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If we look only at site, we see that one 'ICDO Condition' can have multiple schemas. For example: C50.9 - 'Malignant neoplasm of breast of unspecified site' can have 5 schemas:
schema_id
relationship
concept_code
concept_name
breast
Schema to ICDO
NULL-C50.9
Neoplasm defined only by topography: Breast, NOS
myeloma_plasma_cell_disorder
Schema to ICDO
NULL-C50.9
Neoplasm defined only by topography: Breast, NOS
kaposi_sarcoma
Schema to ICDO
NULL-C50.9
Neoplasm defined only by topography: Breast, NOS
heme_retic
Schema to ICDO
NULL-C50.9
Neoplasm defined only by topography: Breast, NOS
lymphoma
Schema to ICDO
NULL-C50.9
Neoplasm defined only by topography: Breast, NOS
We have to choose, what to do in this case. All 'NULL-XXX' conditions have 5 or more schemas. If we leave these relations as is, better don't keep it all. We tend to keep only schema which is site identification, as we do with 'Neoplasm, uncertain whether benign or malignant', for example '8000/1-C50.9':
schema_id
relationship
concept_code
concept_name
breast
Schema to ICDO
8000/1-C50.9
Neoplasm, uncertain whether benign or malignant of breast
@mgurley@cgreich@rimusia
please confirm the logic of schema definition for NULL-XXX concepts.
We link them to organ-specific schema only.
i.e.
NULL-C50.9 -> breast
(Technically NULL can mean Lymphoma as well, but we're omitting this).
after we done #67
we have to add 'NULL-XXX' to NAACCR Schema
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