A new LOINC code (101397-8) was published for copy number variation analysis in blood or tissue by sequencing. This standardizes the reporting of genetic test results within healthcare interoperability systems.
The FHIR Server made available content for LOINC Code 36421-6, which pertains to CTA Upper extremity vessels. This update ensures standardized data representation for vascular imaging procedures within the FHIR framework.
A new LOINC code, 72670-3, was published for the Metanephrine, Normetanephrine, 3-Methoxytyramine and Creatinine panel. This code is available within the FHIR standard, facilitating standardized data exchange for laboratory results.
HL7 released LOINC Code 100760-8, which specifically identifies X-ray images of the radius and ulna. This integration ensures standardized coding for orthopedic imaging data within the FHIR ecosystem.
A new LOINC code, 58091-0, was established for the Glucose-6-Phosphate dehydrogenase newborn screen panel. This code supports standardized data exchange for newborn screening results using FHIR standards.
Guidance concerning LOINC Code 72645-5 for vascular sclerotherapy of Extremity vein was released. This information is available through the FHIR Server LOINC Content.
FHIR Server has published content for LOINC Code 41762-6, which specifies Megestrol acetate measurement in Serum or Plasma. This update ensures standardized data representation for this specific laboratory test within the FHIR framework.
FHIR Server has made available LOINC content for the measurement 'Cannabinoids cutoff [Mass/volume] in Urine'. This resource supports standardized data exchange for substance testing results.
HL7 made available the FHIR Server LOINC Content for the specific LOINC code 34564-5. This resource supports the representation of 'Cell count and Differential panel - Cerebral spinal fluid' within FHIR standards.
FHIR Server LOINC Content was made available for measuring Trypsin enzymatic activity or volume in body fluids. This resource supports standardized data exchange for laboratory measurements.
The LOINC Code 19897-8, representing Carbon dioxide [Partial pressure] in Capillary blood, is now accessible via the FHIR Server. This update facilitates standardized data exchange for capillary blood gas measurements.
A new LOINC code, 28973-6, has been published to standardize the representation of left contact lens prescriptions over the refraction axis. This code is available for implementation using the FHIR standard.
The LOINC Code 77702-9, which measures sensory complaints related to parkinsonism, has been made available via the FHIR Server. This resource supports standardized data exchange for neurological assessments.
A specific LOINC Part Code (LP402439-6) for 'Fine Granular Casts | Urine sediment' is available through the FHIR Server. This resource supports standardized coding for urine sediment analysis within the FHIR framework.
HL7 has released a new LOINC Part Code (LP408883-9) specifically for carbon dioxide settings in gas delivery systems. This addition enhances interoperability by providing standardized terminology for gas-related measurements within the FHIR framework.
The FHIR Server provided content for the LOINC code 47551-7, which specifies Alanine measurement in DBS. This update contributes to standardized data exchange for laboratory results using FHIR standards.
A new LOINC code (103562-5) has been established for measuring AB-Fubinaca metabolite 3 in urine. This code specifies the measurement using a Confirmatory method.
The FHIR Server LOINC Content was updated to include information for LOINC Code 101448-9, which pertains to Contactin-associated protein 1 IgG Ab [Presence]. This update ensures standardized interoperability for reporting this specific laboratory test result using FHIR standards.
HL7 published information regarding the use of Red Kidney Bean IgG Ab [Presence] in Serum by Radioallergosorbent test within the FHIR Server LOINC Content. This suggests the integration of specific diagnostic test codes into the FHIR standard.
A new LOINC code (98872-5) was created to standardize the data collection for a SARS-CoV-2 socioeconomic questionnaire. This code facilitates the interoperability of health data related to the impact of the pandemic on school-age children.