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biom:DentalVisualImageCode

A visual image view code

Element information

Content

  • Type based on xsd:token
    • Valid valueDescription
      EFLRImage with device present that retracts the lips
      EFNSThe subject's face without any incisions performed by the medical examiner or coroner.
      EFOLLeft - Image should fill at least 90% of the image and extend from above the top of the head to the inferior border of the hyoid bone. The subject's head is rotated 45_. This position is independent of the size of the nose in contrast to the alignment of the nose with the cheek. Focus point and center of the picture is on the Frankfort horizontal line at the junction with the lateral acanthus. The lower margin is the steno-clavicular joint.
      EFORRight - Image should fill at least 90% of the image and extend from above the top of the head to the inferior border of the hyoid bone. The subject's head is rotated 45_. This position is independent of the size of the nose in contrast to the alignment of the nose with the cheek. Focus point and center of the picture is on the Frankfort horizontal line at the junction with the lateral acanthus. The lower margin is the steno-clavicular joint.
      EFPLLeft - Image should fill at least 90% of the image and extend from above the top of the head to the inferior border of the hyoid bone. The head should be positioned so that the ala-tragus line is parallel to the floor of the jaw in the rest position. The head should be turned so that the contralateral eyebrow is barely visible. The image should be centered midline of the face both horizontally and vertically.
      EFPRRight - Image should fill at least 90% of the image and extend from above the top of the head to the inferior border of the hyoid bone. The head should be positioned so that the ala-tragus line is parallel to the floor of the jaw in the rest position. The head should be turned so that the contralateral eyebrow is barely visible. The image should be centered midline of the face both horizontally and vertically.
      EFWIImage taken after incisions made that were part of the examination of the subject
      IBLBThe image should extend from the left canines to as far distally as possible. Ideally the left second molars should be included.
      IBLLThe image should extend from the left mandibular canine to as far distally as possible. Ideally the left mandibular second molar should be included.
      IBLRThe image should extend from the right mandibular canine to as far distally as possible. Ideally the right mandibular second molar should be included.
      IBRBThe image should extend from the right canines to as far distally as possible. Ideally the right second molars should be included.
      IBULThe image should extend from the left maxillary canine to as far distally as possible. Ideally the left maxillary second molar should be included.
      IBURThe image should extend from the right maxillary canine to as far distally as possible. Ideally the right maxillary second molar should be included.
      ICLThis view should be centered on the left oral linea alba and should include the left parotid papilla.
      ICRThis view should be centered on the right oral linea alba and should include the right parotid papilla.
      IFJBThe image shows the full set of teeth, including anterior teeth as well as a partial view of the premolar and possibly the first molar region. This is the most common code associated with an intraoral frontal view.
      IFJLThe image is taken from the front of the mouth and shows a view of the upper (maxillary) teeth. This code should be selected when there are no lower teeth present on the subject.
      IFJUThe image is taken from the front of the mouth and shows a view of the upper (maxillary) teeth. This code should be selected when the lower jaw is not present on the subject or there are no upper teeth present on the subject.
      ILLThis image should be captured of the mandibular vestibule if there is a significant finding (i.e., tattoo or oral lesion) or an abnormailty of the inferior labial frenulum such as connecting to the palate between the front teeth.
      ILLBThe image should extend from the left canines to as far distally as possible. Ideally the left second molars should be included.
      ILLFThe image should include left mandibular canine to right mandibular canine.
      ILLLThe image should extend from the left mandibular canine to as far distally as possible. Ideally the left mandibular second molar should be included.
      ILLRThe image should extend from the right mandibular canine to as far distally as possible. Ideally the right mandibular second molar should be included.
      ILRBThe image should extend from the right canines to as far distally as possible. Ideally the right second molars should be included.
      ILUThis image should be captured of the maxillary vestibule if there is a significant finding (i.e., tattoo or oral lesion) or an abnormailty of the superior labial frenulum such as connecting to the palate between the front teeth.
      ILUFThe image should include left maxillary canine to right maxillary canine.
      ILULThe image should extend from the left maxillary canine to as far distally as possible. Ideally the left maxillary second molar should be included.
      ILURThe image should extend from the right maxillary canine to as far distally as possible. Ideally the right maxillary second molar should be included.
      IOLAThis view should include all anterior teeth, all premolars and at least the mandibular first molar.
      IOLFThis image should contain the occlusal surface of the teeth from left mandibular canine to right mandibular canine.
      IOLLThis view should include all anterior teeth, all premolars and at least the mandibular first molar.
      IOLRThis view should include all anterior teeth, all premolars and at least the mandibular first molar.
      IOUAThis view should include all anterior teeth, all premolars and at least the maxillary first molar.
      IOUFThis image should contain the occlusal surface of the teeth from left maxillary canine to right maxillary canine.
      IOULThis view should include all anterior teeth, all premolars and at least the maxillary first molar.
      IOURThis view should include all anterior teeth, all premolars and at least the maxillary first molar.
      IPBThis view is focused upon the soft tissue at the back of the mouth. It should include the uvula and oropharynx regions.
      IPCThis should be a centered view of the palate.
      ITLThis view should be taken with the tongue raised or in retroflex position, centered on the frenulum.
      ITUThis view should be taken with the tongue as flat as possible.
  • Attributes

    NameOccTypeDescriptionNotes
    structures:id [0..1]xsd:IDfrom group structures:SimpleObjectAttributeGroup
    structures:ref [0..1]xsd:IDREFfrom group structures:SimpleObjectAttributeGroup
    structures:uri [0..1]xsd:anyURIfrom group structures:SimpleObjectAttributeGroup
    structures:metadata [0..1]xsd:IDREFSfrom group structures:SimpleObjectAttributeGroup
    structures:relationshipMetadata [0..1]xsd:IDREFSfrom group structures:SimpleObjectAttributeGroup
    Any attribute[0..*]Namespace: urn:us:gov:ic:ism urn:us:gov:ic:ntk, Process Contents: laxfrom group structures:SimpleObjectAttributeGroup

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    Sample instance

    <biom:DentalVisualImageCode>EFLR</biom:DentalVisualImageCode>