P26 KE-P26 · inpatient visit

One row per condition family: what the record supports under the published definition, what the note states, the visit's diagnosis entries, and an assessment. Codes are coded from the signed documentation; the software never assigns one.

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Condition families for this encounter (1)
Condition family	What the record supports	What the note states	Visit diagnosis entries	Assessment
Anaemia measured	`who2024_anaemia@1.0` Draft · pending review Mild anaemia haemoglobin 112 g/L 2026-11-09 08:05 · LM-P26-01 Window: 30 days before the check. Citation Anaemia and its severity by haemoglobin (WHO 2024) who2024_anaemia@1.0 Table 3: Adults, 15–65 years, nonpregnant women: No anaemia ≥120; Mild 110–119; Moderate 80–109; Severe <80. Adults, 15–65, years men: ≥130; 110–129; 80–109; <80 (g/L) World Health Organization, Guideline on haemoglobin cutoffs to define anaemia in individuals and populations (2024) · Executive summary: Table 2 (PDF page 12), Table 3 (PDF page 13), Table 4 (PDF page 14), Table 5 (PDF page 15) · source Contested: Cut-offs are 5th percentiles of mostly higher-income populations (WHO's own remark); the men's 130 g/L cut-off and severity percentages were debated by the guideline group; CTCAE and laboratory reference ranges use other limits; older adults (>65) are not covered. Not encoded: The elevation formula (0.0056384 x elevation + 0.0000003 x elevation²) is not used; the 500 m table rows are. The remark that tailored adjustments may be warranted above 2500 m is not encoded. Adjustment for inflammation/infection (malaria) and for genetic ancestry: WHO recommends none (normative statements 2.b and 2.c); nothing is applied. Type and cause of anaemia (iron deficiency, blood loss, haemolysis) are not assessed. Persons older than 65 years and infants under 6 months: Table 2 gives no cut-off, so they are not assessable. Exactly 20 cigarettes per day: Table 5 lists '10–19' and '>20', so 20 per day is outside the table and not assessable (source gap).	Not stated	None entered	The record supports it; neither stated in the note nor entered Draft a query
Code-family reference: Anaemia Coders only reference for coders — the clinician's documented statement governs; the software does not assign codes `D64` Other anemias: distinguishes type of anaemia (sideroblastic, congenital dyserythropoietic, due to antineoplastic chemotherapy, other specified, unspecified) (8 codes in the category). `D64.0` Hereditary sideroblastic anemia `D64.1` Secondary sideroblastic anemia due to disease `D64.2` Secondary sideroblastic anemia due to drugs and toxins `D64.3` Other sideroblastic anemias `D64.4` Congenital dyserythropoietic anemia `D64.81` Anemia due to antineoplastic chemotherapy `D64.89` Other specified anemias `D64.9` Anemia, unspecified `D50` Iron deficiency anemia: distinguishes iron deficiency anaemia: secondary to chronic blood loss, sideropenic dysphagia, other, unspecified (4 codes in the category). `D50.0` Iron deficiency anemia secondary to blood loss (chronic) `D50.1` Sideropenic dysphagia `D50.8` Other iron deficiency anemias `D50.9` Iron deficiency anemia, unspecified `D62` Acute posthemorrhagic anemia: distinguishes acute posthaemorrhagic anaemia (single code) (1 codes in the category). `D62` Acute posthemorrhagic anemia Source: official ICD-10-CM FY2027 code descriptions (extract in library/data/code_reference_fy2027.json).