Using SCT-AU(20110531) & AMT(2.27)
Client is from United States

SNOMED CT-AU and AMT Browser

This browser allows Australians (you do not appear to be coming from an Australian IP address so the site functionality may be limited) to browse the latest release of SNOMED CT-AU and AMT. It uses a RF2 compliant terminology service called Conceptual™ for all the backend terminology operations. This web based browser was written as a test of various Conceptual™ features and took only 2 days to implement. This demonstration barely scratches the surface of features in Conceptual™, so please contact us if you would like to find out more.

This browser is a (mostly) functional replica of the Virgina-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine SNOMED CT® browser which has provided a valuable lookup tool for SNOMED for many years. Thanks to those at VT for providing such a useful service. I hope this website can be similarly useful for those wanting to view Australian content.

Go to concept

Enter a SNOMED CT concept identifier directly.
e.g.
22298006 - heart attack
44777001 - rastelli operation
21719011000036107 - aspirin

Simple Search

This is a simple search - no wildcard or special characters are supported. To match, every term in the box will need to match.

Start browsing from a top level concept

Root Concepts
SNOMED CT Concept
SNOMED CT Model Concept

Hierarchies
Clinical findings Disorder
Procedure Body structure
Anatomical concepts (Body Structure) Morphologies (Body Structure)
Organism Physical Force
Substance Specimen
Social Context Attributes
Context Dependent categories Physical object
Events Environments and geographical location
Observable entity Qualifier value
Staging and Scales Special concept
Pharmaceutical / biologic product Record artifact

Australian Medicines Terminology
Medicinal Product Trade Product
Medicinal Product Pack Trade Product Pack
Medicinal Product Unit Of Use Trade Product Unit Of Use
Containered Trade Product Pack

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