ICD-10 Code for Paralysis

Main code

G83.9 – Paralytic syndrome, unspecified

Billable

Yes

Index entries for Paralysis

• with
  • syphilis – A52.17
• abducens, abducent (nerve) – see Strabismus, paralytic, sixth nerve
• abductor, lower extremity – G57.9- (header)
• accessory nerve – G52.8
• accommodation – see also Paresis, of accommodation
  • hysterical – F44.89
• acoustic nerve (except Deafness)
• agitans – G20.C – see also Parkinsonism
  • arteriosclerotic – G21.4
• alternating (oculomotor) – G83.89
• amyotrophic – G12.21
• ankle – G57.9- (header)
• anus (sphincter) – K62.89
• arm – see Monoplegia, upper limb
• ascending (spinal) – G61.0
• association – G12.29
• asthenic bulbar – G70.00
  • with exacerbation (acute) – G70.01
  • in crisis – G70.01
• ataxic (hereditary) – G11.9
  • general (syphilitic) – A52.17
• atrophic – G58.9
  • infantile, acute – see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
  • progressive – G12.22
  • spinal (acute) – see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
• axillary – G54.0
• Babinski-Nageotte's – G83.89
• Bell's – G51.0
  • newborn – P11.3
• Benedikt's – G46.3
• birth injury – P14.9
  • spinal cord – P11.5
• bladder (neurogenic) (sphincter) – N31.2
• bowel, colon or intestine – K56.0
• brachial plexus – G54.0
  • birth injury – P14.3
  • newborn (birth injury) – P14.3
• brain – G83.9
  • diplegia – G83.0
  • triplegia – G83.89
• bronchial – J98.09
• Brown-Séquard – G83.81
• bulbar (chronic) (progressive) – G12.22
  • infantile – see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
  • poliomyelitic – see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
  • pseudo – G12.29
• bulbospinal – G70.00
  • with exacerbation (acute) – G70.01
  • in crisis – G70.01
• cardiac – I50.9 – see also Failure, heart
• cerebrocerebellar, diplegic – G80.1
• cervical
  • plexus – G54.2
  • sympathetic – G90.09
• Céstan-Chenais – G46.3
• Charcot-Marie-Tooth type – G60.0
• Clark's – G80.9
• colon – K56.0
• compressed air – T70.3 (header)
• compression
  • arm – G56.9- (header)
  • leg – G57.9- (header)
  • lower extremity – G57.9- (header)
  • upper extremity – G56.9- (header)
• congenital (cerebral) – see Palsy, cerebral
• conjugate movement (gaze) (of eye) – H51.0
  • cortical (nuclear) (supranuclear) – H51.0
• cordis – see Failure, heart
• cranial or cerebral nerve – G52.9
• creeping – G12.22
• crossed leg – G83.89
• crutch – see Injury, brachial plexus
• deglutition – R13.0
  • hysterical – F44.4
• dementia – A52.17
• descending (spinal) – G12.29
• diaphragm (flaccid) – J98.6
  • due to accidental dissection of phrenic nerve during procedure – see Puncture, accidental complicating surgery
• digestive organs NEC – K59.89
• diplegic – see Diplegia
• divergence (nuclear) – H51.8
• diver's – T70.3 (header)
• Duchenne's
  • birth injury – P14.0
  • due to or associated with
    • motor neuron disease – G12.22
    • muscular dystrophy – G71.01
• due to intracranial or spinal birth injury – see Palsy, cerebral
• embolic (current episode) – I63.4- (header)
• Erb (-Duchenne) (birth) (newborn) – P14.0
• Erb's syphilitic spastic spinal – A52.17
• esophagus – K22.89
• eye muscle (extrinsic) – H49.9
  • intrinsic – see also Paresis, of accommodation
• facial (nerve) – G51.0
  • birth injury – P11.3
  • congenital – P11.3
  • following operation NEC – see Puncture, accidental complicating surgery
  • newborn (birth injury) – P11.3
• familial (recurrent) (periodic) – G72.3
  • spastic – G11.4
• fauces – J39.2
• finger – G56.9- (header)
• gait – R26.1
• gastric nerve (nondiabetic) – G52.2
• gaze, conjugate – H51.0
• general (progressive) (syphilitic) – A52.17
  • juvenile – A50.45
• glottis – J38.00
  • bilateral – J38.02
  • unilateral – J38.01
• gluteal – G54.1
• Gubler (-Millard) – G46.3
• hand – see Monoplegia, upper limb
• heart – see Arrest, cardiac
• hemiplegic – see Hemiplegia
• hyperkalemic periodic (familial) – G72.3
• hypoglossal (nerve) – G52.3
• hypokalemic periodic – G72.3
• hysterical – F44.4
• ileus – K56.0
• infantile – A80.30 – see also Poliomyelitis, paralytic
  • bulbar – see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
  • cerebral – see Palsy, cerebral
  • spastic – see Palsy, cerebral, spastic
• infective – see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
• inferior nuclear – G83.9
• internuclear – see Ophthalmoplegia, internuclear
• intestine – K56.0
• iris – H57.09
  • due to diphtheria (toxin) – A36.89
• ischemic, Volkmann's (complicating trauma) – T79.6 (header)
• Jackson's – G83.89
• jake – see Poisoning, food, noxious, plant
• Jamaica ginger (jake) – G62.2
• juvenile general – A50.45
• Klumpke (-Déjérine) (birth) (newborn) – P14.1
• labioglossal (laryngeal) (pharyngeal) – G12.29
• Landry's – G61.0
• laryngeal nerve (recurrent) (superior) (unilateral) – J38.00
  • bilateral – J38.02
  • unilateral – J38.01
• larynx – J38.00
  • bilateral – J38.02
  • due to diphtheria (toxin) – A36.2
  • unilateral – J38.01
• lateral – G12.23
• lead
• left side – see Hemiplegia
• leg – G83.1- (header)
  • both – see Paraplegia
  • crossed – G83.89
  • hysterical – F44.4
  • psychogenic – F44.4
  • transient or transitory – R29.818
    • traumatic NEC – see Injury, nerve, leg
• levator palpebrae superioris – see Blepharoptosis, paralytic
• limb – see Monoplegia
• lip – K13.0
• Lissauer's – A52.17
• lower limb – see Monoplegia, lower limb
  • both – see Paraplegia
• lung – J98.4
• median nerve – G56.1- (header)
• medullary (tegmental) – G83.89
• mesencephalic NEC – G83.89
  • tegmental – G83.89
• middle alternating – G83.89
• Millard-Gubler-Foville – G46.3
• monoplegic – see Monoplegia
• motor – G83.9
• muscle, muscular NEC – G72.89
  • due to nerve lesion – G58.9
  • eye (extrinsic) – H49.9
    • intrinsic – see Paresis, of accommodation
    • oblique – see Strabismus, paralytic, fourth nerve
  • iris sphincter – H21.9
  • ischemic (Volkmann's) (complicating trauma) – T79.6 (header)
  • progressive – G12.21
  • progressive, spinal – G12.25
  • spinal progressive – G12.25
  • pseudohypertrophic – G71.02
• musculocutaneous nerve – G56.9- (header)
• musculospiral – G56.9- (header)
• nerve – see also Disorder, nerve
  • abducent – see Strabismus, paralytic, sixth nerve
  • accessory – G52.8
  • auditory (except Deafness)
  • birth injury – P14.9
  • cranial or cerebral – G52.9
  • facial – G51.0
    • birth injury – P11.3
    • congenital – P11.3
    • newborn (birth injury) – P11.3
  • fourth or trochlear – see Strabismus, paralytic, fourth nerve
  • newborn (birth injury) – P14.9
  • oculomotor – see Strabismus, paralytic, third nerve
  • phrenic (birth injury) – P14.2
  • radial – G56.3- (header)
  • seventh or facial – G51.0
    • newborn (birth injury) – P11.3
  • sixth or abducent – see Strabismus, paralytic, sixth nerve
  • syphilitic – A52.15
  • third or oculomotor – see Strabismus, paralytic, third nerve
  • trigeminal – G50.9
  • trochlear – see Strabismus, paralytic, fourth nerve
  • ulnar – G56.2- (header)
• normokalemic periodic – G72.3
• ocular – H49.9
  • alternating – G83.89
• oculofacial, congenital (Moebius) – Q87.0
• oculomotor (external bilateral) (nerve) – see Strabismus, paralytic, third nerve
• palate (soft) – K13.79
• paratrigeminal – G50.9
• periodic (familial) (hyperkalemic) (hypokalemic) (myotonic) (normokalemic) (potassium sensitive) (secondary) – G72.3
• peripheral autonomic nervous system – see Neuropathy, peripheral, autonomic
• peroneal (nerve) – G57.3- (header)
• pharynx – J39.2
• phrenic nerve – G56.8- (header)
• plantar nerve (s) – G57.6- (header)
• pneumogastric nerve – G52.2
• poliomyelitis (current) – see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
• popliteal nerve – G57.3- (header)
• postepileptic transitory – G83.84
• progressive (atrophic) (bulbar) (spinal) – G12.22
  • general – A52.17
  • infantile acute – see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
  • supranuclear – G23.1
• pseudobulbar – G12.29
• pseudohypertrophic (muscle) – G71.09 – see also Dystrophy, muscular, by type, if applicable
• psychogenic – F44.4
• quadriceps – G57.9- (header)
• quadriplegic – see Tetraplegia
• radial nerve – G56.3- (header)
• rectus muscle (eye) – H49.9
• recurrent isolated sleep – G47.53
• respiratory (muscle) (system) (tract) – R06.81
  • center NEC – G93.89
  • congenital – P28.89
  • newborn – P28.89
• right side – see Hemiplegia
• saturnine
• sciatic nerve – G57.0- (header)
• senile – G83.9
• shaking – see Parkinsonism
• shoulder – G56.9- (header)
• sleep, recurrent isolated – G47.53
• spastic – G83.9
  • cerebral – see Palsy, cerebral, spastic
  • congenital (cerebral) – see Palsy, cerebral, spastic
  • familial – G11.4
  • hereditary – G11.4
  • quadriplegic – G80.0
  • syphilitic (spinal) – A52.17
• sphincter, bladder – see Paralysis, bladder
• spinal (cord) – G83.9
  • accessory nerve – G52.8
  • acute – see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
  • ascending acute – G61.0
  • atrophic (acute) – see also Poliomyelitis, paralytic
    • spastic, syphilitic – A52.17
  • congenital NEC – see Palsy, cerebral
  • infantile – see Poliomyelitis, paralytic
  • hereditary – G95.89
  • progressive – G12.21
    • muscle – G12.25
  • sequelae NEC – G83.89
• sternomastoid – G52.8
• stomach – K31.84
  • diabetic – see Diabetes, by type, with gastroparesis
  • nerve – G52.2
    • diabetic – see Diabetes, by type, with gastroparesis
• stroke – see Infarct, brain
• subscapularis – G56.8- (header)
• supranuclear (progressive) – G23.1
• sympathetic – G90.89
  • cervical – G90.09
  • nervous system – see Neuropathy, peripheral, autonomic
• syndrome – G83.9
  • specified NEC – G83.89
• syphilitic spastic spinal (Erb's) – A52.17
• thigh – G57.9- (header)
• throat – J39.2
  • diphtheritic – A36.0
  • muscle – J39.2
• thrombotic (current episode) – I63.3- (header)
• thumb – G56.9- (header)
• tick – see Toxicity, venom, arthropod, specified NEC
• Todd's (postepileptic transitory paralysis) – G83.84
• toe – G57.6- (header)
• tongue – K14.8
• transient – R29.5
  • arm or leg NEC – R29.818
  • traumatic NEC – see Injury, nerve
• trapezius – G52.8
• traumatic, transient NEC – see Injury, nerve
• trembling – see Parkinsonism
• triceps brachii – G56.9- (header)
• trigeminal nerve – G50.9
• trochlear (nerve) – see Strabismus, paralytic, fourth nerve
• ulnar nerve – G56.2- (header)
• upper limb – see Monoplegia, upper limb
• uremic – N18.9 – G99.8 [manifestation]
• uveoparotitic – D86.89
• uvula – K13.79
  • postdiphtheritic – A36.0
• vagus nerve – G52.2
• vasomotor NEC – G90.89
• velum palati – K13.79
• vesical – see Paralysis, bladder
• vestibular nerve (except Vertigo)
• vocal cords – J38.00
  • bilateral – J38.02
  • unilateral – J38.01
• Volkmann's (complicating trauma) – T79.6 (header)
• wasting – G12.29
• Weber's – G46.3
• wrist – G56.9- (header)