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International classification of diseases for oncology / editors, Constance Percy, Valerie Van Holten, Calum Muir = ICD-O / World Health Organization

Tác giả : World Health Organization

Nhà xuất bản : World Health Organization

Năm xuất bản : 1990

ISBN : 5225019285 (Russian); 7117019794 (Chinese); 8531403723 (Portuguese); 8821422321 (Italian); 9241544147; 9607308484 (Greek); 975483203X (Turkish); 9783540568216 (German)

Chủ đề : 1. Neoplasms -- classification.

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Portuguese and Spanish versions (1ed) issued as: Publicación científica / Organización Panamericana de la Salud ; no. 345An extension of chapter II (Neoplasms) of the tenth revision of the International classification of diseases and related health problems (ICD-10)ger (topography section) published by: Berlin : Springerjap published by: Tokyo : Ministry of Health, Statistics Divisionest (excerpts) published by: Tallinn : Estonian Cancer Registry, Ministry of Healthest (topography section) published by: Tallinn : Institute of Experimental and Clinical Medicine, Ministry of Healthita published by: Milan : Edi.ErmesChinese-1,2ed-tur published by: Bornova-Izmir : Aegean University PressFrench-1ed-est-1ed-Computer disk kept in DC144 p. + 1 computer disk ; 3 1/2 in.Italian-1,2ed-German-1,2ed-Spanish-1ed-Japanese-1,2ed-English-online- The second revised edition of the standard international coding tool for cancer registration. The 1990 edition, which has been finalized following extensive field testing throughout the world, permits the coding of all neoplasms as malignant, benign, in situ, of uncertain behaviour, or metastatic. As in the previous edition, a separate code for histologic grading and differentiation has also been included. ICD-O, which comes into force before ICD-10, can be used for both topographic sites and histologic types of neoplasms by those who wish to code greater detail about a neoplasm than is provided for in the neoplasms chapter of ICD-10. Since the great majority of users are from tumor registries, the new edition features specific instructions for tumor registrars as well as for pathologists. The classification was developed in collaboration with the United States National Cancer Institute and the WHO International Agency for Research on Cancer. New features include adoption of the ICD-10 classification for tumor topography with its alphanumeric coding system, inclusion of several new histologic types in the morphology section, complete remodelling of the section on Non-Hodgkins lymphoma, and expansion of the sixth-digit code for histologic grading and differentiation in order to identify T- and B-cell involvement for lymphomas and leukemias

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