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Collection Date
TUDAT TUDTC
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TULOC
Hidden/pre-populated
LOWER LIMB REGION
TUTEST
Hidden/pre-populated
Examination for Abnormality
<TUTEST codelist>
Record the type of lesion observed, e.g. aneurysm, calcified annulus, valvular stenosis, etc.
TUORRES TUORRES when TUTEST = Examination for Abnormality
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If this location is a graft (or transplant), enter the name of the native tissue, organ or blood vessel on which the graft is built (or in which the transplant is implanted).
TURESLOC TURESLOC when TUTEST = Examination for Abnormality
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<LOC codelist>
Check "Yes" for this question if the lesion is located in a graft (or transplant) tissue, organ or blood vessel.Indicate whether the located lesion is in a graft or transplant.
TURLGFFL NSTU.TURLGFFL
TURESLAT TURESLAT when TUTEST = Examination for Abnormality
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<LAT codelist>
TURESLDL TURESLDL when TUTEST = Examination for Abnormality
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Sponsor-specified
TULNKID TULNKID, TRLNKID, RSLNKID
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OrderTypeCDASHIG VariableQuestion TextPromptCRF Completion InstructionsSDTMIG TargetSDTMIG Variable MappingControlled Terminology Codelist NameImplementation NotesPermissible ValuesPre-populated ValueQuery DisplayList StyleHidden
1textTUDATCollection Date
Collection DateTUDTC
N/A


Prompt


2textTULOCWhat was the anatomical region shown by the imaging procedure?Anatomical Part or Region Shown by the Image
TULOC

This is the general anatomical part or region made available for assessment by the imaging procedure.
LOWER LIMB REGION

Y
3textTUTESTWhat was the
lesion
identification test
name?
Lesion
Identification
Test Name
Record the name of the TU
test, if not printed on the CRF.
If collected on the CRF, the
sponsor may provide additional
instructions to ensure the data
is entered as intended.
TUTEST
(TUTEST)Required to identify to which test the result relates. It is
recommended that test names be preprinted on the CRF rather than collected in a field that requires the site to enter text. If the form is laid out as a grid, then words such as Test can be included as the column header.

Examination for Abnormality

Y
4textTUORRESWhat was the type of lesion observed based on the assessment of the image?Lesion TypeRecord the type of lesion observed, e.g. aneurysm, calcified annulus, valvular stenosis, etc.TUORRES when TUTEST = Examination for Abnormality




Prompt


5textTURESLOCWhat was the
location of
the lesion based on the assessment of the image?
Result Anatomical LocationIf this location is a graft (or transplant), enter the name of the native tissue, organ or blood vessel on which the graft is built (or in which the transplant is implanted).TURESLOC when TUTEST = Examination for Abnormality
(LOC)






6textTURLGFFLIndicate whether the located lesion is in a graft or transplant.Graft Result Location FlagCheck "Yes" for this question if the lesion is located in a graft (or transplant) tissue, organ or blood vessel.NSTU.TURLGFFL


Yes

checkbox




7textTURESLATIf applicable, indicate the laterality of the location of the lesion.Result Location Laterality
TURESLAT when TUTEST = Examination for Abnormality
(LAT)






8textTURESLDLIf applicable, provide more detail of the location of the lesion.Result Location directionality
TURESLDL when TUTEST = Examination for Abnormality
N/A






9textTULNKIDWhat was the
Lesion ID?
Lesion IDSponsor-specifiedTULNKID, TRLNKID, RSLNKID
N/AThis variable is used to provide a unique code for each identified lesion in order to link records across related domains (TU, TR, RS).





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