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Code System Concept Code	765328000
Code System Concept Name	Classic mycosis fungoides (disorder)
Code System Preferred Concept Name	Classic mycosis fungoides (disorder)
Concept Status	Published
Concept Status Date	09/01/2024
Code System Name	SNOMED-CT

Concept Relationships
Concept Details

Concept Details

Code System Code	PH_SNOMED-CT
Code System OID	2.16.840.1.113883.6.96
HL7 Table 0396 Code	SCT
Superseded By Concept
SDO Concept Status	Active
SDO Concept Status Date	07/31/2018
SDO Date Created	07/31/2018
SDO Date Revised	07/31/2018
Description	Classical mycosis fungoides is the most common type of mycosis fungoides, a form of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, and is characterised by slow progression from patches to more infiltrated plaques and eventually to tumours. The disease first manifests by skin lesions consisting of flat patches, preferentially located asymmetrically on the buttocks and other sun-protected areas (lower trunk and thighs, and the breasts in women). In the later stages of the disease, infiltrated plaques and red-violet, dome-shaped tumours or generalised erythroderma may develop. Lymph nodes are the most frequent site of extracutaneous involvement. Visceral involvement (liver, lung, and bone marrow) may also occur. The aetiology remains unknown.
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Concept Alternate Designations

SDO Designation ID	Concept Designation Description	Status	Designation Type	PHIN Preferred Term Flag	Code Flag
3657927014	Classic mycosis fungoides	Active	Synonym	false	false
3657928016	Mycosis fungoides Alibert Bazin type	Active	Synonym	false	false

Associated Value Sets

Value Set Name	Version(s)
Clinical Finding (NNDSS)	2 , 1
Disease	10 , 9 , 8
Problem Value Set	3

Parent Concepts Parent Concepts Parent/Child (Relationship Type) Mycosis fungoides (disorder) {118618005 , SNOMED-CT }	Other Relationships No other relationships present.
Child Concepts No child concepts present.

Page last reviewed:June 20, 2024
Page last updated:June 20, 2024
Content source:
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,