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major and minor kidney calyces miss-classified as renal venous blood vessel #2335
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Hi,
Please forgive me if I have misinterpreted these relationships, but this
all seems wrong to me.
I don't think that the average anatomist would consider the calyces to be
'part of' the renal pelvis. I suppose if the wall of the calyx is 'part of'
the whole space that we call the renal pelvis then I guess it would be
correct, but that just seems odd to me. In any case, the problem is not so
much that the calyces are 'part of' the renal pelvis. The problem is that
the 'drains' relationship is in the Domain vein. The relationship should be
'renal pelvis' drains some 'major calyx'
These are not blood vessels. They are vessels for urine.
Or am I missing something here?
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…On Sun, Mar 6, 2022 at 11:26 AM David Osumi-Sutherland < ***@***.***> wrote:
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This is inferred from the domain of 'drains':
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It's understandable why this relationships was added.
Short term fix: remove 'drains' relationship.
Potential longer term fix: remove domain of 'drains' in RO. If the domain
of drains is to be kept, we should make more effort to add disjoints that
could catch these.
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Hi Robert,
Thanks for the advice. Can you suggest a better alternative partonomy?
Agreed. So we need to either broaden the domain of drains, make a new relation or drop recording this functional connectivity relationship. Cheers, |
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'minor calyx' part of some 'renal sinus'
'major calyx' part of some 'renal sinus'
'renal pelvis' part of some 'renal sinus'
'major calyx' drains some 'minor calyx'
'renal pelvis' drains some 'major calyx'
'ureter' drains some 'renal pelvis'
Does this work?
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Hi Robert,
I don't think that the average anatomist would consider the calyces to be
'part of' the renal pelvis. I suppose if the wall of the calyx is 'part of'
the whole space that we call the renal pelvis then I guess it would be
correct, but that just seems odd to me.
Thanks for the advice. Can you suggest a better alternative partonomy?
The problem is that the 'drains' relationship is in the Domain vein. The
relationship should be
'renal pelvis' drains some 'major calyx'
These are not blood vessels. They are vessels for urine.
Agreed. So we need to either broaden the domain of drains, make a new
relation or drop recording this functional connectivity relationship.
Cheers,
David
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Renal sinus is classified as a space right now, so not sure this will work. @cmungall - thoughts? |
Instead of 'part of' could we use 'located in' ?
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Renal sinus is classified as a space right now, so not sure this will
work. @cmungall <https://github.com/cmungall> - thoughts?
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This is inferred from the domain of 'drains':
Presumably this relationship was added as a way of indicating urine drainage.
Short term fix:
Longer term fixes:
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