Observables Concept Model for Deployment of Anatomical Pathology

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Observables Concept Model for Deployment of Anatomical Pathology Montevideo, UY Discussion 10/28/2015

Notes from IPaLM teleconference of 10/8/2015 as follow up to London f2f meeting Attendees: Farzaneh Ashrafi Scott Campbell Jim Campbell Alexis Carter Deborah Drake Ian Green Suzanne Santamaria Consensus agreement attained for fully specified naming and concept model for all data elements listed that pertain to colon cancer, pancreatic cancer and breast cancer as contained in subsequent slides. JC and SC will begin terminology authoring at UNMC in the Nebraska Lexicon namespace. Content will be deployed in UNMC cancer reporting information flow Pilot terminology will be analyzed for fitness of use in UNMC environment JC and SC to draft proposed fully specified names and concept models for immunohistochemistry content for breast cancer and colon cancer for IPaLM consideration. Molecular pathology discussions to take place at future time. TBD.

Goals for today Revisit tissue based data elements D Karlsson comments Model or Naming Final Consensus agreement for tissue based data elements Discussion of IHC elements Molecular Pathology? ID areas of development prior to concept authoring at UNMC

Common Data Elements Between Synoptics Question Colon Breast Ca Pancreas Site of excised neoplasm of X X Greatest dimension of neoplasm of X Histologic type of neoplasm of X Histologic grade of neoplasm of X Invasion of neoplasm of X Minimum distance of invasive carcinoma to surgical margin of neoplasm of X (observable entity) Presence of neoplasia at {named} surgical margin of X Response of neoplasm of X to neoadjuvant therapy x

More common data elements Question Colon Breast Ca Pancreas Number of X lymph nodes examined X Number of X lymph nodes having neoplastic involvement from neoplasm of X Site of Distant Metastesis of neoplasm of X Presence of MLH1 protein expression in neoplasm of the colon detected by immunohistochemistry Presence of mutant BRAF protein by Immunohistochemistry (observable entity) Presence of PTEN protein by Immunohistochemistry (observable entity) Percent cells of neoplasm of breast positive for estrogen receptor (observable entity) Stain intensity of estrogen receptor positive cells of neoplasm of breast HER2 Stain intensity of membrane of cell in neoplasm of breast (observable entity)

Template: Site of resection of neoplasm of XX by inspection Site of resection of neoplasm of XXX(observable entity) 363787002|Observable entity| ≡ Property Location NEW Inheres in 103369006 |Neoplasm (morphology)| Inherent location <<123037004|Body structure(body structure)| *0-1 117362005|Nominal(qualifier)| Scale Technique inspection(technique) NEW |Surgical excision sample(specimen)| Direct site Note: Is direct site necessary? Is the observable about the patient or the specimen?

Histologic type of neoplasm of XX by LM Histologic type of neoplasm of breast by LM (observable entity) Note: Remove all reference to ‘excised neoplasm’ so not to infer completeness 363787002|Observable entity| ≡ Property Morphology(property) NEW Inheres in 103369006 |Neoplasm (morphology)| Inherent location 76752008|Breast structure(body structure)| 117362005|Nominal(qualifier)| Scale Technique Light microscopy with … NEW Direct site 441652008|Formalin fixed paraffin embedded tissue| Note: Consensus reached on this model

Agreed use case:{Nottingham}Histologic grade of neoplasm of XX by LM Nottingham Grade of neoplasm of breast by LM (observable entity) 363787002|Observable entity| ≡ Property Grade(property) NEW DK- Is grading too generic? Is it aggressiveness? Inheres in 103369006 |Neoplasm (morphology)| Inherent location 76752008|Breast structure(body structure)| 117363000|Ordinal value(qualifier)| Scale Technique Nottingham grading scale(scale) NEW Technique Light microscopy with … NEW Direct site 441652008|Formalin fixed paraffin embedded tissue|

Agreed use case: Presence of Invasion of YY of neoplasm of XX Presence of Invasion of {Y organ/tissue} of neoplasm of XX by LM (observable entity) Only for direct local extension of tumor 363787002|Observable entity| ≡ Property Local invasiveness(property) NEW Inheres in 103369006 |Neoplasm (morphology)| DK- If XX is pancreas, then Y cannot be represented easily => primitive. SC-Can this be modeled as Inheres in = Neoplasm of pancreas with inherent location = YY? Inherent location 15776008|Pancreatic structure(body structure)| Ordinal value(qualifier)| Scale Technique Light microscopy with histochemical staining NEW Direct site 441652008|Formalin fixed paraffin embedded tissue|

Agreed use case: Neoplastic Involvement of YY lymph nodes of neoplasm of XX by LM Presence metastases in XX lymph nodes of neoplasm of YY (observable) Note: elimination of micrometastasis 363787002|Observable entity| ≡ Property Presence(property) NEW Inheres in Metastatic neoplasm (morphology)| DK- same issues as direct extension. Inherent location 245286003|Celiac lymph node group(body structure)| 117362005|Nominal value(qualifier)| Scale Technique Light microscopy with … NEW Direct site 441652008|Formalin fixed paraffin embedded tissue|

Agreed use case: Number of X lymph nodes having neoplastic involvement from neoplasm of X Number of X lymph nodes with having neoplastic involvement from neoplasm of XX (observable)) 363787002|Observable entity| Delete ‘micrometastases’ ≡ Property 118536000|Entitic number(property)| Inheres in Metastatic neoplasm (morphology)| DK-The number is really the cardinality of the set of lymph nodes with involvment. Again, this should probably be a primitive one (possibly use of precondition of neoplasm of XX) Inherent location 245286003 |Celiac lymph node group(body structure)| 30766002|Quantitative value(qualifier)| Scale Technique Light microscopy with … NEW Direct site 441652008|Formalin fixed paraffin embedded tissue|

Presence of neoplasia at {named} surgical margin of neoplasm of X Presence of neoplasia in {names} surgical margin of neoplasm of XX (observable) Note: removal of primary site as defining 363787002|Observable entity| ≡ Property Invasiveness(property) NEW Inheres in 367651003|Malignant neoplasm (morphology)| Consensus reached on this model concept Inherent location Distal surgical margin (body structure) NEW Precondition 382003004|Primary malignant neoplasm of pancreas| 117362005|Nominal value(qualifier)| Scale Technique Light microscopy with … NEW 441652008|Formalin fixed paraffin embedded tissue| Direct site

Proposal for Genotypic Observables Templates

B-RAF genetics Gene: “B-Raf proto-oncogene, serine/threonine kinase” Official symbol: BRAF (not in SNOMED CT 2015) Cytogenetics: 7q34; base pairs 140,715,950 to 140,924,763 Locus type: gene with protein product Mutation phenotypes (30+ characterized): Cardiofaciocutaneous syndome; Erdheim Chester disease; Giant congenital melanocytic nevus; Noonan syndrome; cancers – melanoma, colon, ovary, thyroid; Langerhans cell histiocytosis; hairy cell leukemia Two antibody based treatments have been developed for malignancies that arise from BRAF mutations Encodes….. Protein: Serine/threonine-protein kinase B-raf UniProtKB - P15056 (BRAF_HUMAN) Protein kinase involved in the transduction of mitogenic signals from the cell membrane to the nucleus.

B-RAF genetics Gene: “B-Raf proto-oncogene, serine/threonine kinase” Official symbol: BRAF (not in SNOMED CT 2015) Cytogenetics: 7q34; base pairs 140,715,950 to 140,924,763 Locus type: gene with protein product Mutation phenotypes (30+ characterized): Cardiofaciocutaneous syndome; Erdheim Chester disease; Giant congenital melanocytic nevus; Noonan syndrome; cancers – melanoma, colon, ovary, thyroid; Langerhans cell histiocytosis; hairy cell leukemia Two antibody based treatments have been developed for malignancies that arise from BRAF mutations Encodes….. Protein: Serine/threonine-protein kinase B-raf UniProtKB - P15056 (BRAF_HUMAN) Protein kinase involved in the transduction of mitogenic signals from the cell membrane to the nucleus.

B-RAF genetics Gene: “B-Raf proto-oncogene, serine/threonine kinase” Official symbol: BRAF (not in SNOMED CT 2015) Cytogenetics: 7q34; base pairs 140,715,950 to 140,924,763 Mutation phenotypes: Cardiofaciocutaneous syndome; Erdheim Chester disease; Giant congenital melanocytic nevus; Noonan syndrome; cancers – melanoma, colon, ovary, thyroid; Langerhans cell histiocytosis Two antibody based treatments have been developed for malignancies that arise from BRAF mutations Encodes….. Protein: Serine/threonine-protein kinase B-raf UniProtKB - P15056 (BRAF_HUMAN) Not in SNOMED CT Jan 2015 Protein kinase involved in the transduction of mitogenic signals from the cell membrane to the nucleus.

Agreed flattened observable model template for trial use Fully specified name (observable entity) 363787002|Observable entity| 704318007|Property type| <<118598001|Measurement property| *1 ≡ 704319004|Inheres in| <<Body structure, <<Substance, <<Organism, <<Specimen *1 Inherent location NEW <<Body structure, <<Substance, <<Organism, <<Specimen *0-1 <<Body structure, <<Substance, <<Clinical finding <<Organism *0-1 704320005 |Towards| Cream attributes are defining; brown are non-defining qualifiers 704326004 |Precondition| Clinical findings, Procedures *0-many 370134009 |Time aspect| <<272103003|Time patterns (qualifier)| *1 370132008 |Scale type| <<278444000|Scales types(qualifier)| *0-1 246514001 |Units| <<258666001|Units(qualifier)| *0-1 246501002 |Technique| <<272394005 |Technique (technique)| *0-many Specimen prep technique NEW <<|Preparation Technique (technique)| NEW *0-many <<Body structure,<<445405002|Specimen| *0-1 704327008 |Direct site|

Nucleotide sequence variant(morphologic abnormality) NEW 41669009|Alteration of chromosome structure (morphologic abnormality) Nucleotide sequence NEW ≡ Part of 91272006|Chromosome (cell structure)|

≡ Define named gene locus BRAF PROTO-ONCOGENE BRAF gene locus (cell structure) B-RAF proto-oncogene HGNC 1097 312237004|Chromosome structure(cell structure)| Part of 70488008|Chromosome pair 7| ≡ Anatomic sequence start NEW 140,715,950 NEW concrete domain Anatomic sequence end NEW 140,924,763 NEW concrete domain Define named gene locus BRAF PROTO-ONCOGENE IS_A (NAMED) NUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCE IS_A (HUMAN) CHROMOSOME STRUCTURE

Sequence observation for named gene locus XXXX sequence observed in neoplasm (observable entity) 363787002|Observable entity| 704318007|Property type| Nucleotide sequence NEW ≡ 704319004|Inheres in| 312237004|Chromosome structure| Inherent location NEW XXX gene locus (cell structure)| NEW 370134009 |Time aspect| Single point in time Cream attributes are defining; brown are non-defining qualifiers 370132008 |Scale type| Nominal 246501002 |Technique| NextGen sequencing NEW <<119376003|Tissue specimen| 704327008 |Direct site|

≡ MCG:BRAF c1799T>A (V600E) NEW concrete domain BRAF V600E detected in biopsy of neoplasm (finding) 441742003|Evaluation finding| Interprets BRAF sequence observed in specimen NEW ≡ Has interpretation MCG:BRAF c1799T>A (V600E) NEW concrete domain Finding site BRAF gene locus(cell structure) NEW Associated morphology Nucleotide sequence variant NEW

≡ MCG:BRAF c1799T>A (V600E) NEW concrete domain BRAF V600E detected in malignant melanoma of skin(finding) 441742003|Evaluation finding| ≡ Interprets BRAF sequence observed in specimen NEW MCG:BRAF c1799T>A (V600E) NEW concrete domain Has interpretation Finding site BRAF gene locus(cell structure) NEW Associated morphology Nucleotide sequence variant NEW Method NextGen sequencing NEW Associated morphology 2092003|malignant melanoma(morphology)| Finding site 39937001|Skin structure(body structure)|

≡ <<108369006|Neoplasm| BRAF V600E mutation (finding) NEW BRAF V600E identified by immunoperoxidase in neoplasm(observable entity) 363787002|Observable entity| 704318007|Property type| 705057003|Presence| ≡ 704319004|Inheres in| <<108369006|Neoplasm| BRAF V600E mutation (finding) NEW 704320005 |Towards| Cream attributes are defining; brown are non-defining qualifiers 370134009 |Time aspect| Single point in time 246501002 |Technique| Genetic protein probe NEW Specimen prep technique NEW Immunoperoxidase tagged stain NEW

SIRS: “BRCA1 mutation carrier”

BRCA1 mutation Over 1800 mutations identified, most with oncogenetic risk but prevalence rates often specific to ethnicity Hereditary risk for breast, ovarian, fallopian tube and prostate cancers as well as leukemias and lymphomas Testing available for BRCA1 mutated proteins(antigen) as well as sequence analysis

BRCA1 gene Gene: “Breast cancer 1, early onset” Encodes: Synonyms: BRCA1/BRCA2-containing complex, subunit 1; Fanconi anemia, complementation group S; FANCS; PPP1R53; Protein phosphatase 1 regulatory subunit 53, RNF53 Tumor suppressor gene; not a true oncogene Symbol: BRCA1 HGNC:1100 Locus type: gene with protein product Chromosome: 17q21.31; base pairs 41,196,312 to 41,277,500 Lung and ovarian cancer expression of BRCA1 predictive of response to chemotherapy Encodes: Protein: Breast cancer type 1 susceptibility protein Uniprot: P38398 (BRCA1_HUMAN) Function: cellular DNA repair

≡ 17q21.31 NEW concrete domain BRCA1 gene locus (cell structure) 312237004|Chromosome structure(cell structure)| Part of Long arm chromosome 17 NEW ≡ Anatomic location NEW 17q21.31 NEW concrete domain Cream attributes are defining; brown are non-defining qualifiers

≡ 43094112 NEW concrete domain 43124540 NEW concrete domain BRCA1 gene locus (cell structure) BRCA1/BRCA2 complex Fanconi anemia complement S HGNC 1100 312237004|Chromosome structure(cell structure)| Part of |Chromosome pair 17| ≡ Anatomic sequence start NEW 43094112 NEW concrete domain Anatomic sequence end NEW 43124540 NEW concrete domain

≡ Cell structure (cell structure)| BRCA1 sequence observed in tissue (observable entity) 363787002|Observable entity| 704318007|Property type| Nucleotide sequence NEW ≡ 704319004|Inheres in| Cell structure (cell structure)| Inherent location NEW BRCA1 gene locus (cell structure)| NEW 370134009 |Time aspect| Single point in time Cream attributes are defining; brown are non-defining qualifiers 370132008 |Scale type| Nominal 246501002 |Technique| NextGen sequencing NEW 119376003|Tissue specimen| 704327008 |Direct site|

≡ Variant data for BRCA1 mutation Nucleotide sequence variant NEW 412734009 |BRCA1 gene mutation positive (finding)| 441742003|Evaluation finding| Interprets BRCA1 sequence observed in tissue NEW ≡ Has interpretation Variant data for BRCA1 mutation Finding site BRCA1 gene locus(cell structure) NEW Associated morphology Nucleotide sequence variant NEW

BRCA1 variant positive by immunoperoxidase staining of blood specimen (observable entity) 704318007|Property type| <<118598001|Measurement property| *1 ≡ 704319004|Inheres in| <<Body structure, <<Substance, <<Organism, <<Specimen *1 Inherent location NEW <<Body structure, <<Substance, <<Organism, <<Specimen *0-1 <<Body structure, <<Substance, <<Clinical finding <<Organism *0-1 704320005 |Towards| Cream attributes are defining; brown are non-defining qualifiers 704326004 |Precondition| Clinical findings, Procedures *0-many 370134009 |Time aspect| <<272103003|Time patterns (qualifier)| *1 370132008 |Scale type| <<278444000|Scales types(qualifier)| *0-1 246514001 |Units| <<258666001|Units(qualifier)| *0-1 246501002 |Technique| <<272394005 |Technique (technique)| *0-many Specimen prep technique NEW <<|Preparation Technique (technique)| NEW *0-many <<Body structure,<<445405002|Specimen| *0-1 704327008 |Direct site|

≡ 108369006|Neoplasm(morphology)| MSH2 sequence observed in neoplasm(observable entity) 363787002|Observable entity| 704318007|Property type| Nucleotide sequence NEW ≡ 704319004|Inheres in| 108369006|Neoplasm(morphology)| Inherent location NEW MSH2 gene locus (cell structure)| NEW 370134009 |Time aspect| Single point in time Cream attributes are defining; brown are non-defining qualifiers 370132008 |Scale type| Nominal 246501002 |Technique| NextGen sequencing NEW 445405002|Surgical specimen| 704327008 |Direct site|

≡ OMIM:MSH2 c6T>C NEW concrete domain HNPCC1 variant detected in biopsy of neoplasm (finding) 441742003|Evaluation finding| Interprets MSH2 sequence observed in neoplasm NEW ≡ OMIM:MSH2 c6T>C NEW concrete domain Has interpretation Finding site MSH2 gene locus(cell structure) NEW Associated morphology Nucleotide sequence variant NEW

≡ 35917007|Adenocarcinoma(morphology)| |HNPCC1 positive colorectal adenocarcinoma (finding)| NEW |Disorder(disorder)|| Finding site 71854001|Colon structure(body structure)| ≡ Associated morphology 35917007|Adenocarcinoma(morphology)| Associated with HNPCC1 variant detected in neoplasm NEW