Get Concept Relationships
Retrieve all OMOP concept relationships - including “Maps to”, “Is a”, and vocabulary-specific links - to traverse concept networks in clinical data.
Overview
Retrieve all relationships for a concept, including hierarchical relationships (parents/children), mappings to other vocabularies, and semantic relationships.Path Parameters
The unique concept identifier
Query Parameters
Filter by relationship type IDs (comma-separated)
Examples:
Examples:
Is a, Subsumes, Maps to, Is a,SubsumesFilter relationships to specific target vocabularies (comma-separated)
Examples:
Examples:
SNOMED, ICD10CM, SNOMED,ICD10CMFilter relationships to specific target domains (comma-separated)
Examples:
Examples:
Condition, Drug, Condition,ProcedureInclude relationships to invalid concepts
Only include relationships to standard concepts
Include reverse relationships (where this concept is the target)
Specific vocabulary release version (defaults to latest)
Response Fields
Indicates if the request was successful
Usage Examples
Get All Relationships
Retrieve all relationships for a concept:Filter by Relationship Type
Get only hierarchical relationships:Filter by Target Vocabulary
Get mappings to specific vocabularies:Standard Concepts Only
Get relationships to standard concepts only:Include Reverse Relationships
Include relationships where this concept is the target:Common Relationship Types
| Relationship | Description |
|---|---|
Is a | Hierarchical parent relationship |
Subsumes | Hierarchical child relationship |
Maps to | Mapping to another vocabulary |
Mapped from | Reverse mapping relationship |
Has finding site | Anatomical location |
Has associated morphology | Associated morphological finding |
Related Endpoints
- Get Concept - Get detailed concept information
- Get Relationship Options - Get available relationship types for a concept
- Traverse Relationships - Complex relationship traversal