Table 2 Some examples of mapping results between abnormal state ontology and external resources. Blank cells mean that abnormal states defined in our ontology are not existent in other resources
Concepts | Our Ontology | PATO | HPO | MeSH | SNOMED–CT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Level 1 | structural abnormality | ||||
Level 1 | material degeneration | PATO:0002037 degeneration | |||
Level 1 | hardening | PATO:0000386 hard | |||
Level 1 | size abnormality | ||||
Level 1 | large in size | PATO:0000586 increased size | |||
Level 1 | hyperfunction | PATO:0001625 increased functionality | |||
Level 1 | dysfunction | ||||
Level 1 | movement abnormality | D009069 Movement Disorders | |||
Level 2 | narrowed cross-sectional area of tube | ||||
Level 2 | hardening of wall | ||||
Level 2 | cellular tissue necrosis | PATO:0000647 necrotic | D009336 Necrosis | ||
Level 2 | conoronary artery stenosis | HP:0005145 Coronary artery stenosis | D023921 Coronary Stenosis | 233970002 Coronary artery stenosis | |
Level 2 | arterial occlusion | 2929001 Occlusion of artery | |||
Level 2 | coronary artery occlusion | D054059 Coronary Occlusion | 63739005 Coronary occlusion | ||
Level 2 | chest pain | HP:0100749 Chest pain | D002637 Chest pain | 29857009 Chest pain | |
Level 3 | coronary artert stenosis in arteriosclerosis | ||||
Level 3 | esophagel stenosis in esophagitis |