ICD-10 Code for Fibrosis
The ICD-10-CM 2027 alphabetic index lists fibrosis, fibrotic with the subterms below. More specific codes depend on the details documented, as listed in the official index (70 codes, 62 billable).
Index entries for Fibrosis
- adrenal (gland) –
E27.8 - amnion –
O41.8X-(header) - anal papillae –
K62.89 - arteriocapillary – see Arteriosclerosis
- bladder –
N32.89- interstitial – see Cystitis, chronic, interstitial
- localized submucosal – see Cystitis, chronic, interstitial
- panmural – see Cystitis, chronic, interstitial
- breast – see Fibrosclerosis, breast
- capillary –
I70.90– see also Arteriosclerosis- lung (chronic) – see Fibrosis, lung
- cardiac – see Myocarditis
- cervix –
N88.8 - chorion –
O41.8X-(header) - corpus cavernosum (sclerosing) –
N48.6 - cystic (of pancreas) –
E84.9 - due to device, implant or graft –
T85.828(header) – see also Complications, by site and type, specified NEC- arterial graft NEC –
T82.828(header) - breast (implant) –
T85.828(header) - catheter NEC –
T85.828(header) - electronic (electrode) (pulse generator) (stimulator)
- fixation, internal (orthopedic) –
T84.82(header) - gastrointestinal (bile duct) (esophagus) –
T85.828(header) - genital NEC –
T83.82(header) - heart NEC –
T82.827(header) - joint prosthesis –
T84.82(header) - ocular (corneal graft) (orbital implant) –
T85.828(header) - orthopedic NEC –
T84.82(header) - specified NEC –
T85.828(header) - urinary NEC –
T83.82(header) - vascular NEC –
T82.828(header) - ventricular intracranial shunt –
T85.820(header)
- arterial graft NEC –
- ejaculatory duct –
N50.89 - endocardium – see Endocarditis
- endomyocardial (tropical) –
I42.3 - epididymis –
N50.89 - eye muscle – see Strabismus, mechanical
- heart – see Myocarditis
- hepatic – see Fibrosis, liver
- hepatolienal (portal hypertension) –
K76.6 - hepatosplenic (portal hypertension) –
K76.6 - infrapatellar fat pad –
M79.4 - intrascrotal –
N50.89 - kidney –
N26.9 - liver –
K74.00 - lung (atrophic) (chronic) (confluent) (massive) (perialveolar) (peribronchial) –
J84.10- with
- anthracosilicosis –
J60 - anthracosis –
J60 - asbestosis –
J61 - bagassosis –
J67.1 - bauxite –
J63.1 - berylliosis –
J63.2 - byssinosis –
J66.0 - calcicosis –
J62.8 - chalicosis –
J62.8 - dust reticulation –
J64 - farmer's lung –
J67.0 - ganister disease –
J62.8 - graphite –
J63.3 - pneumoconiosis NOS –
J64 - siderosis –
J63.4 - silicosis –
J62.8
- anthracosilicosis –
- capillary –
J84.10 - congenital –
P27.8 - diffuse (idiopathic) –
J84.10- chemicals, gases, fumes or vapors (inhalation) –
J84.10– see also Disease, respiratory, chronic, due to chemicals, gases, fumes or vapors - interstitial –
J84.10- acute –
J84.114
- acute –
- talc –
J62.0
- chemicals, gases, fumes or vapors (inhalation) –
- following radiation –
J70.1 - idiopathic –
J84.112 - postinflammatory –
J84.10 - silicotic –
J62.8 - tuberculous – see Tuberculosis, pulmonary
- with
- lymphatic gland –
I89.8 - median bar – see Hyperplasia, prostate
- mediastinum (idiopathic) –
J98.59 - meninges –
G96.198 - myocardium, myocardial – see Myocarditis
- ovary –
N83.8 - oviduct –
N83.8 - pancreas –
K86.89 - penis NEC –
N48.6 - pericardium –
I31.0 - perineum, in pregnancy or childbirth –
O34.7-(header)- causing obstructed labor –
O65.5
- causing obstructed labor –
- pleura –
J94.1 - popliteal fat pad –
M79.4 - prostate (chronic) – see Hyperplasia, prostate
- pulmonary –
J84.10– see also Fibrosis, lung - rectal sphincter –
K62.89 - retroperitoneal –
K68.2 - sclerosing mesenteric (idiopathic) –
K65.4 - scrotum –
N50.89 - seminal vesicle –
N50.89 - senile –
R54 - skin –
L90.5 - spermatic cord –
N50.89 - spleen –
D73.89 - subepidermal nodular – see Neoplasm, skin, benign
- submucous (oral) (tongue) –
K13.5 - testis –
N44.8- chronic, due to syphilis –
A52.76
- chronic, due to syphilis –
- thymus (gland) –
E32.8 - tongue, submucous –
K13.5 - tunica vaginalis –
N50.89 - uterus (non-neoplastic) –
N85.8 - vagina –
N89.8 - valve, heart – see Endocarditis
- vas deferens –
N50.89 - vein –
I87.8
How to choose the right code
Start with the main term, then pick the indented subterm that matches the documentation (type, cause, site, laterality, episode of care). Always confirm the code in the tabular list: follow its Excludes1/Excludes2, “code first” and “use additional code” notes, and add a 7th character where required.
Source: CDC/NCHS ICD-10-CM FY2027 alphabetic index.