| icd_expand | R Documentation | 
The function icd_expand takes a data.frame containing ICD codes
and optional metadata as input. It returns a data.frame containing
all ICD codes at or below the specified level of the hierarchy
(e.g. the specification "E11" is expanded to include all three,
four and five-digit codes beginning with E11).
icd_expand( icd_in, year, col_icd = "ICD", col_meta = NULL, type = "strict", ignore_icd_errors = FALSE )
| icd_in | Data frame defining ICD codes of interest | 
| year | ICD 10 version | 
| col_icd | Column of icd_in containing ICD codes (Default: ICD) | 
| col_meta | (Optional) Columns containing meta information to retain (e.g. Grouper, age or other criteria for later use). If left NULL, only col_icd is retained. | 
| type | A character string determining how strictly matching should be performed, passed to  | 
| ignore_icd_errors | logical. Whether to ignore incorrectly specified input (potentially leading to incomplete output) or stop if any ICD specification does not correspond to a valid ICD code. Default:  | 
data.frame with columns YEAR, ICD_CODE, ICD_COMPRESSED, ICD_LABEL and, if specified, columns specified by col_meta
icd_history() to historize the output
# Incomplete or non-terminal codes expand to the right. # This is useful to specified code blocks in a compact manner icd_meta <- data.frame(ICD = "R1") icd_expand(icd_meta, year = 2019) # Optional metadata columns can be carried # through with the specification icd_meta <- data.frame(ICD = "M54", icd_label = "Back pain") icd_expand(icd_meta, year = 2019, col_meta = "icd_label")
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