Flag for notification of a duplicate primary tumour
Morphology codes of a pair of tumours considered to be in the same morphology group
Conditions triggering an interpreation of a duplicate primary for a pair of tumours
Two tumours considered to be the same tumour according to the international rules for multiple primary tumours
Topography codes of a pair of tumours considered to be in the same topography group
Essentially the same as a cancer registry case
The predefined morphology groups specified by the internatinonal rules
A cancer case with more than one tumour
cancer registry case (patient) with a multiple primary tumour (tumours considered different)
Tumours considered as a single primary tumour
Two morphology codes considered as being in s single morphology group
Group that is considered as the same morphology group as any other morphology group
Two topogrpahy codes considered as being in s single topography group
Group that is considered as the same topography group as any other topography group
cancer registry case (patient) with two or more tumours considered the same primary tumour
A pair of tumours diagnosed for the same cancer case (patient)
All possible pairs of tumours of a cancer case with more than one tumour
The two morphologies of any given par of tumours in cancer cases with more than one tumour
The two topographies of any given par of tumours in cancer cases with more than one tumour
The predefined topography groups specified by the internatinonal rules
hasMorphologicalGroup value mptCasePermMorph1_2
hasMorphologicalGroup value mptCasePermMorph1_3
hasMorphologicalGroup value mptCasePermMorph2_3
This axiom ensures that for cases where there is only 1 topography code in a topography permutation couple (i,e. because the topography codes are identical for the two tumours), that this conditoin is by default subsumed by the class: DuplicateTopographyGroup. It will otherwise be missed.