You can create a lexicon file that you can import into ATB 2.0. The lexicon file must contain terminology extracted from a standard lexicon such as RadLex, SONMED® CT, DICOM, or a user-defined lexicon.
- Create a CSV file with a tab separator. When creating a new line, press Enter.
- Make the first line the file header, with subsequent lines containing the actual data you are importing.
- Structure the header in the following way:
Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 | Column 4 | Column 5 |
---|---|---|---|---|
Code Meaning | Code Value | Coding Scheme Designator | Description | Parent |
An explanation of the header columns follows.
Header Column Name | Description |
---|---|
Code Meaning | A brief description of the code |
Code Value | Code |
Coding Scheme Designator | A source such as RadLex, DCM, STR, etc. |
Description | A full description of the code |
Parent | "Code Value" of the parent of a child term |