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Procedure Practice 10/15/00:
Coding Recommendations
Listed below are the ICD-9-CM
codes that we think apply to the examples listed on our Procedure
Practice page. If you disagree with our suggestions or have
other comments, please send us an e-mail.
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understand, however, that we cannot answer inquiries
unless they relate directly to our published material.
Suggested Codes
- Example 1:
- Assign 618.1, Uterine prolapse, and 677,
Late effect of complication of pregnancy.
- Example 2:
- Assign 666.24, Delayed and secondary postpartum
hemorrhage, postpartum condition or complication.
- Example 3:
- Assign 633.1, Tubal pregnancy; 639.0,
Genital tract and pelvic infection; and 041.10,
Staphylococcus infection, unspecified.
- Example 4:
- Assign 639.1, Delayed or excessive hemorrhage;
complications following abortion and ectopic and molar pregnancies.
- Example 5:
- Assign 642.62, Eclampsia, delivered, with mention
of postpartum complication; and V27.0, Single
liveborn.
- Example 6:
- Assign 648.03, Other current conditions in mother
classifiable elsewhere, but complicating pregnancy, childbirth,
or the puerperium; antepartum condition or complication,
diabetes mellitus. The instructions for this code range
also direct the coder to use additional code(s) to identify
the condition. Therefore, also assign 250.03, Diabetes
mellitus without mention of complication, uncontrolled Type
I, to identify the patient's uncontrolled diabetes.
- Example 7:
- The correct codes are 651.01, Twin pregnancy,
delivered, with or without mention of antepartum condition;
654.21, Previous Cesarean delivery, delivered,
with or without mention of antepartum condition; 664.11,
Second-degree perineal laceration, delivered, with or
without mention of antepartum condition; and V27.2,
Twins, both liveborn, outcome of delivery.
- Example 8:
- Assign 672.04, Pyrexia of unknown origin during
the puerperium.
- Example 9:
- The correct code is 644.13, Other threatened
labor, antepartum condition or complication.
- Example 10:
- Assign 643.13, Hyperemesis gravidarum with metabolic
disturbance, antepartum condition or complication.
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Bibliography - References:
Coding Clinic
for ICD-9-CM, N-D 1984, 1st q. 1988, 1st q. 1990, 2nd q.
1990, 2nd q. 1991, 4thq. 1995, 1st q. 2000, American Hospital
Association, Chicago, IL
Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary, 29th Edition,
W.B. Saunders Co., Philadelphia, PA
Generic ICD-9-CM, volumes 1, 2, 3, 2000, Channel Publishing,
Ltd. Reno, NV
Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting Inpatient Services,
published by the cooperating parties: American Hospital Association,
American Health Information Management Association, Health Care
Financing Administration, and National Center for Health Statistics |
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