ICD-10 Code for Syndrome

Index entries for Syndrome

• 4H – G11.5
• 5q minus NOS – D46.C
• 22q13.3 deletion – Q93.52
• 48,XXXX – Q97.1
• 49,XXXXX – Q97.1
• abdominal
  • acute – R10.0
  • muscle deficiency – Q79.4
• abnormal innervation – H02.519
  • left – H02.516
    • lower – H02.515
    • upper – H02.514
  • right – H02.513
    • lower – H02.512
    • upper – H02.511
• abstinence, neonatal – P96.1
• acid pulmonary aspiration, obstetric – O74.0
• acquired immunodeficiency – see Human, immunodeficiency virus (HIV) disease
• activated phosphoinositide 3-kinase delta syndrome [APDS] – D81.82
• acute abdominal – R10.0
• acute respiratory distress (adult) (child) – J80
  • idiopathic – J84.114
• Adair-Dighton – Q78.0
• Adams-Stokes (-Morgagni) – I45.9
• adiposogenital – E23.6
• adrenal
  • hemorrhage (meningococcal) – A39.1
  • meningococcic – A39.1
• adrenocortical – see Cushing's, syndrome
• adrenogenital – E25.9
  • congenital, associated with enzyme deficiency – E25.0
• afferent loop NEC – K91.89
• Aicardi-Goutières – E79.81
• Alagille (-Watson) – Q44.71
• alcohol withdrawal (without convulsions) – see Dependence, alcohol, with, withdrawal
• Alder's – D72.0
• Aldrich (-Wiskott) – D82.0
• alien hand – R41.4
• Alpha-gal – Z91.014
• Alport – Q87.81
• alveolar hypoventilation – E66.2
• alveolocapillary block – J84.10
• amnesic, amnestic (confabulatory) (due to) – see Disorder, amnesic
• amyostatic (Wilson's disease) – E83.01
• androgen insensitivity – E34.50
  • complete – E34.51
  • partial – E34.52
• androgen resistance – E34.50 – see also Syndrome, androgen insensitivity
• Angelman – Q93.51
• anginal – see Angina
• ankyloglossia superior – Q38.1
• anterior
  • chest wall – R07.89
  • cord – G83.82
  • spinal artery – G95.19
    • compression – M47.019
      • cervical region – M47.012
      • cervicothoracic region – M47.013
      • lumbar region – M47.016
      • occipito-atlanto-axial region – M47.011
      • thoracic region – M47.014
      • thoracolumbar region – M47.015
  • tibial – M76.81- (header)
• antibody deficiency – D80.9
  • agammaglobulinemic – D80.1
    • hereditary – D80.0
  • congenital – D80.0
  • hypogammaglobulinemic – D80.1
    • hereditary – D80.0
• anticardiolipin (-antibody) – D68.61
• antidepressant discontinuation – T43.205 (header)
• antiphospholipid (-antibody) – D68.61
• aortic
  • arch – M31.4
  • bifurcation – I74.09
• aortomesenteric duodenum occlusion – K31.5
• apical ballooning (transient left ventricular) – I51.81
• arcuate ligament – I77.4
• argentaffin, argintaffinoma – E34.09
• Arnold-Chiari – see Arnold-Chiari disease
• Arrillaga-Ayerza – I27.0
• arterial tortuosity – Q87.82
• arteriovenous steal – T82.898- (header)
• Asherman's – N85.6
• aspiration, of newborn – see Aspiration, by substance, with pneumonia
  • meconium – P24.01
• ataxia-telangiectasia – G11.3
• auriculotemporal – G50.8
• autoerythrocyte sensitization (Gardner-Diamond) – D69.2
• autoimmune polyglandular – E31.0
• autoimmune lymphoproliferative [ALPS] – D89.82
• autoinflammatory – M04.9
  • specified type NEC – M04.8
• autosomal – see Abnormal, autosomes
• Avellis' – G46.8
• Axenfeld-Rieger – Q13.81
• Ayerza (-Arrillaga) – I27.0
• Babinski-Nageotte – G83.89
• Bakwin-Krida – Q78.5
• Bardet-Biedl – Q87.83
• bare lymphocyte – D81.6
• Barré-Guillain – G61.0
• Barré-Liéou – M53.0
• Barrett's – see Barrett's, esophagus
• Barsony-Polgar – K22.4
• Barsony-Teschendorf – K22.4
• Barth – E78.71
• Bartter's – E26.81
• basal cell nevus – Q87.89
• Basedow's – E05.00
  • with thyroid storm – E05.01
• basilar artery – G45.0
• Batten-Steinert – G71.11
• battered
  • baby or child – see Maltreatment, child, physical abuse
  • spouse – see Maltreatment, adult, physical abuse
• Beals – Q87.40
• Beau's – I51.5
• Beck's – I65.8
• Benedikt's – G46.3
• Béquez César (-Steinbrinck-Chédiak-Higashi) – E70.330
• Berardinelli-Siep – E88.12
• Bernhardt-Roth – see Meralgia paresthetica
• Bernheim's – see Failure, heart, right
• big spleen – D73.1
• bilateral polycystic ovarian – E28.2
• Bing-Horton's – see Horton's headache
• Birt-Hogg-Dube syndrome – Q87.89
• Björck (-Thorsen) – E34.09
• black
  • lung – J60
  • widow spider bite – see Toxicity, venom, spider, black widow
• Blackfan-Diamond – D61.01
• Blau – M04.8
• blind loop – K90.2
  • congenital – Q43.8
  • postsurgical – K91.2
• blue sclera – Q78.0
• blue toe – I75.02- (header)
• Boder-Sedgewick – G11.3
• Boerhaave's – K22.3
• Borjeson Forssman Lehmann – Q89.89
• Bouillaud's – I01.9
• Bourneville (-Pringle) – Q85.1
• Bouveret (-Hoffman) – I47.9
• brachial plexus – G54.0
• bradycardia-tachycardia – I49.5
• brain (nonpsychotic) – F09
  • with psychosis, psychotic reaction – F09
  • acute or subacute – see Delirium
  • congenital – see Disability, intellectual
  • organic – F09
    • post-traumatic (nonpsychotic) – F07.81
      • psychotic – F09
  • personality change – F07.0
  • postcontusional – F07.81
  • post-traumatic, nonpsychotic – F07.81
  • psycho-organic – F09
  • psychotic – F06.8
• brain stem stroke – G46.3
• Brandt's (acrodermatitis enteropathica) – E83.2
• BRCA1-cancer predisposition – QA1.790
• BRCA2-cancer predisposition – QA1.791
• broad ligament laceration – N83.8
• Brock's – J98.11
• bronchiolitis obliterans – J44.81 – see also Bronchiolitis, obliterative
• bronze baby – P83.88
• Brown-Sequard – G83.81
• Brugada – I49.81
• bubbly lung – P27.0
• Buchem's – M85.2
• Budd-Chiari – I82.0
• bulbar (progressive) – G12.22
• Bürger-Grütz – E78.3
• Burke's – K86.89
• Burnett's (milk-alkali) – E83.52
• burning feet – E53.9
• Bywaters' – T79.5 (header)
• Call-Fleming – I67.841
• cannabinoid hyperemesis – R11.16
• cannabis hyperemesis – R11.16
• carbohydrate-deficient glycoprotein (CDGS) – E77.8
• carcinogenic thrombophlebitis – I82.1
• carcinoid – E34.00
  • heart – E34.01
  • specified NEC – E34.09
• cardiac asthma – I50.1
• cardiacos negros – I27.0
• cardiofaciocutaneous – Q87.89
• cardiopulmonary-obesity – E66.2
• cardiorenal Note: – see Failure, heart; also see Failure, renal
• cardiorespiratory distress (idiopathic) – P22.0
• cardiovascular renal Note: – see Failure, heart; also see Failure, renal
• carotid
  • artery (hemispheric) (internal) – G45.1
  • body – G90.01
  • sinus – G90.01
• carpal tunnel – G56.0- (header)
• Cassidy (-Scholte) – E34.09
• cat cry – Q93.4
• cat eye – Q92.8
• cauda equina – G83.4
• causalgia – see Causalgia
• celiac – K90.0
  • artery compression – I77.4
  • axis – I77.4
• central pain – G89.0
• cerebellar
  • hereditary – G11.9
  • stroke – G46.4
• cerebellomedullary malformation – see Spina bifida
• cerebral
  • artery
    • anterior – G46.1
    • middle – G46.0
    • posterior – G46.2
  • gigantism – E22.0
• cervical (root) – M53.1
  • disc – see Disorder, disc, cervical, with neuritis
  • fusion – Q76.1
  • posterior, sympathicus – M53.0
  • rib – Q76.5
  • sympathetic paralysis – G90.2
• cervicobrachial (diffuse) – M53.1
• cervicocranial – M53.0
• cervicodorsal outlet – G54.2
• cervicothoracic outlet – G54.0 – see also Syndrome, thoracic outlet
• Céstan (-Raymond) – I65.8
• Charcot's (angina cruris) (intermittent claudication) – I73.9
• Charcot-Weiss-Baker – G90.09
• CHARGE – Q89.89
• Chédiak-Higashi (-Steinbrinck) – E70.330
• chest wall – R07.1
• Chiari's (hepatic vein thrombosis) – I82.0
• Chilaiditi's – Q43.3
• child maltreatment – see Maltreatment, child
• chondrocostal junction – M94.0
• chondroectodermal dysplasia – Q77.6
• chromosome 4 short arm deletion – Q93.3
• chromosome 5 short arm deletion – Q93.4
• chronic
  • infantile neurological, cutaneous and articular (CINCA) – M04.2
  • pain – G89.4
    • personality – F68.8
• Churg-Strauss – M30.1
• Clarke-Hadfield – K86.89
• Clerambault's automatism – G93.89
• clinically isolated – G37.9
• Clouston's (hidrotic ectodermal dysplasia) – Q82.4
• clumsiness, clumsy child – F82
• cluster headache – G44.009
  • intractable – G44.001
  • not intractable – G44.009
• Coffin-Lowry – Q89.89
• cold injury (newborn) – P80.0
• combined immunity deficiency – D81.9
• compartment (deep) (posterior) (traumatic) – T79.A0 (header)
  • abdomen – T79.A3 (header)
  • lower extremity (hip, buttock, thigh, leg, foot, toes) – T79.A2 (header)
  • nontraumatic
    • abdomen – M79.A3
    • lower extremity (hip, buttock, thigh, leg, foot, toes) – M79.A2- (header)
    • specified site NEC – M79.A9
    • upper extremity (shoulder, arm, forearm, wrist, hand, fingers) – M79.A1- (header)
  • postprocedural – see Syndrome, compartment, nontraumatic
  • specified site NEC – T79.A9 (header)
  • upper extremity (shoulder, arm, forearm, wrist, hand, fingers) – T79.A1 (header)
• complex regional pain – see Syndrome, pain, complex regional
• compression – T79.5 (header)
  • anterior spinal – see Syndrome, anterior, spinal artery, compression
  • cauda equina – G83.4
  • celiac artery – I77.4
  • vertebral artery – M47.029
    • occipito-atlanto-axial region – M47.021
    • cervical region – M47.022
• concussion – F07.81
• congenital
  • affecting multiple systems NEC – Q87.89
  • central alveolar hypoventilation – G47.35
  • facial diplegia – Q87.0
  • muscular hypertrophy-cerebral – Q87.89
  • oculo-auriculovertebral – Q87.0
  • oculofacial diplegia (Moebius) – Q87.0
  • rubella (manifest) – P35.0
• congestion-fibrosis (pelvic) – N94.89
• congestive dysmenorrhea – N94.6
• Conn's – E26.01
• connective tissue – M35.9
  • overlap NEC – M35.1
• conus medullaris – G95.81
• cord
  • anterior – G83.82
  • posterior – G83.83
• coronary
  • acute NEC – I24.9
  • insufficiency or intermediate – I20.0
  • slow flow – I20.89
• Costen's (complex) – M26.69
• costochondral junction – M94.0
• costoclavicular – G54.0
• costovertebral – E22.0
• Cowden
  • PTEN related – Q85.81
  • specified NEC – Q85.82
• craniovertebral – M53.0
• Creutzfeldt-Jakob – see Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease or syndrome
• cri-du-chat – Q93.4
• crib death – R99
• cricopharyngeal – see Dysphagia
• croup – J05.0
• CRPS I – see Syndrome, pain, complex regional I
• crush – T79.5 (header)
• CTNNB1 – Q87.88
• cubital tunnel – see Lesion, nerve, ulnar
• Curschmann (-Batten) (-Steinert) – G71.11
• Cushing's – E24.9
  • alcohol-induced – E24.4
  • due to
    • alcohol
    • drugs – E24.2
    • ectopic ACTH – E24.3
    • overproduction of pituitary ACTH – E24.0
  • drug-induced – E24.2
  • overdose or wrong substance given or taken – see Table of Drugs and Chemicals, by drug, poisoning
  • pituitary-dependent – E24.0
  • specified type NEC – E24.8
• cryopyrin-associated periodic – M04.2
• cryptophthalmos – Q87.0
• cystic duct stump – K91.5
• cytokine release – D89.839
  • grade 1 – D89.831
  • grade 2 – D89.832
  • grade 3 – D89.833
  • grade 4 – D89.834
  • grade 5 – D89.835
• Dana-Putnam – D51.0
• Danbolt (-Cross) (acrodermatitis enteropathica) – E83.2
• Dandy-Walker – Q03.1
  • with spina bifida – Q07.01
• Danlos' – Q79.60 – see also Syndrome, Ehlers-Danlos
• defibrination – see also Fibrinolysis
  • with
    • antepartum hemorrhage – see Hemorrhage, antepartum, with coagulation defect
    • intrapartum hemorrhage – see Hemorrhage, complicating, delivery
  • newborn – P60
  • postpartum – O72.3
• Degos' – I77.89
• Déjérine-Roussy – G89.0
• delayed sleep phase – G47.21
• demyelinating – G37.9
• dependence – see F10-F19 with fourth character .2
• depersonalization (-derealization) – F48.1
• De Quervain – E34.51
• de Toni-Fanconi (-Debré) – E72.09
  • with cystinosis – E72.04
• de Vivo syndrome – E74.810
• diabetes mellitus-hypertension-nephrosis – see Diabetes, nephrosis
• diabetes mellitus in newborn infant – P70.2
• diabetes-nephrosis – see Diabetes, nephrosis
• diabetic amyotrophy – see Diabetes, amyotrophy
• dialysis associated steal – T82.898- (header)
• Diamond-Blackfan – D61.01
• Diamond-Gardener – D69.2
• DIC (diffuse or disseminated intravascular coagulopathy) – D65
• di George's – D82.1
• Dighton's – Q78.0
• disequilibrium – E87.8
• Döhle body-panmyelopathic – D72.0
• dorsolateral medullary – G46.4
• double athetosis – G80.3
• Down – Q90.9 – see also Down syndrome
• Dravet (intractable) – G40.834
  • with status epilepticus – G40.833
  • without status epilepticus – G40.834
• Dresbach's (elliptocytosis) – D58.1
• DRESS (drug rash with eosinophilia and systemic symptoms) – D72.12
• Dressler's (postmyocardial infarction) – I24.1
  • postcardiotomy – I97.0
• drug rash with eosinophilia and systemic symptoms (DRESS) – D72.12
• drug withdrawal, infant of dependent mother – P96.1
• dry eye – H04.12- (header)
• due to abnormality
  • chromosomal – Q99.9
    • sex
      • female phenotype – Q97.9
      • male phenotype – Q98.9
    • specified NEC – Q99.8 (header)
• dumping (postgastrectomy) – K91.1
  • nonsurgical – K31.89
• Dupré's (meningism) – R29.1
• dysmetabolic X – E88.810
• dyspraxia, developmental – F82
• Eagle-Barrett – Q79.4
• Eaton-Lambert – see Syndrome, Lambert-Eaton
• Ebstein's – Q22.5
• ectopic ACTH – E24.3
• eczema-thrombocytopenia – D82.0
• Eddowes' – Q78.0
• effort (psychogenic) – F45.8
• Eisenmenger's – I27.83
• Ehlers-Danlos – Q79.60
  • classical (cEDS) (classical EDS) – Q79.61
  • hypermobile (hEDS) (hypermobile EDS) – Q79.62
  • specified NEC – Q79.69
  • vascular (vascular EDS) (vEDS) – Q79.63
• Ekman's – Q78.0
• electric feet – E53.8
• Ellis-van Creveld – Q77.6
• empty nest – Z60.0
• endocrine-hypertensive – E27.0
• entrapment – see Neuropathy, entrapment
• eosinophilia-myalgia – M35.89
• epileptic – see also Epilepsy, by type
  • absence – G40.A09
    • intractable – G40.A19
      • with status epilepticus – G40.A11
      • without status epilepticus – G40.A19
    • not intractable – G40.A09
      • with status epilepticus – G40.A01
      • without status epilepticus – G40.A09
• Erdheim-Chester (ECD) – E88.89
• Erdheim's – E22.0
• erythrocyte fragmentation – D59.4
• Evans – D69.41
• exhaustion – F48.8
• extrapyramidal – G25.9
  • specified NEC – G25.89
• eye retraction – see Strabismus
• eyelid-malar-mandible – Q87.0
• Faber's – D50.9
• facet – M47.89- (header)
• facet joint – M47.819 – see also Spondylosis
• facial pain, paroxysmal – G50.0
• Fallot's – Q21.3
• familial cancer
  • with
    • pathogenic BRCA1 mutation – QA1.790
    • pathogenic BRCA2 mutation – QA1.791
• familial cold autoinflammatory – M04.2
• familial eczema-thrombocytopenia (Wiskott-Aldrich) – D82.0
• Fanconi (-de Toni) (-Debré) – E72.09
  • with cystinosis – E72.04
• fatigue
  • chronic – G93.32
  • postviral – G93.31
  • psychogenic – F48.8
• faulty bowel habit – K59.39
• Feil-Klippel (brevicollis) – Q76.1
• Felty's – see Felty's syndrome
• fertile eunuch – E23.0
• fetal
  • alcohol (dysmorphic) – Q86.0
  • hydantoin – Q86.1
• Fiedler's – I40.1
• first arch – Q87.0
• fish odor – E72.89
• Fisher's – G61.0
• Fitzhugh-Curtis
  • due to
    • Chlamydia trachomatis – A74.81
    • Neisseria gonorrhea (gonococcal peritonitis) – A54.85
• Fitz's – K85.80 – see also Pancreatitis, acute
• Flajani (-Basedow) – E05.00
  • with thyroid storm – E05.01
• flatback – see Flatback syndrome
• floppy
  • baby – P94.2
  • iris (intraoeprative) (IFIS) – H21.81
  • mitral valve – I34.1
• flush – E34.09
• Foix-Alajouanine – G95.19
• Fong's – Q87.2
• food protein-induced enterocolitis (FPIES) – K52.21
• foramen magnum – G93.5
• Foster-Kennedy – H47.14- (header)
• Foville's (peduncular) – G46.3
• FOXG1 – QA0.0151
• fragile X – Q99.2
• Franceschetti – Q75.4
• Frey's
  • auriculotemporal – G50.8
  • hyperhidrosis – L74.52
• Friderichsen-Waterhouse – A39.1
• Froin's – G95.89
• frontal lobe – F07.0
• Fukuhara – E88.49
• functional
  • bowel – K59.9
  • prepubertal castrate – E29.1
• Gaisböck's – D75.1
• ganglion (basal ganglia brain) – G25.9
  • geniculi – G51.1
• Gardner-Diamond – D69.2
• gastroesophageal
  • junction – K22.0
  • laceration-hemorrhage – K22.6
• gastrojejunal loop obstruction – K91.89
• Gee-Herter-Heubner – K90.0
• Gelineau's – G47.419
  • with cataplexy – G47.411
• genito-anorectal – A55
• Gerstmann-Sträussler-Scheinker (GSS) – A81.82
• Gianotti-Crosti – L44.4
• giant platelet (Bernard-Soulier) – D69.19
• Gilles de la Tourette's – F95.2
• Glass – Q87.89
• Gleich's – D72.118
• goiter-deafness – E07.1
• Goldberg – Q89.89
• Goldberg-Maxwell – E34.51
• Good's – D83.8
• Gopalan's (burning feet) – E53.8
• Gorlin's – Q87.89
• Gougerot-Blum – L81.7
• Gouley's – I31.1
• Gower's – R55
• gray or grey (newborn) – P93.0
  • platelet – D69.19
• Gubler-Millard – G46.3
• Guillain-Barré (-Strohl) – G61.0
• Gulf war – T75.830 (header)
• gustatory sweating – G50.8
• Hadfield-Clarke – K86.89
• hair tourniquet – see Constriction, external, by site
• Hamman's – J98.19
• hand-foot – L27.1
• hand-shoulder – G90.89
• hantavirus (cardio)-pulmonary (HPS) (HCPS) – B33.4
• Hao-Fountain (HAFOUS) – Q87.87
• happy puppet – Q93.51
• Harada's – H30.81- (header)
• Hayem-Faber – D50.9
• headache NEC – G44.89
  • complicated NEC – G44.59
• Heberden's – I20.89
• Hedinger's – E34.01
• Hegglin's – D72.0
• HELLP (hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes and low platelet count) – O14.2- (header)
  • complicating
    • childbirth – O14.24
    • puerperium – O14.25
• hemolytic-uremic – D59.30
  • atypical – D59.39
    • genetic – D59.32
    • hereditary – D59.32
    • infection-associated – D59.31
    • secondary – D59.39
    • specified NEC – D59.39
  • due to genetic disorder – D59.32
  • familial – D59.32
  • hereditary – D59.32
  • infection-associated – D59.31
  • secondary – D59.39
  • Shiga toxin-producing E. coli [STEC] related – D59.31
  • specified NEC – D59.39
  • typical – D59.31
• hemophagocytic, infection-associated – D76.2
• Henoch-Schönlein – D69.0
• hepatic flexure – K59.89
• hepatopulmonary – K76.81
• hepatorenal – K76.7
  • following delivery – O90.41
  • postoperative or postprocedural – K91.83
  • postpartum, puerperal – O90.41
• hepatourologic – K76.7
• hereditary alpha tryptasemia – D89.44
• hereditary breast and ovarian cancer
  • with
    • pathogenic BRCA1 mutation – QA1.790
    • pathogenic BRCA2 mutation – QA1.791
• Herter (-Gee) (nontropical sprue) – K90.0
• Heubner-Herter – K90.0
• Heyd's – K76.7
• Hilger's – G90.09
• histamine-like (fish poisoning) – see Poisoning, fish
• histiocytic – D76.3
• histiocytosis NEC – D76.3
• HIV infection, acute – B20
• Hoffmann-Werdnig – G12.0
• Hollander-Simons – E88.19
• Hoppe-Goldflam – G70.00
  • with exacerbation (acute) – G70.01
  • in crisis – G70.01
• Horner's – G90.2
• hungry bone – E83.81
• hunterian glossitis – D51.0
• Hunt's (herpetic geniculate ganglionitis) (neuralgia) – B02.21
  • dyssynergia cerebellaris myoclonica – G11.19
• Hutchinson's triad – A50.53
• hyperabduction – G54.0
• hyperammonemia-hyperornithinemia-homocitrullinemia – E72.4
• hypereosinophilic (HES) – D72.119
  • idiopathic (IHES) – D72.110
  • lymphocytic variant (LHES) – D72.111
  • myeloid – D72.118
  • specified NEC – D72.118
• hyperimmunoglobulin D – M04.1
• hyperimmunoglobulin E (IgE) – D82.4
• hyperkalemic – E87.5
• hyperkinetic – see Hyperkinesia
• hypermobility – M35.7
• hypernatremia – E87.0
• hyperosmolarity (see also, Diabetes, by type, with hyperosmolarity) – E87.0
• hyperperfusion – G97.82
• hypersplenic – D73.1
• hypertransfusion, newborn – P61.1
• hyperventilation – F45.8
• hyperviscosity ( of serum)
  • polycythemic – D75.1
  • sclerothymic – D58.8
• hypoglycemic (familial) (neonatal) – E16.2
• hypokalemic – E87.6
• hyponatremic – E87.1
• hypopituitarism – E23.0
• hypoplastic left-heart – Q23.4
• hypopotassemia – E87.6
• hyposmolality – E87.1
• hypotension, maternal – O26.5- (header)
• hypothenar hammer – I73.89
• hypoventilation, obesity (OHS) – E66.2
• ICF (intravascular coagulation-fibrinolysis) – D65
• idiopathic
  • cardiorespiratory distress, newborn – P22.0
  • nephrotic (infantile) – N04.9
• iliotibial band – M76.3- (header)
• immobility, immobilization (paraplegic) – M62.3
• immune effector cell-associated neurotoxicity (ICANS) – G92.00
  • grade
    • 1 – G92.01
    • 2 – G92.02
    • 3 – G92.03
    • 4 – G92.04
    • 5 – G92.05
    • unspecified – G92.00
• immune reconstitution – D89.3
• immune reconstitution inflammatory [IRIS] – D89.3
• immunity deficiency, combined – D81.9
• immunodeficiency
  • acquired – see Human, immunodeficiency virus (HIV) disease
  • combined – D81.9
• impending coronary – I20.0
• impingement, shoulder – M75.4- (header)
• inappropriate secretion of antidiuretic hormone – E22.2
• infant
  • of diabetic mother – P70.1
  • gestational diabetes – P70.0
• infantilism (pituitary) – E23.0
• inferior vena cava – I87.1
• inherited neoplasm predisposition syndrome of multiple systems, specified NEC – QA1.798
• inspissated bile (newborn) – P59.1
• institutional (childhood) – F94.2
• insufficient sleep – F51.12
• insulin resistance
  • type A – E88.811
  • type B – E88.818
• intermediate coronary (artery) – I20.0
• interspinous ligament – see Spondylopathy, specified NEC
• intestinal
  • carcinoid – E34.09
  • knot – K56.2
• intravascular coagulation-fibrinolysis (ICF) – D65
• iodine-deficiency, congenital – E00.9
  • type
    • mixed – E00.2
    • myxedematous – E00.1
    • neurological – E00.0
• IRDS (idiopathic respiratory distress, newborn) – P22.0
• irritable
  • bowel – K58.9
    • with
      • constipation – K58.1
      • diarrhea – K58.0
    • mixed – K58.2
    • psychogenic – F45.8
    • specified NEC – K58.8
  • heart (psychogenic) – F45.8
  • weakness – F48.8
• ischemic
  • bowel (transient) – K55.9
    • chronic – K55.1
    • due to mesenteric artery insufficiency – K55.1
  • steal – T82.898 (header)
• IVC (intravascular coagulopathy) – D65
• Ivemark's – Q89.01
• Jaccoud's – see Arthropathy, postrheumatic, chronic
• Jackson's – G83.89
• Jakob-Creutzfeldt – see Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease or syndrome
• jaw-winking – Q07.8
• Jervell-Lange-Nielsen – I45.81
• jet lag – G47.25
• Job's – D71.8
• Joseph-Diamond-Blackfan – D61.01
• jugular foramen – G52.7
• Kabuki (type 1, due to KMT2D mutation) (type 2, due to KDM6A mutation) – Q89.81
• Kanner's (autism) – F84.0
• Kartagener's – Q89.3
• Kelly's – D50.1
• Kimmelstiel-Wilson – see Diabetes, specified type, with Kimmelstiel-Wilson disease
• Kleefstra – Q87.86
• Klein (e) – G47.13
• Klippel-Feil (brevicollis) – Q76.1
• Köhler-Pellegrini-Stieda – see Bursitis, tibial collateral
• König's – K59.89
• Korsakoff (-Wernicke) (nonalcoholic) – F04
  • alcoholic – F10.9- (header)
    • with dependence – F10.2- (header)
• Kostmann's – D70.0
• Krabbe's congenital muscle hypoplasia – Q79.8
• labyrinthine
• lacunar NEC – G46.7
• Lambert-Eaton – G70.80
  • in
    • neoplastic disease – G73.1
    • specified disease NEC – G70.81
• Landau-Kleffner – see Epilepsy, specified NEC
• Larsen's – Q74.8
• Lassueur Graham-Little Piccardi – L66.19
• lateral
  • cutaneous nerve of thigh – G57.1- (header)
  • medullary – G46.4
• Launois' – E22.0
• Laurence-Moon – Q87.84
• Lawrence – E88.12
• lazy
  • leukocyte – D70.8
  • posture – M62.3
• Lemierre – I80.8
• Lennox-Gastaut – G40.812
  • intractable – G40.814
    • with status epilepticus – G40.813
    • without status epilepticus – G40.814
  • not intractable – G40.812
    • with status epilepticus – G40.811
    • without status epilepticus – G40.812
• lenticular, progressive – E83.01
• Leopold-Levi's – E05.90
• Lev's – I44.2
• Li-Fraumeni – QA1.792
• Lichtheim's – D51.0
• Lightwood's – N25.89
• Lignac (de Toni) (-Fanconi) (-Debré) – E72.09
  • with cystinosis – E72.04
• Likoff's – I20.89
• limbic epilepsy personality – F07.0
• liver-kidney – K76.7
• lobotomy – F07.0
• Loeys-Dietz – Q87.A
• Löffler's – J82.89
• long arm 18 or 21 deletion – Q93.89
• long QT – I45.81
• Louis-Barré – G11.3
• low
  • atmospheric pressure – T70.29 (header)
  • back – M54.50
  • output (cardiac) – I50.9
• lower radicular, newborn (birth injury) – P14.8
• Luetscher's (dehydration) – E86.0
• Lupus anticoagulant – D68.62
• Lutembacher's – Q21.19
• Lynch (due to EPCAM) (due to MLH1) (due to MSH2) (due to MSH6) (due to PMS2) – QA1.71
• macrophage activation – D76.1
  • due to infection – D76.2
• magnesium-deficiency – R29.0
• Majeed – M04.8
• Mal de Debarquement – R42
• malabsorption – K90.9
  • postsurgical – K91.2
• malformation, congenital, due to
  • alcohol – Q86.0
  • exogenous cause NEC – Q86.8
  • hydantoin – Q86.1
  • warfarin – Q86.2
• malignant
  • carcinoid – E34.00
  • neuroleptic – G21.0
• Mallory-Weiss – K22.6
• mandibulofacial dysostosis – Q75.4
• manic-depressive – see Disorder, bipolar
• maple-syrup-urine – E71.0
• Marable's – I77.4
• Marfan – Q87.40
  • with
    • cardiovascular manifestations – Q87.418
      • aortic dilation – Q87.410
    • ocular manifestations – Q87.42
    • skeletal manifestations – Q87.43
• Marie's (acromegaly) – E22.0
• mast cell activation – see Activation, mast cell
• maternal hypotension – see Syndrome, hypotension, maternal
• May (-Hegglin) – D72.0
• McArdle (-Schmidt) (-Pearson) – E74.04
• McQuarrie's – E16.2
• meconium plug (newborn) – P76.0
• MED13L (mediator complex subunit 13L) – Q87.85
• median arcuate ligament – I77.4
• mediator complex subunit 13L (MED13L) – Q87.85
• Meekeren-Ehlers-Danlos – Q79.6 (header)
• megavitamin-B6 – E67.2
• Meige – G24.4
• MELAS – E88.41
• Mendelson's – O74.0
• MERRF (myoclonic epilepsy associated with ragged-red fibers) – E88.42
• mesenteric
  • artery (superior) – K55.1
  • vascular insufficiency – K55.1
• metabolic – E88.810
• metastatic carcinoid – E34.00
• micrognathia-glossoptosis – Q87.0
• midbrain NEC – G93.89
• middle lobe (lung) – J98.19
• middle radicular – G54.0
• migraine – G43.909- – see also Migraine
• Mikulicz' – K11.8
• milk-alkali – E83.52
• Millard-Gubler – G46.3
• Miller-Dieker – Q93.88
• Miller-Fisher – G61.0
• Minkowski-Chauffard – D58.0
• Mirizzi's – K83.1
• MNGIE (Mitochondrial Neurogastrointestinal Encephalopathy) – E88.49
• Möbius, ophthalmoplegic migraine – see Migraine, ophthalmoplegic
• monofixation – H50.42
• Morel-Moore – M85.2
• Morel-Morgagni – M85.2
• Morgagni (-Morel) (-Stewart) – M85.2
• Morgagni-Adams-Stokes – I45.9
• Muckle-Wells – M04.2
• mucocutaneous lymph node (acute febrile) (MCLS) – M30.3
• multiple endocrine neoplasia (MEN) – see Neoplasia, endocrine, multiple (MEN)
• multiple operations – see Disorder, factitious
• multisystem inflammatory (in adults) (in children) – M35.81
• Mounier-Kuhn – Q32.4
  • with bronchiectasis – J47.9
    • with
      • exacerbation (acute) – J47.1
      • lower respiratory infection – J47.0
  • acquired – J98.09
    • with bronchiectasis – J47.9
      • with
        • exacerbation (acute) – J47.1
        • lower respiratory infection – J47.0
• myasthenic – G70.9
  • in
    • diabetes mellitus – see Diabetes, amyotrophy
    • endocrine disease NEC – E34.9 – G73.3 [manifestation]
    • neoplastic disease – D49.9 – G73.3 [manifestation] – see also Neoplasm
    • thyrotoxicosis (hyperthyroidism) – E05.90 – G73.3 [manifestation]
      • with thyroid storm – E05.91 – G73.3 [manifestation]
• myelodysplastic – D46.9
  • with
    • 5q deletion – D46.C
    • isolated del (5q) – D46.C
    • multilineage dysplasia – D46.A
      • with ringed sideroblasts – D46.B
    • pancytopenia (acquired) – D61.818
  • lesions, low grade – D46.20
  • specified NEC – D46.Z
• myeloid hypereosinophilic – D72.118
• myelopathic pain – G89.0
• myeloproliferative (chronic) – D47.1
• myofascial pain – M79.18
• Naffziger's – G54.0
• nail patella – Q87.2
• NARP (Neuropathy, Ataxia and Retinitis pigmentosa) – E88.49
• neonatal abstinence – P96.1
• nephritic – see also Nephritis
  • with edema – see Nephrosis
  • acute – N00.9
  • chronic – N03.9
  • rapidly progressive – N01.9
• nephrotic (congenital) – N04.9 – see also Nephrosis
  • with
    • C3
      • glomerulonephritis – N04.A
      • glomerulopathy – N04.A
        • with dense deposit disease – N04.6
    • dense deposit disease – N04.6
    • diffuse
      • crescentic glomerulonephritis – N04.7
      • endocapillary proliferative glomerulonephritis – N04.4
      • membranous glomerulonephritis – N04.20
      • mesangial proliferative glomerulonephritis – N04.3
      • mesangiocapillary glomerulonephritis – N04.5
    • focal and segmental glomerular lesions – N04.1
    • minor glomerular abnormality – N04.0
    • specified morphological changes NEC – N04.8
  • diabetic – see Diabetes, nephrosis
  • specified type NEC with diffuse membranous glomerulonephritis – N04.29
• neurologic neglect – R41.4
• Nezelof's – D81.4
• Niikawa-Kuroki – Q89.81
• Nonne-Milroy-Meige – Q82.0
• Nothnagel's vasomotor acroparesthesia – I73.89
• obesity hypoventilation (OHS) – E66.2
• obliterans
  • bronchiolitis – J44.81 – see also Bronchiolitis, obliterative
• oculomotor – H51.9
• Ogilvie – K59.81
• Oliver-McFarlane – Q87.89
• ophthalmoplegia-cerebellar ataxia – see Strabismus, paralytic, third nerve
• oral allergy – T78.19 (header)
• oral-facial-digital – Q87.0
• organic
  • affective – F06.30
  • amnesic (not alcohol- or drug-induced) – F04
  • brain – F09
  • depressive – F06.31
  • hallucinosis – F06.0
  • personality – F07.0
• Ormond's – N13.5
• oro-facial-digital – Q87.0
• os trigonum – Q68.8
• Osler-Weber-Rendu – I78.0
• osteoporosis-osteomalacia – M83.8
• Osterreicher-Turner – Q87.2
• otolith
• oto-palatal-digital – Q87.0
• outlet (thoracic) – G54.0 – see also Syndrome, thoracic outlet
• ovary
  • polycystic – E28.2
  • resistant – E28.39
  • sclerocystic – E28.2
• Owren's – D68.2
• Paget-Schroetter – I82.890
• pain – see also Pain
  • complex regional I – G90.50
    • lower limb – G90.52- (header)
    • specified site NEC – G90.59
    • upper limb – G90.51- (header)
  • complex regional II – see Causalgia
• painful
  • bruising – D69.2
  • feet – E53.8
  • prostate – N42.81
• paralysis agitans – see Parkinsonism
• paralytic – G83.9
  • specified NEC – G83.89
• Parinaud's – H51.0
• parkinsonian – see Parkinsonism
• Parkinson's – see Parkinsonism
• paroxysmal facial pain – G50.0
• Parry's – E05.00
  • with thyroid storm – E05.01
• Parsonage (-Aldren) – G54.5
• patella clunk – M25.86- (header)
• Paterson (-Brown) (-Kelly) – D50.1
• pectoral girdle – I77.89
• pectoralis minor – I77.89
• pediatric acute-onset neuropsychiatric (PANS) – D89.89
• pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococcal infections (PANDAS) – D89.89
• pediatric inflammatory multisystem – M35.81
• Pelger-Huet – D72.0
• pellagra-cerebellar ataxia-renal aminoaciduria – E72.02
• pellagroid – E52
• Pellegrini-Stieda – see Bursitis, tibial collateral
• pelvic congestion-fibrosis, female – N94.89
• penta X – Q97.1
• peptic ulcer – see Ulcer, peptic
• perabduction – I77.89
• periodic fever – M04.1
• periodic fever, aphthous stomatitis, pharyngitis, and adenopathy [PFAPA] – M04.8
• periodic headache, in adults and children – see Headache, periodic syndromes in adults and children
• periurethral fibrosis – N13.5
• Peutz-Jeghers – Q85.89
• phantom limb (without pain) – G54.7
  • with pain – G54.6
• pharyngeal pouch – D82.1
• Phelan-McDermid – Q93.52
• Pick's – see Disease, Pick's
• Pickwickian – E66.2
• PIE (pulmonary infiltration with eosinophilia) – J82.89 – see also Eosinophilia, pulmonary
• pigmentary pallidal degeneration (progressive) – G23.0
• pineal – E34.8
• pituitary – E22.0
• plantar fascia – M72.2- (header)
• placental transfusion – see Pregnancy, complicated by, placental transfusion syndromes
• plateau iris (post-iridectomy) (postprocedural) – H21.82
• Plummer-Vinson – D50.1
• pluricarential of infancy – E40
• plurideficiency – E40
• pluriglandular (compensatory) – E31.8
  • autoimmune – E31.0
• pneumatic hammer – T75.21 (header)
• polyangiitis overlap – M30.8
• polycarential of infancy – E40
• polyglandular – E31.8
  • autoimmune – E31.0
• polysplenia – Q89.09
• pontine NEC – G93.89
• popliteal
  • artery entrapment – I77.89
  • web – Q87.89
• postbacterial fatigue – G93.39
• postcardiac injury
  • postcardiotomy – I97.0
  • postmyocardial infarction – I24.1
• postcardiotomy – I97.0
• post chemoembolization - code to associated conditions
• postcholecystectomy – K91.5
• postcommissurotomy – I97.0
• postconcussional – F07.81
• postcontusional – F07.81
• post-COVID (-19) – U09.9
• postencephalitic – F07.89
• post endometrial ablation – N99.85
• post-polypectomy coagulation – K91.89
• posterior
  • cervical sympathetic – M53.0
  • cord – G83.83
  • fossa compression – G93.5
  • reversible encephalopathy (PRES) – I67.83
• postgastrectomy (dumping) – K91.1
• postgastric surgery – K91.1
• postinfarction – I24.1
• postinfectious fatigue – G93.39
• postlaminectomy NEC – M96.1
• postleukotomy – F07.0
• postmastectomy lymphedema – I97.2
• postmyocardial infarction – I24.1
• postoperative NEC – T81.9 (header)
  • blind loop – K90.2
• postpartum panhypopituitary (Sheehan) – E23.0
• postpolio (myelitic) – G14
• postthrombotic – I87.009
  • with
    • inflammation – I87.02- (header)
      • with ulcer – I87.03- (header)
    • specified complication NEC – I87.09- (header)
    • ulcer – I87.01- (header)
      • with inflammation – I87.03- (header)
  • asymptomatic – I87.00- (header)
• postural
  • orthostatic tachycardia [POTS] – G90.A
  • tachycardia – G90.A
• postvagotomy – K91.1
• postvalvulotomy – I97.0
• postviral NEC – G93.31
  • fatigue – G93.31
• Potain's – K31.0
• potassium intoxication – E87.5
• Prader-Willi – Q87.11
• Prader-Willi-like – Q87.19
• precerebral artery (multiple) (bilateral) – G45.2
• preinfarction – I20.0
• preleukemic – D46.9
• premature senility – E34.8
• premenstrual dysphoric – F32.81
• premenstrual tension – N94.3
• Prinzmetal-Massumi – R07.1
• prune belly – Q79.4
• pseudocarpal tunnel (sublimis) – see Syndrome, carpal tunnel
• pseudoparalytica – G70.00
  • with exacerbation (acute) – G70.01
  • in crisis – G70.01
• pseudo -Turner's – Q87.19
• psycho-organic (nonpsychotic severity) – F07.9
  • acute or subacute – F05
  • depressive type – F06.31
  • hallucinatory type – F06.0
  • nonpsychotic severity – F07.0
  • specified NEC – F07.89
• PTEN (hamartoma) – Q85.81
• pulmonary
  • arteriosclerosis – I27.0
  • dysmaturity (Wilson-Mikity) – P27.0
  • hypoperfusion (idiopathic) – P22.0
  • renal (hemorrhagic) (Goodpasture's) – M31.0
• pure
  • motor lacunar – G46.5
  • sensory lacunar – G46.6
• Putnam-Dana – D51.0
• pyogenic arthritis, pyoderma gangrenosum, and acne [PAPA] – M04.8
• pyramidopallidonigral – G20.C
• pyriformis – see Lesion, nerve, sciatic
• QT interval prolongation – I45.81
• radicular NEC – see Radiculopathy
  • upper limbs, newborn (birth injury) – P14.3
• rapid time-zone change – G47.25
• Rasmussen – G04.81
• Raymond (-Céstan) – I65.8
• Raynaud's – I73.00
  • with gangrene – I73.01
• RDS (respiratory distress syndrome, newborn) – P22.0
• reactive airways dysfunction – J68.3
• Refsum's – G60.1
• Reifenstein – E34.52
• renal glomerulohyalinosis-diabetic – see Diabetes, nephrosis
• Rendu-Osler-Weber – I78.0
• residual ovary – N99.83
• resistant ovary – E28.39
• respiratory
  • distress
    • acute – J80
      • adult – J80
      • child – J80
      • idiopathic – J84.114
    • newborn (idiopathic) (type I) – P22.0
      • type II – P22.1
• restless legs – G25.81
• restrictive allograft – J4A.0
• retinoblastoma (familial) – C69.2 (header)
• retroperitoneal fibrosis – K68.2
• retroviral seroconversion (acute) – Z21
• Reye's – G93.7
• Richter – see Leukemia, chronic lymphocytic, B-cell type
• Ridley's – I50.1
• right
  • heart, hypoplastic – Q22.6
  • ventricular obstruction – see Failure, heart, right
• Romano-Ward (prolonged QT interval) – I45.81
• rotator cuff, shoulder – M75.10- (header) – see also Tear, rotator cuff
• Rotes Quérol – see Hyperostosis, ankylosing
• Roth – see Meralgia paresthetica
• rubella (congenital) – P35.0
• Ruvalcaba-Myhre-Smith – E71.440
• Rytand-Lipsitch – I44.2
• salt
  • depletion – E87.1
    • due to heat NEC – T67.8 (header)
      • causing heat exhaustion or prostration – T67.4 (header)
  • low – E87.1
• salt-losing – N28.89
• SATB2-associated – Q87.89
• Scaglietti-Dagnini – E22.0
• scalenus anticus (anterior) – G54.0
• scapulocostal – see Mononeuropathy, upper limb, specified site NEC
• scapuloperoneal – G71.09
• schizophrenic, of childhood NEC – F20.9
• Schnitzler – D47.2
• Scholte's – E34.09
• Schroeder's – E27.0
• Schüller-Christian – C96.5
• Schwachman (-Diamond) – D61.02
• Schwartz (-Jampel) – G71.13
• Schwartz-Bartter – E22.2
• scimitar – Q26.8
• sclerocystic ovary – E28.2
• Seitelberger's – G31.89
• septicemic adrenal hemorrhage – A39.1
• seroconversion, retroviral (acute) – Z21
• serotonin – G90.81
• serous meningitis – G93.2
• severe acute respiratory (SARS) – J12.81
  • coronavirus 2 – U07.1 – see also COVID-19
    • pneumonia – J12.82
• shaken infant – T74.4 (header)
• shock (traumatic) – T79.4 (header)
  • kidney – N17.0
    • following crush injury – T79.5 (header)
  • toxic – A48.3
• shock-lung – J80
• Shone's - code to specific anomalies
• short
  • bowel – K90.829
    • with
      • colon in continuity – K90.821
      • ileocolonic anastomosis – K90.821
    • without colon in continuity – K90.822
  • gut – see Syndrome, short, bowel
  • rib – Q77.2
• shoulder-hand – see Algoneurodystrophy
• Shwachman (-Diamond) – D61.02
• sicca – see Syndrome, Sjögren
• sick
  • cell – E87.1
  • sinus – I49.5
• sick-euthyroid – E07.81
• sideropenic – D50.1
• Siemens' ectodermal dysplasia – Q82.4
• Silfversköld's – Q78.9
• Simons' – E88.11
• sinus tarsi – M25.57- (header)
• sinusitis-bronchiectasis-situs inversus – Q89.3
• Sipple's – E31.22
• sirenomelia – Q87.2
• Sjögren – M35.00
  • with
    • central nervous system involvement – M35.07
    • dental involvement – M35.0C
    • gastrointestinal involvement – M35.08
    • glomerular disease – M35.0A
    • inflammatory arthritis – M35.05
    • keratoconjunctivitis – M35.01
    • lung involvement – M35.02
    • myopathy – M35.03
    • peripheral nervous system involvement – M35.06
    • renal tubular acidosis – M35.04
    • specified organ involvement, NEC – M35.09
    • tubulo-interstitial nephropathy – M35.04
    • vasculitis – M35.0B
• Slocumb's – E27.0
• slow flow, coronary – I20.89
• Sluder's – G44.89
• Smith-Magenis – Q93.88
• Sneddon-Wilkinson – L13.1
• Snyder-Robinson – Q87.89
• Soto's – Q87.3
• South African cardiomyopathy – I42.89
• spasmodic
  • upward movement, eyes – H51.8
  • winking – F95.8
• Spen's – I45.9
• splenic
  • agenesis – Q89.01
  • flexure – K59.89
  • neutropenia – D73.81
• Spurway's – Q78.0
• staphylococcal scalded skin – L00
• steal
  • arteriovenous – T82.898- (header)
  • ischemic – T82.898- (header)
  • subclavian – G45.8
• Stein-Leventhal – E28.2
• Stein's – E28.2
• Stevens-Johnson syndrome – L51.1
  • toxic epidermal necrolysis overlap – L51.3
• Stewart-Morel – M85.2
• Stickler – Q89.89
• stiff baby – Q89.89
• stiff man – G25.82
• Still-Felty – see Felty's syndrome
• Stokes (-Adams) – I45.9
• stone heart – I50.1
• straight back, congenital – Q76.49
• Sturge-Weber (-Dimitri) – Q85.89
• subclavian steal – G45.8
• subcoracoid-pectoralis minor – G54.0
• subcostal nerve compression – I77.89
• subphrenic interposition – Q43.3
• superior
  • cerebellar artery – I63.89
  • mesenteric artery – K55.1
  • semi-circular canal dehiscence – H83.8X- (header)
  • vena cava – I87.1
• supine hypotensive (maternal) – see Syndrome, hypotension, maternal
• suprarenal cortical – E27.0
• supraspinatus – M75.10- (header) – see also Tear, rotator cuff
• Susac – G93.49
• swallowed blood – P78.2
• sweat retention – L74.0
• Swyer – Q99.1
• Symond's – G93.2
• sympathetic
  • cervical paralysis – G90.2
  • pelvic, female – N94.89
• systemic inflammatory response (SIRS), of non-infectious origin (without organ dysfunction) – R65.10
  • with acute organ dysfunction – R65.11
• tachycardia-bradycardia – I49.5
• takotsubo – I51.81
• TAR (thrombocytopenia with absent radius) – Q87.2
• tarsal tunnel – G57.5- (header)
• teething – K00.7
• tegmental – G93.89
• telangiectasic-pigmentation-cataract – Q82.8
• temporal pyramidal apex – see Otitis, media, suppurative, acute
• temporomandibular joint-pain-dysfunction – M26.62- (header)
• Terry's – H44.2- (header) – see also Myopia, degenerative
• testicular feminization – E34.51 – see also Syndrome, androgen insensitivity
• thalamic pain (hyperesthetic) – G89.0
• thoracic outlet (compression) – G54.0
  • arterial – I77.89
  • neurogenic – G54.0
  • venous – I87.1
• Thorson-Björck – E34.09
• thrombocytopenia with absent radius (TAR) – Q87.2
• thrombosis with thrombocytopenia – D75.84
• thyroid-adrenocortical insufficiency – E31.0
• tibial
  • anterior – M76.81- (header)
  • posterior – M76.82- (header)
• Tietze's – M94.0
• time-zone (rapid) – G47.25
• Toni-Fanconi – E72.09
  • with cystinosis – E72.04
• Touraine's – Q79.8
• tourniquet – see Constriction, external, by site
• toxic shock – A48.3
• transient left ventricular apical ballooning – I51.81
• traumatic vasospastic – T75.22 (header)
• Treacher Collins – Q75.4
• triple X, female – Q97.0
• trisomy – Q92.9
  • 13 – Q91.7
    • meiotic nondisjunction – Q91.4
    • mitotic nondisjunction – Q91.5
    • mosaicism – Q91.5
    • translocation – Q91.6
  • 18 – Q91.3
    • meiotic nondisjunction – Q91.0
    • mitotic nondisjunction – Q91.1
    • mosaicism – Q91.1
    • translocation – Q91.2
  • 20 (q)(p) – Q92.8
  • 21 – Q90.9
    • meiotic nondisjunction – Q90.0
    • mitotic nondisjunction – Q90.1
    • mosaicism – Q90.1
    • translocation – Q90.2
  • 22 – Q92.8
• tropical wet feet – T69.02- (header)
• Trousseau's – I82.1
• tumor lysis (following antineoplastic chemotherapy) (spontaneous) – E88.3
• tumor necrosis factor receptor associated periodic (TRAPS) – M04.1
• Twiddler's (due to)
  • automatic implantable defibrillator – T82.198 (header)
  • cardiac pacemaker – T82.198 (header)
• Unverricht (-Lundborg) – see Epilepsy, generalized, idiopathic
• upward gaze – H51.8
• uremia, chronic – N18.9 – see also Disease, kidney, chronic
• urethral – N34.3
• urethro-oculo-articular – see Reiter's disease
• urohepatic – K76.7
• usher – Q99.819
  • specified NEC – Q99.818
  • type 1 – Q99.811
  • type 2 – Q99.812
  • type 3 – Q99.813
  • type 4 – Q99.818
• vacuoles, E1 ubiquitin-activating enzyme, X-linked, autoinflammatory, somatic (VEXAS) – M04.3
• vago-hypoglossal – G52.7
• vanishing twin of one fetus or more – O31.4- (header)
• vascular NEC in cerebrovascular disease – G46.8
• vasoconstriction, reversible cerebrovascular – I67.841
• vasomotor – I73.9
• vasospastic (traumatic) – T75.22 (header)
• vasovagal – R55
• van Buchem's – M85.2
• van der Hoeve's – Q78.0
• VATER – Q87.2
• velo-cardio-facial – Q93.81
• vena cava (inferior) (superior) (obstruction) – I87.1
• vertebral
  • artery – G45.0
    • compression – see Syndrome, anterior, spinal artery, compression
  • steal – G45.0
• vertebro-basilar artery – G45.0
• vertebrogenic (pain) – M54.89 – see also Pain, vertebrogenic
• vertiginous – see Disorder, vestibular function
• VEXAS (vacuoles, E1 ubiquitin-activating enzyme, X-linked, autoinflammatory, somatic) – M04.3
• Vinson-Plummer – D50.1
• virus – B34.9
• visceral larva migrans – B83.0
• visual disorientation – H53.8
• vitamin B6 deficiency – E53.1
• vitreal corneal – H59.01- (header)
• vitreous (touch) – H59.01- (header)
• Vogt-Koyanagi – H20.82- (header)
• Volkmann's – T79.6 (header)
• von Hippel-Lindau – Q85.83
• von Schroetter's – I82.890
• von Willebrand (-Jürgen) – see Disease, von Willebrand
  • acquired – D68.04 – see also Disease, von Willebrand
• Waldenström-Kjellberg – D50.1
• Wallenberg's – G46.3
• wasting (syndrome) – E88.A
• water retention – E87.79
• Waterhouse (-Friderichsen) – A39.1
• Weber-Gubler – G46.3
• Weber-Leyden – G46.3
• Weber's – G46.3
• Wegener's – M31.30
  • with
    • kidney involvement – M31.31
    • lung involvement – M31.30
      • with kidney involvement – M31.31
• Weingarten's (tropical eosinophilia) – J82.89
• Weiss-Baker – G90.09
• Werdnig-Hoffman – G12.0
• Wermer's – E31.21
• Werner's – E34.8
• Wernicke-Korsakoff (nonalcoholic) – F04
  • alcoholic – F10.9- (header)
    • with dependence – F10.2- (header)
• West's – see Epilepsy, spasms
• Westphal-Strümpell – E83.01
• wet
  • feet (maceration) (tropical) – T69.02- (header)
  • lung, newborn – P22.1
• whiplash – S13.4 (header)
• whistling face – Q87.0
• Wilkie's – K55.1
• Wilkinson-Sneddon – L13.1
• Williams – Q93.82
• Willebrand (-Jürgens) – see Disease, von Willebrand
• Wilson's (hepatolenticular degeneration) – E83.01
• Wiskott-Aldrich – D82.0
• withdrawal – see Withdrawal, state
  • drug
    • infant of dependent mother – P96.1
    • therapeutic use, newborn – P96.2
• Woakes' (ethmoiditis) – J33.1
• Wright's (hyperabduction) – G54.0
• X – I20.9
• XXXX – Q97.1
• XXXXX – Q97.1
• XXXXY – Q98.1
• XXY – Q98.0
• Yao – M04.8
• yellow nail – L60.5
• Zahorsky's – B08.5
• Zellweger syndrome – E71.510
• Zellweger-like syndrome – E71.541