Certain infectious and parasitic diseases

WHO’s ICD-10 version for 2007
Substance Chapter XIX Accidental
Poisoning
Intentional
Self-harm
Undetermined
intent
Adverse
effect in
therapeutic
use
Pipamperone T43.4 X41.– X61.– Y11.– Y49.4
Pipazetate T48.3 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y55.3
Pipemidic acid T37.8 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y41.8
Pipenzolate bromide T44.3 X43.– X63.– Y13.– Y51.3
Piperacetazine T43.3 X41.– X61.– Y11.– Y49.3
Piperacillin T36.0 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y40.0
Piperazine T37.4 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y41.4
Piperidolate T44.3 X43.– X63.– Y13.– Y51.3
Piperocaine T41.3 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y48.3
Piperonyl butoxide T60.8 X48.– X68.– Y18.– –
Pipethanate T44.3 X43.– X63.– Y13.– Y51.3
Pipobroman T45.1 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y43.3
Pipofezine T43.0 X41.– X61.– Y11.– Y49.0
Pipotiazine T43.3 X41.– X61.– Y11.– Y49.3
Pipoxizine T45.0 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y43.0
Pipradrol T43.6 X41.– X61.– Y11.– Y49.7
Piprinhydrinate T45.0 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y43.0
Piproxen T39.3 X40.– X60.– Y10.– Y45.2
Pirarubicin T45.1 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y43.3
Pirazinamide T37.1 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y41.1
Pirbuterol T48.6 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y55.6
Pirenzepine T47.1 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y53.1
Piretanide T50.1 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y54.4
Piribedil T42.8 X41.– X61.– Y11.– Y46.7
Piridoxilate T46.3 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y52.3
Piritramide T40.4 X42.– X62.– Y12.– Y45.0
Pirlindole T43.0 X41.– X61.– Y11.– Y49.0
Piromidic acid T37.8 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y41.8
Piroxicam T39.3 X40.– X60.– Y10.– Y45.3
- beta-cyclodextrin complex T39.8 X40.– X60.– Y10.– Y45.8
Pirozadil T46.6 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y52.6
Pirprofen T39.3 X40.– X60.– Y10.– Y45.2
Pitch T65.8 X49.– X69.– Y19.– –
Pivampicillin T36.0 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y40.0
Pivmecillinam T36.0 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y40.0
Placental hormone T38.8 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y42.8
Plafibride T45.5 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y44.4
Plague vaccine T50.9 X44.– X64.– Y14.– Y58.3
Plant
- food or fertilizer NEC T65.8 X49.– X69.– Y19.– –
- - containing herbicide T60.3 X48.– X68.– Y18.– –
- noxious, used as food T62.2 X49.– X69.– Y19.– –
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