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<div class="journal-details-container"> <h4> Task #928 has been updated by Vegard Kvilesjø. </h4> <div id="journal-5336-notes" class="note"><p>The comment from 2025-11-24 by Lotta suggested following changes on DRG names: </p><ul> <li>tumor -> tumour</li> <li>catheterisation -> catheterization</li> <li>anestesia -> anesthesia </li> <li>dysequilibrium -> disequilibrium</li> <li>apnoe -> apnoea.</li> </ul><p> </p><p>However, I just realized that these changes is also applicable for other properties. In termes of consistency I suggest to updating these names as well. </p><p> </p><p><strong><u>Tumor → Tumour</u></strong></p><p>DGPROP</p><ul> <li>08X20 - Tumor of bone</li> <li>10X20 - Pituitary tumor</li> </ul><p>PDGPROP</p><ul><li>09P01 - Tumor of skin</li></ul><p>PROCPROP</p><ul> <li>08S40 - Tumor removal from shoulder or humerus</li> <li>08S41 - Tumor removal from elbow or forearm</li> <li>08S42 - Tumor removal from wrist or hand</li> <li>08S43 - Tumor removal from pelvis, hip or femur</li> <li>08S44 - Tumor removal form knee or lower leg</li> <li>08S45 - Tumor removal from ankle or foot</li> </ul><p> </p><p><strong><u>Dysequilibrium → Disequilibrium</u></strong></p><p>DGCAT</p><ul><li>03M02 - Dysequilibrium</li></ul><p> </p><p><strong><u>Apnoe → Apnoea</u></strong></p><p>PROCPROP</p><ul> <li>03O02 - Diagnostic intervention for sleep apnoe</li> <li>03S23 - Simple correction of obstructive apnoe</li> <li>03V02 - Sleep apnoe examination</li> </ul></div></div> <hr/> <p>While revising the <i>DRG</i> and <i>grouping property names</i> in the Combined version we discovered some irregularities, which we wish to discuss in the forthcoming Expert Group meeting. The aim is to agree on some common rules to be followed in the future.</p><p> </p><p>Things to be discussed:</p><p>1. The use of words <strong>disease </strong>and<strong> disorder </strong>(e.g. 207C <i><strong>Diseases </strong>of pancreas except malignancy, w CC</i> / 207C <i><strong>Disorders</strong> of biliary tract, w CC</i> / 907O <i><strong>Disease or disorder</strong> of the hepatobiliary system, short therapy w/o significant procedure</i>). In which cases should either one be used?</p><p>2. The use of words <strong>procedure</strong>, <strong>operation </strong>and<strong> intervention</strong> (e.g. 493X <i>Endoscopic or laparoscopic <strong>operation</strong> on gallbladder, w CC</i> / 471N <i>Bilateral or multiple major joint <strong>procedures</strong> of extremities</i> / 209O <i>Major joint <strong>procedures</strong> of lower extremity, not <strong>reoperation</strong>, short therapy / </i>470H<i> False combination of diagnosis and <strong>intervention</strong></i>). In which cases should each one be used?</p><p>3. The use of singular or plural forms of words (e.g. 088X <i>Chronic obstructive pulmonary <strong>disease</strong></i><strong> </strong>vs. 088M <i>Chronic obstructive pulmonary <strong>diseases</strong></i>, w MCC). In which cases should either one be used?</p><p>4. The use of the sign <strong>&</strong> (e.g. 248C <i>Tendonitis, myositis <strong>&</strong> bursitis</i>, w CC / 404X Lymphoma <strong>&</strong> non-acute leukemia, w/o CC). Should it be used, or should we always use the word <strong>and</strong> instead?</p><p>5. The use of the term <strong>of the </strong>vs. just <strong>of</strong> (e.g. 350X Inflammation <strong>of the</strong> male reproductive system / 911FB <i>Malignancy <strong>of </strong>kidney and urinary tract, cytostatic therapy, short therapy</i>)<i>. </i>Should the use of these be unified too?</p><p> </p><p>Should any of the countries want to raise other issues under discussion, they can be added to the comments of this case.</p>
