International version of ICD-10 maintained by the World Health Organization (WHO). This is the original version of ICD-10 containing +14 000 codes structured in a five level hierarchy. Most nations have modified this ICD-10 version to suit their specific needs. The difference between the modification and the original version depends on the country: the Danish modification has a large overlap, while the American does not. However, most modifications use the International version as the foundation, and add additional codes to the exisitng hierarchy. Therefore, use this version of ICD-10 for all the nations where we have not yet implemented the modifications, and it will still be helpful.
Encounter type
Encounter type is required. ICD-10 coding guidelines differ significantly between inpatient and outpatient settings. For instance, in the outpatient setting, one should only code established diagnoses. In the inpatient setting, one should also include all diagnoses that are uncertain, even those that are ruled out. Use icd10int-inpatient for inpatient cases and icd10-outpatient for outpatient cases. The correct guideline set is applied automatically based on the suffix.
Language support
Works best in English and major European languages, with strong performance across dozens of languages. No translation step is required; the model processes the input text directly. 
