Table 4 Most important 15 words (including nonstandard English words) (ranked by importance) for ICD-9 codes 174
From: EHR phenotyping via jointly embedding medical concepts and words into a unified vector space
ICD-9: 174 (Female breast cancer) | |
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Word | Description |
Xeloda | A prescription medicine used to treat people with cancer |
Tamoxifen | A medication that is used to prevent breast cancer |
Metastatic | A pathogenic agent’s spread from an primary site to a different site |
Chemotherapy | A treatment by the use of chemical substances |
Cancer | A disease in which abnormal cells divide uncontrollably and destroy body tissue |
Carboplatin | It is used to treat ovarian cancer |
Onc | Abbreviations of oncologist |
Oncologist | A doctor who treats cancer |
Taxol | It belongs to a class of chemotherapy drugs is the abnormal buildup of fluid in the abdomen |
Chemo | Short form of chemotherapy |
Gemcitabine | Gemcitabine is an anti-cancer |
Mets | Abbreviations of metastasis |
Compazine | This medication is used to treat severe nausea |
Palliative | A medical care for relieving pain |
Metastases | The development of secondary malignant growths |