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[Condition] Morphology of wounds / (open) fractures / ... VS morphology of tumors #37
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EDIT: bodyStructure is not an element in R4, but bodySite is, so we could argue using a bodyStructure extension to put morphology in it EDIT2: in context of the datacapabilities project (KWS data to FHIR) this is an urgent question |
I'll bring this topic back to life cuz we need an answer and there is a WG tomorrow ;)
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this will be discussed in the business work group and referred back to WG through @bdc-ehealth |
Morphology is defined as an element of bodyStructure (see https://build.fhir.org/bodystructure.html) but, I assume, we don't want to put diagnosis in the bodyStructure element. Therefore we came across some questions:
**Case burn injury: ** seems valid to describe the wound in the bodyStructure and thus add morphology
Case tumor: ??? depends on the case - procedure / observation / ... also related to Question about logical model for oncologie: #38
Case open or closed fracture: maybe using an extension? Or putting it in the bodyStructure?
The US made an extension: https://build.fhir.org/ig/HL7/fhir-mCODE-ig/StructureDefinition-mcode-histology-morphology-behavior.html that, I think, is only used in their oncology model.
My suggestion would be the following:
Something like that? Are there other/better suggestions?
FYI related topics:
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