9 Cardiac disorders All Impairments Cardiac, Pain Syndromes, Pulmonary 10 Pulmonary Disorders All Other Impairments Cardiac, Pain Syndromes, Pulmonary 11 Burns All Other Impairments All Other Impairments 12 Congenital deformities All Other Impairments All Other Impairments 13 Other disabling impairments All Impairments All Impairments 14 Major Multiple Trauma Major Multiple Trauma Multiple Trauma 15 Developmental Disability All Other Impairments All Impairments 16 Reconditioning/ restorative All Other Impairments Reconditioning A preliminary map between the AROC Impairment and the AN-SNAP V4 paediatric impairment groups has been developed. It is presented in the following table with examples of aetiologic diseases that underpin each impairment and some guidelines around their use. Impairment code map AROC Impairment Code When to use this group and/or Aetiologic Diagnosis AN-SNAP V4 definitions Paediatric Impairment 1.11 Stroke Haemorrhagic: this group for cases with Intracerebral haemorrhage Brain USE – Left Body Involvement (Right the diagnosis of cerebral Other and unspecified Brain) ischemia due to vascular intracranial haemorrhage 1.12 Stroke Haemorrhagic: thrombosis, embolism, or – Right Body Involvement (Left haemorrhage. Ischaemic Brain) strokes that then have a 1.13 Stroke Haemorrhagic: haemorrhagic event should – Bilateral Involvement be classified as Stroke – 1.14 Stroke haemorrhagic: Ischaemic. – No Paresis Do NOT use this group for: 1.19 Stroke Haemorrhagic: 1. cases of brain dysfunction – Other Stroke secondary to non-vascular causes such as trauma, inflammation, tumour or degenerative changes. 2. cases of subarachnoid haemorrhage. These should be classified to Brain Dysfunction (2.11) 1.21 Stroke Ischaemic: Left USE this group for cases with – Body Involvement the diagnosis of cerebral Brain) ischemia due to vascular 1.22 Stroke Ischaemic: thrombosis, embolism, or – Right Body Involvement (Left haemorrhage. Ischaemic Brain) strokes that then have a haemorrhagic event should
9 Cardiac disorders All Impairments Cardiac, Pain Syndromes, Pulmonary 10 Pulmonary Disorders All Other Impairments Cardiac, Pain Syndromes, Pulmonary 11 Burns All Other Impairments All Other Impairments 12 Congenital deformities All Other Impairments All Other Impairments 13 Other disabling impairments All Impairments All Impairments 14 Major Multiple Trauma Major Multiple Trauma Multiple Trauma 15 Developmental Disability All Other Impairments All Impairments 16 Reconditioning/ restorative All Other Impairments Reconditioning A preliminary map between the AROC Impairment and the AN-SNAP V4 paediatric impairment groups has been developed. It is presented in the following table with examples of aetiologic diseases that underpin each impairment and some guidelines around their use. Impairment code map AROC Impairment Code When to use this group and/or definitions Aetiologic Diagnosis AN-SNAP V4 Paediatric Impairment 1.11 Stroke – Haemorrhagic: Left Body Involvement (Right Brain) 1.12 Stroke – Haemorrhagic: Right Body Involvement (Left Brain) 1.13 Stroke – Haemorrhagic: Bilateral Involvement 1.14 Stroke – haemorrhagic: No Paresis 1.19 Stroke – Haemorrhagic: Other Stroke USE this group for cases with the diagnosis of cerebral ischemia due to vascular thrombosis, embolism, or haemorrhage. Ischaemic strokes that then have a haemorrhagic event should be classified as Stroke – Ischaemic. Do NOT use this group for: 1. cases of brain dysfunction secondary to non-vascular causes such as trauma, inflammation, tumour or degenerative changes. 2. cases of subarachnoid haemorrhage. These should be classified to Brain Dysfunction (2.11) Intracerebral haemorrhage Other and unspecified intracranial haemorrhage Brain 1.21 Stroke – Ischaemic: Left Body Involvement Brain) 1.22 Stroke – Ischaemic: Right Body Involvement (Left Brain) USE this group for cases with the diagnosis of cerebral ischemia due to vascular thrombosis, embolism, or haemorrhage. Ischaemic strokes that then have a haemorrhagic event should
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