Certain infectious and parasitic diseases
Certain infectious and parasitic diseases Certain infectious and parasitic diseases
Alphabetical Index Of Diseases And Nature Of Injury Dysfunction------continued - pituitary (gland) E23.3 - placental O43.8 - polyglandular E31.9 - - specified NEC E31.8 - psychophysiological F59 - rectum K59.9 - - psychogenic F45.3 - segmental M99.0 - senile R54 - sexual (due to) - - alcohol F10.8 - - amfetamine (or related substance) F15.8 - - anxiolytic, hypnotic or sedative F13.8 - - cannabis F12.8 - - cocaine F14.8 - - excessive sexual drive F52.7 - - failure of genital response F52.2 - - inhibited orgasm (female) (male) F52.3 - - lack - - - of sexual enjoyment F52.1 - - - or loss of sexual desire F52.0 - - nonorganic F52.9 - - - specified NEC F52.8 - - opioid F11.0 - - orgasmic dysfunction (female) (male) F52.3 - - premature ejaculation F52.4 - - psychoactive substances NEC F19.8 - - psychogenic F52.9 - - sexual aversion F52.1 - - vaginismus (nonorganic) (psychogenic) F52.5 - somatic M99.0 - somatoform autonomic F45.3 - stomach K31.8 - - psychogenic F45.3 - suprarenal E27.9 - symbolic NEC R48.8 - temporomandibular (joint) (joint-pain syndrome) K07.6 - testicular (endocrine) E29.9 - - specified NEC E29.8 - thyroid E07.9 - ureterostomy (stoma) N99.5 - urethrostomy (stoma) N99.5 - uterus, complicating delivery O62.9 - - affecting fetus or newborn P03.6 - - hypertonic O62.4 - - hypotonic O62.2 - - - primary O62.0 - - - secondary O62.1 Dysgenesis - gonadal (due to chromosomal anomaly) Q96.9 - - pure Q99.1 - renal Q60.5 - - bilateral Q60.4 - - unilateral Q60.3 - reticular D72.0 Dysgerminoma (M9060/3) - specified site — see Neoplasm, malignant - unspecified site - - female C56 - - male C62.9 Dysgeusia R43.2 Dysgraphia R27.8 Dyshidrosis, dysidrosis L30.1 Dyskaryotic cervical smear R87.6 Dyskeratosis L85.8 - cervix (see also Dysplasia, cervix) N87.9 - congenital Q82.8 - uterus NEC N85.8 Dyskinesia G24.9 - biliary (cystic duct or gallbladder) K82.8 - esophagus K22.4 - hysterical F44.4 - intestinal K59.8 - neuroleptic-induced (tardive) G24.0 - nonorganic origin F44.4 - orofacial (idiopathic) G24.4 - psychogenic F44.4 - trachea J39.8 - tracheobronchial J98.0 Dyslalia (developmental) F80.0 Dyslexia R48.0 - developmental F81.0 Dysmaturity (see also Immaturity) P05.0 - pulmonary (newborn) (Wilson-Mikity) P27.0 Dysmenorrhea (essential) (exfoliative) N94.6 - congestive (syndrome) N94.6 - primary N94.4 - psychogenic F45.8 - secondary N94.5 Dysmetria R27.8 Dysmorphism (due to) - alcohol Q86.0 - exogenous cause NEC Q86.8 - hydantoin Q86.1 - warfarin Q86.2 Dysmorphophobia (nondelusional) F45.2 - delusional F22.8 Dysnomia R47.0 Dysorexia R63.0 - psychogenic F50.8 Dysostosis - cleidocranial, cleidocranialis Q74.0 - craniofacial Q75.1 - mandibulofacial (incomplete) Q75.4 - multiplex E76.0 - oculomandibular Q75.5 Dyspareunia (female) N94.1 - male N48.8 - nonorganic F52.6 - psychogenic F52.6 - secondary N94.1 212
WHO’s ICD-10 version for 2007 Dyspepsia (allergic) (congenital) (functional) (gastrointestinal) (occupational) (reflex) K30 - atonic K30 - nervous F45.3 - neurotic F45.3 - psychogenic F45.3 Dysphagia R13 - functional (hysterical) F45.8 - hysterical F45.8 - nervous (hysterical) F45.8 - psychogenic F45.8 - sideropenic D50.1 Dysphagocytosis, congenital D71 Dysphasia R47.0 - developmental - - expressive type F80.1 - - receptive type F80.2 Dysphonia R49.0 - functional F44.4 - hysterical F44.4 - psychogenic F44.4 - spastica J38.3 Dyspituitarism E23.3 Dysplasia — see also Anomaly - acetabular, congenital Q65.8 - arterial, fibromuscular I77.3 - arrhythmogenic right ventricular I42.8 - asphyxiating thoracic (congenital) Q77.2 - bronchopulmonary, perinatal P27.1 - cervix (uteri) N87.9 - - mild N87.0 - - moderate N87.1 - - severe NEC N87.2 - chondroectodermal Q77.6 - dentinal K00.5 - diaphyseal, progressive Q78.3 - dystrophic Q77.5 - ectodermal (anhidrotic) (congenital) (hereditary) Q82.4 - - hydrotic Q82.8 - epiphysis, epiphysealis - - multiple, multiplex Q77.3 - - punctata Q77.3 - epithelial, uterine cervix (see also Dysplasia, cervix) N87.9 - eye (congenital) Q11.2 - fibrous - - bone NEC M85.0 - - diaphyseal, progressive Q78.3 - - jaw K10.8 - - monostotic M85.0 - - polyostotic Q78.1 - florid osseous (M9275/0) D16.5 - - upper jaw (bone) D16.4 - hip, congenital Q65.8 - joint, congenital Q74.8 - kidney Q61.4 - leg Q74.2 Dysplasia------continued - lung, congenital (not associated with short gestation) Q33.6 - mammary (gland) (benign) N60.9 - - cystic N60.1 - - specified NEC N60.8 - metaphyseal Q78.5 - muscle Q79.8 - oculodentodigital Q87.0 - periapical (cemental) (cemento-osseous) (M9272/0) D16.5 - - upper jaw (bone) D16.4 - periosteum M89.8 - polyostotic fibrous Q78.1 - renal Q61.4 - retinal, congenital Q14.1 - right ventricular, arrhythmogenic I42.8 - septo-optic Q04.4 - spinal cord Q06.1 - spondyloepiphyseal Q77.7 - thymic, with immunodeficiency D82.1 - vagina N89.3 - - mild N89.0 - - moderate N89.1 - - severe NEC N89.2 - vulva N90.3 - - mild N90.0 - - moderate N90.1 - - severe NEC N90.2 Dyspnea (nocturnal) (paroxysmal) R06.0 - asthmatic (bronchial) J45.9 - - with bronchitis J45.9 - - - chronic J44.8 - - cardiac (see also Failure, ventricular, left) I50.1 - cardiac (see also Failure, ventricular, left) I50.1 - functional F45.3 - hyperventilation R06.0 - hysterical F45.3 - newborn P22.8 - psychogenic F45.3 - uremic N19 Dyspraxia R27.8 - developmental (syndrome) F82 Dysproteinemia E88.0 Dysreflexia - autonomic G90.4 Dysrhythmia - cardiac I49.9 - - newborn P29.1 - - postoperative I97.8 - - - long-term effect of cardiac surgery I97.1 - cerebral or cortical (see also Epilepsy) G40.9 Dyssomnia (see also Disorder, sleep) G47.9 Dyssynergia - biliary K83.8 - cerebellaris myoclonica (Hunt's ataxia) G11.1 Dysthymia F34.1 Dysthyroidism E07.9 213
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Alphabetical Index Of Diseases And Nature Of Injury<br />
Dysfunction------continued<br />
- pituitary (gl<strong>and</strong>) E23.3<br />
- placental O43.8<br />
- polygl<strong>and</strong>ular E31.9<br />
- - specified NEC E31.8<br />
- psychophysiological F59<br />
- rectum K59.9<br />
- - psychogenic F45.3<br />
- segmental M99.0<br />
- senile R54<br />
- sexual (due to)<br />
- - alcohol F10.8<br />
- - amfetamine (or related substance) F15.8<br />
- - anxiolytic, hypnotic or sedative F13.8<br />
- - cannabis F12.8<br />
- - cocaine F14.8<br />
- - excessive sexual drive F52.7<br />
- - failure of genital response F52.2<br />
- - inhibited orgasm (female) (male) F52.3<br />
- - lack<br />
- - - of sexual enjoyment F52.1<br />
- - - or loss of sexual desire F52.0<br />
- - nonorganic F52.9<br />
- - - specified NEC F52.8<br />
- - opioid F11.0<br />
- - orgasmic dysfunction (female) (male) F52.3<br />
- - premature ejaculation F52.4<br />
- - psychoactive substances NEC F19.8<br />
- - psychogenic F52.9<br />
- - sexual aversion F52.1<br />
- - vaginismus (nonorganic) (psychogenic)<br />
F52.5<br />
- somatic M99.0<br />
- somatoform autonomic F45.3<br />
- stomach K31.8<br />
- - psychogenic F45.3<br />
- suprarenal E27.9<br />
- symbolic NEC R48.8<br />
- temporom<strong>and</strong>ibular (joint) (joint-pain<br />
syndrome) K07.6<br />
- testicular (endocrine) E29.9<br />
- - specified NEC E29.8<br />
- thyroid E07.9<br />
- ureterostomy (stoma) N99.5<br />
- urethrostomy (stoma) N99.5<br />
- uterus, complicating delivery O62.9<br />
- - affecting fetus or newborn P03.6<br />
- - hypertonic O62.4<br />
- - hypotonic O62.2<br />
- - - primary O62.0<br />
- - - secondary O62.1<br />
Dysgenesis<br />
- gonadal (due to chromosomal anomaly)<br />
Q96.9<br />
- - pure Q99.1<br />
- renal Q60.5<br />
- - bilateral Q60.4<br />
- - unilateral Q60.3<br />
- reticular D72.0<br />
Dysgerminoma (M9060/3)<br />
- specified site — see Neoplasm, malignant<br />
- unspecified site<br />
- - female C56<br />
- - male C62.9<br />
Dysgeusia R43.2<br />
Dysgraphia R27.8<br />
Dyshidrosis, dysidrosis L30.1<br />
Dyskaryotic cervical smear R87.6<br />
Dyskeratosis L85.8<br />
- cervix (see also Dysplasia, cervix) N87.9<br />
- congenital Q82.8<br />
- uterus NEC N85.8<br />
Dyskinesia G24.9<br />
- biliary (cystic duct or gallbladder) K82.8<br />
- esophagus K22.4<br />
- hysterical F44.4<br />
- intestinal K59.8<br />
- neuroleptic-induced (tardive) G24.0<br />
- nonorganic origin F44.4<br />
- orofacial (idiopathic) G24.4<br />
- psychogenic F44.4<br />
- trachea J39.8<br />
- tracheobronchial J98.0<br />
Dyslalia (developmental) F80.0<br />
Dyslexia R48.0<br />
- developmental F81.0<br />
Dysmaturity (see also Immaturity) P05.0<br />
- pulmonary (newborn) (Wilson-Mikity) P27.0<br />
Dysmenorrhea (essential) (exfoliative) N94.6<br />
- congestive (syndrome) N94.6<br />
- primary N94.4<br />
- psychogenic F45.8<br />
- secondary N94.5<br />
Dysmetria R27.8<br />
Dysmorphism (due to)<br />
- alcohol Q86.0<br />
- exogenous cause NEC Q86.8<br />
- hydantoin Q86.1<br />
- warfarin Q86.2<br />
Dysmorphophobia (nondelusional) F45.2<br />
- delusional F22.8<br />
Dysnomia R47.0<br />
Dysorexia R63.0<br />
- psychogenic F50.8<br />
Dysostosis<br />
- cleidocranial, cleidocranialis Q74.0<br />
- craniofacial Q75.1<br />
- m<strong>and</strong>ibulofacial (incomplete) Q75.4<br />
- multiplex E76.0<br />
- oculom<strong>and</strong>ibular Q75.5<br />
Dyspareunia (female) N94.1<br />
- male N48.8<br />
- nonorganic F52.6<br />
- psychogenic F52.6<br />
- secondary N94.1<br />
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