Review existing MedDRA synonyms

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Status

Represents the status of the MedDRA synonym:

Verbatim Term

Represents a specific literal term or condition as reported by the reporter.

MedDRA Version

Represents a specific version of MedDRA that corresponds to the specific MedDRA synonym.

Different versions of MedDRA may contain variations in terms, codes, or hierarchies, so it is important to ensure that all synonyms are labeled with the correct version to avoid confusion or errors when analyzing adverse events or medical conditions.

Language

Represents a language in which a specific synonym is written.

LLT Code

Represents a unique code that is assigned to the Lowest Level Term (LLT) and that corresponds to the specific MedDRA synonym set.

LLT is the most granular level of term in the MedDRA hierarchy. It provides the greatest level of specificity in the terminology.

LLT Term

Represents the name of the lowest level term that corresponds to the specific MedDRA synonym set. For example, "Abdominal discomfort", "Anaphylactic reaction", "Hypersensitivity vasculitis", and so on.

SOC Code

Represents a unique code assigned to the SOC (System Organ Class) category.

SOC is the highest level of the MedDRA hierarchy. It is a broad category used to group together related medical conditions and AEs. Examples of SOC categories include "Infections and infestations", "Nervous system disorders", and "Musculoskeletal and connective tissue disorders".

SOC Term

Represents a standardized term used to describe the SOC category.

PT Code

Represents a code assigned to the Preferred Term (PT).

PT is a level of the MedDRA hierarchy that provides a standardized way of describing medical conditions and adverse events (AEs) in clinical trials and pharmacovigilance activities. Each PT represents a single medical concept, such as a symptom, sign, disease, or AE.

PT Term

Represents a standardized term used to describe the medical concept represented by the PT.

HLT Code

Represents a unique code assigned to the High-Level Term (HLT).

HLT is a level of the MedDRA hierarchy that provides a way of grouping related Preferred Terms (PTs) together. Each HLT represents a concept that encompasses multiple PTs that are related in terms of clinical presentation or etiology.

HLT Term

Represents a standardized term used to describe the concept represented by the HLT.

HLGT Code

Represents a unique code assigned to the High-Level Group Term (HLGT).

HLGT is a level of the MedDRA hierarchy that provides a way of grouping related High-Level Terms (HLTs) together.

HLGT Term

Represents a standardized term used to describe the concept represented by the HLGT.

Creator

Represents the username of the user who has created a MedDRA synonym.

Create Time

Represents the date and time when the MedDRA synonym has been created.

Modified Date

Represents the date and time when the MedDRA synonym has been updated.

Modified By

Represents the username of the user who has updated a MedDRA synonym.