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Table of ContentsIntroduction to ICD-10-CM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iiChapter 6 —Diseases of the Nervous SystemG00-G99. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90Chapter 7 —Diseases of the Eye and AdnexaH00-H59. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106Chapter 8 —Diseases of the Ear and MastoidProcess H60-H95. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137Chapter 9 —Diseases of the Circulatory SystemI00-I99. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147Development of ICD-10-CM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iiThe ICD-9-CM Coordination and Maintenance Committee. . . . iiGeneral Equivalency Mapping – ICD-9-CM to ICD-10-CM. . . . . iiThe ICD-10-CM Code Set Improvements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iiHow to Use the ICD-10-CM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iiiStructure of ICD-10-CM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iiiAlphabetic Index of Diseases and Injuries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iiiTabular List of Diseases and Injuries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iiiICD-10-CM Official Guidelines and Reporting Draft. . . . ivSection I:ICD-10-CM Conventions, General CodingGuidelines and Chapter Specific Guidelines. . . . . ivSection II:Selection of Principle Diagnosis. . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Section III:Reporting Additional Diagnosis. . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Section IV:Diagnostic Coding and ReportingGuidelines for Outpatient Services . . . . . . . . . . 25Alphabetic Index. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Neoplasms Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239Table of Drugs and Chemicals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 347External Causes Index. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397Tabular List of Diseases and Injuries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Chapter 1 —Certain Infectious and Parasitic DiseasesA00-B99. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Chapter 2 —Neoplasms C00-D49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Chapter 3 —Diseases of the Blood and Blood-FormingOrgans and Certain Disorders Involvingthe Immune Mechanism D50-D89. . . . . . . . . . . 50Chapter 4 —Endocrine, Nutritional and MetabolicDiseases E00-E89 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57Chapter 5 —Mental and Behavioral Disorders F01-F99. . . . 74Chapter 10 — Diseases of the Respiratory SystemJ00-J99. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 177Chapter 11 — Diseases of the Digestive SystemK00-K94. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188Chapter 12 — Diseases of the Skin and SubcutaneousTissue L00-L99. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206Chapter 13 — Diseases of the Musculoskeletal Systemand Connective Tissue M00-M99. . . . . . . . . . . 221Chapter 14 — Diseases of the genitourinary systemN00-N99. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 293Chapter 15 — Pregnancy, Childbirth and the PuerperiumO00-O9A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 307Chapter 16 — Certain Conditions Originating in thePerinatal Period P00-P96. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 334Chapter 17 — Congenital Malformations, Deformationsand Chromosomal Abnormalities Q00-Q99. . 343Chapter 18 — Symptoms, Signs and Abnormal Clinicaland Laboratory Findings, Not ElsewhereClassified R00-R99 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 358Chapter 19 — Injury, Poisoning and Certain OtherConsequences of External CausesS00-T88 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 372Chapter 20 — External causes of morbidity V00-Y99. . . . . . . . 570Chapter 21 — Factors Influencing Health Status andContact with Health Services Z00-Z99. . . . . . . . 645
How to Use the ICD-10-CMStructure of ICD-10-CMThe new structure will allow further expansion than was possible withICD-9-CM as more positions in more chapters are left open and availablefor future modifications. This is the updated draft version of ICD-10-CM.However, the codes in this ICD-10-CM are not currently valid for anypurpose or use. There is now an anticipated implementation date forthe ICD-10-CM of October 1, 2013 and implementation will be basedon the process for adoption of standard under the Health InsurancePortability and Accountability Act of 1996.ICD-10-CM has an index and tabular list similar to ICD-9-CM; however,the alphabetic index is more in-depth. ICD-10-CM also uses an indentedformat for both the index and tabular list. The Tabular List is similar to theICD-9-CM version of the Tabular List, containing categories, subcategories,codes and descriptors, arranged numerically within the 21 separate chapters.The coding guidelines outlining coding conventions for ICD-10-CM are inthe index, which consists of two parts: the index to diseases and injury and theindex to external causes of injury. The former ‘V’ and ‘E’ code classificationsthat were previously considered supplemental to ICD-9-CM are incorporatedinto the Tabular List in the ICD-10-CM code set as individual chapters. TheNeoplasm Table and the Table of Drugs and Chemicals are located in theAlphabetic Index to Diseases and Injury. Additionally, the Index to ExternalCauses has been included.Alphabetic Index of Diseases and InjuriesThe Alphabetic List contains terms in the ICD-10-CM code set and thecorresponding code. This List is divided into two parts: ‘Index to Diseasesand Injuries’ and ‘Index to External Causes of Injuries’. Within the Indexthere is a Neoplasm Table and a Table of Drugs and Chemicals.Alphabetic Index Instructional NotationsAbbreviationsNEC Not elsewhere classifiable – represents ‘other specified.’ Whena specific code is not available for a condition, the Indexdirects the user to the ‘other specified’ code in the TabularList.Tabular List of Diseases and InjuriesThe Tabular List consists of categories, subcategories, and valid codes. ValidICD-10-CM codes contain letters (alpha) and numbers (numeric) and maybe 3-7 digits long. The following describes the content of the specific digits: First Digit – alpha. The only letter not used is the letter ‘U’, whichis reserved for newly discovered diseases of unknown etiology. Second Digit – numeric Third Digit – numeric or alpha (not case sensitive) Fourth through Seventh Digits – numeric or alpha (not casesensitive). Note: For some ICD-10-CM codes, an ‘x’ is used as a4th-6th digit character place holder.The Letter ‘x’ as a Place HolderIf the code indicates there is a required 7th digit and there are less than six (6)characters in the code, a place holder of ‘x’ should be assigned for all missingcharacters, in order to keep the 7th character of a code always in position of the7th digit. These placeholders have been included in the Tabular List to enableusers to code more accurately, although they may appear to be out-of-order. The icon noted in front of a code indicates the code has a 7th character, such asan encounter, sequela, tophus, gestations for fetus unspecified, etc.Example:W11.xxxA Fall on and from ladder, initial encounterThe ICD-10-CM system also utilizes the ‘x’ as a 5th character place holderwith certain 6-digit codes to allow for future expansion. An example ofthis is found in the poisoning, adverse effect, and underdosing codes,categories T36-T50. Where a placeholder exists, the ‘x’ must be used inorder for the code to be considered valid.Punctuation[]()Punctuation()Parentheses – used in the Alphabetic Index to enclosesupplementary words that may be present or absent inthe statement of a disease/condition without affecting thecode number to which is is assigned. The terms within theparentheses are referred to as nonessential modifiers.Fainting (fit) R55Manifestation codesConditions/diseases that are considered manifestation codes have a specificentry structure. Both conditions/diseases are listed together with theetiology code sequenced first, followed by the manifestation code second.Trichinellosis, trichiniasis, trichinelliasis, trichinosis B75with muscle disorder B75 [M63.80]Morphology CodesSome neoplasms contained in the Alphabetic Index include the morphologycode or the histologic type. These codes are derived from the second editionof the International Classification of Diseases for Oncology (ICD-O). Thecorrect morphology code can be found under the main term and subtermfor the type of neoplasm, adenocarcinoma, sarcoma, etc.Melanoma (malignant) (M8720/3) C43.9Default CodeA code that is listed next to a main term in the Index is referred to as adefault code. The default code represents the condition/disease that ismost commonly associated with the main term, or the unspecified codefor that condition. If a condition is documented in the medical recordwithout any additional information (e.g., acute or chronic), the defaultcode should be assigned.Appendicitis (pneumococcal) (retrocecal) K37ICD-10-CM 2012 Draft:Brackets – used in the Tabular List to enclose synonyms,alternative wording, or explanatory phrases.E87.5HyperkalemiaPotassium [K] excessPotassium [K] overloadParentheses – used in the Tabular List to enclose supplementarywords that may be present or absent in the statement of a disease/condition without affecting the code number to which is wasassigned. The terms within the parentheses are referred to asnonessential modifiers.G40.3Generalized idiopathic epilepsy and epilepticsyndromesBenign neonatal convulsions (familial)Colons – used in the Tabular List after an incomplete term, whichneeds one or more of the modifiers following the colon to make itassignable to a given category.M89.7Major osseous defectCode first underlying disease, if known, such as:aseptic necrosis of bone (M87.-)AbbreviationsNEC Not elsewhere classifiable. This abbreviation represents ‘otherspecified’. When a specific code is not available for a condition,the Tabular List includes an NEC entry under a code to identify itas an ‘other specified’ code.NOS Not otherwise specified. This is equivalent to an unspecified code.IncludesThe word Includes appears immediately under certain categories to addfurther definition, or give examples of the content of the category.Example: K27 Peptic ulcer, site unspecifiedIncludes gastroduodenal ulcer NOSpeptic ulcer NOSInclusion TermsA list of terms is included under some codes. These terms are theconditions for which that code number is to be used. The terms may besynonyms of the code title, or in the case of ‘other specified’ codes, theIntroduction — iii
Alphabetic Index to DiseasesBurn – continuedear (auricle) (external) (canal) T20.01first degree T20.11second degree T20.21third degree T20.31elbow T22.029first degree T22.129left T22.022first degree T22.122second degree T22.222third degree T22.322right T22.021first degree T22.121second degree T22.221third degree T22.321second degree T22.229third degree T22.329epidermal loss code as Burn, second degree, bysiteerythema, erythematous code as Burn, firstdegree, by siteesophagus T28.1extent (percentage of body surface)less than 10 percent T31.010-19 percent T31.10with 0-9 percent third degree burns T31.10with 10-19 percent third degree burnsT31.1120-29 percent T31.20with 0-9 percent third degree burns T31.20with 10-19 percent third degree burnsT31.21with 20-29 percent third degree burnsT31.2230-39 percent T31.30with 0-9 percent third degree burns T31.30with 10-19 percent third degree burnsT31.31with 20-29 percent third degree burnsT31.32with 30-39 percent third degree burnsT31.3340-49 percent T31.40with 0-9 percent third degree burns T31.40with 10-19 percent third degree burnsT31.41with 20-29 percent third degree burnsT31.42with 30-39 percent third degree burnsT31.43with 40-49 percent third degree burnsT31.4450-59 percent T31.50with 0-9 percent third degree burns T31.50with 10-19 percent third degree burnsT31.51with 20-29 percent third degree burnsT31.52with 30-39 percent third degree burnsT31.53with 40-49 percent third degree burnsT31.54with 50-59 percent third degree burnsT31.5560-69 percent T31.60with 0-9 percent third degree burns T31.60with 10-19 percent third degree burnsT31.61with 20-29 percent third degree burnsT31.62with 30-39 percent third degree burnsT31.63with 40-49 percent third degree burnsT31.64with 50-59 percent third degree burnsT31.65with 60-69 percent third degree burnsT31.6670-79 percent T31.70with 0-9 percent third degree burns T31.70with 10-19 percent third degree burnsT31.71with 20-29 percent third degree burnsT31.72with 30-39 percent third degree burnsT31.73with 40-49 percent third degree burnsT31.74with 50-59 percent third degree burnsT31.75with 60-69 percent third degree burnsT31.76with 70-79 percent third degree burnsT31.77Volume 2 — 67Bubo – BurnICD-10-CM 2012 DraftBurn – continuedankle T25.019first degree T25.119left T25.012first degree T25.112second degree T25.212third degree T25.312multiple with foot – see Burn, lower, limb,multiple, ankle and footright T25.011first degree T25.111second degree T25.211third degree T25.311second degree T25.219third degree T25.319anus – see Burn, buttockarm (lower) (upper) – see Burn, upper, limbaxilla T22.049first degree T22.149left T22.042first degree T22.142second degree T22.242third degree T22.342right T22.041first degree T22.141second degree T22.241third degree T22.341second degree T22.249third degree T22.349back (lower) T21.04first degree T21.14second degree T21.24third degree T21.34upper T21.03first degree T21.13second degree T21.23third degree T21.33blisters code as Burn, second degree, by sitebreast(s) – see Burn, chest wallbuttock(s) T21.05first degree T21.15second degree T21.25third degree T21.35calf T24.039first degree T24.139left T24.032first degree T24.132second degree T24.232third degree T24.332right T24.031first degree T24.131second degree T24.231third degree T24.331second degree T24.239third degree T24.339canthus (eye) – see Burn, eyelidcaustic acid or alkaline – see Corrosion, by sitecervix T28.3cheek T20.06first degree T20.16second degree T20.26third degree T20.36chemical (acids) (alkalines) (caustics) (external)(internal) – see Corrosion, by sitechest wall T21.01first degree T21.11second degree T21.21third degree T21.31chin T20.03first degree T20.13second degree T20.23third degree T20.33colon T28.2conjunctiva (and cornea) – see Burn, corneacornea (and conjunctiva) T26.1chemical – see Corrosion, corneacorrosion (external) (internal) – see Corrosion,by sitedeep necrosis of underlying tissue code as Burn,third degree, by sitedorsum of hand T23.069first degree T23.169left T23.062first degree T23.162second degree T23.262third degree T23.362right T23.061first degree T23.161second degree T23.261third degree T23.361second degree T23.269third degree T23.369due to ingested chemical agent – see Corrosion,by siteAlphabetic Index to DiseasesBubo – continuedinguinal (nonspecific) I88.8chancroidal A57climatic A55due to H. ducreyi A57infective I88.8scrofulous (tuberculous) A18.2soft chancre A57suppurating – see Lymphadenitis, acutesyphilitic (primary) A51.0congenital A50.07tropical A55virulent (chancroidal) A57Bubonic plague A20.0Bubonocele – see Hernia, inguinalBuccal – see conditionBuchanan’s disease or osteochondrosis M91.0Buchem’s syndrome (hyperostosis corticalis) M85.2Bucket-handle fracture or tear (semilunar cartilage)– see Tear, meniscusBudd-Chiari syndrome (hepatic vein thrombosis)I82.0Budgerigar fancier’s disease or lung J67.2Budsbreast E30.1in newborn P96.89Buerger’s disease (thromboangiitis obliterans) I73.1Bulbar – see conditionBulbus cordis (left ventricle) (persistent) Q21.8Bulimia (nervosa) F50.2atypical F50.9normal weight F50.9Bulkystools R19.5uterus N85.2Bulla (e) R23.8lung (emphysematous) (solitary) J43.9newborn P25.8Bullet wound – see also Wound, openfracture code as Fracture, by siteinternal organ – see Injury, by siteBundlebranch block (complete) (false) (incomplete) –see Block, bundle-branchof His – see conditionBunion – see Deformity, toe, hallux valgusBuphthalmia, buphthalmos (congenital) Q15.0Burdwan fever B55.0Bürger-Grütz disease or syndrome E78.3Buriedpenis (congenital) Q55.64acquired N48.83roots K08.3Burke’s syndrome K86.8Burkittcell leukemia C91.0lymphoma (malignant) C83.7small noncleaved, diffuse C83.7spleen C83.77undifferentiated C83.7tumor C83.7typeacute lymphoblastic leukemia C91.0undifferentiated C83.7Burn (electricity) (flame) (hot gas, liquid or hotobject) (radiation) (steam) (thermal) T30.0abdomen, abdominal (muscle) (wall) T21.02first degree T21.12second degree T21.22third degree T21.32above elbow T22.039first degree T22.139left T22.032first degree T22.132second degree T22.232third degree T22.332right T22.031first degree T22.131second degree T22.231third degree T22.331second degree T22.239third degree T22.339acid (caustic) (external) (internal) – seeCorrosion, by sitealimentary tract NEC T28.2esophagus T28.1mouth T28.0pharynx T28.0alkaline (caustic) (external) (internal) – seeCorrosion, by siteBubo – Burn
Alphabetic Index to DiseasesKlumpke – LacerationAlphabetic Index to DiseasesKlumpke – LacerationKlumpke (-Déjerine) palsy, paralysis (birth)(newborn) P14.1Knee – see conditionKnock knee (acquired) M21.06congenital Q74.1Knot(s)intestinal, syndrome (volvulus) K56.2surfer S89.8umbilical cord (true) O69.2Knotting (of)hair L67.8intestine K56.2Knuckle pad (Garrod’s) M72.1Koch’sinfection – see Tuberculosisrelapsing fever A68.9Koch-Weeks’ conjunctivitis – see Conjunctivitis,acute, mucopurulentKöebner’s syndrome Q81.8Köenig’s disease (osteochondritis dissecans) – seeOsteochondritis, dissecansKöhler-Pellegrini-Steida disease or syndrome(calcification, knee joint) – see Bursitis, tibialcollateralKöhler’s diseasepatellar – see Osteochondrosis, juvenile, patellatarsal navicular – see Osteochondrosis, juvenile,tarsusKoilonychia L60.3congenital Q84.6Kojevnikov’s, epilepsy – see Kozhevnikof’s epilepsyKoplik’s spots B05.9Kopp’s asthma E32.8Korsakoff’s (Wernicke) disease, psychosis orsyndrome (alcoholic) F10.96with dependence F10.26drug-induceddue to drug abuse – see Abuse, drug, by type,with amnestic disorderdue to drug dependence – see Dependence,drug, by type, with amnestic disordernonalcoholic F04Korsakov’s disease, psychosis or syndrome – seeKorsakoff’s diseaseKorsakow’s disease, psychosis or syndrome – seeKorsakoff’s diseaseKostmann’s disease or syndrome (infantile geneticagranulocytosis) – see AgranulocytosisKozhevnikof’s epilepsy G40.109intractable G40.119with status epilepticus G40.111without status epilepticus G40.119not intractable G40.109with status epilepticus G40.101without status epilepticus G40.109Krabbe’sdisease E75.23syndrome, congenital muscle hypoplasia Q79.8Kraepelin-Morel disease – see SchizophreniaKraft-Weber-Dimitri disease Q85.8Kraurosisani K62.89penis N48.0vagina N89.8vulva N90.4Kreotoxism A05.9Krukenberg’sspindle – see Pigmentation, cornea, posteriortumor C79.6Kufs’ disease E75.4Kugelberg-Welander disease G12.1Kuhnt-Junius degeneration (see also Degeneration,macula) H35.32Kümmell’s disease or spondylitis – seeSpondylopathy, traumaticKupffer cell sarcoma C22.3Kuru A81.81Kussmaul’sdisease M30.0respiration E87.2in diabetic acidosis – see Diabetes, by type,with ketoacidosisKwashiorkor E40marasmic, marasmus type E42Kyasanur Forest disease A98.2216 — Volume 2Kyphoscoliosis, kyphoscoliotic (acquired) (see alsoScoliosis) M41.9congenital Q67.5heart (disease) I27.1sequelae of rickets E64.3tuberculous A18.01Kyphosis, kyphotic (acquired) M40.209cervical region M40.202cervicothoracic region M40.203congenital Q76.419cervical region Q76.412cervicothoracic region Q76.413occipito-atlanto-axial region Q76.411thoracic region Q76.414thoracolumbar region Q76.415Morquio-Brailsford type (spinal) (see alsosubcategory M49.8) E76.219postlaminectomy M96.3postradiation therapy M96.2postural (adolescent) M40.00cervicothoracic region M40.03thoracic region M40.04thoracolumbar region M40.05secondary NEC M40.10cervical region M40.12cervicothoracic region M40.13thoracic region M40.14thoracolumbar region M40.15sequelae of rickets E64.3specified type NEC M40.299cervical region M40.292cervicothoracic region M40.293thoracic region M40.294thoracolumbar region M40.295syphilitic, congenital A50.56thoracic region M40.204thoracolumbar region M40.205tuberculous A18.01Kyrle disease L87.0LLabia, labium – see conditionLabileblood pressure R09.89vasomotor system I73.9Labioglossal paralysis G12.29Labium leporinum – see Cleft, lipLabor – see DeliveryLabored breathing – see HyperventilationLabyrinthitis (circumscribed) (destructive) (diffuse)(inner ear) (latent) (purulent) (suppurative)(see also subcategory) H83.0syphilitic A52.79Lacerationwith abortion – see Abortion, by type,complicated by laceration of pelvic organsabdomen, abdominalwall S31.119withforeign body S31.129penetration into peritoneal cavity S31.619with foreign body S31.629epigastric region S31.112withforeign body S31.122penetration into peritoneal cavityS31.612with foreign body S31.622leftlower quadrant S31.114withforeign body S31.124penetration into peritoneal cavityS31.614with foreign body S31.624upper quadrant S31.111withforeign body S31.121penetration into peritoneal cavityS31.611with foreign body S31.621periumbilic region S31.115withforeign body S31.125penetration into peritoneal cavityS31.615with foreign body S31.625Laceration – continuedabdomen, abdominal – continuedwall – continuedrightlower quadrant S31.113withforeign body S31.123penetration into peritoneal cavityS31.613with foreign body S31.623upper quadrant S31.110withforeign body S31.120penetration into peritoneal cavityS31.610with foreign body S31.620accidental, complicating surgery – seeComplications, surgical, accidental punctureor lacerationAchilles tendon S86.02adrenal gland S37.813alveolar (process) – see Laceration, oral cavityankle S91.01withforeign body S91.02antecubital space – see Laceration, elbowanus (sphincter) S31.831withectopic or molar pregnancy O08.6foreign body S31.832complicating delivery – see Delivery,complicated, by, laceration, anus(sphincter)following ectopic or molar pregnancy O08.6nontraumatic, nonpuerperal – see Fissure, anusarm (upper) S41.11with foreign body S41.12lower – see Laceration, forearmauditory canal (external) (meatus) – seeLaceration, earauricle, ear – see Laceration, earaxilla – see Laceration, armback – see also Laceration, thorax, backlower S31.010withforeign body S31.020with penetration into retroperitonealspace S31.021penetration into retroperitoneal spaceS31.011bile duct S36.13bladder S37.23with ectopic or molar pregnancy O08.6following ectopic or molar pregnancy O08.6obstetrical trauma O71.5blood vessel – see Injury, blood vesselbowel – see also Laceration, intestinewith ectopic or molar pregnancy O08.6complicating abortion – see Abortion, by type,complicated by, specified condition NECfollowing ectopic or molar pregnancy O08.6obstetrical trauma O71.5brain (any part) (cortex) (diffuse) (membrane) –see also Injury, intracranial, diffuseduring birth P10.8with hemorrhage P10.1focal – see Injury, intracranial, focal brain injurybrainstem S06.38breast S21.01with foreign body S21.02broad ligament S37.893with ectopic or molar pregnancy O08.6following ectopic or molar pregnancy O08.6laceration syndrome N83.8obstetrical trauma O71.6syndrome (laceration) N83.8buttock S31.801with foreign body S31.802left S31.821with foreign body S31.822right S31.811with foreign body S31.812calf – see Laceration, legcanaliculus lacrimalis – see Laceration, eyelidcanthus, eye – see Laceration, eyelidcapsule, joint – see Spraincausing eversion of cervix uteri (old) N86central (perineal), complicating delivery O70.9cerebellum, traumatic S06.37cerebral S06.33left side S06.32during birth P10.8with hemorrhage P10.1right side S06.31-2012 Draft ICD-10-CM
ICD-10-CM 2012 .2s D04.2-l D23.2-lD48.5-l .6D49.0D49.5D49.0D49.89D49.5D49.5l New Linepterygoid fossaC49.0pubic boneC41.4pudenda, pudendumC51.9(female)pulmonary – see alsoC34.9Neoplasm, sC16.4pyramid (brain)C71.7pyriform fossa or sinusC12radius (any part)C40.0Rathke's pouchC75.1rectosigmoid (junction)C19overlapping lesion withC21.8anus or rectumrectouterine pouchC48.1rectovaginal septum orC76.3wallrectovesical septumC76.3rectum (ampulla)C20and colonC19overlapping lesion withanus or rectosigmoid C64.pelvisC65.respiratoryorgans or system NECC39.9tract cecalC48.0retromolar (area)C06.2(triangle) (trigone)retro-orbitalC76.0retroperitoneal ngealC14.0retrovesical er's fossaC11.2round C76.3sacrouterine ligamentC57.3sacrum, sacral (vertebra)C41.4salivary gland or ductC08.9(major)minor NECC06.9overlapping C08.1submandibularC08.0submaxillaryC08.0salpinx (uterine)C57.0Santorini's ductC25.3scalpC44.40sbasal cell carcinomalC44.41specified type NEClC44.49squamous cellC44.42carcinomalscapula (any part)C40.0scapular regionC76.1scar NEC – see alsoNeoplasm, skin, byC44.90ssitessciatic nerveC47.2scleraC69.4scrotum (skin)C63.2sebaceous gland – seeNeoplasm, skins Revised .82C79.82C78.6Neoplasm, UncertainD48.7Ca in situBenignD36.7MalignantSecondaryCa in elvis, pelvic – sebaceous .13D31.4D29.4D48.2D48.7D40.8D49.2D49.89D49.5Volume 2 — 249pelvis, pelvic – sebaceous glandpelvis, pelvic – dyC60.2corpus (cavernosum)C60.2glansC60.1overlapping sitesC60.8skin NECC60.9periadrenal (tissue)C48.0perianal (skin) – see alsoC44.500sNeoplasm, anus, periodontal tissue NECC03.9periosteum – seeNeoplasm, boneperipancrea
ICD-9-CM as more positions in more chapters are left open and available for future modifications. This is the updated draft version of ICD-10-CM. . Bunion – see Deformity, toe, hallux valgus Buphthalmia, buphthalmos (congenital)Q15.0 Burdwan fever B55.0 Bürger-Grütz disease or syndrome E78.3
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