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Purpose

An 900000000000516008 $$ Annotation type reference set $$ allows text strings to be associated with components for any specified purpose.

Data structure

An annotation reference set String reference set used to apply text annotations to selected SNOMED CT components .

Table 46. Annotation reference set - Data structure

 

 

Field

Data type

Purpose

id

UUID

A 128 bit unsigned integer, uniquely identifying this reference set member .
Different versions of a reference set member share the same id but have different effectiveTimes. This allows a reference set member to be modified or made inactive (i.e. removed from the active set) at a specified time.

effectiveTime

Time

The inclusive date or time at which this version of the identified reference set member became the current version.
The current version of this reference set member at time T is the version with the most recent effectiveTime prior to or equal to time T .

active

Boolean

The state of the identified reference set member as at the specified effectiveTime .
If active = 1 (true) the reference set member is part of the current version of the set, if active = 0 (false) the reference set member is not part of the current version of the set.

moduleId

SCTID

Identifies the SNOMED CT module that contains this reference set member as at the specified effectiveTime .
The value must be a subtype of 900000000000443000 $$ Module (core metadata concept) $$ within the metadata hierarchy .

refsetId

SCTID

Identifies the reference set to which this reference set member belongs.
In this case, set to 900000000000516008 $$ Annotation type reference set $$ .

referencedComponentId

SCTID

The identifier of the component to be annotated.

annotation

String

The text annotation to attach to the component identified by referencedComponentId .

Metadata

The following metadata in supports this reference set :

Figure 15. Annotation References Sets in the Metadata Hierarchy

Descriptor template

The tables below show the descriptors that define the structure of the 900000000000516008 $$ Annotation type reference set $$ pattern and examples of the descriptors for specific reference sets that follow this pattern.

The attributeType for the Annotation field can be any descendant of the " string " concept in the metadata hierarchy. This hierarchy is described in more detail under the " Reference set descriptor" section.
The table below holds the Descriptor for the "Associated image" annotation reference set, which allows URLs to be associated with concepts :

Note that in the table above, the $$ URL $$ concept is a descendant of | string | concept in the metadata.
Note: The tables above omit the initial four columns of data present in the release file. These follow the standards versioning pattern id, effectiveTime, active, moduleId. Additionally, to aid understanding, the tables above also show the term from one of the descriptions associated with each of the identified concept. The release file only contains the identifier .

Annotation reference set example

As no annotation reference sets are included in the International Release, these sample rows are for illustration only.

Table 49. Example of "Associated image" Annotation Reference Set

 

 

refsetId

referencedComponentId

Annotation

900000000000517004 $$ Associated image $$

80891009 $$ Heart structure $$

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heart#mediaviewer/File:Wiki_Heart_Antomy_Ties_van_Brussel.jpg

900000000000517004 $$ Associated image $$

86174004 $$ Laparoscope $$

http://www.educationaldimensions.com/eLearn/endoscope/bigScope.html

In the above example, the two URLs have been used to annotate two SNOMED CT concepts with images on the web. It is not recommended that this mechanism be used to annotate concepts with text that may require translation to other languages. Instead, such text should be included under an appropriate description type within the Description file .
Note: The tables above omit the initial four columns of data present in the release file. These follow the standards versioning pattern id, effectiveTime, active, moduleId. Additionally, to aid understanding, the tables above also show the term from one of the descriptions associated with each of the identified concept. The release file only contains the identifier .


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