HL7 Europe Imaging Study Report
0.1.0-ballot - ci-build 150

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Resource Profile: BodyStructureEu - Mappings

Page standards status: Draft Maturity Level: 1

Mappings for the BodyStructureEu resource profile.

Mappings for FiveWs Pattern Mapping (http://hl7.org/fhir/fivews)

BodyStructureEu
BodyStructureclinical.diagnostics
   identifierFiveWs.identifier
   activeFiveWs.status
   morphologyFiveWs.what[x]
   includedStructure
      structureFiveWs.what[x]
      lateralityFiveWs.what[x]
      bodyLandmarkOrientation
         landmarkDescriptionFiveWs.what[x]
         clockFacePositionFiveWs.what[x]
         distanceFromLandmark
            deviceFiveWs.what[x]
         surfaceOrientationFiveWs.what[x]
      spatialReferenceFiveWs.where[x]
      qualifierFiveWs.what[x]
   descriptionFiveWs.what[x]
   imageFiveWs.what[x]
   patientFiveWs.subject[x]

Mappings for RIM Mapping (http://hl7.org/v3)

BodyStructureEu
BodyStructureEntity, Role, or Act,Act
   textAct.text?
   containedN/A
   extensionN/A
   modifierExtensionN/A
   identifier.id
   activestatusCode
   includedStructure
      idn/a
      extensionn/a
      modifierExtensionN/A
      structure.targetSiteCode
      laterality.targetSiteCode
      bodyLandmarkOrientation
         idn/a
         extensionn/a
         modifierExtensionN/A
         distanceFromLandmark
            idn/a
            extensionn/a
            modifierExtensionN/A
      qualifier.targetSiteCode
   description.text
   imageoutboundRelationship[typeCode=COMP].target
   patient.scoper or .scoper.playsRole

Mappings for Open EHR Archetype Mapping (http://openehr.org)

BodyStructureEu
BodyStructureArchetype ID openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER.anatomical_location.v1 Concept name Anatomical Location Concept description Record details about an anatomical location. Keywords location, site, anatomical Copyright © openEHR Foundation Purpose To record details about anatomical location. Misuse Not for specifiying unilateral/bilateral occurrence - this is related to an evaluation which perhaps includes multiple locations. Author Author name: Heather Leslie Organization: Ocean Informatics Email: heather.leslie@oceaninformatics.com Date of Origination: 2008-11-10 Translator Norwegian Bokmål: Lars Bitsch-Larsen, Haukeland University Hospital of Bergen, Norway, MD, DEAA, MBA, spec in anesthesia, spec in tropical medicine. Arabic (Syria): Mona Saleh Other contributors Heather Leslie, Ocean Informatics, Australia (Editor) Ian McNicoll, freshEHR Clinical Informatics, United Kingdom (Editor) Dunmail Hodkinson, Black Pear Software Ltd, UK References Use cases: - 5LICS, midclavicular line - L forearm, 2cm anterior to the cubital fossa - Right iliac fossa - 5 cm below L tibial tuberosity - 2 cm medial to R nipple - 4 cm below R costal margin in midclavicular line - R femur - midline nose - medial aspect of R great toe nail.
   identifierSpecific location Cluster Optional (0..1) Cardinality: Mandatory, repeating, unordered (1..*)
   includedStructure
      structureName of location
      lateralityCombines Side, Numerical identifier, Anatomical plane,and Aspect
      qualifierCombines Side, Numerical identifier, Anatomical plane,and Aspect
   descriptionDescription of anatomical location/Visual markings/orientation
   imageImage

Mappings for HL7 V2 Mapping (http://hl7.org/v2)

BodyStructureEu
BodyStructure
   morphologySPM-4/SPM-5
   includedStructure
      structureOBX-20/SPM-8/SPM-10
      lateralityNo distinct element defined in V2.x. The IHE Radiology Technical Framework directs the use of OBR-15-specimen source to contain laterality for imaging studies./SPM-9
      qualifierNo distinct element defined in V2.x. The IHE Radiology Technical Framework directs the use of OBR-15-specimen source to contain laterality for imaging studies./SPM-9
   descriptionNTE
   imageOBX
   patientPID-3