List of MeSH codes (C21)

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 (C20). Codes following these are found at List of MeSH codes (C22). 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 C21 – disorders of environmental origin

MeSH C21.111 – dna damage

MeSH C21.111.099 – chromosome breakage

MeSH C21.111.549 – preconception injuries

MeSH C21.223 – environmental illness

MeSH C21.223.500 – multiple chemical sensitivity

MeSH C21.223.750 – sick building syndrome

MeSH C21.335 – motion sickness

MeSH C21.335.800 – space motion sickness

MeSH C21.447 – occupational diseases

MeSH C21.447.080 – agricultural workers' diseases

MeSH C21.447.125 – bird fancier's lung

MeSH C21.447.270 – dermatitis, occupational

MeSH C21.447.410 – high pressure neurological syndrome

MeSH C21.447.426 – inert gas narcosis

MeSH C21.447.506 – laboratory infection

MeSH C21.447.653 – persian gulf syndrome

MeSH C21.447.800 – pneumoconiosis

MeSH C21.447.900 – sleep disorders, circadian rhythm

MeSH C21.613 – poisoning

MeSH C21.613.068 – argyria

MeSH C21.613.097 – arsenic poisoning

MeSH C21.613.127 – bites and stings

MeSH C21.613.165 – cadmium poisoning

MeSH C21.613.177 – carbon tetrachloride poisoning

MeSH C21.613.276 – drug toxicity

MeSH C21.613.327 – ergotism

MeSH C21.613.380 – fluoride poisoning

MeSH C21.613.415 – food poisoning

MeSH C21.613.455 – gas poisoning

MeSH C21.613.512 – hepatitis, toxic

MeSH C21.613.589 – lead poisoning

MeSH C21.613.618 – manganese poisoning

MeSH C21.613.647 – mercury poisoning

MeSH C21.613.680 – mycotoxicosis

MeSH C21.613.705 – neurotoxicity syndromes

MeSH C21.613.730 – overdose

MeSH C21.613.756 – plant poisoning

MeSH C21.613.809 – psychoses, substance-induced

MeSH C21.613.932 – water intoxication

MeSH C21.676 – preconception injuries

MeSH C21.739.635 – marijuana abuse

MeSH C21.739.650 – neonatal abstinence syndrome

MeSH C21.739.700 – phencyclidine abuse

MeSH C21.739.746 – psychoses, substance-induced

MeSH C21.739.793 – substance abuse, intravenous

MeSH C21.739.835 – substance withdrawal syndrome

MeSH C21.739.912 – tobacco use disorder

MeSH C21.866 – wounds and injuries

MeSH C21.866.017 – abdominal injuries

MeSH C21.866.062 – amputation, traumatic

MeSH C21.866.088 – arm injuries

MeSH C21.866.103 – asphyxia

MeSH C21.866.115 – athletic injuries

MeSH C21.866.117 – back injuries

MeSH C21.866.120 – barotrauma

MeSH C21.866.141 – birth injuries

MeSH C21.866.153 – bites and stings

MeSH C21.866.200 – burns

MeSH C21.866.248 – contusions

MeSH C21.866.260 – craniocerebral trauma

MeSH C21.866.289 – dislocations

MeSH C21.866.304 – drowning

MeSH C21.866.324 – electric injuries

MeSH C21.866.348 – esophageal perforation

MeSH C21.866.371 – extravasation of diagnostic and therapeutic materials

MeSH C21.866.392 – foreign bodies

MeSH C21.866.404 – fractures, bone

MeSH C21.866.411 – fractures, cartilage

MeSH C21.866.417 – frostbite

MeSH C21.866.448 – hand injuries

MeSH C21.866.522 – heat stress disorders

MeSH C21.866.531 – hip injuries

MeSH C21.866.540 – lacerations

MeSH C21.866.558 – leg injuries

MeSH C21.866.640 – multiple trauma

MeSH C21.866.700 – neck injuries

MeSH C21.866.733 – radiation injuries

MeSH C21.866.748 – retropneumoperitoneum

MeSH C21.866.761 – rupture

MeSH C21.866.780 – self mutilation

MeSH C21.866.797 – shock, traumatic

MeSH C21.866.808 – soft tissue injuries

MeSH C21.866.819 – spinal cord injuries

MeSH C21.866.831 – spinal injuries

MeSH C21.866.844 – sprains and strains

MeSH C21.866.874 – tendon injuries

MeSH C21.866.891 – thoracic injuries

MeSH C21.866.900 – tooth injuries

MeSH C21.866.915 – trauma, nervous system

MeSH C21.866.930 – tympanic membrane perforation

MeSH C21.866.951 – wound infection

MeSH C21.866.974 – wounds, nonpenetrating

MeSH C21.866.986 – wounds, penetrating

The list continues at List of MeSH codes (C22).

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