List of MeSH codes (C06)

The following is a partial list of the "C" codes for Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), as defined by the United States National Library of Medicine (NLM).

This list continues the information at List of MeSH codes (C05). Codes following these are found at List of MeSH codes (C07). For other MeSH codes, see List of MeSH codes.

The source for this content is the set of 2006 MeSH Trees from the NLM.

MeSH C06 – digestive system diseases

MeSH C06.130biliary tract diseases

MeSH C06.130.120 – bile duct diseases

MeSH C06.130.140 – bile reflux

MeSH C06.130.320biliary tract neoplasms

MeSH C06.130.409cholelithiasis

MeSH C06.130.564 – gallbladder diseases

MeSH C06.130.825postcholecystectomy syndrome

MeSH C06.198digestive system abnormalities

MeSH C06.198.050 – anus, imperforate

MeSH C06.198.102 – barrett esophagus

MeSH C06.198.125biliary atresia

MeSH C06.198.184 – choledochal cyst

MeSH C06.198.257 – diaphragmatic eventration

MeSH C06.198.330esophageal atresia

MeSH C06.198.439 – hirschsprung disease

MeSH C06.198.719intestinal atresia

MeSH C06.198.859 – meckel diverticulum

MeSH C06.267digestive system fistula

MeSH C06.267.150biliary fistula

MeSH C06.267.250esophageal fistula

MeSH C06.267.375gastric fistula

MeSH C06.267.550intestinal fistula

MeSH C06.267.775pancreatic fistula

MeSH C06.301 – digestive system neoplasms

MeSH C06.301.120biliary tract neoplasms

MeSH C06.301.371 – gastrointestinal neoplasms

MeSH C06.301.623 – liver neoplasms

MeSH C06.301.761 – pancreatic neoplasms

MeSH C06.301.780 – peritoneal neoplasms

MeSH C06.405 – gastrointestinal diseases

MeSH C06.405.117 – esophageal diseases

MeSH C06.405.205gastroenteritis

MeSH C06.405.249 – gastrointestinal neoplasms

MeSH C06.405.293hernia

MeSH C06.405.469 – intestinal diseases

MeSH C06.405.608 – peptic ulcer

MeSH C06.405.748 – stomach diseases

MeSH C06.405.874tuberculosis, gastrointestinal

MeSH C06.405.937visceral prolapse

MeSH C06.552 – liver diseases

MeSH C06.552.150 – cholestasis, intrahepatic

MeSH C06.552.241 – fatty liver

MeSH C06.552.270focal nodular hyperplasia

MeSH C06.552.308 – hepatic insufficiency

MeSH C06.552.347 – hepatic vein thrombosis

MeSH C06.552.360hepatic veno-occlusive disease

MeSH C06.552.380hepatitis

MeSH C06.552.413 – hepatolenticular degeneration

MeSH C06.552.455hepatopulmonary syndrome

MeSH C06.552.465hepatorenal syndrome

MeSH C06.552.494 – hypertension, portal

MeSH C06.552.597liver abscess

MeSH C06.552.630 – liver cirrhosis

MeSH C06.552.645 – liver diseases, alcoholic

MeSH C06.552.664liver diseases, parasitic

MeSH C06.552.697 – liver neoplasms

MeSH C06.552.802peliosis hepatis

MeSH C06.552.830 – porphyrias, hepatic

MeSH C06.552.933tuberculosis, hepatic

MeSH C06.552.970zellweger syndrome

MeSH C06.689 – pancreatic diseases

MeSH C06.689.202cystic fibrosis

MeSH C06.689.276exocrine pancreatic insufficiency

MeSH C06.689.351nesidioblastosis

MeSH C06.689.500pancreatic cyst

MeSH C06.689.583pancreatic fistula

MeSH C06.689.667 – pancreatic neoplasms

MeSH C06.689.750pancreatitis

MeSH C06.844 – peritoneal diseases

MeSH C06.844.200 – chylous ascites

MeSH C06.844.400hemoperitoneum

MeSH C06.844.520 – mesenteric lymphadenitis

MeSH C06.844.550 – mesenteric vascular occlusion

MeSH C06.844.600 – panniculitis, peritoneal

MeSH C06.844.620 – peritoneal neoplasms

MeSH C06.844.640peritonitis

MeSH C06.844.670pneumoperitoneum


The list continues at List of MeSH codes (C07).

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