Certain infectious and parasitic diseases
Certain infectious and parasitic diseases Certain infectious and parasitic diseases
Alphabetical Index Of Diseases And Nature Of Injury Epipharyngitis(see also Nasopharyngitis) J00 Epiphora H04.2 Epiphyseolysis, epiphysiolysis (see also Osteochondrosis) M93.9 Epiphysitis (see also Osteochondrosis) M93.9 - juvenile M92.9 - syphilitic (congenital) A50.0† M90.2* Epiplocele (see also Hernia, abdomen) K46.9 Epiploitis (see also Peritonitis) K65.9 Epiplosarcomphalocele Q79.2 Episcleritis H15.1 - in (due to) - - syphilis A52.7† H19.0* - - tuberculosis A18.5† H19.0* - periodica fugax H15.1 - suppurative H15.1 - syphilitic (late) A52.7† H19.0* - tuberculous A18.5† H19.0* Episode - affective, mixed F38.0 - brain (apoplectic) I64 - cerebral (apoplectic) I64 - depressive F32.9 - - major (see also Disorder, depressive, major) F32.9 - - mild F32.0 - - moderate F32.1 - - recurrent — see also Disorder, depressive, recurrent - - - brief F38.1 - - severe (without psychotic symptoms) F32.2 - - - with psychotic symptoms F32.3 - - specified NEC F32.8 - hypomanic F30.0 - manic F30.9 - - recurrent F31.8 - psychotic (see also Psychosis) F23.9 - - organic F06.8 - schizophrenic (acute) NEC, brief F23.2 Epispadias (female) (male) Q64.0 Episplenitis D73.8 Epistaxis (multiple) R04.0 - vicarious menstruation N94.8 Epithelioma (malignant) (M8011/3) — see also Neoplasm, malignant - adenoides cysticum (M8100/0) — see Neoplasm, skin, benign - basal cell (M8090/3) — see Neoplasm, skin, malignant - benign (M8011/0) — see Neoplasm, benign - Bowen's (M8081/2) — see Neoplasm, skin, in situ - calcifying, of Malherbe (M8110/0) — see Neoplasm, skin, benign - external site — see Neoplasm, skin, malignant Epithelioma------continued - intraepidermal, Jadassohn (M8096/0) — see Neoplasm, skin, benign - squamous cell (M8070/3) — see Neoplasm, malignant Epitheliomatosis, pigmented Q82.1 Epithelium, epithelial — see condition Epituberculosis (with atelectasis) (allergic) A16.7 - with bacteriological and histological confirmation A15.7 Eponychia Q84.6 Epstein's - nephrosis or syndrome (see also Nephrosis) N04.- - pearl K09.8 Epulis (fibrous) (giant cell) (gingiva) K06.8 Equinia A24.0 Equinovarus (congenital) (talipes) Q66.0 - acquired M21.5 Equivalent - convulsive (abdominal) G40.8 - epileptic (psychic) G40.2 Erb(-Duchenne) paralysis (birth injury) (newborn) P14.0 Erb-Goldflam disease or syndrome G70.0 Erb's - disease G71.0 - palsy, paralysis (brachial) (birth) (newborn) P14.0 - - spinal (spastic), syphilitic A52.1 - pseudohypertrophic muscular dystrophy G71.0 Erection, painful (persistent) N48.3 Ergosterol deficiency (vitamin D) E55.9 - with - - adult osteomalacia M83.8 - - rickets (see also Rickets) E55.0 Ergotism T62.2 - from ergot used as drug (migraine therapy) - - correct substance properly administered G92 - - overdose or wrong substance given or taken T48.0 Erosio interdigitalis blastomycetica B37.2 Erosion - artery I77.2 - bone M85.8 - bronchus J98.0 - cartilage (joint) M94.8 - cervix (uteri) (acquired) (chronic) (congenital) N86 - - with cervicitis N72 - cornea (nontraumatic) H16.0 - - recurrent H18.8 - - traumatic S05.0 - dental (due to diet, drugs or vomiting) (idiopathic) (occupational) K03.2 - duodenum, postpyloric — see Ulcer, duodenum - esophagus K22.1 - gastric — see Ulcer, stomach - gastrojejunal — see Ulcer, gastrojejunal 230
WHO’s ICD-10 version for 2007 Erosion------continued - intestine K63.3 - lymphatic vessel I89.8 - pylorus, pyloric (ulcer) — see Ulcer, stomach - spine, aneurysmal A52.0† I68.8* - stomach — see Ulcer, stomach - teeth (due to diet, drugs or vomiting) (idiopathic) (occupational) K03.2 - urethra N36.8 - uterus N85.8 Erotomania F52.7 Error - metabolism, inborn — see Disorder, metabolism - refractive H52.7 Eructation R14 - nervous or psychogenic F45.3 Eruption - creeping B76.9 - drug (generalized) (taken internally) L27.0 - - in contact with skin — see Dermatitis, due to, drugs, in contact with skin - - localized L27.1 - Hutchinson, summer L56.4 - Kaposi's varicelliform B00.0 - napkin L22 - polymorphous light (sun) L56.4 - ringed R23.8 - skin (nonspecific) R21 - - creeping (meaning hookworm) B76.9 - - due to prophylactic inoculation or vaccination (generalized) (see also Dermatitis, due to, vaccine) L27.0 - - - localized L27.1 - - erysipeloid A26.0 - - feigned L98.1 - - Kaposi's varicelliform B00.0 - - lichenoid L28.0 - - meaning dermatitis — see Dermatitis - - toxic NEC L53.0 - tooth, teeth, abnormal (incomplete) (late) (premature) (sequence) K00.6 - vesicular R23.8 Erysipelas (gangrenous) (infantile) (newborn) (phlegmonous) (suppurative) A46 - external ear A46† H62.0* - puerperal, postpartum O86.8 Erysipeloid A26.9 - cutaneous (Rosenbach's) A26.0 - disseminated A26.8 - septicemia A26.7 - specified NEC A26.8 Erythema, erythematous L53.9 - abigne L59.0 - annulare (centrifugum) (rheumaticum) L53.1 - chronic figurate NEC L53.3 - chronicum migrans (Borrelia burgdorferi) A69.2 Erythema, erythematous------continued - diaper L22 - due to - - chemical NEC L53.0 - - - in contact with skin L25.3 - - drug (internal use) — see Dermatitis, due to, drugs - elevatum diutinum L95.1 - endemic E52 - epidemic, arthritic A25.1 - figuratum perstans L53.3 - gluteal L22 - heat — code as Burn, by site, with fourth character .1 - ichthyosiforme congenitum bullous Q80.3 - induratum (nontuberculous) L52 - - tuberculous A18.4 - infectiosum B08.3 - inflammation NEC L53.9 - intertrigo L30.4 - iris L51.1† H22.8* - marginatum L53.2 - - in (due to) acute rheumatic fever I00† L54.0* - medicamentosum — see Dermatitis, due to, drugs - migrans A26.0 - - tongue K14.1 - multiforme L51.9 - - bullous, bullosum L51.1 - - conjunctiva L51.1† H13.8* - - nonbullous L51.0 - - pemphigoides L12.0 - - specified NEC L51.8 - napkin L22 - neonatorum P83.8 - - toxic P83.1 - nodosum L52 - - tuberculous A18.4 - palmar L53.8 - pernio T69.1 - rash, newborn P83.8 - scarlatiniform (exfoliative) (recurrent) L53.8 - solare L55.0 - specified NEC L53.8 - toxic, toxicum NEC L53.0 - - newborn P83.1 - tuberculous (primary) A18.4 Erythematous, erythematosus — see condition Erythermalgia (primary) I73.8 Erythralgia I73.8 Erythrasma L08.1 Erythredema (polyneuropathy) T56.1 Erythremia (acute) (M9841/3) C94.0 - chronic (M9842/3) C94.1 - secondary D75.1 Erythroblastopenia (see also Aplasia, red cell) D60.9 231
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Alphabetical Index Of Diseases And Nature Of Injury<br />
Epipharyngitis(see also Nasopharyngitis) J00<br />
Epiphora H04.2<br />
Epiphyseolysis, epiphysiolysis (see<br />
also Osteochondrosis) M93.9<br />
Epiphysitis (see also Osteochondrosis) M93.9<br />
- juvenile M92.9<br />
- syphilitic (congenital) A50.0† M90.2*<br />
Epiplocele (see also Hernia, abdomen) K46.9<br />
Epiploitis (see also Peritonitis) K65.9<br />
Epiplosarcomphalocele Q79.2<br />
Episcleritis H15.1<br />
- in (due to)<br />
- - syphilis A52.7† H19.0*<br />
- - tuberculosis A18.5† H19.0*<br />
- periodica fugax H15.1<br />
- suppurative H15.1<br />
- syphilitic (late) A52.7† H19.0*<br />
- tuberculous A18.5† H19.0*<br />
Episode<br />
- affective, mixed F38.0<br />
- brain (apoplectic) I64<br />
- cerebral (apoplectic) I64<br />
- depressive F32.9<br />
- - major (see also Disorder, depressive, major)<br />
F32.9<br />
- - mild F32.0<br />
- - moderate F32.1<br />
- - recurrent — see also Disorder,<br />
depressive, recurrent<br />
- - - brief F38.1<br />
- - severe (without psychotic symptoms) F32.2<br />
- - - with psychotic symptoms F32.3<br />
- - specified NEC F32.8<br />
- hypomanic F30.0<br />
- manic F30.9<br />
- - recurrent F31.8<br />
- psychotic (see also Psychosis) F23.9<br />
- - organic F06.8<br />
- schizophrenic (acute) NEC, brief F23.2<br />
Epispadias (female) (male) Q64.0<br />
Episplenitis D73.8<br />
Epistaxis (multiple) R04.0<br />
- vicarious menstruation N94.8<br />
Epithelioma (malignant) (M8011/3)<br />
— see also Neoplasm, malignant<br />
- adenoides cysticum (M8100/0) — see<br />
Neoplasm, skin, benign<br />
- basal cell (M8090/3) — see Neoplasm, skin,<br />
malignant<br />
- benign (M8011/0) — see Neoplasm, benign<br />
- Bowen's (M8081/2) — see Neoplasm, skin,<br />
in situ<br />
- calcifying, of Malherbe (M8110/0) — see<br />
Neoplasm, skin, benign<br />
- external site — see Neoplasm, skin,<br />
malignant<br />
Epithelioma------continued<br />
- intraepidermal, Jadassohn (M8096/0) — see<br />
Neoplasm, skin, benign<br />
- squamous cell (M8070/3) — see Neoplasm,<br />
malignant<br />
Epitheliomatosis, pigmented Q82.1<br />
Epithelium, epithelial — see condition<br />
Epituberculosis (with atelectasis) (allergic) A16.7<br />
- with bacteriological <strong>and</strong> histological<br />
confirmation A15.7<br />
Eponychia Q84.6<br />
Epstein's<br />
- nephrosis or syndrome (see also Nephrosis) N04.-<br />
- pearl K09.8<br />
Epulis (fibrous) (giant cell) (gingiva) K06.8<br />
Equinia A24.0<br />
Equinovarus (congenital) (talipes) Q66.0<br />
- acquired M21.5<br />
Equivalent<br />
- convulsive (abdominal) G40.8<br />
- epileptic (psychic) G40.2<br />
Erb(-Duchenne) paralysis (birth injury) (newborn)<br />
P14.0<br />
Erb-Goldflam disease or syndrome G70.0<br />
Erb's<br />
- disease G71.0<br />
- palsy, paralysis (brachial) (birth) (newborn) P14.0<br />
- - spinal (spastic), syphilitic A52.1<br />
- pseudohypertrophic muscular dystrophy G71.0<br />
Erection, painful (persistent) N48.3<br />
Ergosterol deficiency (vitamin D) E55.9<br />
- with<br />
- - adult osteomalacia M83.8<br />
- - rickets (see also Rickets) E55.0<br />
Ergotism T62.2<br />
- from ergot used as drug (migraine therapy)<br />
- - correct substance properly<br />
administered G92<br />
- - overdose or wrong substance given or taken<br />
T48.0<br />
Erosio interdigitalis blastomycetica B37.2<br />
Erosion<br />
- artery I77.2<br />
- bone M85.8<br />
- bronchus J98.0<br />
- cartilage (joint) M94.8<br />
- cervix (uteri) (acquired) (chronic) (congenital) N86<br />
- - with cervicitis N72<br />
- cornea (nontraumatic) H16.0<br />
- - recurrent H18.8<br />
- - traumatic S05.0<br />
- dental (due to diet, drugs or vomiting)<br />
(idiopathic) (occupational) K03.2<br />
- duodenum, postpyloric — see Ulcer, duodenum<br />
- esophagus K22.1<br />
- gastric — see Ulcer, stomach<br />
- gastrojejunal — see Ulcer, gastrojejunal<br />
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