List of MeSH codes (C14)

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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).

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This list continues the information at List of MeSH codes (C13). Codes following these are found at List of MeSH codes (C15). 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   C14 – cardiovascular diseases

MeSH   C14.240 – cardiovascular abnormalities

MeSH   C14.240.110 – arterio-arterial fistula

MeSH   C14.240.150 – arteriovenous malformations

MeSH   C14.240.275 – central nervous system vascular malformations

MeSH   C14.240.400 – heart defects, congenital

MeSH   C14.240.670 – pulmonary atresia

MeSH   C14.240.700 – scimitar syndrome

MeSH   C14.280 – heart diseases

MeSH   C14.280.067 – arrhythmia

MeSH   C14.280.129 – carcinoid heart disease

MeSH   C14.280.142 – cardiac output, high

MeSH   C14.280.148 – cardiac output, low

MeSH   C14.280.155 – cardiac tamponade

MeSH   C14.280.195 – cardiomegaly

MeSH   C14.280.238 – cardiomyopathies

MeSH   C14.280.282 – endocarditis

MeSH   C14.280.358 – heart aneurysm

MeSH   C14.280.383 – heart arrest

MeSH   C14.280.400 – heart defects, congenital

MeSH   C14.280.434 – heart failure, congestive

MeSH   C14.280.459 – heart neoplasms

MeSH   C14.280.470 – heart rupture

MeSH   C14.280.484 – heart valve diseases

MeSH   C14.280.647 – myocardial ischemia

MeSH   C14.280.695 – pericardial effusion

MeSH   C14.280.720 – pericarditis

MeSH   C14.280.763 – pneumopericardium

MeSH   C14.280.793 – postpericardiotomy syndrome

MeSH   C14.280.832 – pulmonary heart disease

MeSH   C14.280.874 – rheumatic heart disease

MeSH   C14.280.945 – ventricular dysfunction

MeSH   C14.280.955 – Ventricular outflow tract obstruction

MeSH   C14.371 – hyperemia

MeSH   C14.583 – pregnancy complications, cardiovascular

MeSH   C14.583.404 – embolism, amniotic fluid

MeSH   C14.700 – scimitar syndrome

MeSH   C14.728 – syphilis, cardiovascular

MeSH   C14.826 – tuberculosis, cardiovascular

MeSH   C14.826.595 – pericarditis, tuberculous

MeSH   C14.907 – vascular diseases

MeSH   C14.907.055 – aneurysm

MeSH   C14.907.075 – angiodysplasia

MeSH   C14.907.077 – angiomatosis

MeSH   C14.907.079 – angioneurotic edema

MeSH   C14.907.109 – aortic diseases

MeSH   C14.907.137 – arterial occlusive diseases

MeSH   C14.907.150 – arteriovenous malformations

MeSH   C14.907.184 – arteritis

MeSH   C14.907.218 – capillary leak syndrome

MeSH   C14.907.253 – cerebrovascular disorders

MeSH   C14.907.320 – diabetic angiopathies

MeSH   C14.907.355 – embolism and thrombosis

MeSH   C14.907.375 – erythromelalgia

MeSH   C14.907.449 – hemorrhoids

MeSH   C14.907.460 – hepatic veno-occlusive disease

MeSH   C14.907.489 – hypertension

MeSH   C14.907.514 – hypotension

MeSH   C14.907.553 – ischemia

MeSH   C14.907.617 – peripheral vascular diseases

MeSH   C14.907.681 – phlebitis

MeSH   C14.907.690 – pulmonary veno-occlusive disease

MeSH   C14.907.744 – Raynaud disease

MeSH   C14.907.760 – retinal vein occlusion

MeSH   C14.907.780 – scimitar syndrome

MeSH   C14.907.790 – spinal cord vascular diseases

MeSH   C14.907.800 – superior vena cava syndrome

MeSH   C14.907.823 – telangiectasis

MeSH   C14.907.863 – thoracic outlet syndrome

MeSH   C14.907.903 – varicocele

MeSH   C14.907.927 – varicose veins

MeSH   C14.907.933 – vascular fistula

MeSH   C14.907.934 – vascular hemostatic disorders

MeSH   C14.907.936 – vascular neoplasms

MeSH   C14.907.940 – vasculitis

MeSH   C14.907.952 – venous insufficiency

The list continues at List of MeSH codes (C15).

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