TUMOUR INVASION INDICATOR (CORPUS CAVERNOSUM)
TUMOUR INVASION INDICATOR (CORPUS CAVERNOSUM) is an indication of whether the Tumour has invaded the corpus cavernosum (one of two parallel columns of erectile TISSUE forming the dorsal part of the body of the penis) during an Urological Cancer Care Spell .
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Description
TUMOUR INVASION INDICATOR (CORPUS CAVERNOSUM) is the same as attribute TUMOUR INVASION INDICATOR FOR PENIS.
TUMOUR INVASION INDICATOR (CORPUS CAVERNOSUM) is an indication of whether the Tumour has invaded the corpus cavernosum (one of two parallel columns of erectile TISSUE forming the dorsal part of the body of the penis) during an Urological Cancer Care Spell.
Note: This item does not adhere to NHS England Data Design Principles but cannot be changed for this version of the data set as it is included in the Royal College of Pathologists data set only. It should not be used in any other data set until the Data Design Principles are met.
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| Context | Alias |
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| Plural | TUMOUR INVASION INDICATORS (CORPUS CAVERNOSUM) |
Where Used
| Type | Link | How used |
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| Data Set | Cancer Outcomes and Services Data Set - Pathology: Urological | references in description TUMOUR INVASION INDICATOR (CORPUS CAVERNOSUM) |
| Data Element | TUMOUR INVASION INDICATOR (CORPUS CAVERNOSUM) | references in description TUMOUR INVASION INDICATOR (CORPUS CAVERNOSUM) |