The set of elements that are members of both of two specified sets.
Notes
- In set theory, the intersection of sets A and B refers to all elements that are in both set A and set B.
- In SNOMED CT, the intersection of two subsets of concepts consists of all concepts that are members of both subsets.
Examples
The following expression constraint language defines the set of concepts that in the intersection subtypes of 85562004 | Hand| and members or the 723264001 | Lateralizable body structure reference set| . The "AND" instruction indicates a union between the sets defined by constraints on either side of that instruction.
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