List of MeSH codes (C12)

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 (C11). Codes following these are found at List of MeSH codes (C13). 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 C12 – urologic and male genital diseases

MeSH C12.147 – fournier gangrene

MeSH C12.294 – genital diseases, male

MeSH C12.294.199 – epididymitis

MeSH C12.294.260 – genital neoplasms, male

MeSH C12.294.287 – hematocele

MeSH C12.294.293 – hemospermia

MeSH C12.294.300 – herpes genitalis

MeSH C12.294.340 – hydrocele

MeSH C12.294.365 – infertility

MeSH C12.294.494 – penile diseases

MeSH C12.294.565 – prostatic diseases

MeSH C12.294.644 – sexual dysfunction, physiological

MeSH C12.294.693 – spermatic cord torsion

MeSH C12.294.731 – spermatocele

MeSH C12.294.829 – testicular diseases

MeSH C12.294.889 – tuberculosis, male genital

MeSH C12.294.936 – varicocele

MeSH C12.672 – tuberculosis, urogenital

MeSH C12.672.721 – tuberculosis, male genital

MeSH C12.672.847 – tuberculosis, renal

MeSH C12.740 – urogenital diseases

MeSH C12.740.700 – urogenital abnormalities

MeSH C12.740.800 – urogenital neoplasms

MeSH C12.777 – urologic diseases

MeSH C12.777.103 – bladder diseases

MeSH C12.777.295 – hematuria

MeSH C12.777.337 – hemoglobinuria

MeSH C12.777.419 – kidney diseases

MeSH C12.777.584 – proteinuria

MeSH C12.777.725 – ureteral diseases

MeSH C12.777.767 – urethral diseases

MeSH C12.777.809 – urinary calculi

MeSH C12.777.850 – urinary fistula

MeSH C12.777.892 – urinary tract infections

MeSH C12.777.934 – urination disorders

The list continues at List of MeSH codes (C13).

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