Type: openEHR ARCHETYPE
Purpose: A framework archetype for the recording of classification and grading of malignancies using the TNM classification. TNM is the Each malignancy has a unique TNM staging classification and it would be normal to further constrain this archetype to reflect these individual requirements.
Use: May be specialised or template-constrained for each particular tumour. e.g. TNM classification for bronchial carcinoma
Misuse: Should not normally be used for TNM classification without specialisation or template-constraints
| ARCHETYPE ID | openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER.tnm_staging.v1 |
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| Concept | Tumour - TNM Cancer staging |
| Description | A framework for the classification and grading of malignancies using the TNM classification system. |
| Use | May be specialised or template-constrained for each particular tumour. e.g. TNM classification for bronchial carcinoma |
| Misuse | Should not normally be used for TNM classification without specialisation or template-constraints |
| Purpose | A framework archetype for the recording of classification and grading of malignancies using the TNM classification. TNM is the Each malignancy has a unique TNM staging classification and it would be normal to further constrain this archetype to reflect these individual requirements. |
| References | American Joint Committee on Cancer. TNM schema files [Internet]. [cited 2009 Jul 27 ] Available from: http://www.cancerstaging.org/education/tnmschema/tnmschema.html Greene FL, Page DL, Fleming ID. et al, eds, for the American Joint Committee on Cancer. AJCC Cancer Staging Manual. 6th ed. New York, NY: Springer-Verlag; 2002. |
| Copyright | copyright (c) 2009 openEHR Foundation |
| Authors | Author name: Dr Ian McNicoll Organisation: Ocean Informatics Scotland Email: ian.mcnicoll@oceaninformatics.com Date originally authored: 27/07/2009 |
| Other Details Language | Author name: Dr Ian McNicoll Organisation: Ocean Informatics Scotland Email: ian.mcnicoll@oceaninformatics.com Date originally authored: 27/07/2009 |
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| Keywords | tumour, TNM, malignancy, cancer, staging, classification, grade, grading, stage, lymph node, metastasis |
| Lifecycle | AuthorDraft |
| Language used | en |
| Citeable Identifier | 1013.1.410 |
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| Clinical (cTNM) | Clinical (cTNM): Clinical TNM pre-treatment classification based on physical examination, imaging and biopsies. |
| Primary tumour (T) | Primary tumour (T): Clincal assessment of the primary tumour. |
| Regional lymph nodes (N) | Regional lymph nodes (N): Clinical assessment of the regional lymph nodes. |
| Distant metastasis (M) | Distant metastasis (M): Clinical assessment of distant metastasis. |
| Residual tumour (R) | Residual tumour (R): Clinical assessment of post-treatment residual tumour.
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| Clinical staging | Clinical staging: The overall Clinical staging derived from each T, N and M component e.g T1aM0NX. May include additional TNM descriptors. |
| Clinical stage grouping | Clinical stage grouping: The TNM Clinical stage grouping. |
| Comment | Comment: A text comment on the Clinical staging. |
| Pathological (pTNM) | Pathological (pTNM): Pathological staging. Based on the clinical staging, results of procedures and pathological/histo-pathological assessment. |
| Primary tumour (pT) | Primary tumour (pT): Pathological assessment of the primary tumour. |
| Regional lymph node (pN) | Regional lymph node (pN): Pathological assessment of the regional lymph nodes. |
| Distant metastasis (pM) | Distant metastasis (pM): Pathological assessment of distant metastases. |
| Residual tumour (pR) | Residual tumour (pR): Pathological assessment of post-treatment residual tumour.
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| Histopathological grading (G) | Histopathological grading (G): TNM histopathological grading classification.
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| Pathological staging | Pathological staging: The overall Pathological staging derived from each pT, pN and pM component. May include additional TNM descriptors. |
| Pathological stage grouping | Pathological stage grouping: The TNM Pathological stage grouping. |
| Comment | Comment: A text comment on the Pathological staging. |
| Other contributors | Heather Leslie Ocean Informatics Australia Sam Heard Ocean Informatics Australia Koray Atalag, University of Auckland, New Zealand |
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