California Cancer Reporting System Standards, Volume III

 

Eureka Edits

IF483: CS SSF 5, Lymph Nodes, Testis (CS)

Edit Sets:

California Hospital Transmit

Eureka Admission Level

Eureka Tumor Level

Fields:

Behavior Code ICD-O-3 [NAACCR 423]

CS Lymph Nodes [NAACCR 2830]

CS Site-Specific Factor5 [NAACCR 2920]

CS Site-Specific Factor25 [NAACCR 2879]

Histologic Type ICD-O-3 [NAACCR 522]

Primary Site [NAACCR 400]

Message:

Testis schema: If CS Site-Specific Factor 5 = [value], CS Lymph Nodes must = [value]

Testis schema: If CS Lymph Nodes must = [value], CS Site-Specific Factor 5 must <> [value]

Specification:

This edit verifies that for cases using the Testis schema, SSF 5 (Size of Metastasis in Lymph Nodes) and CS Lymph Nodes are coded consistently.

 

If CS schema is Testis:

If CS Site-Specific Factor 5 = 000 (no regional lymph nodes involved), then CS Lymph Nodes must = 000 (no regional lymph nodes involved)

If CS Site-Specific Factor 5 = 010-030 (regional lymph nodes involved), then CS Lymph Nodes must = 100-800 (regional nodes involved)

IF CS Lymph Nodes = 510 (stated as N1), then CS Site-Specific Factor 5 must = 010 or 999.

IF CS Lymph Nodes = 520 (stated as N2), then CS Site-Specific Factor 5 must = 020 or 999.

IF CS Lymph Nodes = 530 (stated as N3), then CS Site-Specific Factor 5 must = 030 or 999.

 

This edit is skipped if any of the following conditions are true:

CS Site-Specific Factor 5 is blank or 988

CS Lymph Nodes is blank

Behavior Code ICD-O-3 = 0 (benign) or 1 (borderline)

CS schema is invalid

 

This edit first determines the correct CS schema by doing a function call to the CS Dynamic Link Library (dll).  The function call passes Primary Site, Histologic Type ICD-O-3, and CS Site-Specific Factor25 (schema discriminator) to the dll and the CS schema name is returned.

 

Historical Changes:

In the SEER*Edits software, the title of this edit is: IF385.

 

3/24/12 Added for NAACCRv12.2 for approximately June 2012.
04/2014 Function call to the CS Dynamic Link Library updated to call "CStage0205.dll" instead of "CStage.dll."