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| Spreadsheet Column | Content Description |
|---|---|
| Subset Code | The NCIt code of the subset. |
| Subset Name | The NCIt name of the subset. |
| NCIt Code | The code attached to the concept assigned by NCIt. This code is unique. |
| NCIt PT | The preferred term that NCIt staff has assigned to the concept. |
| HemOnc PT | The preferred term that HemOnc has assigned to the concept. |
| HemOnc Code | A numerical code associated with the HemOnc PT provided by HemOnc. |
| NCIt SY | Synonym(s) that NCIt staff have assigned to the concept. |
| NCIt AB | An abbreviation that is used for this concept. |
| NCIt BR | A brand name that is used for this concept. |
| NCIt CN | A drug study code that is used for this concept. |
| NCIt Definition | A definition for the concept provided by NCIt staff. |
The database is reconciled the last Monday of every month; this is the database from which a production version is generated to correspond to the files posted on the ftp site. The version is noted in the tab of the worksheet. The files will be posted during the following two weeks.
Previous versions of the HemOnc Terminology files can be found on the following website (https://evs.nci.nih.gov/ftp1/HemOnc/Archive)
Help requests for these files should go to NCIThesaurus@mail.nih.gov