Open MarkHummeluhr opened 1 year ago
Hi Mark.
The postcoordination functionality is available within the FHIR API of SnowstormX version 8.3.0 (and later). Please refer to the Postman collection on the release page for that version.
These operations are the relevant ones:
Once you have created some expressions they can be included in ECL results. To achieve this use an implicit value set url starting with the URI of your CodeSystem Supplement.
For example:
ValueSet/$expand?url=http://snomed.info/xsct/11000003104?fhir_vs=ecl/<<125605004%7CFracture%20of%20bone%7C
This will include a mix of precoordinated and postcoordinated codes like this:
Notes:
releases
directory relative to where SnowstormX was started with a archive name matching the format {module}_{effective-time}_snapshot.zip. For example for the International Edition this would be 900000000000207008_20230131_snapshot.zip
. This must be the release archive of the SNOMED CT version that your expression repository supplements.I hope that helps. Let me know how you get on. Please just ask if I have missed something.
Kai Kewley
Thank you for the quick reply Kai!
We will try to replicate this over the following days and return with an update.
-Mark
Hi Kai, The server is now up and running and works fine with classification, with the first few predicates tested.
We now are trying to patch 30 000 items, and it seems to take some time, with no more logs after the following: "Update ReasonerTaxonomy"
The server is still running, since other calls still produce logs and sensible responses.
Do you have guidelines for running such a bulk?
This solution has not been tested with a very large total amount of expressions. Try smaller batches! Maybe start with 10 then 100, then 500 to see how the performance goes.
Check if SnowstormX is memory bound, assigning more memory may help, like:
java -Xms10g -jar snowstorm-x-8.3.0.jar
@kaicode, thank you for your quick answer. We will take is as you advise, with small steps, and check how it goes.
@kaicode : Hei, FYI it went real fast, i.e. on average 1.56 sec/call. Meaning we can now use 32 050 postcoordinated concepts in the terminology binding, where we had 55 precoordinated from before.
Hello, We have a SNOWSTORM-X instance running in our environment. (for proof of concept purposes only). We have explored the specialist-API and the FHIR-API extensively and haven’t been able to resolve how to upload postcoordinations through the API’s. Can you point us in a direction on how to do this? The ideal solution would be if we could create a codesystem, patchable through FHIR API. Thanks -Mark