ORPHAcode Mappings Browser
Based on Orphanet Nomenclature (July 2024 release)


Available only in english
Updated once a year in July

Orphanet has developed and maintains the Orphanet nomenclature of rare diseases, a multilingual, standardised, controlled medical terminology specific to rare diseases.

Each clinical entity is associated with a unique numerical identifier named ORPHAcode, as well as a preferred term, synonyms, classification level, typology and definition.
Clinical entities are further aligned with ICD-10, ICD-11, and OMIM terminologies when relevant, and the alignments are qualified according to their precision.

Orphanet mapping tool allows users to search for rare clinical entity(ies) and find the corresponding references in the above mentioned terminologies.
Obtained results include the precision of the alignments, with a cardinality from ORPHAcode to the target terminology.
Results can be dowloaded as .csv or .xls.

Three search options are possible:

  • Simple search. In the search bar, enter the ORPHAcode of the entity sought
  • Advanced search. Search by one or several fields: by label (preferred term or synonym fields), by terms (definition field). You can refine your query by selecting a terminology
    using the drop-down menu and enter a reference in the dedicated field, and additionallyfilter by level of mapping relation
  • Multiple queries from a search file. This section allows you to obtain a set of results by uploading an input file in a format suitable for the tool, as indicated in the Help button. An example of input file is also provided.

For further information please refer to the user guide.

Mapping Legend
E : Exact Mapping
BTNT : Broader terms maps to narrower term
NTBT : Narrower terms maps to broader term
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Warning

The information provided is based on published scientific articles.

Information in Orphanet is updated on a regular basis. It is possible that new discoveries are made in between updates and do not yet appear in the disease profile. The date of the last update is indicated. Professionals are always encouraged to consult the most recent publications before making any decisions based on the information provided.

Information in Orphanet is not intended to replace professional health care. Orphanet cannot be held responsible for harmful, truncated or erroneous use of any information found in the Orphanet database.