[Objective] This study proposes an automatic procedure to present the clustering results, aiming to promote the development of co-word clustering analysis. [Methods] First, we examined the indexing rules of neoplastic diagnosis and chose 10 common neoplasms as sample sets for co-occurrence clustering analysis. Then,we reviewed the results and combined the indexing rules to identify the semantic types/subheading combination patterns of high-frequency subject headings. Third, we developed a python application to automatically interpret the clustering results for four groups of neoplasms. Finally, we invited 12 experts to evaluate the accuracy,comprehensiveness, practicality, comprehensibility and simplicity of the presentation. [Results] We found 30 indexing patterns of neoplastic diagnosis as well as 98 combination semantic patterns. The scores of the accuracy,comprehensiveness, practicality, comprehensibility and simplicity were 4.282, 4. 435, 4.209, 4.457, and 4.206 out of 5. [Limitations] It was difficult to reveal the"hidden relations"among the subject headings with the proposed method. [Conclusions] Our new method could effectively present results of co-occurrence clustering analysis for medical records.