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Title: Extraction of SNOMED CT Associative Relations to Improve Grouping of the Related WHO-ART Adverse Drug Reactions Terms


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Extraction of SNOMED CT Associative Relations to
Improve Grouping of the Related WHO-ART Adverse
Drug Reactions Terms
  • Iulian Alecu
  • Cédric Bousquet
  • Marie-Christine Jaulent

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Pharmacovigilance
  • Definition
  • the science and activities relating to the
    detection, assessment, understanding and
    prevention of adverse effects or any other
    drug-related problems WHO
  • Signal in pharmacovigilance
  • any reported information on a possible causal
    relationship between a drug and an adverse drug
    reaction, the relationship being unknown or
    incompletely documented previously WHO
  • WHO-UMC database contains 4M of cases.
  • Signal detection
  • Statistical detection. (Bate A.)
  • Manual review.

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Hypothesis
  • ADR are coded with a standard terminology
    WHO-ART (Word Health Organisation Adverse
    Reaction Terminology)
  • Currently semantic information is not taken into
    account in signal detection (data mining)
  • Semantic grouping of ADR terms would improve the
    signal detection

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WHO ART (limits)
  • Encoding data
  • no complaints until now (35 years of existence
    and 5 new terms added in the last 5 years).
  • transmission, unifying resources in a domain
    where sharing data is vital.
  • Regulatory activities
  • primary conception criteria of the groupings
  • surveying drug induced disorders
  • public health general problems (foetal disorders,
    neoplasm)
  • multiple-inheritance constraints on terms
  • Data retrieval for data mining
  • recognized limit
  • almost flat hierarchy
  • impossible to do data mining on other topics than
    the regulatory ones

5
WHO ART (limits)
  • Diseases, signs, symptoms and abnormal laboratory
    exams results (1857 PT)
  • Three hierarchical levels (PT/IT,HLT,SOC) that
    are not systematically respected over its
    hierarchy.
  • 68.7 of PTs linked directly to a SOC (average of
    58 PT/SOC)
  • 31.3 under a HLT (average of 4 PT/HLT)
  • either very large clusters (sensible but not too
    specific) or very small (specific but not too
    sensible) ones.
  • Terms that have different levels of
    generalization may be siblings.
  • thrombosis arterial has as siblings
    "thrombosis arterial arm", "thrombosis arterial
    leg", thrombosis cerebral arterial, thrombosis
    carotid, thrombosis retinal artery
  • Objective Investigate the use of SNOMED CT to
    provide relevant groupings of WHO ART terms.

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Snomed CT
  • Integrated in UMLS as well as WHO-ART
  • a mapping has been already done
  • Large coverage of the medical domain and includes
    the medical areas of WHO-ART
  • More granular than WHO-ART
  • Better organized and multi axial hierarchy
  • Extended utilization

7
Improving the hierarchy of WHO-ART
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Formal definitions OWL
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Achievements
  • A better hierarchy of WHO-ART
  • Use of SNOMED CT grouping terms to extract topic
    oriented grouping of WHO-ART terms that are
    overlapping on gold standard manually created
    groupings
  • This new model does not capture all the knowledge
    (the associative relations) from SNOMED CT and
    can be improved

10
Limits of IS_A for relevant grouping WHO-ART terms
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OWL capture model
  • Cwho complete
  • (is_syn some (Csnmct or Csnmct or .))
  • or (has_finding_site some (Csnmct and Csnmct and
    .))
  • or (has_associated_morphology some (Csnmct and
    Csnmct and .))
  • For example
  • Gastritis
  • complete
  • (is_syn some (SNMCTGastritis))
  • or (has_finding_site some (SNMCT
    Stomach_structure))
  • or (has_associated_morphology some
    (SNMCTInflammation))
  • Gastritis acute
  • complete
  • (is_syn some (SNMCTAcute_Gastritis))
  • or (has_finding_site some (SNMCTStomach_structure
    ))
  • or (has_associated_morphology
  • some (SNMCTAcute_Inflammation))

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The model
Cwho complete (is_syn some (Csnmct or Csnmct
or .)) or (has_finding_site some (Csnmct and
Csnmct and .)) or (has_associated_morphology
some (Csnmct and Csnmct and .))
  • By putting an union operator between different
    role restrictions we are simplifying the
    reasoning process.
  • The synonymous relationships are modeled as
    restrictions on unions of UMLS asserted synonyms
    in order to capture all the possible meanings.
  • The associative relationships are modeled as
    intersection of SNOMED CT fillers in order to
    insure inclusion in query classes

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By putting an union operator between different
role restrictions we are simplifying the
reasoning process.
  • Logically an AND (intersection) should stand
    between these restrictions.
  • Given the fact that all classes are defined
    according to this pattern, the operator (and/or)
    does not matter in the classification process.
  • All classes have a synonymy restriction.
  • We are dealing with a large and complex ontology
    (10k classes)
  • In the reasoning process comparisons of unions
    are easier to solve computationally than
    comparisons of intersections.
  • We are not intending to perform reasoning on
    individuals (pharmacovigilance cases are already
    coded).
  • This artefact imposes to define owlthing for
    undocumented associative relations

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Classification process
GASTRITIS
has_associated morphology some
has_finding_site some
is_syn some
Gastritis
Stomach Structure
Inflammation
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Query process
GASTRITIS
OWLThing
OWLThing
INFLAMATIONS
Gastritis
Stomach Structure
Inflammation
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The undocumented relations have to be replaced by
owlthing in order to compensate the artefact
induced by unions.
OWLThing
OWLThing
INFLAMATIONS
OBESITY
Inflammation
Obesity
Obese
OWLNothing
OWLNothing
OWLThing
OWLThing
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The synonymous relationships are modeled as
restrictions on unions of UMLS asserted synonyms
in order to capture all the possible meanings.
  • Hiatus Hernia is synonymous with Hiatus Hernia,
    Hiatus Hernia NOS
  • Hiatus Hernia NOS is a subclass of Hiatus Hernia
  • Obesity is synonymous with Obesity, Obese
  • In this case the two terms are far in the SNOMED
    CT hierarchy.
  • This is a ambiguity and needs to be reviewed.
  • Cases like this are quite easy to be spotted.

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The associative relationships are modeled as
intersection of SNOMED CT fillers in order to
insure inclusion in query classes
OWLThing
OWLThing
INFLAMATIONS
DERMATITIS ATOPIC
Inflammation
Skin Structure
Papulovesicular rash
Atopic dermatitis
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Conclusions
  • 14 of WHO-ART not mapped on SNOMED-CT is a limit
    that produce silence in clusters.
  • The mapping needs to be manually reviewed.
  • Reuse of an already existing resource
  • Using concepts from SNOMED-CT to cluster WHO-ART
  • A first step towards an evolving terminology
  • provides an developing environment
  • reasoning insures logical consistency
  • reviewers of WHO-ART can consider the SNOMED-CT
    clustering concepts to create finer coarse
    clustering levels
  • insuring future EHR compliance
  • This model allows more effective groupings of
    WHO-ART terms, that are not possible by IS_A
    relationships.

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  • Thank you !
  • We acknowledge the WHO Collaborating Centre for
    International Drug Safety Monitoring for
    providing the WHO-ART sources.
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