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An upper-level ontology for the biomedical domain.

2003-02-01

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At the US National Library of Medicine we have developed the Unified Medical Language System (UMLS), whose goal it is to provide integrated access to a large number of biomedical resources by unifying the vocabularies that are used to access those resources. The UMLS currently interrelates some 60 controlled vocabularies in the biomedical domain. The UMLS coverage is quite extensive, including not only many concep...

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60923ef4-0f6a-5f15-a3b0-70c68448429d
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10.1002/cfg.255
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