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U.S. state or geographic jurisdiction where a surgically placed device procedure was performed or where the implant is registered. Used in device registry reporting, regulatory compliance tracking, and geographic analysis of implant utilization and outcomes data.

Current operational or clinical state of a surgically placed device, such as active, explanted, malfunctioning, recalled, or under review. Tracked in device registries and EHR systems to reflect the real-time condition of the implant and trigger appropriate clinical follow-up actions.

Structural or mechanical integrity rating of a surgically placed device, or in the case of drug-eluting implants, the concentration of the therapeutic agent delivered. Documented in clinical records to verify device specifications align with patient treatment requirements and manufacturer standards.

Partial cost or count aggregate associated with a subset of surgically placed device charges, components, or units within a larger claim or billing record. Used in healthcare financial systems to itemize implant-related costs before applying adjustments, bundled payments, or insurance reimbursements.

System-generated unique key assigned to a surgically placed device record within a clinical or administrative data platform. Serves as the primary reference for linking implant data across EHR, device registries, claims, and surgical documentation throughout the device lifecycle.

Anatomical site, physiological system, or therapeutic objective that a surgically placed device is designed to address or interact with, such as cardiac rhythm, spinal stabilization, or joint replacement. Documented in clinical records to define the intended function and placement location of the implant.

Standardized classification code categorizing the type or category of a surgically placed device according to a defined coding system such as GMDN or FDA device taxonomy. Used in device registries and clinical data systems to uniformly classify implants for regulatory reporting and comparative analysis.

Records the operating or storage temperature associated with a surgically placed medical device, such as a pacemaker or orthopedic implant. Critical for monitoring device performance thresholds and ensuring clinical safety within patient records.

The date on which a surgically placed medical device was removed, deactivated, or its clinical use ended. Used in surgical and device tracking records to document the full lifecycle of implants such as stents, leads, or joint replacements.

The specific time of day at which a surgical implant procedure was performed or a device event was recorded. Supports precise clinical documentation in operative reports and device tracking logs for audit and patient safety review.

The combined date and time value marking when a surgically placed device event occurred, was recorded, or was modified. Enables precise chronological tracking of implant lifecycle events within surgical and device management clinical systems.

The formal name or designation assigned to a surgically placed medical device, such as a specific prosthesis model or implantable cardioverter-defibrillator product line. Used to standardize device identification across surgical records and clinical registries.

The aggregate numeric value associated with a surgically placed medical device, such as total units implanted, cumulative cost, or total charge billed. Used in surgical and financial reporting to summarize device-related data across patient encounters.

The total number of surgically placed medical devices recorded for a patient or procedure, such as the count of implanted screws, leads, or grafts. Supports device inventory management, surgical documentation, and post-market surveillance reporting.

The classification category of a surgically placed medical device, such as orthopedic, cardiac, neurological, or vascular. Used to organize and filter device records in clinical registries, adverse event tracking, and surgical procedure documentation.

The most recent date on which the record for a surgically placed medical device was modified, such as following a device revision, firmware update, or clinical status change. Supports audit trails and data integrity in device management systems.

The clinical urgency or time-sensitivity level associated with the placement or management of a surgically implanted device, such as emergent, urgent, or elective. Used to prioritize surgical scheduling and document procedural context in operative records.

A discrete measured or assessed data point associated with a surgically placed medical device, such as impedance, output voltage, or battery level for a cardiac device. Captured during device checks or follow-up visits to monitor implant performance.

The version number of the record or firmware associated with a surgically placed medical device. Used to track incremental changes to device data entries or software revisions for implantable devices such as pacemakers or neurostimulators.

The postal code associated with the facility or location where a surgically placed medical device procedure was performed. Used in geographic analysis of device utilization, outcomes reporting, and regional surgical registry data compilation.