Agopuntura: a cosa serve, benefici, controindicazioni - Blog InSalute
Quindi, considerando il tempo di inserimento degli aghi, una seduta di agopuntura ha una durata variabile di circa un'ora. I benefici dell' ...
International Classification of Diseases
Ma non è finita qui, perché a giugno 2018 l’OMS ha rilasciato la prima versione del prossimo <anchor>International Classification of Diseases</anchor> (ICD11) – una classificazione dei disturbi e delle patologie – che diventerà operativa dal 1° gennaio del 2022 per tutti gli Stati membri: all’interno, trova spazio un intero capitolo dedicato alla diagnosi secondo i principi della Medicina Tradizionale Cinese, di cui l’agopuntura occupa uno spazio fondamentale.
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## Advanced Search Help

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Advanced search lets you search selected properties of the classification. You
could search all properties or a selected subset only

Please
provide keywords in the Search Text field and check the
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The system will search for the keywords in the properties that
you've checked

The results are sorted by how good the text entered matches the phrase in ICD.
It is also grouped by using the ICD hierarchy so that if the search text matches a parent category and several children,
they will appear in a fashion that is easy to identify this relation visually. The list shows only the titles or the
best match among the matched terms if the title is not a match. However, ▤
button will make more matching results visible under the entity.

If the search query hits more than 200 results, then only the top 200 will be
displayed.

If you provide more than one keyword, the system will
search for items that have all the keywords.

Wildcards:

You may also use wildcard character *

For example, searching diabet* finds all entities that have a word that start with
"diabet"

#### Search Results

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After the search the results are displayed at the lower right area of the screen. Clicking on any result will load that entity

You may close the Advanced Search window or the Search Results pane by clicking the X at the top left corner of the
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## Quick Search Help

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Quick search helps you quickly navigate to a particular category.
It searches the titles, inclusions, synonyms and narrower terms and it works by starting to search as you type and
provide you options in a dynamic dropdown list.

Clicking on one of the entities that appear in the list will load the entity.

The results are sorted by how good the text entered matches the phrase in ICD.
It is also grouped by using the ICD hierarchy so that if the search text matches a parent category and several children,
they will appear in a fashion that is easy to identify this relation visually. The list shows only the titles or the
best match among the matched terms if the title is not a match. However, ▤
button will make more matching results visible under the entity.

You may also use wildcards to find similar words or to simply save some
typing.

For example, transp* accident will find entities with
transport and accident

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### The ICD Foundation Component

The Foundation Component represents the entire WHO-FIC universe. It is a multidimensional collection of interconnected entities and synonyms.
These entities consist of diseases, disorders, injuries, external causes, signs and symptoms, functional descriptions, interventions, and extension codes.
ICD-11 statistical core (MMS) is derived from this foundation, ICF and ICHI will follow.

The entities in the Foundation Component:

1. are not necessarily mutually exclusive
2. allow multiple parenting ( i. e. an entity may be in more than one branch, for example tuberculosis meningitis is both an infection and a brain disease)

### The Linearizations

A linearization is a subset of the foundation component, that is:

1. Fit for a particular purpose: reporting mortality, morbidity, or other uses
2. Composed of entities that are Mutually Exclusive of each other
3. Each entity is given a single parent

Linearizations are similar to the classical print versions of ICD Tabular List (e.g. volume I of ICD-10 or other previous editions).
Various linearizations could be built at different granularity,
use case or other purposes such as for Primary Care, Clinical Care or Research. The linkage from the foundation component to a particular
linearization will ensure consistent use of the classifications.

- Proposals

## This functionality is availabe after you log in to the system

You may click the [Log In] link to sign in to the system. If you don't already have an account, it's
very easy to setup one using the same link.

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### WHO-FIC Maintenance Platform

Welcome to the Maintenance Platform for the WHO Family of International Classifications (WHO-FIC)

This site contains work in progress versions of the Classifications

- ICD-11
- ICF
- ICHI

For the latest release of ICD-11 please see ICD-11 Browser

You need to create an account for yourself if you wish to contribute to the classification by writing proposals or comments by following the link below

Please note that the accounts you've created before the release of the classification are still valid.

### Caveats

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- The audience for this site is the maintainers, contributors and translators of the classification
- The classification seen on this is not the released version of the classification. The content in this platform may change on an ongoing basis
- For the latest release of the ICD-11 please see ICD-11 Browser

### Related Information

For more information about how to use this site, please see the User Guide

For more questions, please contact icd@who.int

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## Visualization Modes

#### Foundation

When visualizing the foundation, all nodes look the same except the selected entity which has a darker background and
larger circle.
In this example the Intervertebral disc herniation is the selected entity



#### Linearizations

When browsing a linearization, only entities in that linearization are visible. Regular parent-child relations are shown in
blue color. The foundation children that are not linearization children are shown with a dashed line in gray.



The color within the circle shows whether the entity is a grouping entity or a category with a code

#### Linearization within foundation

If you click on the  button, the system displays the
system shows you the foundation but highlighting the linearization within the foundation.

In this mode, the entities that are in the linearization has a blue circle whereas entities that are not in the
linearization has a gray circle. As in the linearization view, the color inside circle shows whether the entity is a grouping or a codable category

The blue lines show the linearization parents where as the gray lines are other parent-child relations in the foundation



In this example, "Polycythaemia" has 3 children in the foundation.

One of them (the one with the gray circle) is not included
in the linearization.

"Relative polycythaemia" is included in the linearization but the linearization parent is elsewhere (blue node with
gray connection).

The third one is a proper linearization children (blue circle with blue line)

More information on the visualization feature is available in the
User Guide

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