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If the source concept does not assert gender, yet only gender restricted target codes are found within ICD-10, the map will be considered CONTEXT DEPENDENT. The Mapping Specialist will create up to three Map members for this source concept, including rules for mapping to female and male record context as appropriate to the ICD-10 structures, and a default record indicating that the concept is not classifiable in the absence of gender information.

• Concept
  ShowParts id+term t 8619003 | Infertile (finding)|

  will be mapped within a single mapGroup employing sequential rules for female and male gender patients and exclusion rules as appropriate. The Map Target for each record will link to the appropriate classification code for that gender context; females map to N97.9, Female infertility, unspecified and males map to N46, Male infertility. The mapCategoryId for each will indicate that the record is context dependent (

  Concept
  ShowParts id+term t 447639009|Map of source concept is context dependent|

  ), the mapRule will be "IFA 248152002 Female (finding)" or "IFA 248153007 Male (finding)"

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• . A final default Map member will also be created should rule processing for gender not be supported by vendor software. This will include a mapCategoryId indicating the Map is not classifiable (

  Concept
  ShowParts id+term t 447638001 |Mapsource concept cannot be classified with available data|

  ), requiring patient data. (Exemplar: Gender: #3)

• Concept
  ShowParts id+term t 430556008 | Malignant neoplasm of genital structure (disorder) |

  has a similar mapping. In this case, the map for females is C57.9 Malignant neoplasm, female genital organ, unspecified. The mapping for males is C63.9 Malignant neoplasm, male genital organ, unspecified (Exemplar: Gender: #4)

• Concept
  ShowParts id+term t 410070006 | Herniated urinary bladder (disorder) |

   also requires gender restrictions; the map for female is N81.1 Cystocele, and the map for male is N32.8 Other specified disorders of bladder. (Exemplar: Gender: #5)