California Cancer Reporting System Standards, Volume III
This edit has also been named RX Hosp Transplnt/Endocr in this volume. However, Transp Endo Hosp is the name that will be used for 2012.
CCR ID |
NAACCR ID |
| E1621 | None: State Requestor |
Identifies systemic therapeutic procedures given as part of first course of treatment at this facility or the reason they were not used. These include bone marrow transplants, stem cell harvests, and surgical and radiation endocrine therapy
Admission
1
| 00 | None, diagnosed at autopsy |
| 10 | Bone marrow transplant NOS |
| 11 | Bone marrow tranplant autologous |
| 12 | Bone marrow transplant allogeneic |
| 20 | Stem cell harvest and infusion |
| 30 | Endocrine surgery and/or endocrine radiation therapy |
| 40 | Code 30 in combo with 10, 11, 12 or 20 |
| 82 | Contraindicated |
| 85 | Patient died |
| 86 | Recommended, not given |
| 87 | Refused |
| 88 | Recommended, unknown if given |
99 |
Unknown, death certificate-only cases |
If the new case record version is A or later, then just load C/N #F03564 and right-justify and zero-fill.
Manual (Change may require update to RX Summ—Transplnt/Endocr).
Yes
IF459 RX Summ—Transplnt/Endocr, Transp Endo Hosp
IF899 Date of Initial RX, Ca Dir RX 2003
IF992 Class of Case, RX at Hosp
IF1144: Class of Case 20-22, Treatment
| 3/26/03 | New data item requirement for cases diagnosed January 1, 2003 and forward. |
| 10/8/03 | Added conversion table to Source. |
| 3/3/04 | Replaced conversion table in Source to fix conversion problems due to this field being converted incorrectly. Removed conversion instructions from SOURCE for Version 9 records. See Use Case 22. Added autopsy cases text to code 00 for clarity. |
| 2010 | Data Change: CCR name (Transp_Endo_Hosp) changed to match NAACCR name. Other data item names changed in Update. |
1/9/12 |
CCR name (RX Hosp--Transplnt-Endocr) chaned back to (Transp
Endo Hosp), the original name.
In the normal sequence, V2 provides the correct name of a data item and V3 is modified (later) to match. In this specific case, the process failed. The item was changed in V3, but was not changed in V2. The best solution is to return V3 to the original name, because a V2 change would impact the "already published) V2 and that impacts Eureka and vendor software teams. Thus, the data item is once again named Transp Endo Hosp. However, both names have been retained in the TOC and the TOC in both instances, points to this topic. Just in case someone actually remembers the 2011 mistaken name. Phew. I'm going home. |