”
“170433” “Frequency of feeling active and vigorous” “Question” “Numeric” “0 = At no time 1 = Some of the time 2 = Less than half the time 3 = More than half the time 4 = Most of the tim 5 = All of the time”
“170432” “Frequency of feeling calm and relaxed” “Question” “Numeric” “0 = At no time 1 = Some of the time 2 = Less than half the time 3 = More than half the time 4 = Most of the tim 5 = All of the time”
“170431” “Frequency of feeling cheerful or in good spirits” “Question” “Numeric” “0 = At no time 1 = Some of the time 2 = Less than half the time 3 = More than half the time 4 = Most of the tim 5 = All of the time”
“170430” “WHO-5 Wellbeing Index score (%)” “Question” “Numeric” “Raw score (0-25) multiplied by four to get percent”
“170429” “WHO-5 Wellbeing Index assessment” “Misc” “N/A”
“170428” “Gillies reduction of zygomatic fracture” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170428” “Gillies elevation of zygomatic fracture” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170427” “Paediatric cardiology service” “Misc” “N/A”
“170427” “Pediatric cardiology service” “Misc” “N/A”
“170426” “Thoracentesis” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170426” “Pleurocentesis” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170426” “Pleural tap” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170425” “Pericardiocentesis” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170425” “Pericardial tap” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170424” “Fine needle biopsy” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170424” “Aspiration biopsy” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170423” “Paediatric neurology service” “Misc” “N/A”
“170423” “Pediatric neurology service” “Misc” “N/A”
“170422” “Random” “Misc” “N/A”
“170421” “Partial edentulism” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170420” “X-ray of calcaneus” “Radiology/Imaging Procedure” “N/A”
“170420” “X-ray of heel” “Radiology/Imaging Procedure” “N/A”
“170419” “AJCC stage IV” “Misc” “N/A”
“170419” “American Joint Committee on Cancer stage IV” “Misc” “N/A”
“170419” “American Joint Committee on Cancer stage 4” “Misc” “N/A”
“170418” “AJCC stage III” “Misc” “N/A”
“170418” “American Joint Committee on Cancer stage III” “Misc” “N/A”
“170418” “American Joint Committee on Cancer stage 3” “Misc” “N/A”
“170417” “AJCC stage II” “Misc” “N/A”
“170417” “American Joint Committee on Cancer stage II” “Misc” “N/A”
“170417” “American Joint Committee on Cancer stage 2” “Misc” “N/A”
“170416” “AJCC stage I” “Misc” “N/A”
“170416” “American Joint Committee on Cancer stage I” “Misc” “N/A”
“170416” “American Joint Committee on Cancer stage 1” “Misc” “N/A”
“170415” “AJCC stage 0” “Misc” “N/A”
“170415” “American Joint Committee on Cancer stage 0” “Misc” “N/A”
“170414” “Apicectomy of lung” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170413” “aPTT ratio” “Test” “Numeric”
“170413” “Partial thromboplastin time (PTT) ratio (%)” “Test” “Numeric”
“170412” “NPO” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170412” “Allow nothing by mouth” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170412” “Nothing by mouth” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170411” “Removal of salivary duct calculus” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170411” “Removal of salivary stone” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170410” “Hemimandibulectomy” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170409” “Amniotic membranes intact” “Finding” “N/A”
“170409” “Membranes intact” “Finding” “N/A”
“170408” “Cardiac thrill” “Finding” “N/A”
“170407” “X-ray of humerus” “Radiology/Imaging Procedure” “N/A”
“170406” “Uterus repair” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170406” “Hysteroplasty” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170405” “Elamipretide” “Drug” “N/A”
“170405” “Forzinity” “Drug” “N/A”
“170404” “Imlunestrant” “Drug” “N/A”
“170403” “Paltusotine” “Drug” “N/A”
“170403” “Palsonify” “Drug” “N/A”
“170402” “Nerandomilast” “Drug” “N/A”
“170402” “Jascayd” “Drug” “N/A”
“170401” “Elinzanetant” “Drug” “N/A”
“170401” “Lynkuet” “Drug” “N/A”
“170400” “Ziftomenib” “Drug” “N/A”
“170400” “Komzifti” “Drug” “N/A”
“170399” “Postductal oxygen saturation measurement” “Test” “Numeric”
“170399” “Postductal spO2 (%)” “Test” “Numeric”
“170398” “Preductal oxygen saturation measurement” “Test” “Numeric”
“170398” “Preductal spO2 (%)” “Test” “Numeric”
“170397” “Vaginal reconstruction” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170396” “Splinting of teeth” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170396” “Teeth immobilization” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170396” “Tooth fixation” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170395” “Antenatal clinic” “Misc” “N/A”
“170394” “Dental filling present” “Finding” “N/A”
“170394” “Presence of tooth fillings” “Finding” “N/A”
“170393” “X-ray of ankle” “Radiology/Imaging Procedure” “N/A”
“170392” “Romberg test” “Procedure” “N/A” “The Romberg test is a simple physical assessment to evaluate a patient’s balance and proprioception (your body’s sense of position in space) by removing the visual component. To perform it, a person stands with their feet together and arms crossed or at their sides, first with eyes open and then with eyes closed. If they can maintain balance with their eyes open but sway or fall when they close them, it is considered a positive test and may indicate neurological or vestibular issues.”
“170392” “Administration of Romberg test” “Procedure” “N/A” “The Romberg test is a simple physical assessment to evaluate a patient’s balance and proprioception (your body’s sense of position in space) by removing the visual component. To perform it, a person stands with their feet together and arms crossed or at their sides, first with eyes open and then with eyes closed. If they can maintain balance with their eyes open but sway or fall when they close them, it is considered a positive test and may indicate neurological or vestibular issues.”
“170391” “Fetal decapitation” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170390” “Patient present during consultation” “Question” “Coded”
“170390” “Patient present for visit” “Question” “Coded”
“170389” “Xpert MTB/RIF kit” “Misc” “N/A” "The Xpert® MTB/RIF Assay, performed on the GeneXpert® Instrument Systems, is a qualitative, nested real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) in vitro diagnostic test for the detection of Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex DNA. In specimens where Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex (MTB-complex) is detected, the Xpert MTB/RIF Assay also detects the rifampin-resistance associated mutations of the rpoB gene REF: Xpert® MTB/RIF "
“170388” “Tuberculosis test kits” “ConvSet” “N/A”
“170387” “Truenat MTB-INH kit” “Misc” “N/A” “Truenat® MTB-INH is a chip-based Real Time PCR test for detection of Isoniazid resistance in Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) in Truenat MTB/MTB Plus positive human specimen and aids in the diagnosis of MDR-TB. This test detects the presence of major mutations (SNPs) in the MTB genome that are known to cause resistance to Isoniazid.”
“170386” “Truenat MTB-RIF Dx kit” “Misc” “N/A” “Truenat® MTB-RIF Dx is a chip-based real-time PCR Test for the detection of Rifampicin resistance in Mycobacterium tuberculosis in Truenat MTB/MTB Plus positive human specimens and aids in the diagnosis of MDR-TB. This test detects the presence of major mutations (SNPs) in the MTB genome that are known to cause resistance to rifampicin.”
“170385” “Truenat MTB Plus kit” “Misc” “N/A” “Truenat® MTB Plus is a chip-based real-time PCR Test for semi-quantitative detection and diagnosis of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) in human pulmonary and EPTB specimens and aids in the diagnosis of infection with MTB.”
“170384” “Truenat MTB kit” “Misc” “N/A” “Truenat® MTB is a chip-based real-time PCR test for quantitative detection and diagnosis of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) in human pulmonary and EPTB specimens, aiding the diagnosis of tuberculosis. REF: https://www.molbiodiagnostics.com/truenat-assays/”
“170383” “Xpert MTB/RIF Ultra kit” “Misc” “N/A” “Tuberculosis and rifampin resistance test kit. Similar to Xpert MTB/RIF but faster with increased sensitivity”
“170382” “Fetal parts visible on perineum during labor” “Finding” “N/A”
“170381” “McDonald cervical cerclage” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170380” “Perichondritis of external ear” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170379” “Influenza due to Influenza A virus subtype H3N2” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170379” “Influenza infection, H3N2” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170378” “Liver” “Anatomy” “N/A”
“170377” “Mother not delivered” “Finding” “N/A”
“170376” “Forearm x-ray” “Radiology/Imaging Procedure” “N/A”
“170375” “Elbow x-ray” “Radiology/Imaging Procedure” “N/A”
“170374” “Peritoneal lavage” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170374” “Abdominal lavage” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170374” “Abdomen irrigation” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170374” “Abdominal washout” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170373” “Biopsy” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170372” “Cystography with contrast” “Radiology/Imaging Procedure” “N/A”
“170372” “Contrast radiography of bladder” “Radiology/Imaging Procedure” “N/A”
“170372” “Cystogram” “Radiology/Imaging Procedure” “N/A”
“170371” “Vertebral column” “Anatomy” “N/A”
“170371” “Spine” “Anatomy” “N/A”
“170371” “Spinal column” “Anatomy” “N/A”
“170370” “Obstetric fistula” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170369” “Diastolic cardiac thrill” “Finding” “N/A”
“170368” “Mucoid” “Misc” “N/A” “General adjective”
“170367” “Sepiapterin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170367” “Sephience” “Drug” “N/A”
“170366” “Skin” “Anatomy” “N/A”
“170365” “Fear about medication side effects” “Misc” “N/A”
“170365” “Afriad of medication side effects” “Misc” “N/A”
“170364” “Atypical” “Misc” “N/A” “General adjective to describe non-typical finding”
“170363” “Elective cesarean section” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170363” “Elective c-section” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170363” “Elective cesarean delivery” “Procedure” “N/A”
“170362” “Number of people sharing the same bedroom” “Question” “Numeric”
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Just a reminder that if you have questions about content, CIEL or need concepts added to the shared dictionary, please join us on open calls every Thursday at 9AM Central US Time . Check out the “Concept Management Office Hours” posted on the OpenMRS calendar for link information and updates on schedule.
Thanks @akanter for your help about recent added Drugs in the CIEL dictonary. Following up on the last conversation. Will the recent file be added in the new release of CIEL dictionary ?
Yes. That is planned for this week. @burke
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@akanter I got this error from my recent pull from CIEL: Cannot save mapping https://api.openconceptlab.org/orgs/CIEL/sources/CIEL/mappings/9151247/ [CAUSE]: Column ‘uuid’ cannot be null, what could have caused this error?
That is odd. Perhaps @jamlung can take a look, but I am seeing an external id for CIEL concept 342 in both head and the 12/24 released version. This is a retired mapping which makes no sense. I thought that the OCL module does not bring in retired maps (there is no place to put them in OpenMRS. Can you explain more how you are using this mapping?
Hi @jaghatise! If you are making a collection in OCL that uses this failing mapping, you can go to the “References” tab in that collection and try to remove the Reference to that mapping. That should remove it from your collection, allowing you to save a new version and try to import it into OpenMRS again.
@akanter you are right that the mapping is retired. The UUID of that mapping is null, but I would expect that the OCL module ignores it when importing since it’s retired. That may not be the case though. I asked AI to review the GitHub repository and it indicates that retired mappings still need a UUID (i.e. an “external_id” in OCL). See the Root Cause description below:
The OCL Module fails to generate a UUID for mappings when:
1. The mapping has external_id: null
2. The mapping's url field contains a relative path (e.g., /orgs/CIEL/sources/CIEL/mappings/9151247/) instead of an absolute URL
The UUID generation code attempts to use external_id first, then falls back to generating a UUID from the url field using version5Uuid(). However, this function appears to fail when given a relative path instead of an absolute URL, resulting in a null UUID.
Why Retired Mappings Are Affected:
Retired mappings are processed through the full validation flow (including UUID generation) before their retirement status is evaluated. They are not skipped early, so invalid data still causes import failures even though the mapping would ultimately be ignored or removed.
Note: I would always recommend an actual developer to verify this 
Yes AI is correct. Retired mappings still need a uuid because the module would use it to fetch the existing mapping from the database and retire it accordingly.
If the mapping does not exist in the database, then the incoming retired one is ignored. But the uuid is what the module uses to check if one exists.
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So I am still confused as to why OCL has a mapping record with a null UUID.
Some of that AI output seems wrong on the technical details. If the mapping has an external_id, we use that as a UUID. Otherwise, we generate a UUID from the URL. It really doesn’t matter if it’s an absolute or relative path and, because of how OCL works, it’s always a relative path.
That said, retired mappings should be skipped unless they match an existing mapping, in which case they replace it (this is how the module supports retiring existing mappings). So, it seems like there’s a bug there…
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I will attempt another pull later today once I am done creating couple of forms. I may also have to look through the errors and find out what could be wrong both from my local dictionary and OCL (CIEL instance)
New version of CIEL dictionary has been added to dropbox and on Open Concept Lab for January 25, 2026!
CIEL has been designated a Digital Global Good by Digital Square!! This is added to its Digital Public Good designation from the DPGA!
Just wanted to let folks know that I am posting a new version of the CIEL concept dictionary in the dropbox with versions including 1.11.6, 2.0.1, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4.5 and 2.5.5. Note that I will no longer be releasing in versions prior to 1.1!
Can I please remind everyone using the CIEL dictionary that this is a trust model. We are providing the service to the community and the community assists by providing concepts they require back to CIEL. This also includes translation of CIEL concepts into other languages. If you have added concepts to your dictionary and have not reported them back to CIEL, I strongly encourage you to do so (if guilt doesn’t work, then I will start to harass you :).
Be sure to read the wiki: om.rs/getciel
NOTE THAT THE DISTRIBUTION METHODOLOGY FOR CIEL USING THE OPEN CONCEPT LAB IS THE PREFERRED DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM FOR CIEL.
Each version includes the global property ciel.conceptsVersion which contains the date of the release in YYYYMMDD format. A new global property update was added for 1.11+ which will force recreation of the word index as this is no longer included as part of the CIEL upload.
This release continued quality improvements and preparing for a refreshed version of CIEL in OHDSI February vocabulary release. New concepts for PIH, the TB DAK and FDA-approved drugs and ATC mappings were added. Continuing to add ICD-11 maps and French translations. Please continue to help QA the French and now Portuguese translations, please. Contributing your concept prevalence data to the study will help fill gaps to CIEL and maps to ICD-11, so please see: Concept Prevalence Study FAQ - Google Docs
The drug table was not updated for this release. We are working on getting a new version of the drug table out, but if you are interested, reach out to me separately.
The list of new concepts (English names) :
“concept_id” “name” “Class” “Datatype” “description”
“170645” “Spermatozoa count in semen (/mL)” “Test” “Numeric”
“170644” “Spermatozoa motility and count panel” “LabSet” “N/A”
“170643” “Weight for height (z-score)” “Question” “Numeric”
“170642” “Long” “Misc” “N/A” “Long as in length or duration”
“170641” “Short” “Misc” “N/A” “Short as in length or duration”
“170640” “Duration of tuberculosis treatment (coded)” “Question” “Coded”
“170640” “Duration of anti-TB treatment (coded)” “Question” “Coded”
“170639” “4-6 Bdq(6 m)-Lzd(2 m)-Lfx/Mfx-Cfz-Z-E-Hh / 5 Lfx/Mfx-Cfz-Z-E” “Misc” “N/A” “Bedaquiline (Bdq), levofloxacin/moxifloxacin (Lfx/Mfx), clofazimine (Cfz), linezolid (Lzd, ethambutol (E), isoniazid (high dose [Hh]) and pyrazinamide (Z) for 4 months (with the possibility of extending to 6 months if the patient remains sputum smear positive or culture positive at the end of the fourth month), followed by 5 months of treatment with levofloxacin/moxifloxacin, clofazimine, ethambutol and pyrazinamide”
“170639” “Bedaquiline / levofloxacin/moxifloxacin / clofazimine / linezoid / ethambutol / isoniazid (high-dose) / pyrazinamide for 4 months followed by 5 months levofloxacin/moxifloxacin / clofazimine / ethambutol / pyrazinamide” “Misc” “N/A” “Bedaquiline (Bdq), levofloxacin/moxifloxacin (Lfx/Mfx), clofazimine (Cfz), linezolid (Lzd, ethambutol (E), isoniazid (high dose [Hh]) and pyrazinamide (Z) for 4 months (with the possibility of extending to 6 months if the patient remains sputum smear positive or culture positive at the end of the fourth month), followed by 5 months of treatment with levofloxacin/moxifloxacin, clofazimine, ethambutol and pyrazinamide”
“170638” “Bedaquiline / pretomanid / linezolid / moxifloxacin treatment for 6 months” “Misc” “N/A”
“170638” “BPaLM” “Misc” “N/A”
“170637” “Dengue virus NS1 antigen rapid diagnostic test in blood” “Test” “Coded”
“170637” “Dengue virus NS1 antigen in serum, plasma or blood by rapid immunoassay” “Test” “Coded”
“170637” “Dengue Ag RDT, blood” “Test” “Coded”
“170636” “BPaL” “Misc” “N/A”
“170636” “Bedaquiline / pretomanid / linezolid treatment for 6-9 months” “Misc” “N/A”
“170635” “4–6 Bdq[6]-Lfx[Mfx]-Eto-E-Z-Hh-Cfz / 5 Lfx[Mfx]-Cfz-Z-E” “Misc” “N/A” “bedaquiline (used for 6 months), in combination with levofloxacin/moxifloxacin, ethionamide, ethambutol, isoniazid (high-dose), pyrazinamide and clofazimine for 4 months (with the possibility of extending to 6 months if the patient remains sputum smear positive at the end of 4 months); followed by 5 months of treatment with levofloxacin/moxifloxacin, clofazimine, ethambutol and pyrazinamide”
“170635” “Bedaquiline for 6 months with levofloxacin/moxifloxacin / ethionamide / ethambutol / isoniazid (high-dose) / pyrazinamide / clofazimine for 4 months followed by 5 months levofloxacin/moxifloxacin / clofazimine / ethambutol / pyrazinamide” “Misc” “N/A” “bedaquiline (used for 6 months), in combination with levofloxacin/moxifloxacin, ethionamide, ethambutol, isoniazid (high-dose), pyrazinamide and clofazimine for 4 months (with the possibility of extending to 6 months if the patient remains sputum smear positive at the end of 4 months); followed by 5 months of treatment with levofloxacin/moxifloxacin, clofazimine, ethambutol and pyrazinamide”
“170631” “Rifampicin / pyrazinamide / ethambutol treatment for 6 months” “Misc” “N/A”
“170631” “6REZ” “Misc” “N/A”
“170630” “Isoniazid / rifampin / pyrazinamide / ethambutol treatment for 6 months” “Misc” “N/A”
“170630” “6HREZ” “Misc” “N/A”
“170629” “6REZ-Lfx” “Misc” “N/A”
“170629” “Rifampicin/isoniazid/pyrazinamide/ethambutol/levofloxacin treatment for 6 months” “Misc” “N/A”
“170628” “Rifampicin/isoniazid/pyrazinamide/ethionamide treatment for 6 months” “Misc” “N/A” “6 months of isoniazid (H), rifampicin (R), pyrazinamide (Z) and ethionamide (Eto)”
“170628” “6HRZEto” “Misc” “N/A” “6 months of isoniazid (H), rifampicin (R), pyrazinamide (Z) and ethionamide (Eto)”
“170627” “Isoniazid/Rifampin/Pyrazinamide treatment for 2 months followed by 2 months of Isoniazid/Rifampin”“Misc” “N/A”
“170627” “2HRZ/2HR” “Misc” “N/A”
“170627” “2RHZ/2RH” “Misc” “N/A”
“170626” “Isoniazid/Rifampin/Pyrazinamide/Ethambutol treatment for 2 months followed by 2 months of Isoniazid/Rifampin” “Misc” “N/A”
“170626” “2HRZE/2HR” “Misc” “N/A”
“170625” “Isoniazid/Rifapentine/Moxifloxacin/Pyrazinamide treatment for 2 months followed by 2 months of Isoniazid/Rifapentine/Moxifloxin” “Misc” “N/A”
“170625” “2HPMZ/2HPM” “Misc” “N/A”
“170624” “Pre-XDR mycobacterium tuberculosis” “Diagnosis” “N/A” “M. tuberculosis resistant to rifampicin (and which may also be resistant to isoniazid), and which is also resistant to at least one fluoroquinolone (either levofloxacin or moxifloxacin)”
“170624” “Pre-XDR TB” “Diagnosis” “N/A” “M. tuberculosis resistant to rifampicin (and which may also be resistant to isoniazid), and which is also resistant to at least one fluoroquinolone (either levofloxacin or moxifloxacin)”
“170623” “Follow-up test” “Misc” “N/A”
“170622” “Initial test” “Misc” “N/A”
“170621” “Advanced HIV disease” “Finding” “Coded” “For adults, adolescents and children aged >5 years, advanced HIV disease (AHD) is defined as a CD4 cell count <200 cells/mL3, or WHO stage 3 or 4 event at presentation for care. All children aged <5 years are considered as having AHD.”
“170620” “WHO four symptom screening for tuberculosis” “Procedure” “N/A” “cough > 2 weeks, fever > 2 weeks, significant weight loss, night sweats”
“170620” “W4SS for TB” “Procedure” “N/A” “cough > 2 weeks, fever > 2 weeks, significant weight loss, night sweats”
“170619” “Acinetobacter baumannii” “Organism” “N/A”
“170618” “Achromobacter” “Organism” “N/A”
“170617” “Linezolid sensitivity test” “Test” “Coded”
“170616” “Isoniazid resistant mycobacterium tuberculosis” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170616” “Hr-TB” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170616” “INH resistant TB” “Diagnosis” “N/A”
“170615” “Tuberculosis polymerase chain reaction with ultra curve rifampin resistance checking” “Test” “Coded”
“170615” “Xpert MTB/RIF Ultra” “Test” “Coded”
“170615” “Cepheid Xpert MTB/RIF Ultra” “Test” “Coded”
“170614” “mWRDs” “ConvSet” “N/A”
“170614” “Molecular WHO-recommended rapid diagnostic tests” “ConvSet” “N/A”
“170613” “Rapiacta” “Drug” “N/A”
“170613” “Alpivab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170613” “Peramiflu” “Drug” “N/A”
“170613” “Peraonce” “Drug” “N/A”
“170613” “Uniperamivir” “Drug” “N/A”
“170613” “Innonflu” “Drug” “N/A”
“170613” “Peramivir” “Drug” “N/A”
“170613” “Rapivab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170612” “Baloxa” “Drug” “N/A”
“170612” “Balovir” “Drug” “N/A”
“170612” “Xofluza” “Drug” “N/A”
“170612” “Baloxavir marboxil” “Drug” “N/A”
“170611” “Primary insurer” “Question” “Text”
“170611” “Primary insurance company/organization” “Question” “Text”
“170610” “Informally employed” “Finding” “N/A”
“170609” “Cetomacrogol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170608” “Voxzogo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170608” “Vosoritide” “Drug” “N/A”
“170607” “Vpriv” “Drug” “N/A”
“170607” “Velaglucerase alfa” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Esmya” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Ella” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Fibreshea” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Ulitas” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Ulitop” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Uliwell” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Ellaone” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Uptofive” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Elperil” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Ulistal” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Ulipristal” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Ecinq” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Yuliprist” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Lencya” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Ullionce” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Primiger” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Elata” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Sampristal” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Ulisyn” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Amprist” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Ulip” “Drug” “N/A”
“170606” “Ginopristal” “Drug” “N/A”
“170605” “Lansurf” “Drug” “N/A”
“170605” “Suprol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170605” “Tipiracil / trifluridine” “Drug” “N/A”
“170605” “Temaste” “Drug” “N/A”
“170605” “Flonurise” “Drug” “N/A”
“170605” “Lonsurf” “Drug” “N/A”
“170605” “Terfun” “Drug” “N/A”
“170605” “Tipanat” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Travast plus” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “T Bet” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Lanax” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Travamed mt” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Travofix plus” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Travoflo t” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Duo-Travatan” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Avatan t” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Travacom” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Lupitros t” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Awarene t pf” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “DuoTrav PQ” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Tovaxo t” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Travotas t” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “APO-Travoprost-Timop-Pq” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Avost plus” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Lupitros tz” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Opacia duo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Timolol / travoprost” “Drug” “N/A”
“170604” “Travisight t” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “JAMP-Travoprost Z” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Izba” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Travoptic” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Travatan Z” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Aroprost z” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Awarene pf” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “APO-Travoprost Z” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Lupitros” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Travoprosta” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Travamed” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Travatan” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Travon eye” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Taprost” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Travocom” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Travatan bak free” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Klarprost” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Zytrav” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Lupitros Z” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Opacia” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Aitravic” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “iDose TR” “Drug” “N/A”
“170603” “Travoprost” “Drug” “N/A”
“170602” “Symkevi” “Drug” “N/A”
“170602” “Ivacaftor / tezacaf” “Drug” “N/A”
“170602” “Symdeko” “Drug” “N/A”
“170601” “Bonsity” “Drug” “N/A”
“170601” “Sondelbay” “Drug” “N/A”
“170601” “Tricium pth tp 3” “Drug” “N/A”
“170601” “Forsteo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170601” “Terrosa” “Drug” “N/A”
“170601” “Livogiva” “Drug” “N/A”
“170601” “Forteo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170601” “Gemfrac” “Drug” “N/A”
“170601” “Terifrac” “Drug” “N/A”
“170601” “Osteoteri” “Drug” “N/A”
“170601” “Teriparatide” “Drug” “N/A”
“170600” “Teduglutide” “Drug” “N/A”
“170600” “Gattex” “Drug” “N/A”
“170600” “Revestive” “Drug” “N/A”
“170599” “Billing diagnosis” “Misc” “N/A”
“170598” “Comorbidity diagnosis” “Misc” “N/A”
“170597” “Cardamyst” “Drug” “N/A”
“170597” “Etripamil” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Nucynta” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Nucynta ER” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Dolpen” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Lucynta” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Tapentadol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Tapentalgin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Tapentagesic” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Ultraniche t” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Vorth tp” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Cynta” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Alenfast” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Duovolt” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Xtradol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Nudol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Centradol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Transdol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Tydol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Tapentrol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Tapfree er” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Lopenta” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Palexias” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Ationdo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Zyntap” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Tapenax er” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Hitap er” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Katridol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Palexia” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Tapenta” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Tapcynta” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Pentadol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Tapentasure” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Zeroid” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Intap” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Dol Proxyvon” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Tapendol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170596” “Tapal” “Drug” “N/A”
“170595” “Elelyso” “Drug” “N/A”
“170595” “Uplyso” “Drug” “N/A”
“170595” “Taliglucerase alpha” “Drug” “N/A”
“170595” “Bio manguinhos alfataliglicerase” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Manforce-more” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Nesta” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Hislafi” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Tadablis” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Super manforce” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Mildfil” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Cialis diario” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Kutub” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Erectalis” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Filda” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Tada diario” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Pulmopres” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Edgon” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Efil” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Xlalis” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Getgo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Zyad diario” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Tadaforce” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Cialis” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Modula” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Tada” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Filgud” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Edsave” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Edrive t” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Dali” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Forzest” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Nightmax” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Edon” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Tadalafila” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Matelafil” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Alforce” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Tadarise” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Alfil” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Tadact” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Uprize” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Ed-gon” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Corectil” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Zyad” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Ciavor” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Forlast” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Eriactalis” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Tadabid” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Adcirca” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Tazzle” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Tadacip” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Erotid” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Megalis” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Longhold t” “Drug” “N/A”
“170594” “Tadalafil” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Bryony” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Sugammadex” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Sugagelan” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Reverdion” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Reverso” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Lovedion” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Rebrive” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Tromadex” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Sug” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Sunam” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Rocudion” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Bridion” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Lessav” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Sugrino” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Bristurn” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Biomadex” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Suversadex” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Bresis” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Endion” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Riverseon” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Brimadeks” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Sujma” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Sugawake” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Verodion” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Sugaver” “Drug” “N/A”
“170593” “Dexperta” “Drug” “N/A”
“170592” “Sucroferric oxyhydroxide” “Drug” “N/A”
“170592” “Velphoro” “Drug” “N/A”
“170591” “Somatrogon” “Drug” “N/A”
“170591” “Ngenla” “Drug” “N/A”
“170590” “Sesame oil” “Drug” “N/A”
“170589” “Uptravi” “Drug” “N/A”
“170589” “Selexipag” “Drug” “N/A”
“170588” “Neupro” “Drug” “N/A”
“170588” “Rotigotine” “Drug” “N/A”
“170587” “Romiplostim” “Drug” “N/A”
“170587” “Nplate” “Drug” “N/A”
“170586” “Riociguat” “Drug” “N/A”
“170586” “Adempas” “Drug” “N/A”
“170585” “Celixafor” “Drug” “N/A”
“170585” “Mozifor” “Drug” “N/A”
“170585” “Plerifor” “Drug” “N/A”
“170585” “Laxafor” “Drug” “N/A”
“170585” “Neofor” “Drug” “N/A”
“170585” “Mozobil” “Drug” “N/A”
“170585” “Plerixafor” “Drug” “N/A”
“170585” “Revixil” “Drug” “N/A”
“170585” “Auropleristem” “Drug” “N/A”
“170585” “Heterix” “Drug” “N/A”
“170584” “Elidel” “Drug” “N/A”
“170584” “Pimecrolimus” “Drug” “N/A”
“170583” “Citric acid / magnesium oxide / picosulfate” “Drug” “N/A”
“170583” “Citric acid / magnesium oxide / picosulfurate” “Drug” “N/A”
“170582” “Phosphorus” “Drug” “N/A”
“170581” “Onpattro” “Drug” “N/A”
“170581” “Patisiran” “Drug” “N/A”
“170580” “Veltassa” “Drug” “N/A”
“170580” “Patiromer” “Drug” “N/A”
“170579” “Signifor lar” “Drug” “N/A”
“170579” “Signifor” “Drug” “N/A”
“170579” “Pasireotide” “Drug” “N/A”
“170578” “Naloxone / oxycodone” “Drug” “N/A”
“170577” “Opicapone” “Drug” “N/A”
“170577” “Ongentys” “Drug” “N/A”
“170576” “Itvisma” “Drug” “N/A”
“170576” “Zolgensma” “Drug” “N/A”
“170576” “Onasemnogene abeparvovec” “Drug” “N/A”
“170575” “Microplasmin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170575” “Ocriplasmin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170574” “Nusinersen” “Drug” “N/A”
“170574” “Spinraza” “Drug” “N/A”
“170573” “Camzyos” “Drug” “N/A”
“170573” “Mavacamten” “Drug” “N/A”
“170572” “Opsynvi” “Drug” “N/A”
“170572” “Macitentan / tadalafil” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Macinta” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Pulamcit” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Zependo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Mazimit” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Angiovez” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Uveren” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Maxtran” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Tenstan” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Matempull” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Mabipul” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Opsumit” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Ricentan” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Macikad” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Macitent” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Macyn” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Caribou” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Macitentan” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Opsutan” “Drug” “N/A”
“170571” “Mesdam” “Drug” “N/A”
“170570” “Ivacaftor / lumacaftor” “Drug” “N/A”
“170570” “Orkambi” “Drug” “N/A”
“170569” “Ziextenzo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170569” “Stimufend” “Drug” “N/A”
“170569” “Fylnetra” “Drug” “N/A”
“170569” “Neulasta” “Drug” “N/A”
“170569” “Nyvepria” “Drug” “N/A”
“170569” “Neulasta Onpro” “Drug” “N/A”
“170569” “Udenyca” “Drug” “N/A”
“170569” “Lipegfilgrastim” “Drug” “N/A”
“170569” “Udenyca Onbody” “Drug” “N/A”
“170569” “Fulphila” “Drug” “N/A”
“170568” “Cetrimide / lidocaine” “Drug” “N/A”
“170568” “Cetrimonium / lignocaine” “Drug” “N/A”
“170567” “Simdax” “Drug” “N/A”
“170567” “Tropsen” “Drug” “N/A”
“170567” “Levolim” “Drug” “N/A”
“170567” “Prescor” “Drug” “N/A”
“170567” “Simendan” “Drug” “N/A”
“170567” “Mendalur” “Drug” “N/A”
“170567” “Daxim” “Drug” “N/A”
“170567” “Levosidax” “Drug” “N/A”
“170567” “Zimino” “Drug” “N/A”
“170567” “Levosimendan” “Drug” “N/A”
“170566” “Lanadelumab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170566” “Takhzyro” “Drug” “N/A”
“170565” “Ivacaftor” “Drug” “N/A”
“170565” “Kalydeco” “Drug” “N/A”
“170565” “Ivacar” “Drug” “N/A”
“170564” “Idarucizumab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170564” “Praxbind” “Drug” “N/A”
“170563” “Dengue Ab RDT, blood” “Test” “Coded”
“170563” “Dengue virus IgG and IgM in serum, plasma or blood by rapid immunoassay” “Test” “Coded”
“170563” “Dengue virus antibody rapid diagnostic test in blood” “Test” “Coded”
“170562” “Bradikant” “Drug” “N/A”
“170562” “Willobant” “Drug” “N/A”
“170562” “Sajazir” “Drug” “N/A”
“170562” “Icatibant” “Drug” “N/A”
“170562” “Acetato de icatibanto” “Drug” “N/A”
“170562” “Estereban” “Drug” “N/A”
“170562” “Iktu” “Drug” “N/A”
“170562” “Firazyr” “Drug” “N/A”
“170562” “Icatin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170562” “Heact” “Drug” “N/A”
“170561” “Hemlibra” “Drug” “N/A”
“170561” “Emicizumab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170560” “Tepkinly” “Drug” “N/A”
“170560” “Epkinly” “Drug” “N/A”
“170560” “Epcoritamab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170559” “Hyaluronic acid / lidocaine” “Drug” “N/A”
“170559” “Hyaluronate / lidocaine” “Drug” “N/A”
“170558” “Framycetin / gramicidin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170557” “Netupitant / palonosetron” “Drug” “N/A”
“170557” “Fosnetupitant / palonosetron” “Drug” “N/A”
“170557” “Akynzeo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170556” “Trelegy” “Drug” “N/A”
“170556” “Fluticasone / umeclidinium / vilanterol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170555” “Kerendia” “Drug” “N/A”
“170555” “Finerenone” “Drug” “N/A”
“170554” “Feruno” “Drug” “Text”
“170554” “Irohigh” “Drug” “Text”
“170554” “Isopoint” “Drug” “Text”
“170554” “Rapifer” “Drug” “Text”
“170554” “Monover” “Drug” “Text”
“170554” “Monoferric” “Drug” “Text”
“170554” “Ferric derisomaltose” “Drug” “Text”
“170554” “Diafer” “Drug” “Text”
“170554” “Intafer” “Drug” “Text”
“170554” “Isoalfa” “Drug” “Text”
“170553” “Repatha” “Drug” “N/A”
“170553” “Evolocumab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170552” “Vimizim” “Drug” “N/A”
“170552” “Elosulfase alfa” “Drug” “N/A”
“170551” “Elexacaftor / ivacaftor / tezacaftor” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Edanox” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Edavon” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Edaranovag” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Edvo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Fraseda” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Edaject” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Edavit” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Elavone” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Edaracut” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Aravon” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Ezycut” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Xavron” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Edinova” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Carevon” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Flertis” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Radicava” “Drug” “N/A”
“170550” “Edaravone” “Drug” “N/A”
“170549” “Dupixent” “Drug” “N/A”
“170549” “Dupilumab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170548” “Dolutegravir / rilpivirine” “Drug” “N/A”
“170548” “Juluca” “Drug” “N/A”
“170547” “Korsuva” “Drug” “N/A”
“170547” “Difelikefalin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170546” “Denosumab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170545” “Xtrenbo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170545” “Enoby” “Drug” “N/A”
“170545” “Denosumab-qbde” “Drug” “N/A”
“170544” “Aukelso” “Drug” “N/A”
“170544” “Bosaya” “Drug” “N/A”
“170544” “Denosumab-kyqq” “Drug” “N/A”
“170543” “Xbryk” “Drug” “N/A”
“170543” “Ospomyv” “Drug” “N/A”
“170543” “Denosumab-dssb” “Drug” “N/A”
“170542” “Denosumab-bnht” “Drug” “N/A”
“170542” “Conexxence” “Drug” “N/A”
“170542” “Bomyntra” “Drug” “N/A”
“170541” “Stoboclo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170541” “Osenvelt” “Drug” “N/A”
“170541” “Denosumab-bmwo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170540” “Wyost” “Drug” “N/A”
“170540” “Jubbonti” “Drug” “N/A”
“170540” “Denosumab-bbdz” “Drug” “N/A”
“170539” “Cerliponase alfa” “Drug” “N/A”
“170539” “Brineura” “Drug” “N/A”
“170538” “Chironex fleckeri antivenom” “Drug” “N/A”
“170538” “Box jellyfish antivenom” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Aprecap” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Amitant” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Fosup” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Fixpritant” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Apristar” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Atanto” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Apretero” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Vomend” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Gomesis” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Emestop” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Apriset” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Aprifast” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Emend” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Aprelief” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Arenta” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Inepitant” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Emetant” “Drug” “N/A”
“170537” “Aprepitant” “Drug” “N/A”
“170536” “Volibris” “Drug” “N/A”
“170536” “Ambrican” “Drug” “N/A”
“170536” “Ibitan” “Drug” “N/A”
“170536” “Endobloc” “Drug” “N/A”
“170536” “Letairis” “Drug” “N/A”
“170536” “Bridelt” “Drug” “N/A”
“170536” “Beverix” “Drug” “N/A”
“170536” “Volimra” “Drug” “N/A”
“170536” “Embelin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170536” “Pulmonext” “Drug” “N/A”
“170536” “Ambrisentan” “Drug” “N/A”
“170535” “Linerixibat” “Drug” “N/A”
“170534” “Dapagliflozin / metformin / sitagliptin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170533” “Dapagliflozin / glimepiride” “Drug” “N/A”
“170532” “Siena P” “Drug” “N/A”
“170532” “Dapalex P” “Drug” “N/A”
“170532” “Dapanorm P” “Drug” “N/A”
“170532” “Gluxit-Pro” “Drug” “N/A”
“170532” “Dapagliflozin / pioglitazone” “Drug” “N/A”
“170531” “Dawnzera” “Drug” “N/A”
“170531” “Donidalorsen” “Drug” “N/A”
“170530” “Lovotibeglogene autotemcel” “Drug” “N/A”
“170530” “Lyfgenia” “Drug” “N/A”
“170529” “Dapagliflozin / eplerenone” “Drug” “N/A”
“170528” “Amlodipine / zofenopril” “Drug” “N/A”
“170527” “Amlodipine / indapamide / candesartan” “Drug” “N/A”
“170526” “Pitanon F” “Drug” “N/A”
“170526” “Lipact-F” “Drug” “N/A”
“170526” “Pitawin F” “Drug” “N/A”
“170526” “Pitadek-F” “Drug” “N/A”
“170526” “Pitsafe-FB” “Drug” “N/A”
“170526” “Vytoz-F” “Drug” “N/A”
“170526” “Fenofibrate / pitavastatin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170525” “Ezetimibe / fenofibrate / rosuvastatin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170524” “TG goal” “Drug” “N/A”
“170524” “Lipikind-F” “Drug” “N/A”
“170524” “Xtor-F” “Drug” “N/A”
“170524” “Fibator” “Drug” “N/A”
“170524” “Atorvastatin / fenofibrate” “Drug” “N/A”
“170524” “Storfib” “Drug” “N/A”
“170524” “Atocor-F” “Drug” “N/A”
“170524” “Atorlip-F” “Drug” “N/A”
“170524” “Lipicure-TG” “Drug” “N/A”
“170524” “Fibrovas” “Drug” “N/A”
“170523” “Amlodipine / ramipril / rosuvastatin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170522” “Amlodipine / rosuvastatin / telmisartan” “Drug” “N/A”
“170521” “Zelsuvmi” “Drug” “N/A”
“170521” “Berdazimer” “Drug” “N/A”
“170520” “Sofpironium” “Drug” “N/A”
“170520” “Sofdra” “Drug” “N/A”
“170519” “Estetrol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170518” “Durlobactam / sulbactam” “Drug” “N/A”
“170518” “Xacduro” “Drug” “N/A”
“170517” “Probenecid / sulopenem” “Drug” “N/A”
“170517” “Orlynvah” “Drug” “N/A”
“170516” “Miqnaf” “Drug” “N/A”
“170516” “Nafithromycin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170515” “Hyrnuo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170515” “Sevabertinib” “Drug” “N/A”
“170514” “Apatinib” “Drug” “N/A”
“170514” “Rivoceranib” “Drug” “N/A”
“170513” “Bemarituzumab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170512” “IMP4297” “Drug” “N/A”
“170512” “Senaparib” “Drug” “N/A”
“170511” “Camizestrant” “Drug” “N/A”
“170510” “Cendakimab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170509” “Leqselvi” “Drug” “N/A”
“170509” “Deuruxolitinib” “Drug” “N/A”
“170508” “Voyxact” “Drug” “N/A”
“170508” “Sibeprenlimab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170507” “Dotinurad” “Drug” “N/A”
“170507” “Urece” “Drug” “N/A”
“170506” “SRK-015” “Drug” “N/A”
“170506” “Apitegromab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170505” “Cinnarizine / piracetam” “Drug” “N/A”
“170504” “Benzgalantamine” “Drug” “N/A”
“170504” “Zunveyl” “Drug” “N/A”
“170503” “ANAVEX®2-73” “Drug” “N/A”
“170503” “Blarcamesine” “Drug” “N/A”
“170502” “LMTM” “Drug” “N/A”
“170502” “Hydromethylthionine” “Drug” “N/A”
“170501” “Pridopidine” “Drug” “N/A”
“170500” “Albendazole / ivermectin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170499” “Depemokimab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170499” “Exdensur” “Drug” “N/A”
“170498” “Aficamten” “Drug” “N/A”
“170498” “Myqorzo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170497” “Yartemlea” “Drug” “N/A”
“170497” “Narsoplimab” “Drug” “N/A”
“170496” “Tradipitant” “Drug” “N/A”
“170496” “Nereus” “Drug” “N/A”
“170495” “Plozasiran” “Drug” “N/A”
“170495” “Redemplo” “Drug” “N/A”
“170494” “Zoliflodacin” “Drug” “N/A”
“170494” “Nuzolvence” “Drug” “N/A”
“170493” “Lerodalcibep” “Drug” “N/A”
“170493” “Lerochol” “Drug” “N/A”
“170492” “Beyfortus” “Drug” “N/A”
“170492” “Nirsevimab” “Drug” “N/A”