SNOMED_CT

SNOMED CT Concept 897577004: Symbrachydactyly of bilateral hands and feet

897577004 is a SNOMED CT concept used to represent Symbrachydactyly of bilateral hands and feet in structured clinical data. You may see this concept in clinical documentation systems, problem lists, terminology services, interoperability records, or semantic mapping workflows. SNOMED CT is a clinical terminology used to capture healthcare meaning in a standardized, interoperable form. This concept is typed as a disorder in the terminology hierarchy.

Reviewed by HealthAssure Clinical TeamUpdated 26 May 2026

What is this code?

SNOMED CT is a clinical terminology used to capture healthcare meaning in a standardized, interoperable form. This concept is typed as a disorder in the terminology hierarchy.

When is it used?

  • Used to represent a standardized clinical concept in health records, terminology services, and semantic mappings.
  • Often linked to diagnoses, findings, procedures, body structures, organisms, substances, or observable entities depending on the concept type.
  • Semantic tag: disorder

What it does not mean

  • A terminology concept label alone does not replace clinical interpretation, diagnosis context, or treatment advice.

Key facts

Semantic tagDisorder
Definition statusFully defined
Definition patternEquivalent
OWL axioms1
Defining attributes32
Role groups8
Module900000000000207008
Parents5

Defining attributes

Associated morphologyAbnormally short growth(morphologic abnormality)
OccurrenceCongenital(qualifier value)
Finding siteEntire digit of left hand(body structure)
Pathological processPathological developmental process(qualifier value)
Associated morphologyAbnormally short growth(morphologic abnormality)
OccurrenceCongenital(qualifier value)
Finding siteEntire digit of right hand(body structure)
Pathological processPathological developmental process(qualifier value)
Associated morphologyAbnormally short growth(morphologic abnormality)
OccurrenceCongenital(qualifier value)
Finding siteEntire toe of left foot(body structure)
Pathological processPathological developmental process(qualifier value)
Associated morphologyAbnormally short growth(morphologic abnormality)
OccurrenceCongenital(qualifier value)
Finding siteEntire toe of right foot(body structure)
Pathological processPathological developmental process(qualifier value)
Associated morphologyAbnormally fused structure(morphologic abnormality)
OccurrenceCongenital(qualifier value)
Finding siteStructure of toe of right foot(body structure)
Pathological processPathological developmental process(qualifier value)
Associated morphologyAbnormally fused structure(morphologic abnormality)
OccurrenceCongenital(qualifier value)
Finding siteStructure of toe of left foot(body structure)
Pathological processPathological developmental process(qualifier value)
Associated morphologyAbnormally fused structure(morphologic abnormality)
OccurrenceCongenital(qualifier value)
Finding siteStructure of digit of left hand(body structure)
Pathological processPathological developmental process(qualifier value)
Associated morphologyAbnormally fused structure(morphologic abnormality)
OccurrenceCongenital(qualifier value)
Finding siteStructure of digit of right hand(body structure)
Pathological processPathological developmental process(qualifier value)

Where you may see this code

You may see this concept in clinical documentation systems, problem lists, terminology services, interoperability records, or semantic mapping workflows.

Common synonyms

Bilateral symbrachydactyly of hands and feetSymbrachydactyly of both hands and both feet

Frequently asked questions

Code details

Code897577004
SystemSNOMED_CT
Display nameSymbrachydactyly of bilateral hands and feet
DescriptionSymbrachydactyly of bilateral hands and feet (disorder)

Flags

BillableNo
Valid clinical useNo

Source

SourceSNOMED CT
Version20260501T120000Z
Releasesnapshot

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