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["B86","SCABIES","The skin infestation of a microscopic mite.","A dermatitis caused by the microscopic itch mite transmitted by close contact and characterized by a papular eruption over tiny, raised, sinuous burrows produced by digging into the upper layer of the epidermis by the egg laying female mite sometimes associated with eczema from scratching and secondary bacterial infection.","Physician exam looking at the skin rash and finding burrows in the skin.","N/A","Itching (especially at night), rashes (especially between the fingers), sores (abrasions on the skin from scratching and digging), thin pencil mark lines on the skin.","Visualization of the dermatitis, and possibly visualization of the mite, history of close contact with infected individual.","Spread by skin to skin contact with an infected person.","A statement of causality from the treating physician is also required to accompany any diagnostics, labs, or medical present. If have the causality statement and it is not specific, you can use the radiology report for specification/clarification.","https://vsearch.nlm.nih.gov/vivisimo/cgi-bin/query-meta?v%3Aproject=medlineplus&v%3Asources=medlineplus-bundle&query=scabies&_ga=2.134500849.1672485992.1503929528-1030602729.1503055022 https://medlineplus.gov/scabies.html"]
["B95.8","UNSPECIFIED STAPHYLOCOCCUS AS THE CAUSE OF DISEASES CLASSED ELSEWHERE ","An infection, of an allowed condiiton, caused by staphylococcus (staph) bacteria. ","An unspecified staphylococcus bacteria infection at an allowed site of the body.","Wound culture and sensitivity, blood labs, possibly I&D (incision drainage of wound), X-Ray (rule out osteomylitis).","Identification of infection agent and drugs infection is not resistant to, X-Ray positive for bone involvement.","Open (non-healing) lesion with discharge/puss that will develop odor over time, redness, localized pain (spreading when worse).","Visualization of the wound(s), culture wound and blood (labs included).","Common to see infection control specialist for consult and special precautions depending on the infecting agent.","This diagnosis code is used as a supplimental or additional code. It represents the type of infection present in an allowed condition. Clarification should be requested."]
["E86.0","DEHYDRATION","The condition that results from excessive loss of body water.","Dehydration occurs when the amount of water leaving the body is greater than the amount being taken in, via breathing, sweating, urination or bowel movements with diarrhea being the most common reason for excess water loss.","Physical exan and history. Blood tests to measure potential electrolyte abnormalities and urinalysis may be ordered to determine the level of dehydration in the patient.","Dry mouth, rapid heart rate, low blood pressure, dizziness. Increase in specific gravity (density) of urine (it will look darker), increased blood levels of electrolytes, hematocrit and RBCs.","The body's initial responses to dehydration are thirst to increase water intake along with decreased urine output to try to conserve water. As the water loss increases, more symptoms can become apparent, such as increased thirst, dry mouth, cessation of tear production by the eyes, cessation of sweating, muscle cramps, nausea and vomiting, heart palpitations, and lightheadedness (especially when standing). With severe dehydration, confusion and weakness will occur as the brain and other body organs receive less blood. Finally, coma and organ failure will occur if the dehydration remains untreated.","Vital sign assessments may include postural readings (blood pressure and pulse rate are taken lying down and standing). With dehydration, the pulse rate may increase and the blood pressure may drop because the intravascular space is depleted of water. Temperature may be measured to assess fever, eye exam, skin will be checked to see if sweat is present and to assess the degree of elasticity. As dehydration progresses, the skin loses its water content and becomes less elastic. ","Other ways to lose excessive amounts of water include vomiting, diabetes, burs or other inflammatory diseases of the skin.",""," https://medlineplus.gov/dehydration.html         http://www.emergencycareforyou.org/Health-Tips/Dehydration-comes-on-fast-and-can-be-fatal/ \"American College of Emergency Physicians\""]
["G56.01","CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME, RIGHT UPPER LIMB","Refers to compression of the nerve within the carpal tunnel of the wrist.","Compression of median nerve in the carpal tunnel. ","EMG, NCV, Imaging (ultra sound/MRI), physical exam","Combined positive Phalen test and Tinel sign has high predictive value in diagnosis of CTS. Wrist shape-a square wrist dimension is a known risk factor for development of CTS.","Numbness and tingling in the median sensory distribution and this is frequently at night. Aching volar hand and wrist at the carpal tunnel. Grasp activities such as driving the car, holding the telephone or newspaper aggravate the symptoms. Clumsiness (dropping objects) and weakness of grip are common.","Positive wrist flexion test (Phalen test). Positive Tinel sign over the median nerve at the wrist. Positive Median Nerve Compression Test. Weakness of the thenar muscles is generally an early sign. Loss deviation in 2 point discrimination, greater than 5-6 mm.","This is a common and potentially overused diagnosis. May suggest performing electrodiagnostics to confirm this condition. May code condition under  tenosynovitis of wrist or hand or sprain-strain of wrist until carpal tunnel is confirmednd by electrodiagnostics. ","It is not necessary to have all the symptoms listed to make diagnosis of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. ","WWW.ninds.nih.gov 9Nat. Inst. Of Health, Nat. Inst. Of neuro disorders."]
["G56.02","CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME, LEFT UPPER LIMB","Refers to compression of the nerve within the carpal tunnel of the wrist.","Compression of median nerve in the carpal tunnel. ","EMG, NCV, Imaging (ultra sound/MRI), physical exam","Combined positive Phalen test and Tinel sign has high predictive value in diagnosis of CTS. Wrist shape-a square wrist dimension is a known risk factor for development of CTS.","Numbness and tingling in the median sensory distribution and this is frequently at night. Aching volar hand and wrist at the carpal tunnel. Grasp activities such as driving the car, holding the telephone or newspaper aggravate the symptoms. Clumsiness (dropping objects) and weakness of grip are common.","Positive wrist flexion test (Phalen test). Positive Tinel sign over the median nerve at the wrist. Positive Median Nerve Compression Test. Weakness of the thenar muscles is generally an early sign. Loss deviation in 2 point discrimination, greater than 5-6 mm.","This is a common and potentially overused diagnosis. May suggest performing electrodiagnostics to confirm this condition. May code condition under  tenosynovitis of wrist or hand or sprain-strain of wrist until carpal tunnel is confirmednd by electrodiagnostics. ","It is not necessary to have all the symptoms listed to make diagnosis of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.","WWW.ninds.nih.gov 9Nat. Inst. Of Health, Nat. Inst. Of neuro disorders."]
["G56.03","CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME, BILATERAL UPPER LIMB","Refers to compression of the nerve within the carpal tunnel of the wrist.","Compression of median nerve in the carpal tunnel. ","EMG, NCV, Imaging (ultra sound/MRI), physical exam","Combined positive Phalen test and Tinel sign has high predictive value in diagnosis of CTS. Wrist shape-a square wrist dimension is a known risk factor for development of CTS.","Numbness and tingling in the median sensory distribution and this is frequently at night. Aching volar hand and wrist at the carpal tunnel. Grasp activities such as driving the car, holding the telephone or newspaper aggravate the symptoms. Clumsiness (dropping objects) and weakness of grip are common.","Positive wrist flexion test (Phalen test). Positive Tinel sign over the median nerve at the wrist. Positive Median Nerve Compression Test. Weakness of the thenar muscles is generally an early sign. Loss deviation in 2 point discrimination, greater than 5-6 mm.","This is a common and potentially overused diagnosis. May suggest performing electrodiagnostics to confirm this condition. May code condition under  tenosynovitis of wrist or hand or sprain-strain of wrist until carpal tunnel is confirmednd by electrodiagnostics. ","It is not necessary to have all the symptoms listed to make diagnosis of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.","WWW.ninds.nih.gov 9Nat. Inst. Of Health, Nat. Inst. Of neuro disorders."]
["G57.51","TARSAL TUNNEL SYNDROME, RIGHT LOWER LIMB","Refers to compression of the nerve within the tarsal canal at the side of the ankle.","Compression of the tibial nerve that passes through the tarsal canal in the ankle causing loss of movement and/or altered sensation from inside the ankle to the bottom of the foot and toes.","Physical/neurological exam, EMG/NCV (nerve conduction test), nerve biopsy, advanced imaging without improvement with conservative care.","Testing shows reproducable symptoms with manual compression, positive diagnostics, a slowing of the impulses, biopsy will show abnormal nerve cells or myelation or demyelination or abnormal myelination of the nerves.","Numbness, tingling, pain, burning, and loss of movement and/or sensation in the foot.","Numbness and/or loss of movement, reproduction of symptoms, possibly use pinwheel or 2 point discrimination.","",""," The official consumer website of ACFAS - American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. https://www.foothealthfacts.org/conditions/tarsal-tunnel-syndrome"]
["G57.52","TARSAL TUNNEL SYNDROME, LEFT LOWER LIMB","Refers to compression of the nerve within the tarsal canal at the side of the ankle.","Compression of the tibial nerve that passes through the tarsal canal in the ankle causing loss of movement and/or altered sensation from inside the ankle to the bottom of the foot and toes.","Physical/neurological exam, EMG/NCV (nerve conduction test), nerve biopsy, advanced imaging without improvement with conservative care.","Testing shows reproducable symptoms with manual compression, positive diagnostics, a slowing of the impulses, biopsy will show abnormal nerve cells or myelation or demyelination or abnormal myelination of the nerves.","Numbness, tingling, pain, burning, and loss of movement and/or sensation in the foot.","Numbness and/or loss of movement, reproduction of symptoms, possibly use pinwheel or 2 point discrimination.","",""," The official consumer website of ACFAS - American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. https://www.foothealthfacts.org/conditions/tarsal-tunnel-syndrome"]
["G57.53","TARSAL TUNNEL SYNDROME, BILATERAL LOWER LIMB","Refers to compression of the nerve within the tarsal canal at the side of the ankle.","Compression of the tibial nerve that passes through the tarsal canal in the ankle causing loss of movement and/or altered sensation from inside the ankle to the bottom of the foot and toes.","Physical/neurological exam, EMG/NCV (nerve conduction test), nerve biopsy, advanced imaging without improvement with conservative care.","Testing shows reproducable symptoms with manual compression, positive diagnostics, a slowing of the impulses, biopsy will show abnormal nerve cells or myelation or demyelination or abnormal myelination of the nerves.","Numbness, tingling, pain, burning, and loss of movement and/or sensation in the foot.","Numbness and/or loss of movement, reproduction of symptoms, possibly use pinwheel or 2 point discrimination.","",""," The official consumer website of ACFAS - American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. https://www.foothealthfacts.org/conditions/tarsal-tunnel-syndrome"]
["G57.61","LESION OF PLANTAR NERVE, RIGHT LOWER LIMB","Compression or disruption of the lateral and/or medial plantar nerves from the bottom of the right ankle into the sole of the foot. (See Note)\n","Compression or disruption of the plantar nerve from the bottom of the ankle to the foot. ","Physical/neurological exam, EMG/NCV (nerve conduction test), nerve biopsy, advanced imaging without improvement with conservative care.","Shows positive, a slowing of the impulses, biopsy will show abnormal nerve cells or myelination of the nerves.","Numbness, tingling, pain, burning, and loss of movement and/or sensation in the foot.","Numbness and/or loss of movement, possibly use pinwheel or 2 point discrimination.","Involvement of the interdigital nerves produces pain and analgesia in adjacent halves of the neighboring toes.","The tibial nerve ends at the ankle joint and then splits into the medial and lateral plantar nerves of the foot."," Nat. Inst. Of Neuro disorders and stroke                   https://www.ninds.nih.gov/Disorders/Patient-Caregiver-Education/Fact-Sheets/Peripheral-Neuropathy-Fact-Sheet#3208_4"]
["G57.62","LESION OF PLANTAR NERVE, LEFT LOWER LIMB","Compression or disruption of the lateral and/or medial plantar nerves from the bottom of the left ankle to the sole of the foot. (See Note)\n","Compression or disruption of the plantar nerve, from the bottom of the ankle into the foot. ","Physical/neurological exam, EMG/NCV (nerve conduction test), nerve biopsy, advanced imaging without improvement with conservative care.","Shows positive, a slowing of the impulses, biopsy will show abnormal nerve cells or myelination of the nerves.","Numbness, tingling, pain, burning, and loss of movement and/or sensation in the foot.","Numbness and/or loss of movement, possibly use pinwheel or 2 point discrimination.","Involvement of the interdigital nerves produces pain and analgesia in adjacent halves of the neighboring toes.","The tibial nerve ends at the ankle joint and then splits into the medial and lateral plantar nerves of the foot."," Nat. Inst. Of Neuro disorders and stroke                   https://www.ninds.nih.gov/Disorders/Patient-Caregiver-Education/Fact-Sheets/Peripheral-Neuropathy-Fact-Sheet#3208_5"]
["G57.63","LESION OF PLANTAR NERVE, BILATERAL LOWER LIMB","Compression or disruption of the lateral and/or medial plantar nerves from the bottom of both ankles to the sole of the feet. (See Note)\n","Compression or disruption of the plantar nerve in the foot  produces a localized burning pain. Involvement of the interdigital nerves produces pain and analgesia in adjacent halves of the neighboring toes.","Physical/neurological exam, EMG/NCV (nerve conduction test), nerve biopsy, advanced imaging without improvement with conservative care.","Shows positive, a slowing of the impulses, biopsy will show abnormal nerve cells or myelination of the nerves.","Numbness, tingling, pain, burning, and loss of movement and/or sensation in the foot.","Numbness and/or loss of movement, possibly use pinwheel or 2 point discrimination.","Involvement of the interdigital nerves produces pain and analgesia in adjacent halves of the neighboring toes.","The tibial nerve ends at the ankle joint and then splits into the medial and lateral plantar nerves of the foot."," Nat. Inst. Of Neuro disorders and stroke                   https://www.ninds.nih.gov/Disorders/Patient-Caregiver-Education/Fact-Sheets/Peripheral-Neuropathy-Fact-Sheet#3208_5"]
["H10.211","ACUTE TOXIC CONJUNCTIVITIS, RIGHT EYE","Conjunctivitis (Red Eye) due to recent exposure to harmful irritants.  (See Note)","Inflammation of the transparent membrane (conjunctiva) that lines your eyelid and part of your eyeball due to exposure of harmful irritants. ","Physical exam, history of irritant exposure to eye(s), chemical, biological, allergy and medications, occular and/or ophthalamic exam.","Visualization of physical damage, identification of chemical/other irritant.","Redness, itching, gritty felling (like sand in your eye), pain, increased tearing, discharge that forms a crust on your eye (usually overnight). This is not highly contagious.","Redness, itching, gritty felling (like sand in your eye), pain, increased tearing/discharge, identification of a foreign body or chemical compound.",null,"Inflammation causes small blood vessels in the conjunctiva to become more prominent, which is what causes the pink or red cast to the whites of your eyes.","American Academy of Family Physicians.                             http://www.aafp.org/afp/1998/0215/p735.html  &  toxic: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/toxic       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm"]
["H10.212","ACUTE TOXIC CONJUNCTIVITIS, LEFT EYE","Conjunctivitis (Red Eye) due to recent exposure to harmful irritants.  (See Note)","Inflammation of the transparent membrane (conjunctiva) that lines your eyelid and part of your eyeball due to exposure of harmful irritants. ","Physical exam, history of irritant exposure to eye(s), chemical, biological, allergy and medications, occular and/or ophthalamic exam.","Visualization of physical damage, identification of chemical/other irritant.","Redness, itching, gritty felling (like sand in your eye), pain, increased tearing, discharge that forms a crust on your eye (usually overnight). This is not highly contagious.","Redness, itching, gritty felling (like sand in your eye), pain, increased tearing/discharge, identification of a foreign body or chemical compound.",null,"Inflammation causes small blood vessels in the conjunctiva to become more prominent, which is what causes the pink or red cast to the whites of your eyes.","American Academy of Family Physicians.                             http://www.aafp.org/afp/1998/0215/p735.html  &  toxic: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/toxic       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm"]
["H10.213","ACUTE TOXIC CONJUNCTIVITIS, BILATERAL","Conjunctivitis due to recent exposure to harmful irritants. (See Note)","Inflammation of the transparent membrane (conjunctiva) that lines your eyelid and part of your eyeball due to exposure of harmful irritants. ","Physical exam, history of irritant exposure to eye(s), chemical, biological, allergy and medications, occular and/or ophthalamic exam.","Visualization of physical damage, identification of chemical/other irritant.","Redness, itching, gritty felling (like sand in your eye), pain, increased tearing, discharge that forms a crust on your eye (usually overnight). This is not highly contagious.","Redness, itching, gritty felling (like sand in your eye), pain, increased tearing/discharge, identification of a foreign body or chemical compound.",null,"Inflammation causes small blood vessels in the conjunctiva to become more prominent, which is what causes the pink or red cast to the whites of your eyes.","American Academy of Family Physicians.                             http://www.aafp.org/afp/1998/0215/p735.html  &  toxic: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/toxic       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm"]
["H10.31","UNSPECIFIED ACUTE CONJUNCTIVITIS, RIGHT EYE","Also called 'Pink eye', is an inflammation of the conjunctiva caused by recent exposure to an unspecified irritant. ","Inflammation of the tissues, transparent membrane, immediately surrounding the eyes, that’s starts abruptly and has no cause identified, yet.","Physical exam, history of irritant exposure to eye(s), chemical, biological, allergy and medications, occular and/or ophthalamic exam, swab for irritant identification.","Visualization of physical damage, identification of chemical/other irritant.","Redness, puffiness, swelling, itching, pain (feels like sand in your eye), increased tearing.","Redness, itching, gritty felling (like sand in your eye), pain, increased tearing/discharge, possible identification of a foreign body or chemical compound.","Bacterial and viral can be highly contagious.","Inflammation causes small blood vessels in the conjunctiva to become more prominent, which is what causes the pink or red cast to the whites of your eyes.","American Academy of Family Physicians.                             http://www.aafp.org/afp/1998/0215/p735.html  &  toxic: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/toxic       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm"]
["H10.32","UNSPECIFIED ACUTE CONJUNCTIVITIS, LEFT EYE","Also called 'Pink eye', is an inflammation of the conjunctiva caused by recent exposure to an unspecified irritant. ","Inflammation of the tissues, transparent membrane,  immediately surrounding the eyes, that’s starts abruptly and has no cause identified, yet.","Physical exam, history of irritant exposure to eye(s), chemical, biological, allergy and medications, occular and/or ophthalamic exam, swab for irritant identification.","Visualization of physical damage, identification of chemical/other irritant.","Redness, puffiness, swelling, itching, pain (feels like sand in your eye), increased tearing.","Redness, itching, gritty felling (like sand in your eye), pain, increased tearing/discharge, possible identification of a foreign body or chemical compound.","Bacterial and viral can be highly contagious.","Inflammation causes small blood vessels in the conjunctiva to become more prominent, which is what causes the pink or red cast to the whites of your eyes.","American Academy of Family Physicians.                             http://www.aafp.org/afp/1998/0215/p735.html  &  toxic: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/toxic       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm"]
["H10.33","UNSPECIFIED ACUTE CONJUNCTIVITIS, BILATERAL","Also called 'Pink eye', is an inflammation of the conjunctiva caused by exposure to an unspecified irritant. ","Inflammation of the tissues, transparent membrane,  immediately surrounding the eyes, that’s starts abruptly and has no cause identified, yet.","Physical exam, history of irritant exposure to eye(s), chemical, biological, allergy and medications, occular and/or ophthalamic exam, swab for irritant identification.","Visualization of physical damage, identification of chemical/other irritant.","Redness, puffiness, swelling, itching, pain (feels like sand in your eye), increased tearing.","Redness, itching, gritty felling (like sand in your eye), pain, increased tearing/discharge, possible identification of a foreign body or chemical compound.","Bacterial and viral can be highly contagious.","Inflammation causes small blood vessels in the conjunctiva to become more prominent, which is what causes the pink or red cast to the whites of your eyes.","American Academy of Family Physicians.                             http://www.aafp.org/afp/1998/0215/p735.html  &  toxic: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/toxic       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm"]
["H10.89","OTHER CONJUNCTIVITIS","Inflammation of the conjunctiva generally consisting of conjunctival hyperemia associated with a discharge.","Inflammation of the conjunctiva, transparent membrane,  generally consisting of conjunctival hyperemia associated with a discharge, that’s been ongoing and has no cause classified/identified, yet.","Physical exam, history of irritant exposure to eye(s), chemical, biological, allergy and medications, occular and/or ophthalamic exam.","Visualization of physical damage, identification of chemical/other irritant.","Redness, puffiness, swelling, itching, pain, increased tearing.","Redness, itching, gritty felling (like sand in your eye), pain, increased tearing/discharge, possible identification of a foreign body or chemical compound.","Bacterial and viral can be highly contagious.","Inflammation causes small blood vessels in the conjunctiva to become more prominent, which is what causes the pink or red cast to the whites of your eyes.","American Academy of Family Physicians.                             http://www.aafp.org/afp/1998/0215/p735.html  &  toxic: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/toxic       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm"]
["H10.9","UNSPECIFIED CONJUNCTIVITIS","Inflammation of the conjunctiva generally consisting of conjunctival hyperemia associated with a discharge, cause not specified yet.","Inflammation of the tissues, transparent membrane,  immediately surrounding the eyes, conjunctiva, that’s been ongoing and has no cause identified, yet.",null,"Visualization of physical damage, identification of chemical/other irritant.","Redness, puffiness, swelling, itching, pain, increased tearing.","Redness, itching, gritty felling (like sand in your eye), pain, increased tearing/discharge, possible identification of a foreign body or chemical compound.","Bacterial and viral can be highly contagious.","Inflammation causes small blood vessels in the conjunctiva to become more prominent, which is what causes the pink or red cast to the whites of your eyes.","American Academy of Family Physicians.                             http://www.aafp.org/afp/1998/0215/p735.html  &  toxic: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/toxic       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm"]
["H16.131","PHOTOKERATITIS, RIGHT EYE (FLASHBURN)","Damage to the outer covering of the eye by a light source. Like sunburn of the eyes, also called snow blindness.","Photokeratitis is damage to the corneal epithelium from UV radiation (UVR) from natural or artificial sources.","Physical exam, history of UV (natural or artificial) exposure to eye(s). Fluorescein dye staining, occular and/or ophthalamic exam.","History of exposure, UV source identification","Peak symptoms typically occur 6 to 12 hours after exposure and include photophobia, foreign-body sensation, tearing, and blurry vision. Characteristic clinical findings include conjunctival injection and punctuate erosions of the corneal epithelium with an intrapalpebral distribution. Another characteristic finding is UVR burns of the exposed skin around the eyes. ","Fluorescein dye staining will reveal punctate areas of uptake under blue light.","Well-recognized examples include snow blindness and welders' arc burns.","","U.S. Dept of Health & Human Services https://www.fda.gov/Radiation-EmittingProducts/RadiationEmittingProductsandProcedures/Tanning/ucm116432.htm#6"]
["H16.132","PHOTOKERATITIS, LEFT EYE (FLASHBURN)","Damage to the outer covering of the eye by a light source. Like sunburn of the eyes, also called snow blindness.","Photokeratitis is damage to the corneal epithelium from UV radiation (UVR) from natural or artificial sources.","Physical exam, history of UV (natural or artificial) exposure to eye(s). Fluorescein dye staining, occular and/or ophthalamic exam.","History of exposure, UV source identification","Peak symptoms typically occur 6 to 12 hours after exposure and include photophobia, foreign-body sensation, tearing, and blurry vision. Characteristic clinical findings include conjunctival injection and punctuate erosions of the corneal epithelium with an intrapalpebral distribution. Another characteristic finding is UVR burns of the exposed skin around the eyes. ","Fluorescein dye staining will reveal punctate areas of uptake under blue light.","Well-recognized examples include snow blindness and welders' arc burns.","","U.S. Dept of Health & Human Services https://www.fda.gov/Radiation-EmittingProducts/RadiationEmittingProductsandProcedures/Tanning/ucm116432.htm#7"]
["H16.133","PHOTOKERATITIS, BILATERAL (FLASHBURN)","Damage to the outer covering of the eye by a light source. Like sunburn of the eyes, also called snow blindness.","Photokeratitis is damage to the corneal epithelium from UV radiation (UVR) from natural or artificial sources.","Physical exam, history of UV (natural or artificial) exposure to eye(s). Fluorescein dye staining, occular and/or ophthalamic exam.","History of exposure, UV source identification","Peak symptoms typically occur 6 to 12 hours after exposure and include photophobia, foreign-body sensation, tearing, and blurry vision. Characteristic clinical findings include conjunctival injection and punctuate erosions of the corneal epithelium with an intrapalpebral distribution. Another characteristic finding is UVR burns of the exposed skin around the eyes. ","Fluorescein dye staining will reveal punctate areas of uptake under blue light.","Well-recognized examples include snow blindness and welders' arc burns.","","U.S. Dept of Health & Human Services https://www.fda.gov/Radiation-EmittingProducts/RadiationEmittingProductsandProcedures/Tanning/ucm116432.htm#8"]
["H44.701","UNSP RETAINED (OLD) INTRAOCULAR FB, NONMAGNETIC, RIGHT EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that entered and was retained in the internal portion of the eye in the past that is not magnetic.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","www.aaojournal.org/article/S0161-6420(90)32381-3/pdf         http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/82717-overview     https://www.aapos.org/terms/conditions/22  "]
["H44.702","UNSP RETAINED (OLD) INTRAOCULAR FB, NONMAGNETIC, LEFT EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that entered and was retained in the internal portion of the eye in the past that is not magnetic.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","www.aaojournal.org/article/S0161-6420(90)32381-3/pdf         http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/82717-overview     https://www.aapos.org/terms/conditions/22  "]
["H44.703","UNSP RETAINED (OLD) INTRAOCULAR FB, NONMAGNETIC, BILATERAL EYES","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that entered and was retained in the internal portion of the eye in the past that is not magnetic.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","www.aaojournal.org/article/S0161-6420(90)32381-3/pdf         http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/82717-overview     https://www.aapos.org/terms/conditions/22  "]
["H44.711","RETAINED (OLD) FOREIGN BODY IN ANT CHAMBER, RIGHT EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that entered the internal anterior portion (between the cornea and the iris and pupil) of the eye that was not removed.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","www.aaojournal.org/article/S0161-6420(90)32381-3/pdf         http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/82717-overview     https://www.aapos.org/terms/conditions/22  "]
["H44.712","RETAINED (OLD) FOREIGN BODY IN ANT CHAMBER, LEFT EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that entered the internal anterior portion (between the cornea and the iris and pupil) of the eye that was not removed.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","www.aaojournal.org/article/S0161-6420(90)32381-3/pdf         http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/82717-overview     https://www.aapos.org/terms/conditions/22  "]
["H44.713","RETAINED (OLD) FOREIGN BODY IN ANT CHAMBER, BILATERAL EYES","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that entered the internal anterior portion of the eye that was not removed.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","www.aaojournal.org/article/S0161-6420(90)32381-3/pdf         http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/82717-overview     https://www.aapos.org/terms/conditions/22  "]
["H44.721","RETAINED (OLD) FB IN IRIS OR CILIARY BODY, RIGHT EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that enters the iris or ciliary body portion of the eye.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","www.aaojournal.org/article/S0161-6420(90)32381-3/pdf         http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/82717-overview     https://www.aapos.org/terms/conditions/22  "]
["H44.722","RETAINED (OLD) FB IN IRIS OR CILIARY BODY, LEFT EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that enters the iris or ciliary body portion of the eye.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","www.aaojournal.org/article/S0161-6420(90)32381-3/pdf         http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/82717-overview     https://www.aapos.org/terms/conditions/22  "]
["H44.723","RETAINED (OLD) FB IN IRIS OR CILIARY BODY, BILATERAL EYES","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that enters the iris or ciliary body portion of the eye.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","www.aaojournal.org/article/S0161-6420(90)32381-3/pdf         http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/82717-overview     https://www.aapos.org/terms/conditions/22  "]
["H44.731","RETAINED (NONMAGNETIC) (OLD) FOREIGN BODY IN LENS, RIGHT EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that entered the lens portion of the eye that was not removed.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","www.aaojournal.org/article/S0161-6420(90)32381-3/pdf         http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/82717-overview     https://www.aapos.org/terms/conditions/22  "]
["H44.732","RETAINED (NONMAGNETIC) (OLD) FOREIGN BODY IN LENS, LEFT EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that entered the lens portion of the eye that was not removed.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","Need to specify type of FB, eg., magnetic relates to steel, iron types of metal and are excluded from this series of Dx. codes. These dx. codes include non-magnetic metals like: precious metals, (gold, silver), aluminum, nickel to name a few. This series of codes would also include all other non-mag. materials: plastic, paper, wood and glass."]
["H44.733","RETAINED (NONMAGNETIC) (OLD) FOREIGN BODY IN LENS, BILATERAL EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that entered the lens portion of the eye that was not removed.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","Need to specify type of FB, eg., magnetic relates to steel, iron types of metal and are excluded from this series of Dx. codes. These dx. codes include non-magnetic metals like: precious metals, (gold, silver), aluminum, nickel to name a few. This series of codes would also include all other non-mag. materials: plastic, paper, wood and glass."]
["H44.741","RETAINED (OLD) FB IN POSTERIOR WALL OF GLOBE, RIGHT EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that entered the internal portion of the eye and is attached/lodged in the posterior wall of the eye, that was not removed.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","Need to specify type of FB, eg., magnetic relates to steel, iron types of metal and are excluded from this series of Dx. codes. These dx. codes include non-magnetic metals like: precious metals, (gold, silver), aluminum, nickel to name a few. This series of codes would also include all other non-mag. materials: plastic, paper, wood and glass."]
["H44.742","RETAINED (OLD) FB IN POSTERIOR WALL OF GLOBE, LEFT EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that entered the internal portion of the eye and is attached/lodged in the posterior wall of the eye, that was not removed.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","Need to specify type of FB, eg., magnetic relates to steel, iron types of metal and are excluded from this series of Dx. codes. These dx. codes include non-magnetic metals like: precious metals, (gold, silver), aluminum, nickel to name a few. This series of codes would also include all other non-mag. materials: plastic, paper, wood and glass."]
["H44.743 ","RETAINED (OLD) FB IN POSTERIOR WALL OF GLOBE, BILATERAL EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that entered the internal portion of the eye and is attached/lodged in the posterior wall of the eye, that was not removed.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","Need to specify type of FB, eg., magnetic relates to steel, iron types of metal and are excluded from this series of Dx. codes. These dx. codes include non-magnetic metals like: precious metals, (gold, silver), aluminum, nickel to name a few. This series of codes would also include all other non-mag. materials: plastic, paper, wood and glass."]
["H44.751","RETAINED (OLD) FOREIGN BODY IN VITREOUS BODY, RIGHT EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that entered the internal portion of the eye that was not removed.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","Need to specify type of FB, eg., magnetic relates to steel, iron types of metal and are excluded from this series of Dx. codes. These dx. codes include non-magnetic metals like: precious metals, (gold, silver), aluminum, nickel to name a few. This series of codes would also include all other non-mag. materials: plastic, paper, wood and glass."]
["H44.752","RETAINED (OLD) FOREIGN BODY IN VITREOUS BODY, LEFT EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that entered the internal portion of the eye that was not removed.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","Need to specify type of FB, eg., magnetic relates to steel, iron types of metal and are excluded from this series of Dx. codes. These dx. codes include non-magnetic metals like: precious metals, (gold, silver), aluminum, nickel to name a few. This series of codes would also include all other non-mag. materials: plastic, paper, wood and glass."]
["H44.753","RETAINED (OLD) FOREIGN BODY IN VITREOUS BODY, BILATERAL EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that entered the internal portion of the eye that was not removed.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","Need to specify type of FB, eg., magnetic relates to steel, iron types of metal and are excluded from this series of Dx. codes. These dx. codes include non-magnetic metals like: precious metals, (gold, silver), aluminum, nickel to name a few. This series of codes would also include all other non-mag. materials: plastic, paper, wood and glass."]
["H44.791","RETAIN INTRAOC FB, NONMAG, IN OTH OR MULT SITES, RIGHT EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that enters the internal portion of the eye.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","Need to specify type of FB, eg., magnetic relates to steel, iron types of metal and are excluded from this series of Dx. codes. These dx. codes include non-magnetic metals like: precious metals, (gold, silver), aluminum, nickel to name a few. This series of codes would also include all other non-mag. materials: plastic, paper, wood and glass."]
["H44.792","RETAIN INTRAOC FB, NONMAG, IN OTH OR MULT SITES, LEFT EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that enters the internal portion of the eye.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","Need to specify type of FB, eg., magnetic relates to steel, iron types of metal and are excluded from this series of Dx. codes. These dx. codes include non-magnetic metals like: precious metals, (gold, silver), aluminum, nickel to name a few. This series of codes would also include all other non-mag. materials: plastic, paper, wood and glass."]
["H44.793","RETAIN INTRAOC FB, NONMAG, IN OTH OR MULT SITES, BILATERAL EYE","The presence of a nonanatomical object or substance that has entered, in the past, and remains in the eye  that is not magnetic.","Any foreign body that enters the internal portion of the eye.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Will show presence and location of the foreign object.","Patient may give a vague description of the accident, frequently feeling something entering the eye with no obvious external changes and sometimes patients may not complain of vision loss or severe pain, but a small entry wound can be found on careful examination.","Visual inspection, may use colored eye drops and lights with magnification exam to find the object.","Intraocular foreign body (IOFB) injuries vary in presentation and the damage caused will depend on several factors including the momentum, the size, shape, and composition of the object at time of impact.","Determining the nature and size of IOFB is very important for planning the management. A complete examination of both eyes is necessary, even if the other eye is apparently not involved or asymptomatic. The detailed examination of the eye, the adnexa along with the eyebrows/lids for any lacerations/small foreign bodies is mandatory. Explosives and firearms usually cause binocular damage with multiple foreign bodies, which are usually a combination of copper and lead.","Need to specify type of FB, eg., magnetic relates to steel, iron types of metal and are excluded from this series of Dx. codes. These dx. codes include non-magnetic metals like: precious metals, (gold, silver), aluminum, nickel to name a few. This series of codes would also include all other non-mag. materials: plastic, paper, wood and glass."]
["K03.81","CRACKED TOOTH SYNDROME","A break in or loss of continuity of a tooth. Non-traumatic.","Is usually (can be)associated with a syndrome  (abbreviated CTS) is a medical condition in which a partial crack extends through the dentin, and occasionally through the pulp of a tooth.","Physical exam and history (most crucial element in determining if FO was retained). X-rays, CT scans, MRI if soft material, like wood but not if FB might be magnetic.","Show the flaw in the tooth.","Symptoms vary, however CTS is characterized by sharp fleeting pain initiated only when biting on an object, not just when the tooth contacts another tooth. The pain is inconsistent, and frequently hard to reproduce. If untreated, CTS can lead to severe pain, internal bleeding, and polio. ","When diagnosing cracked tooth syndrome, a doctor takes many factors into consideration. A bite-test is commonly performed to confirm the diagnosis.","The bite test is when the patient bites down on either a Q-tip, cotton roll, or a medical instrument called the Tooth Slooth.","Cracked tooth syndrome, first coined in 1964, \"a clinical condition which is characterized by an incomplete fracture of a vital posterior tooth extending to the dentin and occasionally into the pulp.\" \"...the condition presents an incomplete history, nonspecific symptom, and unidentifiable sign during clinical examination and routine radiographic projections.\"","AMA ICD-10-CM 2017, The Complete Official Codebook, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4606689/                     American Association of Endodontists:          http://www.aae.org/patients/symptoms/cracked-teeth.aspx     American Association of Dental Consultants: https://www.aadc.org/articles/articlespositionstatements/aadc-position-statement-cracked-tooth-syndrome_119996.aspx   https://medical.mit.edu/sites/default/files/crackedtooth.pdf"]
["K08.119","COMPLETE LOSS OF TEETH DUE TO TRAUMA, UNSPECIFIED CLASS","Loss of all teeth due to a traumatic incident. (See Note)","The loss of all teeth due to a traumatic event, usually blunt force type.","physical exam, X-rays, CT scan.","Shows the number of damaged/missing teeth, the severity of the injury, possible other structures involved, other tissues surrounding the mouth, jaw, nasal regions as well.","The teeth in question are no longer rooted in the gums but still inside or out of the mouth. Bleeding, possible compounded injuries to the tissues surrounding the mouth/jaw, possible altered state of mentation due to the impact.","Oral exam will demonstrate visualization of teeth missing from the mouth, bleeding either presently or in recent past, swelling of the gums and/or surrounding tissues  of the impact zone, possible partial teeth fragments retained in the mouth.","This may be a more complicated injury due to possible damage to underlying tissues and structures of the face/skull (nasal cavities, lips, checks, jaw, oropharengeal) damage as well.","","AMA ICD-10-CM 2017, The Complete Official Codebook, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4606689/                     American Association of Endodontists:          http://www.aae.org/patients/symptoms/cracked-teeth.aspx     American Association of Dental Consultants: https://www.aadc.org/articles/articlespositionstatements/aadc-position-statement-cracked-tooth-syndrome_119996.aspx   https://medical.mit.edu/sites/default/files/crackedtooth.pdf"]
["K08.419","PARTIAL LOSS OF TEETH DUE TO TRAUMA, UNSPECIFIED CLASS","Loss of one or more teeth due to a traumatic incident. (See Note)","The loss of any number of teeth due to a traumatic event, usually blunt force type.","X-rays.","Shows the number of damaged/missing teeth, the severity of the injury, possible other structures involved, other tissues surrounding the mouth, jaw, nasal regions as well.","The teeth in question are no longer rooted in the gums but still inside or out of the mouth. Bleeding, possible compounded injuries to the tissues surrounding the mouth/jaw, possible altered state of mentation due to the impact.","Oral exam will demonstrate visualization of teeth missing from the mouth, bleeding either presently or in recent past, swelling of the gums and/or surrounding tissues  of the impact zone, possible partial teeth fragments retained in the mouth.","This may be a more complicated injury due to possible damage to underlying tissues and structures of the face/skull (nasal cavities, lips, checks, jaw, oropharengeal) damage as well.","","AMA ICD-10-CM 2017, The Complete Official Codebook, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4606689/                     American Association of Endodontists:          http://www.aae.org/patients/symptoms/cracked-teeth.aspx     American Association of Dental Consultants: https://www.aadc.org/articles/articlespositionstatements/aadc-position-statement-cracked-tooth-syndrome_119996.aspx   https://medical.mit.edu/sites/default/files/crackedtooth.pdf"]
["K40.20","BILATERAL INGUINAL HERNIA, W/O OBST OR GANGRENE, NOT SPECIFIED AS RECURRENT","The protrusion of a loop of bowel or knuckle (small part) of an organ or tissue through an abnormal opening in the lower abdominal wall, called the inguinal or groin area. "," Hernia into both of the inguinal canals, without bowel obstruction or strangulation.","Diagnostics, x-rays or CT scans, are deferred to physical exam findings but would be used in  complicated situations.","Deferred to physical exam.","Localized pain, slight protrusion of the affected area (bulge), decreased ability to lift, twist with potential complications specific to each specified area.","Visualization or palpation of a bulge in the affected area, complaints of pain with palpation.","This can be a medical emergency, though not usually a life threatening situation.","","https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/digestive-diseases/inguinal-hernia"]
["K40.21","BILATERAL INGUINAL HERNIA, W/O OBST OR GANGRENE, RECURRENT","The recurring protrusion of a loop of bowel or knuckle (small part) of an organ or tissue through an abnormal opening in the lower abdominal wall, called the inguinal or groin area. ","Recurring hernia into both of the inguinal canals, without bowel obstruction or strangulation.","Diagnostics, x-rays or CT scans, are deferred to physical exam findings but would be used in  complicated situations.","Deferred to physical exam.","Localized pain, slight protrusion of the affected area (bulge), decreased ability to lift, twist with potential complications specific to each specified area.","Visualization or palpation of a bulge in the affected area, complaints of pain with palpation.","This can be a medical emergency, though not usually a life threatening situation.","","https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/digestive-diseases/inguinal-hernia"]
["K40.90","UNILATERAL INGUINAL HERNIA, W/O OBST OR GANGR, NOT SPECIFIED AS RECURRENT","The protrusion of a loop of bowel or knuckle (small part) of an organ or tissue through an abnormal opening in the lower abdominal wall, called the inguinal or groin area. "," Hernia into one of the 2  inguinal canals, without bowel obstruction or strangulation.","Diagnostics, x-rays or CT scans, are deferred to physical exam findings but would be used in  complicated situations.","Deferred to physical exam.","Localized pain, slight protrusion of the affected area (bulge), decreased ability to lift, twist with potential complications specific to each specified area.","Visualization or palpation of a bulge in the affected area, complaints of pain with palpation.","This can be a medical emergency, though not usually a life threatening situation.","","https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/digestive-diseases/inguinal-hernia"]
["K40.91","UNILATERAL INGUINAL HERNIA, W/O OBST OR GANGR, RECURRENT","The recurring protrusion of a loop of bowel or knuckle (small part) of an organ or tissue through an abnormal opening in the lower abdominal wall, called the inguinal or groin area. "," Hernia into one of the 2  inguinal canals, without bowel obstruction or strangulation on more than one occasion.","Diagnostics, x-rays or CT scans, are deferred to physical exam findings but would be used in  complicated situations.","Deferred to physical exam.","Localized pain, slight protrusion of the affected area (bulge), decreased ability to lift, twist with potential complications specific to each specified area.","Visualization or palpation of a bulge in the affected area, complaints of pain with palpation.","This can be a medical emergency, though not usually a life threatening situation.","","https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/digestive-diseases/inguinal-hernia"]
["K41.20","BILATERAL FEMORAL HERNIA, W/O OBST OR GANGRENE, NOT SPECIFIED AS RECURRENT","The protrusion of a loop of bowel or knuckle (small part) of an organ or tissue through an abnormal opening below and near the groin. "," Hernia into both of the femoral canals, without bowel obstruction or strangulation.","Diagnostics, x-rays or CT scans, are deferred to physical exam findings but would be used in  complicated situations.","Deferred to physical exam.","Localized pain, slight protrusion of the affected area (bulge), decreased ability to lift, twist with potential complications specific to each specified area.","Visualization or palpation of a bulge in the affected area, complaints of pain with palpation.","This can be a medical emergency, though not usually a life threatening situation.","","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/001136.htm"]
["K41.21","BILATERAL FEMORAL HERNIA, W/O OBST OR GANGRENE, RECURRENT","The protrusion of a loop of bowel or knuckle (small part) of an organ or tissue through an abnormal opening below and near the groin. ","Recurring hernia into both of the femoral canals, without bowel obstruction or strangulation.","Diagnostics, x-rays or CT scans, are deferred to physical exam findings but would be used in  complicated situations.","Deferred to physical exam.","Localized pain, slight protrusion of the affected area (bulge), decreased ability to lift, twist with potential complications specific to each specified area.","Visualization or palpation of a bulge in the affected area, complaints of pain with palpation.","This can be a medical emergency, though not usually a life threatening situation.","","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/001136.htm"]
["K42.9","UMBILICAL HERNIA WITHOUT OBSTRUCTION OR GANGRENE","The protrusion of a loop of bowel or knuckle (small part) of an organ or tissue through an abnormal opening. ","The protrusion of part of the intestine at the umbilicus, the defect in the abdomen wall and protruding bowel being covered with skin and subcutaneous tissue.","Diagnostics, x-rays or CT scans, are deferred to physical exam findings but would be used in  complicated situations.","Deferred to physical exam.","Localized pain, slight protrusion of the affected area (bulge), decreased ability to lift, twist with potential complications specific to each specified area.","Visualization or palpation of a bulge in the affected area, complaints of pain with palpation.","This can be a medical emergency, though not usually a life threatening situation.","","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000987.htm"]
["K43.2","INCISIONAL HERNIA WITHOUT OBSTRUCTION OR GANGRENE","The protrusion of a loop of bowel or knuckle (small part) of an organ or tissue through an incisional opening. ","Hernia occurring at the site of an incompletely healed surgical wound.","Diagnostics, x-rays or CT scans, are deferred to physical exam findings but would be used in  complicated situations.","Deferred to physical exam.","Localized pain, slight protrusion of the affected area (bulge), decreased ability to lift, twist with potential complications specific to each specified area.","Visualization or palpation of a bulge in the affected area, complaints of pain with palpation.","This can be a medical emergency, though not usually a life threatening situation.","","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000960.htm"]
["K43.9","VENTRAL HERNIA WITHOUT OBSTRUCTION OR GANGRENE","The protrusion of a loop of bowel or knuckle (small part) of an organ or tissue through an abnormal opening. ","Hernia through the abdominal wall.","Diagnostics, x-rays or CT scans, are deferred to physical exam findings but would be used in  complicated situations.","Deferred to physical exam.","Localized pain, slight protrusion of the affected area (bulge), decreased ability to lift, twist with potential complications specific to each specified area.","Visualization or palpation of a bulge in the affected area, complaints of pain with palpation.","This can be a medical emergency, though not usually a life threatening situation.","","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/001136.htm           https://medlineplus.gov/hernia.html"]
["L02.411","CUTANEOUS ABSCESS OF RIGHT AXILLA (See Note)","The buildup of pus in or on the skin, usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","Physical exam, blood tests to measure white blood cell count and cultures for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warm to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","Arm (any part except hand), axilla, shoulder.","","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000863.htm      http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/dermatologic-disorders/bacterial-skin-infections/cutaneous-abscess       https://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/pedtext/s10c11.html"]
["L02.412","CUTANEOUS ABSCESS OF LEFT AXILLA (See Note)","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","Physical exam, blood tests to measure white blood cell count and cultures for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warm to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","Arm (any part except hand), axilla, shoulder.","","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000863.htm      http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/dermatologic-disorders/bacterial-skin-infections/cutaneous-abscess       https://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/pedtext/s10c11.html"]
["L02.413","CUTANEOUS ABSCESS OF RIGHT UPPER LIMB (See Note)","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","Physical exam, blood tests to measure white blood cell count and cultures for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warm to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","Arm (any part except hand), axilla, shoulder.","","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000863.htm      http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/dermatologic-disorders/bacterial-skin-infections/cutaneous-abscess       https://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/pedtext/s10c11.html"]
["L02.414","CUTANEOUS ABSCESS OF LEFT UPPER LIMB (See Note)","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","Physical exam, blood tests to measure white blood cell count and cultures for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warm to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","Arm (any part except hand), axilla, shoulder.","","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000863.htm      http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/dermatologic-disorders/bacterial-skin-infections/cutaneous-abscess       https://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/pedtext/s10c11.html"]
["L02.415","CUTANEOUS ABSCESS OF RIGHT LOWER LIMB (See Note)","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","Physical exam, blood tests to measure white blood cell count and cultures for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warm to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","Includes ankle, knee, thigh and hip.","","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000863.htm      http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/dermatologic-disorders/bacterial-skin-infections/cutaneous-abscess       https://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/pedtext/s10c11.html"]
["L02.416","CUTANEOUS ABSCESS OF LEFT LOWER LIMB (See Note)","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","Physical exam, blood tests to measure white blood cell count and cultures for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warm to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","Includes ankle, knee, thigh and hip.","","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000863.htm      http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/dermatologic-disorders/bacterial-skin-infections/cutaneous-abscess       https://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/pedtext/s10c11.html"]
["L02.511","CUTANEOUS ABSCESS OF RIGHT HAND","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","Physical exam, blood tests to measure white blood cell count and cultures for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warm to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","","","http://www.assh.org/handcare/hand-arm-injuries/infections         http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/dermatologic-disorders/bacterial-skin-infections/cutaneous-abscess  https://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/pedtext/s10c11.html"]
["L02.512","CUTANEOUS ABSCESS OF LEFT HAND","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","Physical exam, blood tests to measure white blood cell count and cultures for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warm to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","","","http://www.assh.org/handcare/hand-arm-injuries/infections         http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/dermatologic-disorders/bacterial-skin-infections/cutaneous-abscess  https://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/pedtext/s10c11.html"]
["L02.611","CUTANEOUS ABSCESS OF RIGHT FOOT","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion (break in the skin) by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","Physical exam, blood tests to measure white blood cell count and cultures for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility .","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warm to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","","","http://www.familyfootcare.org/Abscess.htm     http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/dermatologic-disorders/bacterial-skin-infections/cutaneous-abscess   https://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/pedtext/s10c11.html"]
["L02.612","CUTANEOUS ABSCESS OF LEFT FOOT","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","Physical exam, blood tests to measure white blood cell count and cultures for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility .","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warm to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage. ","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","","","http://www.familyfootcare.org/Abscess.htm     http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/dermatologic-disorders/bacterial-skin-infections/cutaneous-abscess   https://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/pedtext/s10c11.html"]
["L03.011","CELLULITIS OF RIGHT FINGER","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.012","CELLULITIS OF LEFT FINGER","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm  https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.021","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF RIGHT FINGER","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","Physical exam, biopsy and/or culture of wound or any drainage.  A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood. Sensitivity test may also be run.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm"]
["L03.022","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF LEFT FINGER","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","Culture of wound or any drainage.  A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm"]
["L03.031","CELLULITIS OF RIGHT TOE","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.032","CELLULITIS OF LEFT TOE","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling,  pain on palpation, redness, warmth to touch,  purulent drainage, possible loss of nail and possible destruction of nail bed.",null,null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.041","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF RIGHT TOE","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L03.042","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF LEFT TOE","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L03.111","CELLULITIS OF RIGHT AXILLA","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","the axilla: the cavity beneath the junction of a forelimb and the body especially : armpit",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.112","CELLULITIS OF LEFT AXILLA","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","the axilla: the cavity beneath the junction of a forelimb and the body especially : armpit",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.113","CELLULITIS OF RIGHT UPPER LIMB","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.114","CELLULITIS OF LEFT UPPER LIMB","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.",null,null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.115","CELLULITIS OF RIGHT LOWER LIMB","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","Includes ankle, knee, thigh and hip.",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.116","CELLULITIS OF LEFT LOWER LIMB","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility .","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.121","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF RIGHT AXILLA","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L03.122","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF LEFT AXILLA","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L03.123","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF RIGHT UPPER LIMB","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L03.124","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF LEFT UPPER LIMB","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L03.125","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF RIGHT LOWER LIMB","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L03.126","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF LEFT LOWER LIMB","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L03.221","CELLULITIS OF NECK","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.222","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF NECK","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L03.311","CELLULITIS OF ABDOMINAL WALL","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.312","CELLULITIS OF BACK (ANY PART EXCEPT BUTTOCK)","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.313","CELLULITIS OF CHEST WALL","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.314","CELLULITIS OF GROIN","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.315","CELLULITIS OF PERINEUM","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.316","CELLULITIS OF UMBILICUS","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.317","CELLULITIS OF BUTTOCK","It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","An acute diffuse spreading edematous, pus forming inflammation of the deep subcutaneous tissues and sometimes muscle which may be associated with abscess formation.","If there's no visible break in the skin, a physical exam and examination of symptoms is often enough to prescribe mild antibiotics but often a complete blood count (CBC) test to get a white blood cell count, and other results, is neccesary. If there's a visbile wound, a culture of wound or any drainage for identification of the organism(s) and their sensetivity to medications. ","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. ","Cellulitis symptoms may include: pain and tenderness in the affected area. redness or inflammation on your skin. skin sore or rash that appears and grows quickly. tight, glossy, swollen appearance of the skin. a feeling of warmth in the affected area. fever.","Localized swelling, tightness, pain on palpation, reddened, warmth to touch, commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin , purulent drainage.","",null,"https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000855.htm   https://medlineplus.gov/cellulitis.html      http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cellulitis/basics/definition/CON-20023471?p=1"]
["L03.321","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF ABDOMINAL WALL","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L03.322","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF BACK (ANY PART EXCEPT BUTTOCK)","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L03.323","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF CHEST WALL","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L03.324","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF GROIN","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L03.325","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF PERINEUM","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L03.326","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF UMBILICUS","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L03.327","ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS OF BUTTOCK","Inflammation of the lymphatic vessels. It is usually caused by infection of an operative or traumatic wound, burn, or other cutaneous lesion by various bacteria.","Inflammation of lymphatic vessels, usually caused by virulent organisms, often STREPTOCOCCI (see STREPTOCOCCUS). Lymphangitis causes conspicuous red streaks under the skin with fever and general upset. The condition indicates a potentially dangerous infection and calls for urgent antibiotic treatment.","Culture of wound or any drainage. A blood culture may be done to see if the infection has spread to the blood.","Positive for bacteria, determine strain and medication susceptibility. The combination of a peripheral lesion with proximal red linear streaks leading toward regional lymph nodes is diagnostic of lymphangitis.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the forearm, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Fever and chills, Enlarged and tender lymph nodes (glands) -- usually in the foot, General ill feeling (malaise), Headache, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Throbbing pain along the affected area commonly associated with an eruption thru the skin, purulent drainage.","Lymphangitis is the inflammation of the vessels of the affected area of the lymphatic system. This is what causes the red streaking commonly found.","","Acute: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002215.htm       https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007296.htm   http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/lymphangitis                                                     Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved"]
["L08.89","OTH LOCAL INFECTIONS OF THE SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE","Uncomplicated SSTIs include superficial cellulitis, folliculitis, furunculosis, simple abscesses, and minor wound infections. These infections respond well to either source control management (ie, drainage or debridement) or a simple course of antibiotics","Skin and soft tissue infections (SSTIs), which include infections of skin, subcutaneous tissue, fascia, and muscle, encompass a wide spectrum of clinical presentations, ranging from simple cellulitis to rapidly progressive necrotizing fasciitis.","Physical exam, if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. Other diagnostic tests are indicated when the cause of a skin lesion or disease is not obvious from history and physical examination alone. These include: Patch testing, Scrapings, Examination by Wood light, Tzanck testing, Diascopy, Biopsy","visualization of the infection signs/symptoms, if C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. There may be red streaks leading away from the infected area. Your skin may also feel hot and painful and pus or drainage may be present.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation. Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).",null,"","http://www.aafp.org/afp/2002/0701/p119.html    http://www.southwesthealthline.ca/healthlibrary_docs/B.7.2.InfectionDifferentiating.pdf     http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/dermatologic-disorders/approach-to-the-dermatologic-patient/diagnostic-tests-for-skin-disorders      http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/dermatologic-disorders/bacterial-skin-infections/furuncles-and-carbuncles"]
["L20.81","ATOPIC NEURODERMATITIS","Neurodermatitis is a skin condition that begins with an itch. The itch can develop anywhere on the surface of the body. Most commonly, though, an itchy patch develops on an arm, leg, or the back of the neck. Triggers can include nerve injury, intense stress, bug bitedry skin.","Inflammatory skin disorder seen in individuals with a hereditary predisposition to sensitive skin and pruritus (itching), can be accompanied by increased stress levels. ","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for possible allergen identification, swab with culture and sensitivity if infection possible.","N/A","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of: extreme stress, contact dermatitis, eczema, nerve injury, bug bite. Lesions, signs of infection and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters, open areas may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify presence in workplace. C&S to test for inceftion agent and what it is sensitive to. ","https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/neurodermatitis#causes   https://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Atopic_Dermatitis/default.asp"]
["L20.82","FLEXURAL ECZEMA","Atopic dermatitis (eczema) is a chronic (long-lasting) disease that affects the skin and is not contagious. It is located in body creases and areas like the inside of the elbows or back of the knees.","Chronic, relapsing inflammatory skin disorder characterized by poorly demarcated erythematous patches and plaques. Commonly  seen in individuals with a hereditary predisposition to sensitive skin and associated with increased serum IgE levels and many other atopic comorbidities. ","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for possible allergen identification, swab with culture and sensitivity if infection possible, blood levels of IgE (immunoglbulin E).","While symptoms vary form person to person, common ones include dry, itchy skin, rashes on the face, inside elbows and behind knees.","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","Familial history of dry skin,  eczema, contact dermatitis with complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters, open areas may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify presence in workplace. C&S to test for inceftion agent and what it is sensitive to, blood test for elevated levels of serum IgE.  ","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/imagepages/2389.htm     https://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Atopic_Dermatitis/atopic_dermatitis_ff.asp     https://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Atopic_Dermatitis/default.asp   Dermatology online journal, UC Davis. http://escholarship.org/uc/item/14p8p404#page-2  http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/atopic-dermatitis-eczema/home/ovc-20341956 https://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info//Atopic_Dermatitis/default.asp"]
["L20.84","INTRINSIC (NON-ALLERGIC) ECZEMA","Atopic dermatitis (eczema) is a chronic (long-lasting) disease that affects the skin and is not contagious. It is located in body creases and areas like the inside of the elbows or back of the knees. More likely to be adult onset with less severe symptoms.","Chronic, relapsing inflammatory skin disorder characterized by poorly demarcated erythematous patches and plaques. Commonly  seen as adult onset with symptomes typically being less severe and is associated with normal serum IgE levels and no other atopic comorbidities. ","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for allergen(s) identification, swab with culture and sensitivity if infection possible, blood levels of IgE (immunoglbulin E)..","While symptoms vary form person to person, common ones include dry, itchy skin, red patchy areas of skin. No allergen(s) identified, normal IgE level","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","No history of allergen, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters, open areas may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify presence in workplace. C&S to test for inceftion agent and what it is sensitive to, blood test for normal levels of serum IgE. ","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/imagepages/2389.htm     https://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Atopic_Dermatitis/atopic_dermatitis_ff.asp     https://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Atopic_Dermatitis/default.asp   Dermatology online journal, UC Davis. http://escholarship.org/uc/item/14p8p404#page-2  http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/atopic-dermatitis-eczema/home/ovc-20341956 https://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info//Atopic_Dermatitis/default.asp"]
["L20.89","OTHER ATOPIC DERMATITIS","Atopic dermatitis is a chronic (long-lasting) disease that affects the skin. It is not contagious; it cannot be passed from one person to another. The word “dermatitis” means inflammation of the skin. “Atopic” refers to a group of diseases in which there is often an inherited tendency to develop other allergic conditions","Inflammatory skin disorder seen in individuals with a hereditary predisposition to sensitive skin and pruritus (itching), usually accompanied by contact with a foreign material or substance. ","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for allergens or other irritant identification.","While symptoms vary form person to person, common ones include dry, itchy skin, rashes on the face, inside elbows and behind knees.","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to allergen, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters, open areas may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify presence in workplace. C&S to test for inceftion agent and what it is sensitive to, blood test for elevated levels of serum IgE.  ","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/imagepages/2389.htm     https://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Atopic_Dermatitis/atopic_dermatitis_ff.asp     https://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Atopic_Dermatitis/default.asp   Dermatology online journal, UC Davis. http://escholarship.org/uc/item/14p8p404#page-2  http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/atopic-dermatitis-eczema/home/ovc-20341956 https://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info//Atopic_Dermatitis/default.asp"]
["L23.0","ALLERGIC CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO METALS","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with metals or metalic substances. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance and is allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by metals or metalic substances coming in contact with the skin, and does involve allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","N/A","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to metal or metallic substances, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify present in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L23.1","ALLERGIC CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO ADHESIVES","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with adhesives. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance and is allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by adhesives coming in contact with the skin, and does involve allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","N/A","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to allergen, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify present in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L23.2","ALLERGIC CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO COSMETICS","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with cosmetics. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance and is allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by cosmetics coming in contact with the skin, and does involve allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","N/A","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to allergen, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify present in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L23.3","ALLERGIC CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO DRUGS IN CONTACT WITH SKIN","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with drugs. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance and is allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by drugs coming in contact with the skin, and does involve allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","N/A","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to allergen, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify present in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L23.4","ALLERGIC CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO DYES","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with chemical dyes. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance and is allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by chemical dyes coming in contact with the skin, and does involve allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","N/A","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to allergen, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify present in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L23.5","ALLERGIC CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO OTHER CHEMICAL PRODUCTS","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with chemical products not specified elsewhere. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance and is allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by chemical products not specified elsewhere coming in contact with the skin, and does involve allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","N/A","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to allergen, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify present in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L23.6","ALLERGIC CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO FOOD IN CONTACT WITH THE SKIN","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a substance from food. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance and is allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by food substances coming in contact with the skin, and does involve allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","N/A","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to allergen, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify present in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L23.7","ALLERGIC CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO PLANTS, EXCEPT FOOD","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a substance from plants. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance and is allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by a substance from plants coming in contact with the skin, and does involve allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","N/A","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to allergen, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify present in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L23.81","ALLERGIC CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO ANIMAL (CAT) (DOG) DANDER","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with animal dander. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance and is allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by animal dander coming in contact with the skin, and does involve allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","N/A","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to allergen, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify present in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L23.89","ALLERGIC CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO OTHER AGENTS","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance from other agents not listed elsewhere. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents, detergents and other chemicals)and is allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, not identified elsewhere, coming in contact with the skin, and does involve allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L24.0","IRRITANT CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO DETERGENTS","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance from detergents . The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents, detergents and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, related to detergents, coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L24.1","IRRITANT CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO OILS AND GREASES","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance from oils and greases . The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents, lubricants and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, related to oils and greases, coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L24.2","IRRITANT CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO SOLVENTS","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance from solvents . The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, related to solvents, coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L24.3","IRRITANT CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO COSMETICS","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance relating to cosmetics. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, relating to cosmetics, coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L24.4","IRRITANT CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO DRUGS IN CONTACT WITH SKIN","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance relating to drugs. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, related to drugs, coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L24.5","IRRITANT CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO OTHER CHEMICAL PRODUCTS","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance from other chemicals not specified elsewhere. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, related to other chemicals not specified elsewhere, coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L24.6","IRRITANT CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO FOOD IN CONTACT WITH SKIN","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance from food. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, related to food, coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L24.7","IRRITANT CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO PLANTS, EXCEPT FOOD","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance from plants. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, related to plants, coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L24.81","IRRITANT CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO METALS","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a metalic foreign material or substance . The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by metalic materials or substances coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L24.89","IRRITANT CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO OTHER AGENTS","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance from other agents not specified elsewhere. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, related to other agents not specified elsewhere, coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L25.1","UNSP CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO DRUGS IN CONTACT WITH SKIN","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance relating to drugs. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, related to drugs, coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L25.2","UNSP CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO DUE TO DYES","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance from chemical dyes. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, related to chemical dyes, coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L25.3","UNSP CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO OTHER CHEMICAL PRODUCTS","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance from other chemicals not specified elsewhere. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, related to other chemicals not specified elsewhere, coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L25.4","UNSP CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO FOOD IN CONTACT WITH SKIN","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance from food. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, related to food, coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s), swab with culture and sensitivity, if infection appears/is present.","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L25.5","UNSP CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO PLANTS, EXCEPT FOOD","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance from plants. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, related to plants, coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s).","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L25.8","UNSP CONTACT DERMATITIS DUE TO OTHER AGENTS","Irritation of the skin caused by contact with a foreign material or substance, not listed elsewhere. The irritiation is caused by the nature of the substance (acids, solvents and other chemicals) but it is not  allergy related.","Acute or chronic dermatitis caused by materials or substances, not identified elsewhere, coming in contact with the skin, and doesn't involve  allergic mechanisms.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for identification of possible allergen(s).","Identification of possible irritant(s), allergen(s).","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, weeping blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of exposure to non-identified irritant, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify possible allergen and to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000869.htm   https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/skin/    https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/contact-dermatitis"]
["L27.0","GEN SKIN ERUPTION DUE TO DRUGS AND MEDS TAKEN INTERNALLY","Allergic reaction, which can include formation of hives, rash, blisters or welts over the entire body generally, generalized swelling or wheezing, related to taking medications and/or drugs internally. ","Acute dermatitis, found all over the body, caused by an immune response driven  allergic  reaction to the ingested medications or drugs.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for allergen(s) identification.","N/A","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of medication or drug ingestion.","This allergic response is related to an immune response by the body to the allergen(s) internalized. Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting.","Testing for drug and/or medication allergy is very limited, mostly to antibiotics. Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify present in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000819.htm   https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/itchy-skin/hives#symptoms"]
["L27.1","LOC SKIN ERUPTION DUE TO DRUGS AND MEDS TAKEN INTERNALLY","Fixed allergic reaction, which can include formation of hives, rash, blisters or welts over fixed parts of the body generally, related to taking medications and/or drugs internally. ","Acute dermatitis, found on parts of the body, caused by an immune response driven  allergic  reaction to the ingested medications or drugs.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for allergen(s) identification.","N/A","Itching, pain, stinging or burning, blisters, welts, thick or scaly skin, sore from scratching and swelling.","History of medication or drug ingestion.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify present in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000819.htm   https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/itchy-skin/hives#symptoms"]
["L50.0","ALLERGIC URTICARIA","Allergic reaction, causing the formation of hives, anywhere over the entire body, skin swelling  related to taking medications and/or drugs internally. ","A vascular reaction, usually transient, involving the upper dermis, representing localized edema caused by dilation and increased permeability of the capillaries, and marked by the development of wheals.","Physician exam, visualization, patch test for allergen(s) identification, bllod test to rule out illness or infection and skin biopsy.","N/A","Itching, stinging or burning pain (from scratching),  slightly raised pink-red swellings/hives anywhere on the skin.","Possible, but not manadatory, history of exposure to known allergen, presence of hives with complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Hives may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting.","Patch test is used to identify allergen in question to verify presence in workplace.","https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000819.htm   https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/itchy-skin/hives#symptoms  https://search.usa.gov/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&affiliate=niams&query=allergic+urticaria&btnG.x=0&btnG.y=0 https://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info//Atopic_Dermatitis/default.asp"]
["L55.0","SUNBURN OF FIRST DEGREE","Irritation of the first layer of the skin (epidermis) caused by over exposure to ultraviolet radiation most frequently from the sun.","Injury to the skin (epidermis), with erythema, tenderness following excessive exposure to ultraviolet rays most commonly produced by sunlight, which are not filtered out by sunscreen,  clouds or water.","Physician exam, visualization, confirmation of ultraviolet radiation source.","N/A","Red or reddish skin that is hot to the touch, general fatigue, and mild dizziness.","History of exposure to sun or ultraviolet radiation, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Identification of ultraviolet radiation source needed for this diagnosis to be allowed.","","https://www.aad.org/public/kids/skin/skin-cancer/treating-sunburn   https://medlineplus.gov/ency/imagepages/8601.htm"]
["L55.1","SUNBURN OF SECOND DEGREE","Irritation of the first two layers and blistering of the skin caused by over exposure to ultraviolet radiation most frequently from the sun.","Injury to the first 2 layers of the skin (epidermis and dermis), with erythema, tenderness, and sometimes blistering, following excessive exposure to ultraviolet rays most commonly produced by sunlight, which are not filtered out by clouds or water.","Blisters develop and the skin takes on an intensely, reddened splotchy appearance.","N/A","Red or reddish skin that is hot to the touch, general fatigue, and mild dizziness, blisters.","History of exposure to metal or metallic substances, presence of blisters, welts, lesions, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Blisters may exhibit oozing, draining, and crusting, may become scaly, raw or thickened.","","https://www.aad.org/search/?k=second+degree+sunburn   https://medlineplus.gov/ency/imagepages/8601.htm"]
["L55.9","SUNBURN, UNSPECIFIED","Irritation of at least the first layer of the skin (epidermis) caused by over exposure to ultraviolet radiation most frequently from the sun.","Injury to at least the skin (epidermis), with erythema, tenderness following excessive exposure to ultraviolet rays most commonly produced by sunlight, which are not filtered out by clouds or water.","Physician exam, visualization, confirmation of ultraviolet radiation source.","N/A","Red or reddish skin that is hot to the touch, general fatigue, and mild dizziness.","History of exposure to sun or ultraviolet radiation, and complaints of itching, stinging, burning pain.","Identification of ultraviolet radiation source needed for this diagnosis to be allowed.","","https://www.aad.org/search/?k=second+degree+sunburn   https://medlineplus.gov/ency/imagepages/8601.htm"]
["L57.8 ","Solar dermatitis nec (other skin changes due to chronic exposure to nonionizing radiation)","Skin changes due to chronic exposure to nonionizing radiation -  need to use additional code to identify the source of the ultraviolet radiation (W89, X32).\n\nExamples of non-ionizing radiation include, but are not limited to, black light, sunlight, fire, lasers, power lines, strong magnets, etc.","Includes terms: Sun allergy, Farmer's skin, Sailor's skin, Actinic (Solar) dermatitis, Favre-Racouchot syndrome.","physical physician visual exam, light microscopy","Visual confirmation of solar dermatitis","skin texture rough, thickened, and/or wrinkled, may have yellowish papules or plaques or overall yellow/sallow discoloration","skin texture rough, thickened, and/or wrinkled, may have yellowish papules or plaques or overall yellow/sallow discoloration",null,"Statement of causality from the treating physician. Job description. Affects those with chronic and prolonged exposure to UV radiation, who spend many hours outside exposed to a great deal of sun (i.e., golfers, tennis players, farmers, sailors, landscapers, roofers etc.)"]
["L90.5","SCAR CONDITIONS AND FIBROSIS OF SKIN","Thickened/fibrotic tissue repair associated with healing of an injury/cut or laceration of the skin","Formation of fibrous tissue in repair of lacerations, scrapes, cuts or surgery or replacement of parenchymatous elements.","Physician observation sufficient.","N/A","Decreasing redness, itching, pulling sensation with stretching, possibly elevated, discernible by touch, slightly different coloration, and visible.","Decreasing redness, itching, pulling sensation with stretching, possibly elevated, discernible by touch, slightly different coloration, and visible.","Includes adherent scar, cicatrix, disfigurement (due to scar), fibrosis NOS, scar NOS.","the development of fibrous connective tissue as a reparative response to injury or damage. Fibrosis may refer to the connective tissue deposition that occurs as part of normal healing or to the excess tissue deposition that occurs as a pathological process.","https://medlineplus.gov/scars.html   http://practicalplasticsurgery.org/docs/Practical_15.pdf    https://www.news-medical.net/health/What-is-Fibrosis.aspx"]
["M20.011","MALLET FINGER OF RIGHT FINGER(S)","The last joint in your finger is completely bent and can not straighten.","Flexion deformity of the terminal interphalangeal joint in which the fingertip droops and extension is not possible.","Xrays- may show avulsion fracture if fragment of distal phalanx was pulled away when the tendon ruptured. Can be diagnosed by clinical exam findings only.\n","Physician exam findings correlate with mechanism of injury. Mallet finger test - doctor will determine whether patient can straighten fingertip without assistance.","Finger bent at the last-furthest-distal joint and cannot be straightened.","Pain, swelling and bruising overlying the extensor aspect of the DIP joint immediately after the injury. This is associated with an inability to completely extend the DIP joint.\n\n","","",""]
["M20.012","MALLET FINGER OF LEFT FINGER(S)","The last joint in your finger is completely bent and can not straighten.","Flexion deformity of the terminal interphalangeal joint in which the fingertip droops and extension is not possible.","Xrays- may show avulsion fracture if fragment of distal phalanx was pulled away when the tendon ruptured. Can be diagnosed by clinical exam findings only.\n","Physician exam findings correlate with mechanism of injury. Mallet finger test - doctor will determine whether patient can straighten fingertip without assistance.","Finger bent at the last-furthest-distal joint and cannot be straightened.","Pain, swelling and bruising overlying the extensor aspect of the DIP joint immediately after the injury. This is associated with an inability to completely extend the DIP joint.\n\n","","",""]
["M20.021","BOUTONNIERE DEFORMITY OF RIGHT FINGER(S)","Permanent contracture of the hand/finger.","Fixed flexion of the PIP joint accompanied by hyperextension of the DIP joint. "," X-ray initially, MRI may be completed later to assess tendons/ligaments.","Physician exam findings correlate with mechanism of injury.","Deformed position of the finger, in which the joint closest to the fingertip is permanently bent toward the palm while the nearest joint to the palm is bent away from it (DIP flexion with PIP hyperextension). Symptoms may develop immediately after an injury or weeks later.","Pain, swelling, deformity of affected joint.","","",""]
["M20.022","BOUTONNIERE DEFORMITY OF LEFT FINGER(S)","Permanent contracture of the hand/finger.","Fixed flexion of the PIP joint accompanied by hyperextension of the DIP joint.  "," X-ray initially, MRI may be completed later to assess tendons/ligaments.","Physician exam findings correlate with mechanism of injury.","Deformed position of the finger, in which the joint closest to the fingertip is permanently bent toward the palm while the nearest joint to the palm is bent away from it (DIP flexion with PIP hyperextension). Symptoms may develop immediately after an injury or weeks later.","Pain, swelling, deformity of affected joint.","","",""]
["M20.031","SWAN-NECK DEFORMITY OF RIGHT FINGER(S)","Permanent contracture of the hand/finger.","A metacarpal flexion hyperextension of the PIP joint and flexion of the DIP joint.","X-ray initially, MRI may be completed later to assess tendons/ligaments.","Physician exam findings correlate with mechanism of injury.","A deformed position of the finger, in which the joint closest to the fingertip is permanently bent toward the palm while the nearest joint to the palm is bent away from it.","Pain, swelling, deformity of affected joint.","","",""]
["M20.032","SWAN-NECK DEFORMITY OF LEFT FINGER(S)","Permanent contracture of the hand/finger.","A metacarpal flexion hyperextension of the PIP joint and flexion of the DIP joint.","X-ray initially, MRI may be completed later to assess tendons/ligaments.","Physician exam findings correlate with mechanism of injury.","A deformed position of the finger, in which the joint closest to the fingertip is permanently bent toward the palm while the nearest joint to the palm is bent away from it.","Pain, swelling, deformity of affected joint.","","",""]
["M25.711 \nSEE NOTES","OSTEOPHYTE, RIGHT SHOULDER","A bony  projection or outgrowth, usually branched in shape. Also called a \"bone spur.\"","A bony projection/bone spur over normal bone, right shoulder.","Xray or CT or MRI, showing bone spur/osteophyte. Can cause tendinitis in the RTC","Clinical findings could include swelling, pain decreased ROM, swelling, tenderness. Diagnostic findings showing osteophyte.","Usually no symptoms unless projection impinges a nerve root. Severe or dull achy pain, pain with activities, better with rest, decreased ROM, swelling, tenderness.","Clinical findings could include swelling, pain decreased ROM, swelling, tenderness. ","Develops mainly due to osteoarthritis, but can form r/t traumatic injury.  There would have to be strong clinical history to make a determination that it is work-related",null,""]
["M25.712\nSEE NOTES","OSTEOPHYTE, LEFT SHOULDER","A bony  projection or outgrowth, usually branched in shape. Also called a \"bone spur.\"","A bony projection/bone spur over normal bone, left shoulder.","Xray or CT or MRI, showing bone spur/osteophyte. Can cause tendinitis in the RTC","Clinical findings could include swelling, pain decreased ROM, swelling, tenderness. Diagnostic findings showing osteophyte.","Usually no symptoms unless projection impinges a nerve root. Severe or dull achy pain, pain with activities, better with rest, decreased ROM, swelling, tenderness.","Clinical findings could include swelling, pain decreased ROM, swelling, tenderness. ","Develops mainly due to osteoarthritis, but can form r/t traumatic injury.  There would have to be strong clinical history to make a determination that it is work-related",null,""]
["M48.41XA\nSEE NOTES","FATIGUE FRACTURE OF VERTEBRA, OCCIPT-ATLAN-AX REGION, INIT","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding. There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M48.42XA\nSEE NOTES","FATIGUE FRACTURE OF VERTEBRA, CERVICAL REGION, INIT FOR FX","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding. There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M48.43XA\nSEE NOTES","FATIGUE FRACTURE OF VERTEBRA, CERVICOTHORACIC REGION, INIT","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding. There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M48.44XA \nSEE NOTES","FATIGUE FRACTURE OF VERTEBRA, THORACIC REGION, INIT FOR FX","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding. There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M48.45XA \nSEE NOTES","FATIGUE FRACTURE OF VERTEBRA, THORACOLUMBAR REGION, INIT","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding. There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M48.46XA\nSEE NOTES","FATIGUE FRACTURE OF VERTEBRA, LUMBAR REGION, INIT FOR FX","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding. There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M48.47XA\nSEE NOTES","FATIGUE FRACTURE OF VERTEBRA, LUMBOSACRAL REGION, INIT","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding. There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M48.48XA \nSEE NOTES","FATIGUE FRACTURE OF VERTEBRA, SACR/SACROCYGL REGION, INIT","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding. There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M50.11\nSEE NOTES","CERV DISC DISORDER W RADICULOPATHY, HIGH CERVICAL REGION ","Cervical/cervicothoracic disc displacement/protrusion/bulge/extrusion specified as with radiculopathy, radiculitis, or neuritis. The radiculopathy is result of nerve root injury  or inflammation that results in the compression of the nerve, ","Cervical/cervicothoracic disc displacement/protrusion/bulge/extrusion with inflammation and/or compression of nerve root producing symptoms of pain, tingling, numbness, or neurological deficit along the distribution of the involved spinal nerve or root.","X-rays, MRI (preferred), CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan (rarely used). EMG (supports cervical radiculopathy).","X-rays: test of exclusion. MRI, CT Scan or Myelogram/CT (Herniated, displaced, ruptured prolapsed, sequestered, degenerative , or extruded cervical disc, with identifying the disc number(s).Needle EMG positive for cervical radiculopathy; H Reflex Latency (flex c.r) C-7; Non-diagnostic for cervical radiculopathy(SSEP, F wave and NCV; motor and sensory).","Complaints of sclerotomal pain; Paresthesia in a dermatomal pattern; Referred pain (posterior shoulder, upper limb).","Neurologic findings indicating one or more of the following: Decreased or absent upper limb muscle stretch reflexes (C-6 Biceps brachis; C-7 triceps brachia); Muscle weakness in a radicular pattern; muscle atrophy(Forearm-greatest circumference, Arm-greatest circumference); Decreased sensation in a dermatomal pattern.","This diagnosis/symptom is not eligible for BWC coding guidelines absent the corresponding pathology diagnosis.",null,""]
["M50.121\nSEE NOTES","CERVICAL DISC DISORDER W RADICULOPATHY, MID-CERVICAL REGION (C4-C5)","Cervical/cervicothoracic disc displacement/protrusion/bulge/extrusion specified as with radiculopathy, radiculitis, or neuritis. The radiculopathy is result of nerve root injury  or inflammation that results in the compression of the nerve, ","Cervical/cervicothoracic disc displacement/protrusion/bulge/extrusion with inflammation and/or compression of nerve root producing symptoms of pain, tingling, numbness, or neurological deficit along the distribution of the involved spinal nerve or root.","X-rays, MRI (preferred), CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan (rarely used). EMG (supports cervical radiculopathy).","X-rays: test of exclusion. MRI, CT Scan or Myelogram/CT (Herniated, displaced, ruptured prolapsed, sequestered, degenerative , or extruded cervical disc, with identifying the disc number(s).Needle EMG positive for cervical radiculopathy; H Reflex Latency (flex c.r) C-7; Non-diagnostic for cervical radiculopathy(SSEP, F wave and NCV; motor and sensory).","Complaints of sclerotomal pain; Paresthesia in a dermatomal pattern; Referred pain (posterior shoulder, upper limb).","Neurologic findings indicating one or more of the following: Decreased or absent upper limb muscle stretch reflexes (C-6 Biceps brachis; C-7 triceps brachia); Muscle weakness in a radicular pattern; muscle atrophy(Forearm-greatest circumference, Arm-greatest circumference); Decreased sensation in a dermatomal pattern.","This diagnosis/symptom is not eligible for BWC coding guidelines absent the corresponding pathology diagnosis.",null,""]
["M50.122 - SEE NOTES","CERVICAL DISC DISORDER W RADICULOPATHY, MID-CERVICAL REGION (C5-C6)","Cervical/cervicothoracic disc displacement/protrusion/bulge/extrusion specified as with radiculopathy, radiculitis, or neuritis. The radiculopathy is result of nerve root injury  or inflammation that results in the compression of the nerve, ","Cervical/cervicothoracic disc displacement/protrusion/bulge/extrusion with inflammation and/or compression of nerve root producing symptoms of pain, tingling, numbness, or neurological deficit along the distribution of the involved spinal nerve or root.","X-rays, MRI (preferred), CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan (rarely used). EMG (supports cervical radiculopathy).","X-rays: test of exclusion. MRI, CT Scan or Myelogram/CT (Herniated, displaced, ruptured prolapsed, sequestered, degenerative , or extruded cervical disc, with identifying the disc number(s).Needle EMG positive for cervical radiculopathy; H Reflex Latency (flex c.r) C-7; Non-diagnostic for cervical radiculopathy(SSEP, F wave and NCV; motor and sensory).","Complaints of sclerotomal pain; Paresthesia in a dermatomal pattern; Referred pain (posterior shoulder, upper limb).","Neurologic findings indicating one or more of the following: Decreased or absent upper limb muscle stretch reflexes (C-6 Biceps brachis; C-7 triceps brachia); Muscle weakness in a radicular pattern; muscle atrophy(Forearm-greatest circumference, Arm-greatest circumference); Decreased sensation in a dermatomal pattern.","This diagnosis/symptom is not eligible for BWC coding guidelines absent the corresponding pathology diagnosis.",null,""]
["M50.123 - SEE NOTES","CERVICAL DISC DISORDER W RADICULOPATHY, MID-CERVICAL REGION (C6-C7)","Cervical/cervicothoracic disc displacement/protrusion/bulge/extrusion specified as with radiculopathy, radiculitis, or neuritis. The radiculopathy is result of nerve root injury  or inflammation that results in the compression of the nerve, ","Cervical/cervicothoracic disc displacement/protrusion/bulge/extrusion with inflammation and/or compression of nerve root producing symptoms of pain, tingling, numbness, or neurological deficit along the distribution of the involved spinal nerve or root.","X-rays, MRI (preferred), CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan (rarely used). EMG (supports cervical radiculopathy).","X-rays: test of exclusion. MRI, CT Scan or Myelogram/CT (Herniated, displaced, ruptured prolapsed, sequestered, degenerative , or extruded cervical disc, with identifying the disc number(s).Needle EMG positive for cervical radiculopathy; H Reflex Latency (flex c.r) C-7; Non-diagnostic for cervical radiculopathy(SSEP, F wave and NCV; motor and sensory).","Complaints of sclerotomal pain; Paresthesia in a dermatomal pattern; Referred pain (posterior shoulder, upper limb).","Neurologic findings indicating one or more of the following: Decreased or absent upper limb muscle stretch reflexes (C-6 Biceps brachis; C-7 triceps brachia); Muscle weakness in a radicular pattern; muscle atrophy(Forearm-greatest circumference, Arm-greatest circumference); Decreased sensation in a dermatomal pattern.","This diagnosis/symptom is not eligible for BWC coding guidelines absent the corresponding pathology diagnosis.",null,""]
["M50.13 - SEE NOTES","CERVICAL DISC DISORDER W RADICULOPATHY, CERVICOTHOR REGION","Cervical/cervicothoracic disc displacement/protrusion/bulge/extrusion specified as with radiculopathy, radiculitis, or neuritis. The radiculopathy is result of nerve root injury  or inflammation that results in the compression of the nerve, ","Cervical/cervicothoracic disc displacement/protrusion/bulge/extrusion with inflammation and/or compression of nerve root producing symptoms of pain, tingling, numbness, or neurological deficit along the distribution of the involved spinal nerve or root.","X-rays, MRI (preferred), CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan (rarely used). EMG (supports cervical radiculopathy).","X-rays: test of exclusion. MRI, CT Scan or Myelogram/CT (Herniated, displaced, ruptured prolapsed, sequestered, degenerative , or extruded cervical disc, with identifying the disc number(s).Needle EMG positive for cervical radiculopathy; H Reflex Latency (flex c.r) C-7; Non-diagnostic for cervical radiculopathy(SSEP, F wave and NCV; motor and sensory).","Complaints of sclerotomal pain; Paresthesia in a dermatomal pattern; Referred pain (posterior shoulder, upper limb).","Neurologic findings indicating one or more of the following: Decreased or absent upper limb muscle stretch reflexes (C-6 Biceps brachis; C-7 triceps brachia); Muscle weakness in a radicular pattern; muscle atrophy(Forearm-greatest circumference, Arm-greatest circumference); Decreased sensation in a dermatomal pattern.","This diagnosis/symptom is not eligible for BWC coding guidelines absent the corresponding pathology diagnosis.",null,""]
["M50.21 - SEE NOTES","OTHER CERVICAL DISC DISPLACEMENT, HIGH CERVICAL REGION","Herniation or protrusion between discs in the spine","Displacement of intervertebral disc, site unspecified, without myelopathy or radiculopathy. This code is utilized by BWC to code a bulging or protruded disc or Discogenic Syndrome in the absence of neurologic findings.","X-ray, MRI (MRI Preferred), CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan","X-ray: a test of exclusion. MRI, CT or Myelogram/CT: Bulging or protruded disc without nerve root impingement, identifying the disc level(s) and number(s). EMG: Needle EMG negative for findings of radiculopathy.","History pain consistent with level(s) affected.","Normal neurologic examination.","This diagnosis/symptom is not eligible for BWC coding guidelines absent the corresponding pathology diagnosis.",null,""]
["M50.221 \nSEE NOTES","OTHER CERVICAL DISC DISPLACEMENT, MID-CERVICAL REGION (C4-C5)","Herniation or protrusion between discs in the spine","Displacement of cervical intervertebral disc without myelopathy, C4-5 with or without cervical radiculopathy or radiculitis due to displaced, ruptured, herniated, extruded, sequestered or prolapsed cervical intervertebral disc.","X-rays, MRI, CT Scan, Myelogram/ CT Scan,  ","X-rays: test of exclusion. MRI, CT Scan, or Myelogram/CT: Herniated, displaced, ruptured, prolapsed, sequestered, or extruded cervical disc, with identifying the disc number(s). EMG: Needle EMG positive for cervical radiculopathy, H Reflex Latency (flex c.r) C-4-5, Non-diagnostic for cervical radiculopathy (SSEP, F wave and NCV) motor and sensory.","Neck pain, referred pain (posterior shoulder, upper limb) limited range of motion, and paresthesia in a dermatomal pattern.","Decreased range of motion of neck;(Positive Spurling Sign); Neurologic findings including one or more of the following: decreased or absent upper limb muscle stretch reflexes (C-6 biceps brachia, C4-C5 triceps brachia), muscle weakness in a radicular pattern, muscle atrophy (forearm-greatest circumference and arm-greatest circumference, decreased sensation in a dermatomal pattern.","This diagnosis/symptom is not eligible for BWC coding guidelines absent the corresponding pathology diagnosis.",null,""]
["M50.222\nSEE NOTES","OTHER CERVICAL DISC DISPLACEMENT, MID-CERVICAL REGION (C5-C6)","Herniation or protrusion between discs in the spine","Displacement of cervical intervertebral disc without myelopathy, C5-C6 with or without cervical radiculopathy or radiculitis due to displaced, ruptured, herniated, extruded, sequestered or prolapsed cervical intervertebral disc.","X-rays, MRI, CT Scan, Myelogram/ CT Scan,  ","X-rays: test of exclusion. MRI, CT Scan, or Myelogram/CT: Herniated, displaced, ruptured, prolapsed, sequestered, or extruded cervical disc, with identifying the disc number(s). EMG: Needle EMG positive for cervical radiculopathy, H Reflex Latency (flex c.r) C5-C6, Non-diagnostic for cervical radiculopathy (SSEP, F wave and NCV) motor and sensory.","Neck pain, referred pain (posterior shoulder, upper limb) limited range of motion, and paresthesia in a dermatomal pattern.","Decreased range of motion of neck;(Positive Spurling Sign); Neurologic findings including one or more of the following: decreased or absent upper limb muscle stretch reflexes (C-6 biceps brachia, C5-C6 triceps brachia), muscle weakness in a radicular pattern, muscle atrophy (forearm-greatest circumference and arm-greatest circumference, decreased sensation in a dermatomal pattern.","In the BWC system this code does not include bulging or protrusion of the cervical disc absent neurological findings. Confirmed presence of cervical radiculopathy requires coding of 723.4 plus 722.0.",null,""]
["M50.223\nSEE NOTES","OTHER CERVICAL DISC DISPLACEMENT, MID-CERVICAL REGION (C6-C7)","Herniation or protrusion between discs in the spine","Displacement of intervertebral disc, site unspecified, without myelopathy or radiculopathy. This code is utilized by BWC to code a bulging or protruded disc or Discogenic Syndrome in the absence of neurologic findings.","X-ray, MRI (MRI Preferred), CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan","X-ray: a test of exclusion. MRI, CT or Myelogram/CT: Bulging or protruded disc without nerve root impingement, identifying the disc level(s) and number(s). EMG: Needle EMG negative for findings of radiculopathy.","History pain consistent with level(s) affected.","Normal neurologic examination.","This diagnosis is not eligible for surgical intervention.",null,""]
["M50.23\nSEE NOTES","OTHER CERVICAL DISC DISPLACEMENT, CERVICOTHORACIC REGION","Herniation or protrusion between discs in the spine","Displacement of intervertebral disc, site unspecified, without myelopathy or radiculopathy. This code is utilized by BWC to code a bulging or protruded disc or Discogenic Syndrome in the absence of neurologic findings.","X-ray, MRI (MRI Preferred), CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan","X-ray: a test of exclusion. MRI, CT or Myelogram/CT: Bulging or protruded disc without nerve root impingement, identifying the disc level(s) and number(s). EMG: Needle EMG negative for findings of radiculopathy.","History pain consistent with level(s) affected.","Normal neurologic examination.","This diagnosis is not eligible for surgical intervention.",null,""]
["M51.24\nSEE NOTES","OTHER INTERVERTEBRAL DISC DISPLACEMENT, THORACIC REGION","Herniation or protrusion between discs in the spine","Displacement of intervertebral disc, site unspecified, without myelopathy or radiculopathy. This code is utilized by BWC to code a bulging or protruded disc or Discogenic Syndrome in the absence of neurologic findings.","X-ray, MRI (MRI Preferred), CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan","X-ray: a test of exclusion. MRI, CT or Myelogram/CT: Bulging or protruded disc without nerve root impingement, identifying the disc level(s) and number(s). EMG: Needle EMG negative for findings of radiculopathy.","History pain consistent with level(s) affected.","Normal neurologic examination.","This diagnosis is not eligible for surgical intervention.",null,""]
["M51.25\nSEE NOTES","OTHER INTERVERTEBRAL DISC DISPLACEMENT, THORACOLUMBAR REGION","Herniation or protrusion between discs in the spine","Displacement of intervertebral disc, site unspecified, without myelopathy or radiculopathy. This code is utilized by BWC to code a bulging or protruded disc or Discogenic Syndrome in the absence of neurologic findings.","X-ray, MRI (MRI Preferred), CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan","X-ray: a test of exclusion. MRI, CT or Myelogram/CT: Bulging or protruded disc without nerve root impingement, identifying the disc level(s) and number(s). EMG: Needle EMG negative for findings of radiculopathy.","History pain consistent with level(s) affected.","Normal neurologic examination.","This diagnosis is not eligible for surgical intervention.",null,""]
["M51.26\nSEE NOTES","OTHER INTERVERTEBRAL DISC DISPLACEMENT, LUMBAR REGION","Herniation or protrusion between discs in the spine","Displacement of intervertebral disc, site unspecified, without myelopathy or radiculopathy. This code is utilized by BWC to code a bulging or protruded disc or Discogenic Syndrome in the absence of neurologic findings.","X-ray, MRI (MRI Preferred), CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan","X-ray: a test of exclusion. MRI, CT or Myelogram/CT: Bulging or protruded disc without nerve root impingement, identifying the disc level(s) and number(s). EMG: Needle EMG negative for findings of radiculopathy.","History pain consistent with level(s) affected.","Normal neurologic examination.","This diagnosis is not eligible for surgical intervention.",null,""]
["M51.27\nSEE NOTES","OTHER INTERVERTEBRAL DISC DISPLACEMENT, LUMBOSACRAL REGION","Herniation or protrusion between discs in the spine","Displacement of intervertebral disc, site unspecified, without myelopathy or radiculopathy. This code is utilized by BWC to code a bulging or protruded disc or Discogenic Syndrome in the absence of neurologic findings.","X-ray, MRI (MRI Preferred), CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan","X-ray: a test of exclusion. MRI, CT or Myelogram/CT: Bulging or protruded disc without nerve root impingement, identifying the disc level(s) and number(s). EMG: Needle EMG negative for findings of radiculopathy.","History pain consistent with level(s) affected.","Normal neurologic examination.","This diagnosis is not eligible for surgical intervention.",null,""]
["M54.11\nSEE NOTES","RADICULOPATHY, OCCIPITO-ATLANTO-AXIAL REGION","Radiculopathy is a condition due to a compressed nerve in the spine.","Inflammation and/or compression of nerve root producing symptoms of pain, tingling, numbness, or neurological deficit along the distribution of the involved spinal nerve or root.","X-rays, MRI (preferred), CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan (rarely used). EMG (supports cervical radiculopathy).","X-rays: test of exclusion. MRI, CT Scan or Myelogram/CT (Herniated, displaced, ruptured prolapsed, sequestered, degenerative, or extruded cervical disc, with identifying the disc number(s).Needle EMG positive for cervical radiculopathy; H Reflex Latency (flex c.r) C-7; Non-diagnostic for cervical radiculopathy(SSEP, F wave and NCV; motor and sensory).","Complaints of sclerotomal pain; Paresthesia in a dermatomal pattern; Referred pain (posterior shoulder, upper limb).","Neurologic findings indicating one or more of the following: Decreased or absent upper limb muscle stretch reflexes (C-6 Biceps brachis; C-7 triceps brachia); Muscle weakness and or pain in a radicular pattern; muscle atrophy(Forearm-greatest circumference, Arm-greatest circumference); Decreased sensation in a dermatomal pattern.","Do not allow radiculopathy unless allowances already include disc displacement/extrusion/bulge/protrusion/DDD  or stenosis in that region. ",null,""]
["M54.12\nSEE NOTES","RADICULOPATHY, CERVICAL REGION","Radiculopathy is a condition due to a compressed nerve in the spine.","Inflammation and/or compression of nerve root producing symptoms of pain, tingling, numbness, or neurological deficit along the distribution of the involved spinal nerve or root.","X-rays, MRI (preferred), CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan (rarely used). EMG (supports cervical radiculopathy).","X-rays: test of exclusion. MRI, CT Scan or Myelogram/CT (Herniated, displaced, ruptured prolapsed, sequestered, degenerative, or extruded cervical disc, with identifying the disc number(s).Needle EMG positive for cervical radiculopathy; H Reflex Latency (flex c.r) C-7; Non-diagnostic for cervical radiculopathy(SSEP, F wave and NCV; motor and sensory).","Complaints of sclerotomal pain; Paresthesia in a dermatomal pattern; Referred pain (posterior shoulder, upper limb).","Neurologic findings indicating one or more of the following: Decreased or absent upper limb muscle stretch reflexes (C-6 Biceps brachis; C-7 triceps brachia); Muscle weakness AND/OR PAIN in a radicular pattern; muscle atrophy(Forearm-greatest circumference, Arm-greatest circumference); Decreased sensation in a dermatomal pattern.","Do not allow radiculopathy unless allowances already include disc displacement/extrusion/bulge/protrusion/DDD  or stenosis in that region. ",null,""]
["M54.13\nSEE NOTES","RADICULOPATHY, CERVICOTHORACIC REGION","Radiculopathy is a condition due to a compressed nerve in the spine.","Inflammation and/or compression of nerve root producing symptoms of pain, tingling, numbness, or neurological deficit along the distribution of the involved spinal nerve or root.","X-rays, MRI (preferred), CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan (rarely used). EMG (supports cervical radiculopathy).","X-rays: test of exclusion. MRI, CT Scan or Myelogram/CT (Herniated, displaced, ruptured prolapsed, sequestered, degenerative, or extruded cervical disc, with identifying the disc number(s).Needle EMG positive for cervical radiculopathy; H Reflex Latency (flex c.r) C-7; Non-diagnostic for cervical radiculopathy(SSEP, F wave and NCV; motor and sensory).","Complaints of sclerotomal pain; Paresthesia in a dermatomal pattern; Referred pain (posterior shoulder, upper limb).","Neurologic findings indicating one or more of the following: Decreased or absent upper limb muscle stretch reflexes (C-6 Biceps brachis; C-7 triceps brachia); Muscle weakness AND/OR PAIN in a radicular pattern; muscle atrophy(Forearm-greatest circumference, Arm-greatest circumference); Decreased sensation in a dermatomal pattern.","Do not allow radiculopathy unless allowances already include disc displacement/extrusion/bulge/protrusion/DDD  or stenosis in that region. ",null,""]
["M54.14\nSEE NOTES","RADICULOPATHY, THORACIC REGION","Radiculopathy is a condition due to a compressed nerve in the spine.","Inflammation and/or compression of nerve root producing symptoms of pain, tingling, numbness, or neurological deficit along the distribution of the involved spinal nerve or root.","X-ray, MRI, CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan, EMG (supports lumbar radiculopathy).","X-ray: test of exclusion; MRI, CT Scan, Myelogram/CT(herniated, degenerative, or bulging disc with significant nerve root impingement at the level of the Physical Examination findings, identifying the disc level and number(s). Positive needle EMG lumbar radiculopathy consistent with disc lesion; Increased H Reflex latency (S-1); Non-diagnostic for radiculopathy (SSEP, F wave and NCV; motor and sensory.","Complaints of sclerotomal pain; Pain exacerbation with Valsalva; Paresthesia in a dermatomal pattern.","Neurologic findings indicating one or more of the following: Decreased or absent muscle stretch reflex (S-1 Gastroc soles, ankle jerk; L-5 Biceps femurs, Hamstring jerk(lateral); L-4 Quadriceps, knee jerk; L-3 Gracilis, Hamstring jerk (medial)); Muscle atrophy; Impaired bowel and bladder function, Cauda Equina involvement; foot drop, weakness of dorsiflexor muscles, L% involvement.","Do not allow radiculopathy unless allowances already include disc displacement/extrusion/bulge/protrusion/DDD  or stenosis in that region. ",null,""]
["M54.15\nSEE NOTES","RADICULOPATHY, THORACOLUMBAR REGION","Radiculopathy is a condition due to a compressed nerve in the spine.","Inflammation and/or compression of nerve root producing symptoms of pain, tingling, numbness, or neurological deficit along the distribution of the involved spinal nerve or root.","X-ray, MRI, CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan, EMG (supports lumbar radiculopathy).","X-ray: test of exclusion; MRI, CT Scan, Myelogram/CT(herniated, degenerative, or bulging disc with significant nerve root impingement at the level of the Physical Examination findings, identifying the disc level and number(s). Positive needle EMG lumbar radiculopathy consistent with disc lesion; Increased H Reflex latency (S-1); Non-diagnostic for radiculopathy (SSEP, F wave and NCV; motor and sensory.","Complaints of sclerotomal pain; Pain exacerbation with Valsalva; Paresthesia in a dermatomal pattern.","Neurologic findings indicating one or more of the following: Decreased or absent muscle stretch reflex (S-1 Gastroc soles, ankle jerk; L-5 Biceps femurs, Hamstring jerk(lateral); L-4 Quadriceps, knee jerk; L-3 Gracilis, Hamstring jerk (medial)); Muscle atrophy; Impaired bowel and bladder function, Cauda Equina involvement; foot drop, weakness of dorsiflexor muscles, L% involvement.","Do not allow radiculopathy unless allowances already include disc displacement/extrusion/bulge/protrusion/DDD  or stenosis in that region. ",null,""]
["M54.16\nSEE NOTES","RADICULOPATHY, LUMBAR REGION","Radiculopathy is a condition due to a compressed nerve in the spine.","Inflammation and/or compression of nerve root producing symptoms of pain, tingling, numbness, or neurological deficit along the distribution of the involved spinal nerve or root.","X-ray, MRI, CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan, EMG (supports lumbar radiculopathy).","X-ray: test of exclusion; MRI, CT Scan, Myelogram/CT(herniated, degenerative, or bulging disc with significant nerve root impingement at the level of the Physical Examination findings, identifying the disc level and number(s). Positive needle EMG lumbar radiculopathy consistent with disc lesion; Increased H Reflex latency (S-1); Non-diagnostic for radiculopathy (SSEP, F wave and NCV; motor and sensory.","Complaints of sclerotomal pain; Pain exacerbation with Valsalva; Paresthesia in a dermatomal pattern.","Neurologic findings indicating one or more of the following: Decreased or absent muscle stretch reflex (S-1 Gastroc soles, ankle jerk; L-5 Biceps femurs, Hamstring jerk(lateral); L-4 Quadriceps, knee jerk; L-3 Gracilis, Hamstring jerk (medial)); Muscle atrophy; Impaired bowel and bladder function, Cauda Equina involvement; foot drop, weakness of dorsiflexor muscles, L% involvement.","Do not allow radiculopathy unless allowances already include disc displacement/extrusion/bulge/protrusion/DDD  or stenosis in that region. ",null,""]
["M54.17\nSEE NOTES","RADICULOPATHY, LUMBOSACRAL REGION","Radiculopathy is a condition due to a compressed nerve in the spine.","Inflammation and/or compression of nerve root producing symptoms of pain, tingling, numbness, or neurological deficit along the distribution of the involved spinal nerve or root.","X-ray, MRI, CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan, EMG (supports lumbar radiculopathy).","X-ray: test of exclusion; MRI, CT Scan, Myelogram/CT(herniated, degenerative, or bulging disc with significant nerve root impingement at the level of the Physical Examination findings, identifying the disc level and number(s). Positive needle EMG lumbar radiculopathy consistent with disc lesion; Increased H Reflex latency (S-1); Non-diagnostic for radiculopathy (SSEP, F wave and NCV; motor and sensory.","Complaints of sclerotomal pain; Pain exacerbation with Valsalva; Paresthesia in a dermatomal pattern.","Neurologic findings indicating one or more of the following: Decreased or absent muscle stretch reflex (S-1 Gastroc soles, ankle jerk; L-5 Biceps femurs, Hamstring jerk(lateral); L-4 Quadriceps, knee jerk; L-3 Gracilis, Hamstring jerk (medial)); Muscle atrophy; Impaired bowel and bladder function, Cauda Equina involvement; foot drop, weakness of dorsiflexor muscles, L% involvement.","Do not allow radiculopathy unless allowances already include disc displacement/extrusion/bulge/protrusion/DDD  or stenosis in that region. ",null,""]
["M54.18\nSEE NOTES","RADICULOPATHY, SACRAL AND SACROCOCCYGEAL REGION","Radiculopathy is a condition due to a compressed nerve in the spine.","Inflammation and/or compression of nerve root producing symptoms of pain, tingling, numbness, or neurological deficit along the distribution of the involved spinal nerve or root.","X-ray, MRI, CT Scan, Myelogram/CT Scan, EMG (supports lumbar radiculopathy).","X-ray: test of exclusion; MRI, CT Scan, Myelogram/CT(herniated, degenerative, or bulging disc with significant nerve root impingement at the level of the Physical Examination findings, identifying the disc level and number(s). Positive needle EMG lumbar radiculopathy consistent with disc lesion; Increased H Reflex latency (S-1); Non-diagnostic for radiculopathy (SSEP, F wave and NCV; motor and sensory.","Complaints of sclerotomal pain; Pain exacerbation with Valsalva; Paresthesia in a dermatomal pattern.","Neurologic findings indicating one or more of the following: Decreased or absent muscle stretch reflex (S-1 Gastroc soles, ankle jerk; L-5 Biceps femurs, Hamstring jerk(lateral); L-4 Quadriceps, knee jerk; L-3 Gracilis, Hamstring jerk (medial)); Muscle atrophy; Impaired bowel and bladder function, Cauda Equina involvement; foot drop, weakness of dorsiflexor muscles, L% involvement.","Do not allow radiculopathy unless allowances already include disc displacement/extrusion/bulge/protrusion/DDD  or stenosis in that region. ",null,""]
["M54.2 - SEE NOTES","CERVICALGIA (see column I - not a valid condition)","General term used to describe pain in the neck","Pain in neck. Refers to pain in neck usually greater than 3 months duration without more specific diagnosis. BWC does not consider this diagnosis as eligible  for allowance in claim, however, reimbursement may be eligible in selected situations.","None (Most individuals may have had imaging or EMG to rule out other pathology of pain such as disc lesions).","None","Complaints of pain localized to neck.","Complaints of pain on palpation or movement. Normal neurologic examination.","This diagnosis/symptom is not an allowable condition under BWC guidelines; staff with MSS if condition causing symptom cannot be determined.",null,""]
["M54.5 - SEE NOTES","LOW BACK PAIN (see column I - not a valid condition)","Physical feeling caused by disease, injury","Low back pain frequently referring to or including \"low back pain\", \"low back syndrome\" and \"lumbalgia\". Usually used when another diagnosis does not apply and for chronic or recurrent lumbar pain.","None (most individuals may have had imaging and/or EMG to rule out other pathology of pain such as disc lesions).","None","Complaints of low back pain without radicular symptoms usually greater than 3 months duration.","May have tenderness or complaints of pain with palpation. Normal neurologic examination.","This diagnosis/symptom is not an allowable condition under BWC guidelines; staff with MSS if condition causing symptom cannot be determined.",null,""]
["M61.011","MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS TRAUMATICA, RIGHT SHOULDER","Calcification of muscle due to traumatic injury.","Calcification, loss of stretching and flexibility, of a part of a muscle, most commonly in the arms or thighs, at the sight of an injury.","Ultrasonography, MRI or X-rays.","Visualization of the calcific formations in the affected regions of the muscle in question.","Decreased movement, pain with movement of the affected area.","Usually found as a hazy density that can progress to denser opacities, while looking for something else.","",""]
["M61.012","MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS TRAUMATICA, LEFT SHOULDER","Calcification of muscle due to traumatic injury.","Calcification, loss of stretching and flexibility, of a part of a muscle, most commonly in the arms or thighs, at the sight of an injury.","Ultrasonography, MRI or X-rays.","Visualization of the calcific formations in the affected regions of the muscle in question.","Decreased movement, pain with movement of the affected area.","Usually found as a hazy density that can progress to denser opacities, while looking for something else.","",""]
["M61.021","MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS TRAUMATICA, RIGHT UPPER ARM","Calcification of muscle due to traumatic injury.","Calcification, loss of stretching and flexibility, of a part of a muscle, most commonly in the arms or thighs, at the sight of an injury.","Ultrasonography, MRI or X-rays.","Visualization of the calcific formations in the affected regions of the muscle in question.","Decreased movement, pain with movement of the affected area.","Usually found as a hazy density that can progress to denser opacities, while looking for something else.","",""]
["M61.022","MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS TRAUMATICA, LEFT UPPER ARM","Calcification of muscle due to traumatic injury.","Calcification, loss of stretching and flexibility, of a part of a muscle, most commonly in the arms or thighs, at the sight of an injury.","Ultrasonography, MRI or X-rays.","Visualization of the calcific formations in the affected regions of the muscle in question.","Decreased movement, pain with movement of the affected area.","Usually found as a hazy density that can progress to denser opacities, while looking for something else.","",""]
["M61.031","MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS TRAUMATICA, RIGHT FOREARM","Calcification of muscle due to traumatic injury.","Calcification, loss of stretching and flexibility, of a part of a muscle, most commonly in the arms or thighs, at the sight of an injury.","Ultrasonography, MRI or X-rays.","Visualization of the calcific formations in the affected regions of the muscle in question.","Decreased movement, pain with movement of the affected area.","Usually found as a hazy density that can progress to denser opacities, while looking for something else.","",""]
["M61.032","MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS TRAUMATICA,LEFT FOREARM","Calcification of muscle due to traumatic injury.","Calcification, loss of stretching and flexibility, of a part of a muscle, most commonly in the arms or thighs, at the sight of an injury.","Ultrasonography, MRI or X-rays.","Visualization of the calcific formations in the affected regions of the muscle in question.","Decreased movement, pain with movement of the affected area.","Usually found as a hazy density that can progress to denser opacities, while looking for something else."]
["M61.041","MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS TRAUMATICA, RIGHT HAND","Calcification of muscle due to traumatic injury.","Calcification, loss of stretching and flexibility, of a part of a muscle, most commonly in the arms or thighs, at the sight of an injury.","Ultrasonography, MRI or X-rays.","Visualization of the calcific formations in the affected regions of the muscle in question.","Decreased movement, pain with movement of the affected area.","Usually found as a hazy density that can progress to denser opacities, while looking for something else."]
["M61.042","MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS TRAUMATICA, LEFT HAND","Calcification of muscle due to traumatic injury.","Calcification, loss of stretching and flexibility, of a part of a muscle, most commonly in the arms or thighs, at the sight of an injury.","Ultrasonography, MRI or X-rays.","Visualization of the calcific formations in the affected regions of the muscle in question.","Decreased movement, pain with movement of the affected area.","Usually found as a hazy density that can progress to denser opacities, while looking for something else."]
["M61.051","MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS TRAUMATICA, RIGHT THIGH","Calcification of muscle due to traumatic injury.","Calcification, loss of stretching and flexibility, of a part of a muscle, most commonly in the arms or thighs, at the sight of an injury.","Ultrasonography, MRI or X-rays.","Visualization of the calcific formations in the affected regions of the muscle in question.","Decreased movement, pain with movement of the affected area.","Usually found as a hazy density that can progress to denser opacities, while looking for something else."]
["M61.052","MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS TRAUMATICA, LEFT THIGH","Calcification of muscle due to traumatic injury.","Calcification, loss of stretching and flexibility, of a part of a muscle, most commonly in the arms or thighs, at the sight of an injury.","Ultrasonography, MRI or X-rays.","Visualization of the calcific formations in the affected regions of the muscle in question.","Decreased movement, pain with movement of the affected area.","Usually found as a hazy density that can progress to denser opacities, while looking for something else."]
["M61.061","MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS TRAUMATICA, RIGHT LOWER LEG","Calcification of muscle due to traumatic injury.","Calcification, loss of stretching and flexibility, of a part of a muscle, most commonly in the arms or thighs, at the sight of an injury.","Ultrasonography, MRI or X-rays.","Visualization of the calcific formations in the affected regions of the muscle in question.","Decreased movement, pain with movement of the affected area.","Usually found as a hazy density that can progress to denser opacities, while looking for something else."]
["M61.062","MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS TRAUMATICA, LEFT LOWER LEG","Calcification of muscle due to traumatic injury.","Calcification, loss of stretching and flexibility, of a part of a muscle, most commonly in the arms or thighs, at the sight of an injury.","Ultrasonography, MRI or X-rays.","Visualization of the calcific formations in the affected regions of the muscle in question.","Decreased movement, pain with movement of the affected area.","Usually found as a hazy density that can progress to denser opacities, while looking for something else."]
["M61.071","MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS TRAUMATICA, RIGHT ANKLE AND FOOT","Calcification of muscle due to traumatic injury.","Calcification, loss of stretching and flexibility, of a part of a muscle, most commonly in the arms or thighs, at the sight of an injury.","Ultrasonography, MRI or X-rays.","Visualization of the calcific formations in the affected regions of the muscle in question.","Decreased movement, pain with movement of the affected area.","Usually found as a hazy density that can progress to denser opacities, while looking for something else."]
["M61.072","MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS TRAUMATICA, LEFT ANKLE AND FOOT","Calcification of muscle due to traumatic injury.","Calcification, loss of stretching and flexibility, of a part of a muscle, most commonly in the arms or thighs, at the sight of an injury.","Ultrasonography, MRI or X-rays.","Visualization of the calcific formations in the affected regions of the muscle in question.","Decreased movement, pain with movement of the affected area.","Usually found as a hazy density that can progress to denser opacities, while looking for something else."]
["M65.311","TRIGGER THUMB, RIGHT","Inflammation of the bursa flexor tendon of the finger.","Catching, snapping or locking of the involved finger flexor tendon, a nodule forms on the tendon causing the catching as it passes through the finger flexion pulley system (which is relatively smaller in diameter).","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/density.","Catching or popping with extension of the finger, usually the 1st finger joint (carpal and proximal phalanx joint).","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M65.312","TRIGGER THUMB, LEFT","Inflammation of the bursa flexor tendon of the finger.","Catching, snapping or locking of the involved finger flexor tendon, a nodule forms on the tendon causing the catching as it passes through the finger flexion pulley system (which is relatively smaller in diameter).","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/density.","Catching or popping with extension of the finger, usually the 1st finger joint (carpal and proximal phalanx joint).","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M65.321","TRIGGER FINGER, RIGHT INDEX FINGER","Inflammation of the bursa flexor tendon of the finger.","Catching, snapping or locking of the involved finger flexor tendon, a nodule forms on the tendon causing the catching as it passes through the finger flexion pulley system (which is relatively smaller in diameter).","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/density.","Catching or popping with extension of the finger, usually the 1st finger joint (carpal and proximal phalanx joint).","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M65.322","TRIGGER FINGER, LEFT INDEX FINGER","Inflammation of the bursa flexor tendon of the finger.","Catching, snapping or locking of the involved finger flexor tendon, a nodule forms on the tendon causing the catching as it passes through the finger flexion pulley system (which is relatively smaller in diameter).","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/density.","Catching or popping with extension of the finger, usually the 1st finger joint (carpal and proximal phalanx joint).","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M65.331","TRIGGER FINGER, RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER","Inflammation of the bursa flexor tendon of the finger.","Catching, snapping or locking of the involved finger flexor tendon, a nodule forms on the tendon causing the catching as it passes through the finger flexion pulley system (which is relatively smaller in diameter).","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/density.","Catching or popping with extension of the finger, usually the 1st finger joint (carpal and proximal phalanx joint).","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M65.332","TRIGGER FINGER, LEFT MIDDLE FINGER","Inflammation of the bursa flexor tendon of the finger.","Catching, snapping or locking of the involved finger flexor tendon, a nodule forms on the tendon causing the catching as it passes through the finger flexion pulley system (which is relatively smaller in diameter).","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/density.","Catching or popping with extension of the finger, usually the 1st finger joint (carpal and proximal phalanx joint).","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M65.341","TRIGGER FINGER, RIGHT RING FINGER","Inflammation of the bursa flexor tendon of the finger.","Catching, snapping or locking of the involved finger flexor tendon, a nodule forms on the tendon causing the catching as it passes through the finger flexion pulley system (which is relatively smaller in diameter).","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/density.","Catching or popping with extension of the finger, usually the 1st finger joint (carpal and proximal phalanx joint).","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M65.342","TRIGGER FINGER, LEFT RING FINGER","Inflammation of the bursa flexor tendon of the finger.","Catching, snapping or locking of the involved finger flexor tendon, a nodule forms on the tendon causing the catching as it passes through the finger flexion pulley system (which is relatively smaller in diameter).","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/density.","Catching or popping with extension of the finger, usually the 1st finger joint (carpal and proximal phalanx joint).","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M65.351","TRIGGER FINGER, RIGHT LITTLE FINGER","Inflammation of the bursa flexor tendon of the finger.","Catching, snapping or locking of the involved finger flexor tendon, a nodule forms on the tendon causing the catching as it passes through the finger flexion pulley system (which is relatively smaller in diameter).","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/density.","Catching or popping with extension of the finger, usually the 1st finger joint (carpal and proximal phalanx joint).","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M65.352","TRIGGER FINGER, LEFT LITTLE FINGER","Inflammation of the bursa flexor tendon of the finger.","Catching, snapping or locking of the involved finger flexor tendon, a nodule forms on the tendon causing the catching as it passes through the finger flexion pulley system (which is relatively smaller in diameter).","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/density.","Catching or popping with extension of the finger, usually the 1st finger joint (carpal and proximal phalanx joint).","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M65.4 - SEE NOTES","RADIAL STYLOID TENOSYNOVITIS DE QUERVAIN","Condition affecting the tendons on the thumb side of the wrist","Radial Styloid Tenosynovitis is defined as Tenosynovitis of the tendons in the first dorsal compartment, the abductor pollicis longus and extensor pollicis brevis. When friction develops between the tendon and the sheath, the natural consequence is tenosynovitis.","Physical examination findings; May include MRI\nAn X-rayis often done  to rule out other problems, such as a fracture","Tenderness at the radial styloid. There may be crepitation over the sheath. Occasional \"locking\" similar to triggering that occurs with Tenosynovitis of a digital flexor sheath. When Tenosynovitis of the first dorsal compartment is severe, tendon excursion becomes restricted, limiting active extension of the thumb. Finkelstein Test.","Visible swelling and aching at the radial styloid in the distal forearm. Thumb extension is particularly painful at the radial styloid.","Tenderness at the radial styloid. There may be crepitation over the sheath. Occasional \"locking\" similar to triggering that occurs with Tenosynovitis of a digital flexor sheath. When Tenosynovitis of the first dorsal compartment is severe, tendon excursion becomes restricted, limiting active extension of the thumb. Finkelstein Test.",null,"",""]
["M65.811  - SEE NOTES","OTHER SYNOVITIS AND TENOSYNOVITIS, RIGHT SHOULDER","Synovitis is a common condition meaning inflammation of the synovial lining of a joint or tendon sheath (the tunnel the tendon runs through). Tendon sheath synovitis is referred to as tenosynovitis. Usually caused by overuse of a joint, or inflammatory types of arthritis.","Shoulder synovitis or Tenosynovitis is an inflammation of the lining of the shoulder joint usually the rotator cuff tendons but can also occur in the biceps and triceps tendons","Ultrasound or MRI","Physician exam findings correlate with MOI.","Pain, swelling of the joint, redness, feeling hot or warm.","Clinical findings of complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, redness, warmth, decreased ROM over the tendon.",null,""]
["M65.812 - SEE NOTES","OTHER SYNOVITIS AND TENOSYNOVITIS, LEFT SHOULDER","Synovitis is a common condition meaning inflammation of the synovial lining of a joint or tendon sheath (the tunnel the tendon runs through). Tendon sheath synovitis is referred to as tenosynovitis. Usually caused by overuse of a joint, or inflammatory types of arthritis.","Shoulder synovitis or Tenosynovitis is an inflammation  of the lining of the shoulder joint usually the rotator cuff tendons but can also occur in the biceps and triceps tendons","Ultrasound or MRI","Physician exam findings correlate with MOI.","Pain, swelling of the joint, redness, feeling hot or warm.","Clinical findings of complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, redness, warmth, decreased ROM over the tendon.",null,""]
["M65.831 - SEE NOTES","OTHER SYNOVITIS AND TENOSYNOVITIS, RIGHT FOREARM","Synovitis is a common condition meaning inflammation of the synovial lining of a joint or tendon sheath (the tunnel the tendon runs through). Tendon sheath synovitis is referred to as tenosynovitis. Usually caused by overuse of a joint, or inflammatory types of arthritis.","Tenosynovitis, or irritation of the synovial sheath of the tendon may result from inflammation or infection. Here, the discussion will address inflammation of the tendon sheath and not infection. The overuse syndrome may be involved in the development of the tenosynovitis. The definition applies to all examples listed below.","Ultrasound or MRI","X-ray may show calcific deposit along the tendon; In advanced stages, x-ray will reveal narrowing of the pisotriquetral joint and subchondral sclerosis.","Pain, swelling of the joint, redness, feeling hot or warm.","Clinical findings of complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, redness, warmth, decreased ROM over the tendon.",null," Flexor Capri Ulnaris Tenosynovitis is often bilateral and results from chronic repetitive trauma. \n\n\n"]
["M65.832 - SEE NOTES","OTHER SYNOVITIS AND TENOSYNOVITIS, LEFT FOREARM","Synovitis is a common condition meaning inflammation of the synovial lining of a joint or tendon sheath (the tunnel the tendon runs through). Tendon sheath synovitis is referred to as tenosynovitis. Usually caused by overuse of a joint, or inflammatory types of arthritis.","Tenosynovitis, or irritation of the synovial sheath of the tendon may result from inflammation or infection. Here, the discussion will address inflammation of the tendon sheath and not infection. The overuse syndrome may be involved in the development of the tenosynovitis. The definition applies to all examples listed below.","Ultrasound or MRI. Lateral x-ray, Electodiagnostic studies may or may not confirm co-existent carpal tunnel syndrome. This will depend on clinical signs and symptoms of median nerve compression.","X-ray may show calcific deposit along the tendon; In advanced stages, x-ray will reveal narrowing of the pisotriquetral joint and subchondral sclerosis.","Pain, swelling of the joint, redness, feeling hot or warm.","Clinical findings of complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, redness, warmth, decreased ROM over the tendon.",null," Flexor Capri Ulnaris Tenosynovitis is often bilateral and results from chronic repetitive trauma. \n\n\n"]
["M65.841 - SEE NOTES","OTHER SYNOVITIS AND TENOSYNOVITIS, RIGHT HAND","Synovitis is a common condition meaning inflammation of the synovial lining of a joint or tendon sheath (the tunnel the tendon runs through). Tendon sheath synovitis is referred to as tenosynovitis. Usually caused by overuse of a joint, or inflammatory types of arthritis.","Tenosynovitis, or irritation of the synovial sheath of the tendon may result from inflammation or infection. Here, the discussion will address inflammation of the tendon sheath and not infection. The overuse syndrome may be involved in the development of the tenosynovitis. The definition applies to all examples listed below.","Ultrasound or MRI. Lateral x-ray, Electodiagnostic studies may or may not confirm co-existent carpal tunnel syndrome. This will depend on clinical signs and symptoms of median nerve compression.","X-ray may show calcific deposit along the tendon; In advanced stages, x-ray will reveal narrowing of the pisotriquetral joint and subchondral sclerosis.","Pain, swelling of the joint, redness, feeling hot or warm.","Clinical findings of complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, redness, warmth, decreased ROM over the tendon.",null," Flexor Capri Ulnaris Tenosynovitis is often bilateral and results from chronic repetitive trauma. \n\n"]
["M65.842 - SEE NOTES","OTHER SYNOVITIS AND TENOSYNOVITIS, LEFT HAND","Synovitis is a common condition meaning inflammation of the synovial lining of a joint or tendon sheath (the tunnel the tendon runs through). Tendon sheath synovitis is referred to as tenosynovitis. Usually caused by overuse of a joint, or inflammatory types of arthritis.","Tenosynovitis, or irritation of the synovial sheath of the tendon may result from inflammation or infection. Here, the discussion will address inflammation of the tendon sheath and not infection. The overuse syndrome may be involved in the development of the tenosynovitis. The definition applies to all examples listed below.","Ultrasound or MRI. Lateral x-ray, Electodiagnostic studies may or may not confirm co-existent carpal tunnel syndrome. This will depend on clinical signs and symptoms of median nerve compression.","X-ray may show calcific deposit along the tendon; In advanced stages, x-ray will reveal narrowing of the pisotriquetral joint and subchondral sclerosis.","Pain, swelling of the joint, redness, feeling hot or warm.","Clinical findings of complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, redness, warmth, decreased ROM over the tendon.",null," Flexor Capri Ulnaris Tenosynovitis is often bilateral and results from chronic repetitive trauma. \n\n\n"]
["M65.851 - SEE NOTES","OTHER SYNOVITIS AND TENOSYNOVITIS, RIGHT THIGH","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of a tendon or its sheath/covering in the thigh region.","Ultrasound or Physician exam, MRI.","Physician exam findings consistent with MOI. Localized swelling, pain, restricted ROM","Pain, swelling of the joint, redness, feeling hot or warm.","Clinical findings of complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, redness, warmth, decreased ROM over the tendon.",null," Flexor Capri Ulnaris Tenosynovitis is often bilateral and results from chronic repetitive trauma. \n\n"]
["M65.852 - SEE NOTES","OTHER SYNOVITIS AND TENOSYNOVITIS, LEFT THIGH","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of a tendon or its sheath/covering in the thigh region.","Ultrasound or Physician exam, MRI.","Physician exam findings consistent with MOI. Localized swelling, pain, restricted ROM","Pain, swelling of the joint, redness, feeling hot or warm.","Clinical findings of complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, redness, warmth, decreased ROM over the tendon.",null," Flexor Capri Ulnaris Tenosynovitis is often bilateral and results from chronic repetitive trauma. \n\n\n"]
["M65.861 - SEE NOTES","OTHER SYNOVITIS AND TENOSYNOVITIS, RIGHT LOWER LEG","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of a tendon or its sheath/covering in the lower leg region.","Ultrasound or Physician exam, MRI.","Physician exam findings consistent with MOI. Localized swelling, pain, restricted ROM","Pain, swelling of the joint, redness, feeling hot or warm.","Clinical findings of complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, redness, warmth, decreased ROM over the tendon.",null," Flexor Capri Ulnaris Tenosynovitis is often bilateral and results from chronic repetitive trauma. \n"]
["M65.862 - SEE NOTES","OTHER SYNOVITIS AND TENOSYNOVITIS, LEFT LOWER LEG","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of a tendon or its sheath/covering in the lower leg region.","Ultrasound or Physician exam, MRI.","Physician exam findings consistent with MOI. Localized swelling, pain, restricted ROM","Pain, swelling of the joint, redness, feeling hot or warm.","Clinical findings of complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, redness, warmth, decreased ROM over the tendon.",null," Flexor Capri Ulnaris Tenosynovitis is often bilateral and results from chronic repetitive trauma. \n\n"]
["M65.871 - SEE NOTES","OTHER SYNOVITIS AND TENOSYNOVITIS, RIGHT ANKLE AND FOOT","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of a tendon or its sheath/covering in the foot or ankle region.","Ultrasound or Physician exam, MRI.","Physician exam findings consistent with MOI. Localized swelling, pain, restricted ROM","Pain, swelling of the joint, redness, feeling hot or warm.","Clinical findings of complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, redness, warmth, decreased ROM over the tendon.",null," Flexor Capri Ulnaris Tenosynovitis is often bilateral and results from chronic repetitive trauma. \n\n",""]
["M65.872 - SEE NOTES","OTHER SYNOVITIS AND TENOSYNOVITIS, LEFT ANKLE AND FOOT","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of a tendon or its sheath/covering in the foot or ankle region.","Ultrasound or Physician exam, MRI.","Physician exam findings consistent with MOI. Localized swelling, pain, restricted ROM","Pain, swelling of the joint, redness, feeling hot or warm.","Clinical findings of complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, redness, warmth, decreased ROM over the tendon.",null," Flexor Capri Ulnaris Tenosynovitis is often bilateral and results from chronic repetitive trauma. \n\n\n",""]
["M66.0","RUPTURE OF POPLITEAL CYST (BAKER'S CYST)","A knot or knot like mass on the back of the knee.","Also called a Baker's Cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on the semimembranous bursa of the knee joint, located behind the knee joint.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Visualization of the cyst.","Acute pain and/or feeling of fullness behind knee joint and possibly into the calf muscles with rupture.","Direct visualization, palpation.","Can be due to osteoarthritis or an injury such as cartilage tear.",null,""]
["M66.221 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF EXTENSOR TENDONS, RIGHT UPPER ARM (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. Individuals with degenerative changes of the biceps tendon or who have shoulder impingement syndrome are at risk of developing the condition.","Spontaneous rupture of the long head tendon of the biceps accounts for 90-97% of all biceps tears and is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. ","MRI; x-ray may be ordered for exculsion of other problems, i.e., fracture, etc.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.222 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF EXTENSOR TENDONS, LEFT UPPER ARM (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. Individuals with degenerative changes of the biceps tendon or who have shoulder impingement syndrome are at risk of developing the condition.","Spontaneous rupture of the long head tendon of the biceps accounts for 90-97% of all biceps tears and is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. ","MRI; x-ray may be ordered for exculsion of other problems, i.e., fracture, etc.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.231 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF EXTENSOR TENDONS, RIGHT FOREARM (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement.","Spontaneous rupture of the extensor tendons is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.232 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF EXTENSOR TENDONS, LEFT FOREARM (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement.","Spontaneous rupture of the extensor tendons is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.241 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF EXTENSOR TENDONS, RIGHT HAND (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement.","Spontaneous rupture of the extensor tendons is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.242 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF EXTENSOR TENDONS, LEFT HAND (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement.","Spontaneous rupture of the extensor tendons is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.251 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF EXTENSOR TENDONS, RIGHT THIGH (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement."," Quadriceps tendon ruptures occur infrequently and most often are associated with degenerative changes in the knee extensor mechanism, systemic disease, and advanced age. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.252 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF EXTENSOR TENDONS, LEFT THIGH (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement."," Quadriceps tendon ruptures occur infrequently and most often are associated with degenerative changes in the knee extensor mechanism, systemic disease, and advanced age. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.261 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF EXTENSOR TENDONS, RIGHT LOWER LEG (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement."," Patellar tendon ruptures occur infrequently and most often are associated with degenerative changes in the knee extensor mechanism, systemic disease, and advanced age. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.262 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF EXTENSOR TENDONS, LEFTLOWER LEG (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement."," Patellar tendon ruptures occur infrequently and most often are associated with degenerative changes in the knee extensor mechanism, systemic disease, and advanced age. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.271 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF EXTENSOR TENDONS, RIGHT ANKLE AND FOOT (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement."," Patellar tendon ruptures occur infrequently and most often are associated with degenerative changes in the knee extensor mechanism, systemic disease, and advanced age. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.272 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF EXTENSOR TENDONS, LEFT ANKLE AND FOOT (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement."," Patellar tendon ruptures occur infrequently and most often are associated with degenerative changes in the knee extensor mechanism, systemic disease, and advanced age. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.311 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF FLEXOR TENDONS, RIGHT SHOULDER (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. Individuals with degenerative changes of the biceps tendon or who have shoulder impingement syndrome are at risk of developing the condition.","Spontaneous rupture of the long head tendon of the biceps accounts for 90-97% of all biceps tears and is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.312 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF FLEXOR TENDONS, LEFT SHOULDER (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. Individuals with degenerative changes of the biceps tendon or who have shoulder impingement syndrome are at risk of developing the condition.","Spontaneous rupture of the long head tendon of the biceps accounts for 90-97% of all biceps tears and is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.321 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF FLEXOR TENDONS, RIGHT UPPER ARM (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. Individuals with degenerative changes of the biceps tendon or who have shoulder impingement syndrome are at risk of developing the condition.","Spontaneous rupture of the long head tendon of the biceps accounts for 90-97% of all biceps tears and is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.322 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF FLEXOR TENDONS, LEFT UPPER ARM  (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. Individuals with degenerative changes of the biceps tendon or who have shoulder impingement syndrome are at risk of developing the condition.","Spontaneous rupture of the long head tendon of the biceps accounts for 90-97% of all biceps tears and is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.331 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF FLEXOR TENDONS, RIGHT FOREARM (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement.","Closed rupture of the flexor tendons caused by carpal bone and joint disorders, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint."," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.332 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF FLEXOR TENDONS, LEFT FOREARM (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement.","Closed rupture of the flexor tendons caused by carpal bone and joint disorders, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint."," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.341 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF FLEXOR TENDONS, RIGHT HAND (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement.","Closed rupture of the flexor tendons caused by carpal bone and joint disorders, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint."," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.342 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF FLEXOR TENDONS, LEFT HAND (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement.","Closed rupture of the flexor tendons caused by carpal bone and joint disorders, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint."," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
[" M66.351 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF FLEXOR TENDONS, RIGHT THIGH (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement.","Closed rupture of the flexor tendons."," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. "]
["M66.351 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF FLEXOR TENDONS, LEFT THIGH (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement.","Closed rupture of the flexor tendons."," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. "]
["M66.361 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF FLEXOR TENDONS, RIGHT LOWER LEG (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement.","Achilles tendon ruptures are most often associated with degenerative changes in the ankle plantar flexion mechanism, systemic disease, and advanced age. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.362 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF FLEXOR TENDONS, LEFT LOWER LEG (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement.","Achilles tendon ruptures are most often associated with degenerative changes in the ankle plantar flexion mechanism, systemic disease, and advanced age. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.371 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF FLEXOR TENDONS,RIGHT ANKLE AND FOOT (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement.","Achilles tendon ruptures are most often associated with degenerative changes in the ankle plantar flexion mechanism, systemic disease, and advanced age. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. "]
["M66.372 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF FLEXOR TENDONS, LEFT ANKLE AND FOOT (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration and individuals with degenerative changes of the tendon or some type of impingement.","Achilles tendon ruptures are most often associated with degenerative changes in the ankle plantar flexion mechanism, systemic disease, and advanced age. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. "]
["M66.811 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF OTHER TENDONS, RIGHT SHOULDER (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. Individuals with degenerative changes of the biceps tendon or who have shoulder impingement syndrome are at risk of developing the condition.","Spontaneous rupture of the long head tendon of the biceps accounts for 90-97% of all biceps tears and is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. "]
["M66.812 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF OTHER TENDONS, LEFT SHOULDER (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. Individuals with degenerative changes of the biceps tendon or who have shoulder impingement syndrome are at risk of developing the condition.","Spontaneous rupture of the long head tendon of the biceps accounts for 90-97% of all biceps tears and is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. "]
["M66.821 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF OTHER TENDONS, RIGHT UPPER ARM (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. Individuals with degenerative changes of the biceps tendon or who have shoulder impingement syndrome are at risk of developing the condition.","Spontaneous rupture of the long head tendon of the biceps accounts for 90-97% of all biceps tears and is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.822 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF OTHER TENDONS, LEFT UPPER ARM (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. Individuals with degenerative changes of the biceps tendon or who have shoulder impingement syndrome are at risk of developing the condition.","Spontaneous rupture of the long head tendon of the biceps accounts for 90-97% of all biceps tears and is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.831 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF OTHER TENDONS, RIGHT FOREARM (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. Individuals with degenerative changes of the biceps tendon or who have shoulder impingement syndrome are at risk of developing the condition.","Spontaneous rupture of the long head tendon of the biceps accounts for 90-97% of all biceps tears and is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.832 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF OTHER TENDONS, LEFT FOREARM (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. Individuals with degenerative changes of the biceps tendon or who have shoulder impingement syndrome are at risk of developing the condition.","Spontaneous rupture of the long head tendon of the biceps accounts for 90-97% of all biceps tears and is associated with rheumatoid arthritis, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint. "," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. ",null,""]
["M66.841 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF OTHER TENDONS, RIGHT HAND (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. I","Closed rupture of the  tendons caused by carpal bone and joint disorders, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint."," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. "]
["M66.842 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF OTHER TENDONS, LEFT HAND (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. ","Closed rupture of the  tendons caused by carpal bone and joint disorders, fractures of the wrist, systemic or local steroid injections,  prolonged repetitive activity at work and excessive abnormal motion of the wrist joint."," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. "]
["M66.851 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF OTHER TENDONS, RIGHT THIGH (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. ",null," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. "]
["M66.852 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF OTHER TENDONS, LEFT THIGH (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. ",null," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. "]
["M66.861 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF OTHER TENDONS, RIGHT LOWER LEG (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. ",null," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. "]
["M66.862 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF OTHER TENDONS, LEFT LOWER LEG (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. ",null," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. "]
["M66.871 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF OTHER TENDONS, RIGHT ANKLE AND FOOT (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. ",null," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. "]
["M66.872 - SEE NOTES","SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF OTHER TENDONS, LEFT ANKLE AND FOOT (non-traumatic)","Nontraumatic or chronic rupture refers to a spontaneous rupture (complete tendon tear) in the absence of a traumatic event. This usually occurs in elderly individuals with advanced tendon degeneration. ",null," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture.There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness. "]
["M67.01 - SEE NOTES","SHORT ACHILLES TENDON (ACQUIRED), RIGHT ANKLE","A tendon sheath is a protective covering of tendons and generally contract with the tendon, when it is damaged.","The tendon sheath surrounds the tendon, protecting it and allowing it to move, it will \"follow\" the tendon."," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture."]
["M67.02 - SEE NOTES","SHORT ACHILLES TENDON (ACQUIRED), LEFT ANKLE","A tendon sheath is a protective covering of tendons and generally contract with the tendon, when it is damaged.","The tendon sheath surrounds the tendon, protecting it and allowing it to move, it will \"follow\" the tendon."," Not usually necessary, however an x-ray or an MRI may be ordered.","Negative for fracture, positive for complete tear or rupture.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use and failure of one or more orthopedic tests.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a complete rupture."]
["M67.411","GANGLION, RIGHT SHOULDER","A knot or knot like mass (cyst) formation in the joints.","Also called ganglion cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on or around the tendons/joints of the hands and feet.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/ganglion.","Catching, popping, stiffness/pain with movement, decreased ROM.","Direct visualization, palpation.",""]
["M67.412","GANGLION, LEFT SHOULDER","A knot or knot like mass (cyst) formation in the joints.","Also called ganglion cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on or around the tendons/joints of the hands and feet.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/ganglion.","Catching, popping, stiffness/pain with movement, decreased ROM.","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M67.421","GANGLION, RIGHT ELBOW","A knot or knot like mass (cyst) formation in the joints.","Also called ganglion cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on or around the tendons/joints of the hands and feet.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/ganglion.","Catching, popping, stiffness/pain with movement, decreased ROM.","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M67.422","GANGLION, LEFT ELBOW","A knot or knot like mass (cyst) formation in the joints.","Also called ganglion cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on or around the tendons/joints of the hands and feet.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/ganglion.","Catching, popping, stiffness/pain with movement, decreased ROM.","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M67.431","GANGLION, RIGHT WRIST","A knot or knot like mass (cyst) formation in the joints.","Also called ganglion cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on or around the tendons/joints of the hands and feet.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/ganglion.","Catching, popping, stiffness/pain with movement, decreased ROM.","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M67.432","GANGLION, LEFT WRIST","A knot or knot like mass (cyst) formation in the joints.","Also called ganglion cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on or around the tendons/joints of the hands and feet.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/ganglion.","Catching, popping, stiffness/pain with movement, decreased ROM.","Direct visualization, palpation."]
["M67.441","GANGLION, RIGHT HAND","A knot or knot like mass (cyst) formation in the joints.","Also called ganglion cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on or around the tendons/joints of the hands and feet.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/ganglion.","Catching, popping, stiffness/pain with movement, decreased ROM.","Direct visualization, palpation."]
["M67.442","GANGLION, LEFT HAND","A knot or knot like mass (cyst) formation in the joints.","Also called ganglion cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on or around the tendons/joints of the hands and feet.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/ganglion.","Catching, popping, stiffness/pain with movement, decreased ROM.","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M67.451","GANGLION, RIGHT HIP","A knot or knot like mass (cyst) formation in the joints.","Also called ganglion cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on or around the tendons/joints of the hands and feet.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/ganglion.","Catching, popping, stiffness/pain with movement, decreased ROM.","Direct visualization, palpation."]
["M67.452","GANGLION, LEFT HIP","A knot or knot like mass (cyst) formation in the joints.","Also called ganglion cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on or around the tendons/joints of the hands and feet.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/ganglion.","Catching, popping, stiffness/pain with movement, decreased ROM.","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M67.461","GANGLION, RIGHT KNEE","A knot or knot like mass (cyst) formation in the joints.","Also called ganglion cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on or around the tendons/joints of the hands and feet.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/ganglion.","Catching, popping, stiffness/pain with movement, decreased ROM.","Direct visualization, palpation."]
["M67.462","GANGLION, LEFT KNEE","A knot or knot like mass (cyst) formation in the joints.","Also called ganglion cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on or around the tendons/joints of the hands and feet.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/ganglion.","Catching, popping, stiffness/pain with movement, decreased ROM.","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M67.471","GANGLION, RIGHT ANKLE AND FOOT","A knot or knot like mass (cyst) formation in the joints.","Also called ganglion cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on or around the tendons/joints of the hands and feet.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/ganglion.","Catching, popping, stiffness/pain with movement, decreased ROM.","Direct visualization, palpation.",""]
["M67.472","GANGLION, LEFT ANKLE AND FOOT","A knot or knot like mass (cyst) formation in the joints.","Also called ganglion cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on or around the tendons/joints of the hands and feet.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Evidence of a nodule/cyst/ganglion.","Catching, popping, stiffness/pain with movement, decreased ROM.","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M70.21 - SEE NOTES","OLECRANON BURSITIS, RIGHT ELBOW","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of a bursa, the sac surrounding a joint, (around elbow).","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of bursitis, inflammation, thickening of the synovium-bursal sac.","Informally known as \"baker's elbow\" is a condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the olecranon bursa located in the elbow.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, redness, swelling, decreased ROM.","There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness.  Can be caused by gout or rhematoid arthritis. ","",""]
["M70.22 - SEE NOTES","OLECRANON BURSITIS, LEFT ELBOW","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of a bursa, the sac surrounding a joint, (around elbow).","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of bursitis, inflammation, thickening of the synovium-bursal sac.","Informally known as \"baker's elbow\" is a condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the olecranon bursa located in the elbow.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation,  redness, swelling, decreased ROM.","There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness.  Can be caused by gout or rhematoid arthritis. ","",""]
["M70.31 - SEE NOTES","OTHER BURSITIS OF RIGHT ELBOW","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of a bursa, the sac surrounding a joint, (around elbow).","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of bursitis, inflammation, thickening of the synovium-bursal sac.","Informally known as \"baker's elbow\" is a condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the olecranon bursa located in the elbow.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM.","There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness.  Can be caused by gout or rhematoid arthritis. "]
["M70.32 - SEE NOTES","OTHER BURSITIS OF LEFT ELBOW","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of a bursa, the sac surrounding a joint, (around elbow).","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of bursitis, inflammation, thickening of the synovium-bursal sac.","Informally known as \"baker's elbow\" is a condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the olecranon bursa located in the elbow.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM.","There should be a careful evaluation of the medical history and causality to determine work relatedness.  Can be caused by gout or rhematoid arthritis. "]
["M70.41","PREPATELLAR BURSITIS, RIGHT KNEE","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of the bursa covering the patella/knee cap.","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of bursitis, inflammation, thickening of the synovium-bursal sac.","A condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the bursal sac covering the knee cap that crosses the knee from top to bottom, located in the front of the knee.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM.","","",""]
["M70.42","PREPATELLAR BURSITIS, LEFT KNEE","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of the bursa covering the patella/knee cap.","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of bursitis, inflammation, thickening of the synovium-bursal sac.","A condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the bursal sac covering the knee cap that crosses the knee from top to bottom, located in the front of the knee.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM.","","",""]
["M70.51","OTHER BURSITIS OF RIGHT KNEE","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of the bursa covering the patella/knee cap.","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of bursitis, inflammation, thickening of the synovium-bursal sac.","A condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the bursal sac covering the knee cap that crosses the knee from top to bottom, located in the front of the knee.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM."]
["M70.52","OTHER BURSITIS OF LEFT KNEE","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of the bursa covering the patella/knee cap.","Physician exam, MRI, xray.","Evidence of bursitis, inflammation, thickening of the synovium-bursal sac.","A condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the bursal sac covering the knee cap that crosses the knee from top to bottom, located in the front of the knee.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM."]
["M70.61","TROCHANTERIC BURSITIS RIGHT HIP","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Greater trochanter bursa swelling and irritation.","MRI, xray, ultrasound.","Diagnostic findings of bursitis. Tenderness to palpation side of hip, swelling, warmth, possible clicking.","Pain, swelling, warmth, difficulty walking, joint stiffness, cathcing/clicking.","Tenderness to palpation side of hip, swelling, warmth, possible clicking."]
["M70.62","TROCHANTERIC BURSITIS LEFT HIP","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Greater trochanter bursa swelling and irritation.","MRI, xray, ultrasound.","Diagnostic findings of bursitis. Tenderness to palpation side of hip, swelling, warmth, possible clicking.","Pain, swelling, warmth, difficulty walking, joint stiffness, cathcing/clicking.","Tenderness to palpation side of hip, swelling, warmth, possible clicking."]
["M70.71","OTHER BURISITIS OF RIGHT HIP","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Hip bursa swelling and irritation.","MRI, xray, ultrasound.","Diagnostic findings of bursitis. Tenderness to palpation side of hip, swelling, warmth, possible clicking.","Pain, swelling, warmth, difficulty walking, joint stiffness, cathcing/clicking.","Tenderness to palpation side of hip, swelling, warmth, possible clicking."]
["M70.72","OTHER BURSITIS OF LEFT HIP","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Hip bursa swelling and irritation.","MRI, xray, ultrasound.","Diagnostic findings of bursitis. Tenderness to palpation side of hip, swelling, warmth, possible clicking.","Pain, swelling, warmth, difficulty walking, joint stiffness, cathcing/clicking.","Tenderness to palpation side of hip, swelling, warmth, possible clicking."]
["M70.811, M70.812, M70.821, M70.822, M70.831, M70.832, M70.841, M70.842, M70.851, M70.852, M70.861, M70.862, M70.871, M70.872 -     SEE NOTES","REPETITIVE MOTION SYNDROME CUMULATIVE TRAUMA DISORDER OVERUSE SYNDROME INCLUDES SHOULDER, UPPER ARM, FOREARM, HAND, THIGH, LOWER LEG, ANKLE AND FOOT"," Other soft tissue disorders related to use, overuse and pressure.  ","Repetitive motion syndrome does not represent a new entity or type of disorder but it acknowledges that overuse may be a causative factor in many clinical problems that fall under the category of repetitive motion syndrome. Although repetitive motion syndrome can occur in nearly all tissues, the nerves, tendons, tendon sheaths and muscles of the upper extremity are the most frequently reported sites. Examples would be Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Tendonitis and Tenosynovitis at wrist and in forearm. Other names for this syndrome are Cumulative Trauma Syndrome and Overuse Syndrome.","Physician exam, MRI, xray. EMG for CTS","Diagnostic findings of a specific condition, then code to specific condition.","Tendinitis and Tenosynovitis: localized pain and swelling. Nerve Compression Syndrome-symptoms may be vague (Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, for example) but usually involve: pain, numbness, tingling, weakness. Myofascial Pain-should be considered when there is localized soft tissue pain with or without referral. More distal site when compressed. The focal point of myofascial pain is the trigger point as a result of overuse of muscle. ","Tendinitis and Tenosynovitis: Pain on resisted motion, weakness and crepitation of the tendon.","Work related high risk factors for repetitive motion syndrome include: Repeated and sustained exertions; forceful exertions; localized contact stress; vibration; prolonged specific posture; and low temperatures. ","Should be a repetitive motion / cumulative trauma condition allowed in order for this condition to be allowed."]
["M71.21","SYNOVIAL CYST OF POPLITEAL SPACE BAKER , RIGHT KNEE","A knot or knot like mass on the back of the knee.","Also called a Baker's Cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on the semimembranous bursa of the knee joint, located behind the knee joint.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Visualization of the cyst.","Acute pain behind knee joint and into the calf muscles with rupture.","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M71.22","SYNOVIAL CYST OF POPLITEAL SPACE BAKER , LEFT KNEE","A knot or knot like mass on the back of the knee.","Also called a Baker's Cyst, is a swelling that usually occurs on the semimembranous bursa of the knee joint, located behind the knee joint.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Visualization of the cyst.","Acute pain behind knee joint and into the calf muscles with rupture.","Direct visualization, palpation.","","",""]
["M75.21","BICIPITAL TENDINITIS, RIGHT SHOULDER","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of the sheath/covering of the biceps tendon in the upper arm/shoulder region.","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of a grade 1-4 sprain/tear.","Localized swelling and pain with/without weight lifting, decreased ROM, bruising/redness in the biceps area.","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM.","","",""]
["M75.22","BICIPITAL TENDINITIS, LEFT SHOULDER","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of the sheath/covering of the biceps tendon in the upper arm/shoulder region.","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of a grade 1-4 sprain/tear.","Localized swelling and pain with/without weight lifting, decreased ROM, bruising/redness in the biceps area.","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM.","","",""]
["M75.41","IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME OF RIGHT SHOULDER","Clinical syndrome which occurs when the tendons of the rotator cuff muscles become irritated and inflamed as they pass through the subacromial space, the passage beneath the acromion","Impingement syndrome is defined as pain localized to the rotator cuff caused by a compromise between the humeral head and the undersurface of the coracoacromial arch during forward elevation and rotation of the shoulder.","Impingement injection test(injection of lidocaine into the subacromial space) will relieve the pain in Stage I and II of rotator cuff syndrome and allow resumption of shoulder function. Persistent pain after the impingement test requires checking for another cause for the pain, such as cervical radiculopathy. X-rays: AP view in internal rotation; Axillary view; Scapular-Y view. On X-ray, check for proliferative spur formation at the anterior inferior margin of the acromium and under surface of the acromioclavicular joint. These are often associated with rotator cuff disease.","Ap view in internal rotation-may show superior migration of humeral head under the acromium, calcific tenditis of the cuff, degenerative changes in A-C joint, narrowing of the acromiohumeral interval. Axillary view-provides visualization of the glenoid and humeral head and delineates the spatial relationship of the two structures. Scapular-Y view- to visualize acromial shape and subacromial spurs that are often associated with rotator cuff disease.","Shoulder pain in the upper lateral and anterior arm. Pain extending below the proximal forearm suggests other possibilities such as cervical radiculopathy. Night pain is common and either interrupts sleep or does not allow the patient to lie on the involved side. Pain can be dull, toothache like which lingers for long periods or sharp, burning type which is not well tolerated. May experience weakness and loss of function.","Palpable tenderness about the shoulder, usually centered around the greater tuberosity, but the location varies. Most reliable physical sign is the Neer impingement sign of the Hawkings impingement sign. Neer impingement sign is performed when the examiner stabilizes the scapula with one hand and with the other grasps the patient's elbow and passively elevates it fully with the arm in full internal rotation. Pain is produced by the greater tuberosity impinging the rotator cuff against the acromium. Hawkins impingement sign is performed when the examiner forcibly internally rotates the 90 degree forward flexed arm, impinging the rotator cuff against the coracoacromial ligament. ","","",""]
["M75.42","IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME OF LEFT SHOULDER","Clinical syndrome which occurs when the tendons of the rotator cuff muscles become irritated and inflamed as they pass through the subacromial space, the passage beneath the acromion","Impingement syndrome is defined as pain localized to the rotator cuff caused by a compromise between the humeral head and the undersurface of the coracoacromial arch during forward elevation and rotation of the shoulder.","Impingement injection test(injection of lidocaine into the subacromial space) will relieve the pain in Stage I and II of rotator cuff syndrome and allow resumption of shoulder function. Persistent pain after the impingement test requires checking for another cause for the pain, such as cervical radiculopathy. X-rays: AP view in internal rotation; Axillary view; Scapular-Y view. On X-ray, check for proliferative spur formation at the anterior inferior margin of the acromium and under surface of the acromioclavicular joint. These are often associated with rotator cuff disease.","Ap view in internal rotation-may show superior migration of humeral head under the acromium, calcific tenditis of the cuff, degenerative changes in A-C joint, narrowing of the acromiohumeral interval. Axillary view-provides visualization of the glenoid and humeral head and delineates the spatial relationship of the two structures. Scapular-Y view- to visualize acromial shape and subacromial spurs that are often associated with rotator cuff disease.","Shoulder pain in the upper lateral and anterior arm. Pain extending below the proximal forearm suggests other possibilities such as cervical radiculopathy. Night pain is common and either interrupts sleep or does not allow the patient to lie on the involved side. Pain can be dull, toothache like which lingers for long periods or sharp, burning type which is not well tolerated. May experience weakness and loss of function.","Palpable tenderness about the shoulder, usually centered around the greater tuberosity, but the location varies. Most reliable physical sign is the Neer impingement sign of the Hawkings impingement sign. Neer impingement sign is performed when the examiner stabilizes the scapula with one hand and with the other grasps the patient's elbow and passively elevates it fully with the arm in full internal rotation. Pain is produced by the greater tuberosity impinging the rotator cuff against the acromium. Hawkins impingement sign is performed when the examiner forcibly internally rotates the 90 degree forward flexed arm, impinging the rotator cuff against the coracoacromial ligament. ","","",""]
["M75.51 - SEE NOTES","BURSITIS RIGHT SHOULDER","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","occurs when there is inflammation (swelling and redness) in the bursa - between the top of the arm bone (humerus) and the tip of the shoulder (acromion). ","Physical Exam, Ultrasound, or MRI. Lab tests may be ordered for fluid analysis to pinpoint cause of joint inflammation.","Physician exam findings correlate with MOI.","Subjective: gradual onset pain, worse when lying on affected shoulder, painful arc, pain may spread down arm, relief with arm at side.","Swelling, redness, tenderness to palpation.","Repetitive motion or pressure increases risk. Rheumatoid arthritis, gout, diabetes increases risk."]
["M75.52 - SEE NOTES","BURSITIS LEFT SHOULDER","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","occurs when there is inflammation (swelling and redness) in the bursa- between the top of the arm bone (humerus) and the tip of the shoulder (acromion). ","Physical Exam, Ultrasound, or MRI. Lab tests may be ordered for fluid analysis to pinpoint cause of joint inflammation.","Physician exam findings correlate with MOI.","Subjective: gradual onset pain, worse when lying on affected shoulder, painful arc, pain may spread down arm, relief with arm at side.","Swelling, redness, tenderness to palpation.","Repetitive motion or pressure increases risk. Rheumatoid arthritis, gout, diabetes increases risk."]
["M75.81 - SEE NOTES","OTHER SHOULDER LESIONS, RIGHT SHOULDER (TENDONITIS AND TENDINOPATHY)","Inflammation or irritation of a tendon.","Inflammation/irritation of right shoulder tendon, code can include Shoulder Tendonitis/tendinosis/tendinopathy and/or RTC  Tendonitis/tendinosis/tendinopathy. \n","Physical Exam, Xrays, MRI, or CT. ","Shoulder pain, palpable tenderness,","Shoulder pain  at the site of the tendon, loss of motion, Pain extending below the proximal forearm suggests other possibilities such as cervical radiculopathy. Night pain is common and either interrupts sleep or does not allow the patient to lie on the involved side. Pain can be dull, toothache like which lingers for long periods or sharp, burning type which is not well tolerated. May experience weakness and loss of function.","Palpable tenderness about the shoulder, usually centered around the greater tuberosity, but the location varies. ",null,null,""]
["M75.82 - SEE NOTES","OTHER SHOULDER LESIONS, LEFT SHOULDER (TENDONITIS AND TENDINOPATHY)","Inflammation or irritation of a tendon.","Inflammation/irritation of left shoulder tendon, code can include Shoulder Tendonitis/tendinosis/tendinopathy and/or RTC  Tendonitis/tendinosis/tendinopathy. \n","Physical Exam, Xrays, MRI, or CT. ","Shoulder pain, palpable tenderness,","Shoulder pain  at the site of the tendon, loss of motion, Pain extending below the proximal forearm suggests other possibilities such as cervical radiculopathy. Night pain is common and either interrupts sleep or does not allow the patient to lie on the involved side. Pain can be dull, toothache like which lingers for long periods or sharp, burning type which is not well tolerated. May experience weakness and loss of function.","Palpable tenderness about the shoulder, usually centered around the greater tuberosity, but the location varies. ",null,null,""]
["M76.41","TIBIAL COLLATERAL BURSITIS, RIGHT LEG","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of the knee joint involving the inner (medial) collateral ligament of the knee (crosses the knee joint from top to bottom).","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of bursitis, inflammation, thickening of the synovium-bursal sac.","A condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the ligament that crosses the knee from top to bottom, located in the medial aspect of the knee.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM.","","",""]
["M76.42","TIBIAL COLLATERAL BURSITIS, LEFT LEG","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of the knee joint involving the inner (medial) collateral ligament of the knee (crosses the knee joint from top to bottom).","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of bursitis, inflammation, thickening of the synovium-bursal sac.","A condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the ligament that crosses the knee from top to bottom, located in the medial aspect of the knee.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM.","","",""]
["M76.51","PATELLAR TENDINITIS, RIGHT KNEE","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of the patellar tendons attached in front of the knee. ","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of tendonitis/bursitis, swelling, inflammation, thickening of the tendon/synovium-bursal sac.","A condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the patellar tendon/bursal sac covering in the knee.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM.","","",""]
["M76.52","PATELLAR TENDINITIS, LEFT KNEE","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of the patellar tendons attached in front of the knee. ","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of tendonitis/bursitis, swelling, inflammation, thickening of the tendon/synovium-bursal sac.","A condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the patellar tendon/bursal sac covering in the knee.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM.","","",""]
["M76.61","ACHILLES TENDINITIS, RIGHT LEG","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of the of the Achilles (back of heel) tendon.","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of tendonitis/bursitis, swelling, inflammation, thickening of the tendon/synovium-bursal sac.","A condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the Achilles tendon/bursal sac covering in the back of the ankle at the heel of the foot.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM.","","",""]
["M76.62","ACHILLES TENDINITIS, LEFT LEG","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of the of the Achilles (back of heel) tendon.","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of tendonitis/bursitis, swelling, inflammation, thickening of the tendon/synovium-bursal sac.","A condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the Achilles tendon/bursal sac covering in the back of the ankle at the heel of the foot.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM.","","",""]
["M76.71","PERONEAL TENDINTIS, RIGHT LEG","Inflammation or irritation of a tendon.","Inflammation/irritation right peroneal tendon(s) (peroneal brevis and/or peroneal longus) just behind the fibula ankle bone.","Physical Exam, Xrays, and/or MRI","History - overuse, rapid increase in recent activity, pain to palpation on the tendon, weakness, dianostic findings.","pain, swelling, and inflammation right peroneal area/back of ankle","Pain with palpation on the tendons, swelling, decreased ROM."]
["M76.72","PERONEAL TENDINTIS, LEFT LEG","Inflammation or irritation of a tendon.","Inflammation/irritation left peroneal tendon(s) (peroneal brevis and/or peroneal longus) just behind the fibula ankle bone.","Physical Exam, Xrays, and/or MRI","History - overuse, rapid increase in recent activity, pain to palpation on the tendon, weakness, dianostic findings.","pain, swelling, and inflammation left peroneal area/back of ankle","Pain with palpation on the tendons, swelling, decreased ROM."]
["M76.811 - SEE NOTES","ANTERIOR TIBIAL SYNDROME, RIGHT LEG","Inflammation of the ligaments, muscles, and capsules that attach to bones and joints of lower limb excluding foot. Syndrome is precipitated by sudden vascular obstruction above the  anterior tibial artery.","Inflammation of the origin of the tibialis tendon: tender over lower leg","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of tendonitis/bursitis, swelling, inflammation, thickening of the tendon/synovium-bursal sac.","A condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the tibialis tendon/covering in the front of the lower leg\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM. Pain and erythema over the anterior tibial compartment when the leg is in the dependent position.",null,null,""]
["M76.812 - SEE NOTES","ANTERIOR TIBIAL SYNDROME, LEFT LEG","Inflammation of the ligaments, muscles, and capsules that attach to bones and joints of lower limb excluding foot. Syndrome is precipitated by sudden vascular obstruction above the  anterior tibial artery.","Inflammation of the tibialis tendon; tender over lower leg","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of tendonitis/bursitis, swelling, inflammation, thickening of the tendon/synovium-bursal sac.","A condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the tibialis tendon/bursal sac covering in the front of the lower leg\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM. Pain and erythema over the anterior tibial compartment when the leg is in the dependent position.",null,null,""]
["M76.821","POSTERIOR TIBIAL TENDINITIS, RIGHT LEG","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of the tibialis tendon (inside part of mediial ankkle)","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of tendonitis/bursitis, swelling, inflammation, thickening of the tendon/synovium-bursal sac.","A condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the tibialis tendon/bursal sac covering in the ankle.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM.","","",""]
["M76.822","POSTERIOR TIBIAL TENDINITIS, LEFT LEG","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Inflammation of the tibialis tendon (front of ankle).","Physician exam, MRI.","Evidence of tendonitis/bursitis, swelling, inflammation, thickening of the tendon/synovium-bursal sac.","A condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the tibialis tendon/bursal sac covering in the ankle.\n","Complaints of pain with palpation, swelling, decreased ROM.","","",""]
["M77.01","MEDIAL EPICONDYLITIS, RIGHT ELBOW","Medial epicondylitis (ME) is an overuse injury affecting the flexor-pronator muscle origin at the anterior medial epicondyle of the humerus.","Inflammation of the medial epicondyle of the humerus and surrounding tissues. Medial epicondylitis occurs less commonly than lateral epicondylitis; the symptoms of localized pain and weakness are similar but are located at the flexor pronator tendinous origin.","X-rays of the elbow, CT,  and/or MRI","X-rays of the elbow are helpful in determining if bone or elbow joint pathology is present as is the evaluation of valgus stability of the elbow.","Aching in proximal volar forearm.","Resisted wrist flexion and pronation will often reproduce symptoms. Weakness in proximal volar forearm muscles. Repetitive valgus stress can result in medial elbow symptoms including medial epicondylitis. The differential diagnosis includes medial collateral ligament injury or insufficiency, ulnar nerve tension-neuropraxia and intraarticular elbow pathology or any combination of these. To differentiate chronic medial collateral ligament injury from epicondylitis apply a vagus stress to the slightly flexed elbow while the wrist is flexed and the forearm pronated. This eliminates the symptoms of medial epicondylitis and results in a painless valgus stress test when the medial colleteral ligament is normal. Medial epicondylitis and ulnar neuropraxia often occur together. ","","",""]
["M77.02","MEDIAL EPICONDYLITIS, LEFT ELBOW","Medial epicondylitis (ME) is an overuse injury affecting the flexor-pronator muscle origin at the anterior medial epicondyle of the humerus.","Inflammation of the medial epicondyle of the humerus and surrounding tissues. Medial epicondylitis occurs less commonly than lateral epicondylitis; the symptoms of localized pain and weakness are similar but are located at the flexor pronator tendinous origin.","X-rays of the elbow, CT,  and/or MRI","X-rays of the elbow are helpful in determining if bone or elbow joint pathology is present as is the evaluation of valgus stability of the elbow.","Aching in proximal volar forearm.","Resisted wrist flexion and pronation will often reproduce symptoms. Weakness in proximal volar forearm muscles. Repetitive valgus stress can result in medial elbow symptoms including medial epicondylitis. The differential diagnosis includes medial collateral ligament injury or insufficiency, ulnar nerve tension-neuropraxia and intraarticular elbow pathology or any combination of these. To differentiate chronic medial collateral ligament injury from epicondylitis apply a vagus stress to the slightly flexed elbow while the wrist is flexed and the forearm pronated. This eliminates the symptoms of medial epicondylitis and results in a painless valgus stress test when the medial colleteral ligament is normal. Medial epicondylitis and ulnar neuropraxia often occur together. ","","",""]
["M77.11","LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS, RIGHT ELBOW","Lateral epicondylitis, commonly known as “tennis elbow,” is an overuse injury involving the tendons that attach to the bone on the outside (lateral) part of the elbow.","Inflammation of the lateral epicondyle of the humerus and surrounding tissues. Lateral epicondylitis also know as Tennis Elbow represents a pathologic condition at the common extensor origin of the lateral  humeral epicondyle and is characterized by pain at the epicondyle. It is one of the most common injuries among workers, musicians, and racquet sport athletes. Age of onset is generally after 30 years of age and most often around 40 years of age.","X-rays of the elbow, CT,  and/or MRI","X-rays will help to rule out calcified deposits or other lesions in the area. Degenerative changes in the radiocapitellar joint can simulate lateral epicondylitis and any significant radial head or distal humeral osteophytes could be seen in the x-ray.","Arching in proximal forearm exacerbated by participation in any activity that requires resisted wrist extension. Morning stiffness along with aching throughout the day is common. Rest will usually improve the symptoms but the pain returns with activity.","Maximum tenderness is directly over or slightly distal to the lateral epicondyle. Application of an axial load on the forearm combined with gentle passive forearm rotation may aid in differentiating lateral epicondylitis from radiocapitellar joint degenerative changes. This test often causes pain when articular degeneration is responsible for symptoms. (If the wrist is kept in neutral position it will not exacerbate the lateral epicondylitis). Typically, symptoms increase as wrist or finger extension is resisted with increasing extension of the elbow. Lateral elbow symptoms due to compression neuropathy of the radial nerve may simulate lateral epicondylitis and careful evaluation is necessary to rule out radial tunnel syndrome. A patient with radial tunnel syndrome complains of aching pain at the extensor-supinator muscle mass in the proximal forearm that may radiate into the distal are and forearm. In radial tunnel syndrome maximal tenderness is distal to the epicondyle (over the radial neck) and is more diffuse and aching in character.","","",""]
["M77.12","LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS, LEFT ELBOW","Lateral epicondylitis, commonly known as “tennis elbow,” is an overuse injury involving the tendons that attach to the bone on the outside (lateral) part of the elbow.","Inflammation of the lateral epicondyle of the humerus and surrounding tissues. Lateral epicondylitis also know as Tennis Elbow represents a pathologic condition at the common extensor origin of the lateral  humeral epicondyle and is characterized by pain at the epicondyle. It is one of the most common injuries among workers, musicians, and racquet sport athletes. Age of onset is generally after 30 years of age and most often around 40 years of age.","X-rays of the elbow, CT,  and/or MRI","X-rays will help to rule out calcified deposits or other lesions in the area. Degenerative changes in the radiocapitellar joint can simulate lateral epicondylitis and any significant radial head or distal humeral osteophytes could be seen in the x-ray.","Arching in proximal forearm exacerbated by participation in any activity that requires resisted wrist extension. Morning stiffness along with aching throughout the day is common. Rest will usually improve the symptoms but the pain returns with activity.","Maximum tenderness is directly over or slightly distal to the lateral epicondyle. Application of an axial load on the forearm combined with gentle passive forearm rotation may aid in differentiating lateral epicondylitis from radiocapitellar joint degenerative changes. This test often causes pain when articular degeneration is responsible for symptoms. (If the wrist is kept in neutral position it will not exacerbate the lateral epicondylitis). Typically, symptoms increase as wrist or finger extension is resisted with increasing extension of the elbow. Lateral elbow symptoms due to compression neuropathy of the radial nerve may simulate lateral epicondylitis and careful evaluation is necessary to rule out radial tunnel syndrome. A patient with radial tunnel syndrome complains of aching pain at the extensor-supinator muscle mass in the proximal forearm that may radiate into the distal are and forearm. In radial tunnel syndrome maximal tenderness is distal to the epicondyle (over the radial neck) and is more diffuse and aching in character.","","",""]
["M77.31 - SEE NOTES","CALCANEAL SPUR, RIGHT FOOT","Bone spur on the calcaneous bone (heel).","A bone excrescence (growth) on the lower surface of the calcaneous which frequently causes pain on walking.","X-Ray, CT Scan.","Positive radiological reading for the spur.","Pain with ambulation.","Pain with palpation of area, noted possible limp or favoring of the affected limb.",null,"",""]
["M77.32 - SEE NOTES","CALCANEAL SPUR, LEFT FOOT","Bone spur on the calcaneous bone (heel).","A bone excrescence (growth) on the lower surface of the calcaneous which frequently causes pain on walking.","X-Ray, CT Scan.","Positive radiological reading for the spur.","Pain with ambulation.","Pain with palpation of area, noted possible limp or favoring of the affected limb.",null,"",""]
["M79.1 - SEE NOTES","MYALGIA (sypmtom, not a condition)","Myofascial pain syndrome. Pain in a muscle or group of muscles.","A chronic pain disorder. Pain and/or inflammation of muscle tissue. In general, condition of pain of several months duration in a given muscle or group of muscles and connective tissues.","None","Physician findings correlate to MOI, Pain in \"trigger points\", and/or referred pain.","Painful muscles and fatigue. Trigger points, deep, aching pain, tender knot in a muscle, difficulty sleeping due to pain.","Tenderness on palpation of a given muscle group; Increased consistency of muscle on palpation.","REFER TO NURSE if condition causing the symptom is not available.\n\n","",""]
["M84.311A ","STRESS FRACTURE, RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.",null,""]
["M84.312A","STRESS FRACTURE, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.",null,""]
["M84.321A","STRESS FRACTURE, RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M84.322A","STRESS FRACTURE, LEFT HUMERUS, INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M84.331A","STRESS FRACTURE, RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR FX","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M84.332A","STRESS FRACTURE, LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR FX","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M84.333A","STRESS FRACTURE, RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR FX","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M84.334A","STRESS FRACTURE, LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR FX","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M84.341A","STRESS FRACTURE, RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M84.342A","STRESS FRACTURE, LEFT HAND, INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M84.344A","STRESS FRACTURE,RIGHT FINGER(S), INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M84.345A","STRESS FRACTURE, LEFT FINGER(S), INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M84.350A","STRESS FRACTURE, PELVIS, INITIAL ENCOUNTER FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","The pelvis is a butterfly-shaped group of bones at the base of the spine. The pelvis consists of the pubis, ilium and ischium bones (among others) held together by tough ligaments to form a girdle of bones.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to move or ambulate. Referred pain in the general area of the fracture area.","Pain with palpation and ROM (range of motion), warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M84.351A","STRESS FRACTURE, RIGHT FEMUR, INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Shaft of Femur: the cylindric shaft of the thigh bone.\n","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move leg or ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture, general hip area.","Pain with palpation and ROM (range of motion), warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M84.352A","STRESS FRACTURE, LEFT FEMUR, INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Shaft of Femur: the cylindric shaft of the thigh bone.\n","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move leg or ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture, general hip area.","Pain with palpation and ROM (range of motion), warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M84.361A","STRESS FRACTURE, RIGHT TIBIA, INIT FOR FX","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock.  Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of one or both bones of the lower leg.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","","",""]
["M84.362A","STRESS FRACTURE, LEFT TIBIA, INIT FOR FX","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock.  Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of one or both bones of the lower leg.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","","",""]
["M84.363A","STRESS FRACTURE, RIGHT FIBULA, INIT FOR FX","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock.  Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of one or both bones of the lower leg.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","","",""]
["M84.364A","STRESS FRACTURE, LEFT FIBULA, INIT FOR FX","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock.  Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of one or both bones of the lower leg.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","","",""]
["M84.371A","STRESS FRACTURE, RIGHT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M84.372A","STRESS FRACTURE, LEFT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M84.374A","STRESS FRACTURE, RIGHT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of one or more tarsal bones in the foot.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","","",""]
["M84.375A","STRESS FRACTURE, LEFT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of one or more tarsal bones in the foot.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","","",""]
["M84.377A","STRESS FRACTURE, RIGHT TOE(S), INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of one or more tarsal bones in the foot.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","","",""]
["M84.378A","STRESS FRACTURE, LEFT TOE(S), INIT ENCNTR FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of one or more tarsal bones in the foot.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","","",""]
["M84.38XA","STRESS FRACTURE, OTHER SITE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER FOR FRACTURE","A stress fracture is an overuse injury. It occurs when muscles become fatigued and are unable to absorb added shock. Eventually, the fatigued muscle transfers the overload of stress to the bone causing a tiny crack called a stress fracture.","Fracture of a specified bone.","X-rays, CT scan\nIf not identified on x-ray or CT, a bone scan or MRI may be indicated.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Localized pain, redness, swelling, decreased ability to use, move, ambulate. Referred pain in the area of the fracture.","Pain with palpation, warmth, redness, decreased movement, inability to ambulate, lift or carry.","The signs, symptoms and exam findings are all dependent on the bone(s) that are fractured. You may also see side effects of the fracture, like external and /or internal bleeding.","",""]
["M94.0","CHONDROCOSTAL JUNCTION SYNDROME TIETZE","An inflammatory process due to irritation, injury or overuse causing regional swelling.","Also known as Costochondritis, Inflammation of the cartilage in between the breast bone and the ribs.","Ultrasonography or MRI.","Visualization of inflammation, irritation.","IW complaints of pain with deep breathing, shortness of breath, chest pain.","Direct visualization and palpation. ","Also called costochondritis or costochondral junction syndrome.","",""]
["M94.211, M94.212, M94.221, M94.222, M94.231, M94.232, M94.241, M94.242, M94.251, M94.252, M94.261, M94.262, M94.271, M94.272   - SEE NOTES","CHONDROMALACIA, INCLUDES SHOULDER, ELBOW, WRIST, HAND, HIP, KNEE, ANKLE AND FOOT BASED ON LATERALITY","Softening or deterioration of the articular cartilage - most frequently in the patella.","Softening of the articular cartilage, with cartilage loss (frequently associated as a precursor to arthritis of the joint in question), most frequently in the patella.","Xrays, MRI,  CT, AND/OR arthroscopy.","Positive radiological reading for chondromalacia of affected joint. Xray-may show bone damage, misalignment, or arthritis, MRI shows cartilage wear/tear.","Pain and/or a grinding sensation with ambulation.","Noted pain with ambulation, noted possible limp or favoring of the affected limb.",null,"",""]
["M99.00 - SEE NOTES","SEGMENTAL AND SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION OF HEAD REGION","Defined as the impaired or altered function of related components of the somatic (bodywork) system including: the skeletal, arthrodial, and myofascial structures, and their related vascular, lymphatic, and neural elements.","The injury/chiropractic condition of segmental dysfunction (chiropractic subluxation) is defined as an alteration in joint function in spinal segments and joints of the body which affects the neuro-musculoskeletal system as diagnosed by chiropractors.","None","None","Localized pain and tenderness identified through observation/percussion and palpation.","Asymmetry of joint function noted during examination (observation/palpation). Range of motion-restriction/change in normal joint function (i.e. motion palpation); specific level of restriction should be identified. Localized soft tissue changes-(i.e. spasm, edema, tenderness) identified during general examination.",null,"",""]
["M99.01 - SEE NOTES","SEGMENTAL AND SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION OF CERVICAL REGION","Defined as the impaired or altered function of related components of the somatic (bodywork) system including: the skeletal, arthrodial, and myofascial structures, and their related vascular, lymphatic, and neural elements.","The injury/chiropractic condition of segmental dysfunction (chiropractic subluxation) is defined as an alteration in joint function in spinal segments and joints of the body which affects the neuro-musculoskeletal system as diagnosed by chiropractors.","None","None","Localized pain and tenderness identified through observation/percussion and palpation.","Asymmetry of joint function noted during examination (observation/palpation). Range of motion-restriction/change in normal joint function (i.e. motion palpation); specific level of restriction should be identified. Localized soft tissue changes-(i.e. spasm, edema, tenderness) identified during general examination.",null,"",""]
["M99.02 - SEE NOTES","SEGMENTAL AND SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION OF THORACIC REGION","Defined as the impaired or altered function of related components of the somatic (bodywork) system including: the skeletal, arthrodial, and myofascial structures, and their related vascular, lymphatic, and neural elements.","The injury/chiropractic condition of segmental dysfunction (chiropractic subluxation) is defined as an alteration in joint function in spinal segments and joints of the body which affects the neuro-musculoskeletal system as diagnosed by chiropractors.","None","None","Localized pain and tenderness identified through observation/percussion and palpation.","Asymmetry of joint function noted during examination (observation/palpation). Range of motion-restriction/change in normal joint function (i.e. motion palpation); specific level of restriction should be identified. Localized soft tissue changes-(i.e. spasm, edema, tenderness) identified during general examination.",null,"",""]
["M99.03 - SEE NOTES","SEGMENTAL AND SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION OF LUMBAR REGION","Defined as the impaired or altered function of related components of the somatic (bodywork) system including: the skeletal, arthrodial, and myofascial structures, and their related vascular, lymphatic, and neural elements.","The injury/chiropractic condition of segmental dysfunction (chiropractic subluxation) is defined as an alteration in joint function in spinal segments and joints of the body which affects the neuro-musculoskeletal system as diagnosed by chiropractors.","None","None","Localized pain and tenderness identified through observation/percussion and palpation.","Asymmetry of joint function noted during examination (observation/palpation). Range of motion-restriction/change in normal joint function (i.e. motion palpation); specific level of restriction should be identified. Localized soft tissue changes-(i.e. spasm, edema, tenderness) identified during general examination.",null,"",""]
["M99.04 - SEE NOTES","SEGMENTAL AND SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION OF SACRAL REGION","Defined as the impaired or altered function of related components of the somatic (bodywork) system including: the skeletal, arthrodial, and myofascial structures, and their related vascular, lymphatic, and neural elements.","The injury/chiropractic condition of segmental dysfunction (chiropractic subluxation) is defined as an alteration in joint function in spinal segments and joints of the body which affects the neuro-musculoskeletal system as diagnosed by chiropractors.","None","None","Localized pain and tenderness identified through observation/percussion and palpation.","Asymmetry of joint function noted during examination (observation/palpation). Range of motion-restriction/change in normal joint function (i.e. motion palpation); specific level of restriction should be identified. Localized soft tissue changes-(i.e. spasm, edema, tenderness) identified during general examination.",null,"",""]
["M99.05 - SEE NOTES","SEGMENTAL AND SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION OF PELVIC REGION","Defined as the impaired or altered function of related components of the somatic (bodywork) system including: the skeletal, arthrodial, and myofascial structures, and their related vascular, lymphatic, and neural elements.","The injury/chiropractic condition of segmental dysfunction (chiropractic subluxation) is defined as an alteration in joint function in spinal segments and joints of the body which affects the neuro-musculoskeletal system as diagnosed by chiropractors.","None","None","Localized pain and tenderness identified through observation/percussion and palpation.","Asymmetry of joint function noted during examination (observation/palpation). Range of motion-restriction/change in normal joint function (i.e. motion palpation); specific level of restriction should be identified. Localized soft tissue changes-(i.e. spasm, edema, tenderness) identified during general examination.",null,"",""]
["M99.06 - SEE NOTES","SEGMENTAL AND SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION OF LOWER EXTREMITY","Defined as the impaired or altered function of related components of the somatic (bodywork) system including: the skeletal, arthrodial, and myofascial structures, and their related vascular, lymphatic, and neural elements.","The injury/chiropractic condition of segmental dysfunction (chiropractic subluxation) is defined as an alteration in joint function in spinal segments and joints of the body which affects the neuro-musculoskeletal system as diagnosed by chiropractors.","None","None","Localized pain and tenderness identified through observation/percussion and palpation.","Asymmetry of joint function noted during examination (observation/palpation). Range of motion-restriction/change in normal joint function (i.e. motion palpation); specific level of restriction should be identified. Localized soft tissue changes-(i.e. spasm, edema, tenderness) identified during general examination.",null,"",""]
["M99.07 - SEE NOTES","SEGMENTAL AND SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION OF UPPER EXTREMITY","Defined as the impaired or altered function of related components of the somatic (bodywork) system including: the skeletal, arthrodial, and myofascial structures, and their related vascular, lymphatic, and neural elements.","The injury/chiropractic condition of segmental dysfunction (chiropractic subluxation) is defined as an alteration in joint function in spinal segments and joints of the body which affects the neuro-musculoskeletal system as diagnosed by chiropractors.","None","None","Localized pain and tenderness identified through observation/percussion and palpation.","Asymmetry of joint function noted during examination (observation/palpation). Range of motion-restriction/change in normal joint function (i.e. motion palpation); specific level of restriction should be identified. Localized soft tissue changes-(i.e. spasm, edema, tenderness) identified during general examination.",null,"",""]
["M99.08 - SEE NOTES","SEGMENTAL AND SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION OF RIB CAGE","Defined as the impaired or altered function of related components of the somatic (bodywork) system including: the skeletal, arthrodial, and myofascial structures, and their related vascular, lymphatic, and neural elements.","The injury/chiropractic condition of segmental dysfunction (chiropractic subluxation) is defined as an alteration in joint function in spinal segments and joints of the body which affects the neuro-musculoskeletal system as diagnosed by chiropractors.","None","None","Localized pain and tenderness identified through observation/percussion and palpation.","Asymmetry of joint function noted during examination (observation/palpation). Range of motion-restriction/change in normal joint function (i.e. motion palpation); specific level of restriction should be identified. Localized soft tissue changes-(i.e. spasm, edema, tenderness) identified during general examination.",null,"",""]
["M99.09 - SEE NOTES","SEGMENTAL AND SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION OF ABDOMEN AND OTH REGIONS","Defined as the impaired or altered function of related components of the somatic (bodywork) system including: the skeletal, arthrodial, and myofascial structures, and their related vascular, lymphatic, and neural elements.","The injury/chiropractic condition of segmental dysfunction (chiropractic subluxation) is defined as an alteration in joint function in spinal segments and joints of the body which affects the neuro-musculoskeletal system as diagnosed by chiropractors.","None","None","Localized pain and tenderness identified through observation/percussion and palpation.","Asymmetry of joint function noted during examination (observation/palpation). Range of motion-restriction/change in normal joint function (i.e. motion palpation); specific level of restriction should be identified. Localized soft tissue changes-(i.e. spasm, edema, tenderness) identified during general examination.",null,"",""]
["S00.00XA - SEE NOTES","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF SCALP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial","Unspecified- use other coding for specific condition.  ","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.",null,null,null,""]
["S00.01XA","ABRASION OF SCALP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Scratch or scrape to the skin on the scalp.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S00.02XA","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF SCALP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of the skin.","Nonthermal (not caused by heat) blister.","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S00.03XA","CONTUSION OF SCALP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise or hematoma. A superficial injury to face, scalp region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the face, scalp, and neck.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","Physical exam findings, or X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S00.05XA","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF SCALP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2  layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","","",""]
["S00.06XA","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF SCALP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A bite from a non-poisonous insect or spider  to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite from any insect or spider that is not life threatening or infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection.","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","","",""]
["S00.07XA","OTHER SUPERFICIAL BITE OF SCALP","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","CLOSED bite of the scalp, (excludes open bite -S01.05-), not from insect.","N/A","Superficial injury caused by a bite that does not open the skin.","Pain, any bruise or sign of bite without open skin.","Superficial injury caused by a bite that does not open the skin."]
["S00.11XA","CONTUSION OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to face, scalp region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma to the eyelid/periocular area where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the face, scalp, and neck.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S00.12XA","CONTUSION OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to face, scalp region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the face, scalp, and neck.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S00.201A - SEE NOTES","UNSP SUPERFIC INJURY OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULR AREA, INIT","Injury to the eye lids and/or tissue immediately surrounding the eye. Includes abrasion, insect bite and superficial foreign body(splinter).","A type of abrasion that is usually not any deeper than the second layer of skin, epidermis, and is characterized by redness of the skin due to congestion of the capillaries.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed or could be something like a paper cut.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape or contusion.",null,""]
["S00.202A - SEE NOTES","UNSP SUPERFIC INJURY OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULR AREA, INIT","Injury to the eye lids and/or tissue immediately surrounding the eye. Includes abrasion, insect bite and superficial foreign body(splinter).","A type of abrasion that is usually not any deeper than the second layer of skin, epidermis, and is characterized by redness of the skin due to congestion of the capillaries.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed or could be something like a paper cut.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape or contusion.",null,""]
["S00.211A","ABRASION OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT ENCNTR","Injury to the eye lids and/or tissue immediately surrounding the eye. Includes abrasion, insect bite and superficial foreign body(splinter).","A type of abrasion that is usually not any deeper than the second layer of skin, epidermis, and is characterized by redness of the skin due to congestion of the capillaries.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed or could be something like a paper cut.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape or contusion.","",""]
["S00.212A","ABRASION OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT ENCNTR","Injury to the eye lids and/or tissue immediately surrounding the eye. Includes abrasion, insect bite and superficial foreign body(splinter).","A type of abrasion that is usually not any deeper than the second layer of skin, epidermis, and is characterized by redness of the skin due to congestion of the capillaries.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed or could be something like a paper cut.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape or contusion.","",""]
["S00.251A","SUPERFICIAL FB OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT","Injury to the eye lids and/or tissue immediately surrounding the eye. Includes abrasion, insect bite and superficial foreign body(splinter).","A type of abrasion that is usually not any deeper than the second layer of skin, epidermis, and is characterized by redness of the skin due to congestion of the capillaries.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed or could be something like a paper cut.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape or contusion.","",""]
["S00.252A","SUPERFICIAL FB OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT","Injury to the eye lids and/or tissue immediately surrounding the eye. Includes abrasion, insect bite and superficial foreign body(splinter).","A type of abrasion that is usually not any deeper than the second layer of skin, epidermis, and is characterized by redness of the skin due to congestion of the capillaries.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed or could be something like a paper cut.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape or contusion.","",""]
["S00.261A","INSECT BITE OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT","Injury to the eye lids and/or tissue immediately surrounding the eye. Includes abrasion, insect bite and superficial foreign body(splinter).","A type of abrasion that is usually not any deeper than the second layer of skin, epidermis, and is characterized by redness of the skin due to congestion of the capillaries.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed or could be something like a paper cut.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape or contusion.","",""]
["S00.262A","INSECT BITE OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT","Injury to the eye lids and/or tissue immediately surrounding the eye. Includes abrasion, insect bite and superficial foreign body(splinter).","A type of abrasion that is usually not any deeper than the second layer of skin, epidermis, and is characterized by redness of the skin due to congestion of the capillaries.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed or could be something like a paper cut.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape or contusion.","",""]
["S00.30XA","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF NOSE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S00.31XA","ABRASION OF NOSE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S00.32XA","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF NOSE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of the skin that is not infected. "," Fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of the skin of the nose. ","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S00.33XA","CONTUSION OF NOSE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to face, scalp region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma of the nose where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the face, scalp, and neck.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S00.35XA","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF NOSE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2  layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), of the nose that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","","",""]
["S00.36XA","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF NOSE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A bite from a non-poisonous insect or spider  to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite to the nose  from any insect or spider that is not life threatening or infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","","",""]
["S00.401A","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF RIGHT EAR, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Code to specific condition if possible.",null,""]
["S00.402A -SEE NOTE\n\n","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF LEFT EAR, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Code to specific condition if possible.","",""]
["S00.411A","ABRASION OF RIGHT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S00.412A","ABRASION OF LEFT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S00.421A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF RIGHT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of the skin that are not infected. ","Fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of the skin of the right ear ","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S00.422A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF LEFT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of the skin that is not infected. ","Fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of the skin of the left ear ","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S00.431A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to face, scalp region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the face, scalp, and neck.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S00.432A","CONTUSION OF LEFT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to face, scalp region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the face, scalp, and neck.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S00.451A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT EAR, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2  layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","","",""]
["S00.452A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT EAR, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2  layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","","",""]
["S00.461A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF RIGHT EAR, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from a non-poisonous insect or spider  to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite from any insect or spider that is not life threatening or infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","","",""]
["S00.462A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF LEFT EAR, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from a non-poisonous insect or spider  to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite from any insect or spider that is not life threatening or infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","","",""]
["S00.501A","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF LIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S00.502A","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF ORAL CAVITY, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S00.511A","ABRASION OF LIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S00.512A","ABRASION OF ORAL CAVITY, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S00.521A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF LIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of the skin that is not infected. ","They often occur in these areas of the body when they come into contact with a burning agent either chemical or electrical or heat/fire or objects that cause friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S00.522A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF ORAL CAVITY, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of the skin that is not infected. ","They often occur in these areas of the body when they come into contact with a burning agent either chemical or electrical or heat/fire or objects that cause friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S00.531A","CONTUSION OF LIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to face, scalp region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the face, scalp, and neck.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S00.532A","CONTUSION OF ORAL CAVITY, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to face, scalp region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the face, scalp, and neck.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S00.551A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2  layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","","",""]
["S00.552A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF ORAL CAVITY, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2  layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","","",""]
["S00.561A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF LIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A bite from a non-poisonous insect or spider  to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite from any insect or spider that is not life threatening or infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","","",""]
["S00.562A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OFORAL CAVITY, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A bite from a non-poisonous insect or spider  to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite from any insect or spider that is not life threatening or infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","","Code to specific condition and site if possible.",""]
["S00.80XA","UNSP SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF OTHER PART OF HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","Code to specific condition and site if possible.",""]
["S00.81XA","ABRASION OF OTHER PART OF HEAD, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","Code to specific condition and site if possible.",""]
["S00.83XA","CONTUSION OF OTHER PART OF HEAD, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to face, scalp region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the face, scalp, and neck.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Code to specific condition and site if possible.",""]
["S00.90XA","UNSP SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF UNSP PART OF HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Code to specific condition and site if possible.\n\n",null,""]
["S00.91XA","ABRASION OF UNSPECIFIED PART OF HEAD, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S00.92XA","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF UNSP PART OF HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of the skin. ","Blister not caused by heat. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S00.93XA","CONTUSION OF UNSPECIFIED PART OF HEAD","Also called a bruise or hematoma, is a superficial injury to face, scalp region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the face, scalp, and neck.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury."]
["S00.95XA","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF UNSP PART OF HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and continuing/increased pain, inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S00.96XA","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF UNSP PART OF HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area.","A bite from an insect or spider that is not life threatening. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and continuing/increased pain, inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S01.01XA","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF SCALP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.",null,"",""]
["S01.02XA","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF SCALP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ",null,"",""]
["S01.03XA","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FB OF SCALP","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery. Psychological adjustment problems and depression. Disorders of taste and smell."]
["S01.04XA","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FB OF SCALP","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. "]
["S01.05XA","OPEN BITE OF SCALP"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin caused by a bite (not insect) in the affected area.","Open bite wound of scalp","N/A","Physical exam findings, history report of bite.","Pain to affected site, possible bleeding","Open wound, Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area."]
["S01.111A","LACERATION W/O FB OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",null,""]
["S01.112A","LACERATION W/O FB OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",null,""]
["S01.121A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. "]
["S01.122A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. "]
["S01.131A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FB OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the scalp. An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery. Psychological adjustment problems and depression. Disorders of taste and smell."]
["S01.132A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FB OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the scalp. An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery. Psychological adjustment problems and depression. Disorders of taste and smell."]
["S01.141A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FB OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. "]
["S01.142A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FB OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. "]
["S01.151A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin caused by a bite (not insect) in the affected area.","Open bite wound of right eyelid/periocular area","N/A","Physical exam findings, history report of bite.","Pain to affected site, possible bleeding","Open wound, Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area."]
["S01.152A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin caused by a bite (not insect) in the affected area.","Open bite wound of right eyelid/periocular area","N/A","Physical exam findings, history report of bite.","Pain to affected site, possible bleeding","Open wound, Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area."]
["S01.20XA","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF NOSE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the space behind the nose, above the mouth and below eyes.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S01.21XA","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF NOSE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the space behind the nose, above the mouth and below eyes.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S01.22XA","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY NOSE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S01.23XA","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF NOSE, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the space behind the nose, above the mouth and below eyes. An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery. Psychological adjustment problems and depression. Disorders of taste and smell.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S01.24XA","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY OF NOSE, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part.","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery. Psychological adjustment problems and depression. Disorders of taste and smell.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S01.25XA","OPEN BITE OF NOSE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the space behind the nose, above the mouth and below eyes.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery. Disorders of taste and smell.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S01.301A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","","",""]
["S01.302A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF LEFT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","","",""]
["S01.311A","LACERATION WITHOUT FB OF RIGHT EAR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S01.312A","LACERATION WITHOUT FB OF LEFT EAR","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part.","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S01.331A ","Puncture wound of right ear ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin, right ear","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S01.332A ","Puncture wound of left ear ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin, left ear","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S01.351A ","Open bite of right ear ","open wound caused by bite, right ear, NOS. Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite, right ear, NOS","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination.",null,"N/A"]
["S01.352A ","Open bite of left ear ","open wound caused by bite, left ear, NOS. Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite, left ear, NOS","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, erythema/redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, erythema/redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination.",null,"N/A"]
["S01.401A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT CHEEK AND TMJ AREA, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation.",null,""]
["S01.402A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF LEFT CHEEK AND TMJ AREA, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation.",null,""]
["S01.411A","LACERATION W/O FB OF RIGHT CHEEK AND TMJ AREA, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S01.412A","LACERATION W/O FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT CHEEK AND TMJ AREA, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S01.421A","LACERATION W FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT CHEEK AND TMJ AREA, INIT","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part.","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S01.422A","LACERATION W FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT CHEEK AND TMJ AREA, INIT","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part.","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S01.431A","PNCTR W/O FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT CHEEK AND TMJ AREA, INIT","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the bucchal pouch exterior, lateral from the nose and mouth and below eyes.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S01.432A","PNCTR W/O FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT CHEEK AND TMJ AREA, INIT","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the bucchal pouch exterior, lateral from the nose and mouth and below eyes.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S01.441A","PNCTR WITH FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT CHEEK AND TMJ AREA, INIT","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the bucchal pouch exterior, lateral from the nose and mouth and below eyes.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S01.442A","PNCTR W/O FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT CHEEK AND TMJ AREA, INIT","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the bucchal pouch exterior, lateral from the nose and mouth and below eyes.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S01.451A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT CHEEK AND TEMPOROMANDIBULAR AREA, INIT","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the bucchal pouch exterior, lateral from the nose and mouth and below eyes.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S01.452A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT CHEEK AND TEMPOROMANDIBULAR AREA, INIT","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the bucchal pouch exterior, lateral from the nose and mouth and below eyes.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S01.501A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF LIP","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the bucchal pouch exterior, lateral from the nose and mouth and below eyes.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S01.502A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF ORAL CAVITY","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the bucchal pouch exterior, lateral from the nose and mouth and below eyes.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S01.511A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF LIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S01.512A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF ORAL CAVITY, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S01.521A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF LIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part.","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S01.522A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF ORAL CAVITY INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part.","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S01.531A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF LIP, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S01.532A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF ORAL CAVITY, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S01.541A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY OF LIP, INIT ENCNTR","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part.","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S01.542A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY OF ORAL CAVITY, INIT ENCNTR","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part.","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S01.551A","OPEN BITE OF LIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S01.552A","OPEN BITE OF ORAL CAVITY, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S01.80XA ","Open wound of jaw (other part of head) ","open wound to jaw/head -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible localized pain/tenderness, erythema/redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","open wound to skin, erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination.",null,"N/A"]
["S01.81XA","LACERATION W/O FOREIGN BODY OF OTH PART OF HEAD, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S01.82XA","LACERATION W FOREIGN BODY OF OTH PART OF HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part.","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S01.83XA","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY OTH PRT HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the space  above the  eyes and below the scalp line. An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.  ","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S01.84XA","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY OTH PRT HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part.","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S01.85XA","OPEN BITE OF OTHER PART OF HEAD, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the space  above the  eyes and below the scalp line.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S02.0XXA - SEE NOTES","FRACTURE OF VAULT OF SKULL, INIT ENCNTR FOR CLOSED FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of frontal or parietal bones.","X-Rays, CT, and/or MRI.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present.","Possible loss of consciousness, laceration of scalp, headache, dizziness, loss of memory, sight, altered mentation-groggy, non-attentive, sleepiness.","Possible contusion of scalp, headache, dizziness, loss or altered memory, speech, sight, mentation-groggy, non-attentive, sleepiness.","You will usually see a CT scan, especially if altered mentation continues, for possible brain injury.",null,""]
["S02.2XXA","FRACTURE OF NASAL BONES, INIT ENCNTR FOR CLOSED FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the two bones making up the bridge of the nose.","X-Rays, CT, and/or MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising.","","",""]
["S03.01XA","DISLOCATION OF RIGHT JAW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Injury to the joints that connect the lower jawbone to the skull causing unhinging of the jaw joint. ","Injury to the joints that connect the lower jawbone to the skull causing unhinging of the right jaw joint.","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling, bleeding or bandaging.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Difficulty opening and closing mouth.","Includes menisci, mandible and inferior maxilla.",""]
["S03.02XA","DISLOCATION OF LEFT JAW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Injury to the joints that connect the lower jawbone to the skull causing unhinging of the jaw joint. ","Injury to the joints that connect the lower jawbone to the skull causing unhinging of the right jaw joint.","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling, bleeding or bandaging.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Difficulty opening and closing mouth.","Includes menisci, mandible and inferior maxilla.",""]
["S03.03XA","DISLOCATION OF BILATERAL JAW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Injury to the joints that connect the lower jawbone to the skull causing unhinging of the jaw joint. ","Injury to the joints that connect the lower jawbone to the skull causing unhinging of the right jaw joint.","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Extreme pain, total or partial loss of use, bruising, swelling, bleeding or bandaging.","Combining the method of injury, the patient's complaints and the visual changes, along with the decreased or complete loss of use.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Difficulty opening and closing mouth.","Includes menisci, mandible and inferior maxilla.",""]
["S05.01XA","INJ CONJUNCTIVA AND CORNEAL ABRASION W/O FB, RIGHT EYE, INIT","Injuries to the outer surface of the cornea (the outer covering of the eye). Includes corneal abrasion and superficial laceration.",null,"None","N/A","Redness, pain or burning sensation, feeling of scratchiness, like sand is in your eye and increased tear production.","Redness, complaints of pain, scratching or burning sensation. Visualization of the abrasion/injury.","Usually visualized during magnified eye exam, using colored drops and lights.","",""]
["S05.02XA","INJ CONJUNCTIVA AND CORNEAL ABRASION W/O FB, LEFT EYE, INIT","Injuries to the outer surface of the cornea (the outer covering of the eye). Includes corneal abrasion and superficial laceration.","A type of abrasion that is usually not very deep and is characterized by irritation, scratchiness, pain, redness, seeping or increased tear production. ","None","N/A","Redness, pain or burning sensation, feeling of scratchiness, like sand is in your eye and increased tear production.","Redness, complaints of pain, scratching or burning sensation. Visualization of the abrasion/injury.","Usually visualized during magnified eye exam, using colored drops and lights.","",""]
["S05.11XA","CONTUSION OF EYEBALL AND ORBITAL TISSUES, RIGHT EYE, INIT","Includes traumatic hyphema, Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the eyeball, without a break in the skin. Black eye codes to S00.11XA or S00.12XA- (contusion eyelid and periocular)","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the orbital tissues.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S05.12XA","CONTUSION OF EYEBALL AND ORBITAL TISSUES, LEFT EYE, INIT","Includes traumatic hyphema, Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the eyeball, without a break in the skin. Black eye codes to S00.11XA or S00.12XA- (contusion eyelid and periocular)","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the orbital tissues.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S05.8X1A","OTHER INJURY OF RIGHT EYE AND ORBIT, INIT ENCNTR","Includes lacrimal duct injury. Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to eye region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the eye and adnexa.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","May be from trauma, or from certain surgical procedures.",""]
["S05.8X2A","OTHER INJURY OF LEFT EYE AND ORBIT, INIT ENCNTR","Includes lacrimal duct injury. Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to eye region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the eye and adnexa.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","May be from trauma, or from certain surgical procedures.",""]
["S05.91XA - SEE NOTES","UNSPECIFIED INJURY OF RIGHT EYE AND ORBIT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Injuries to the outer surface of the cornea (the outer covering of the eye). Includes corneal abrasion and superficial laceration. May also be a bruise, a superficial injury to eye region, without a break in the skin.","A type of abrasion that is usually not very deep and is characterized by irritation, scratchiness, pain, redness, seeping or increased tear production. ","None","N/A","Redness, pain or burning sensation, feeling of scratchiness, like sand is in your eye and increased tear production.","Redness, complaints of pain, scratching or burning sensation. Visualization of the abrasion/injury.","Usually visualized during magnified eye exam, using colored drops and lights.",null,""]
["S05.92XA - SEE NOTES","UNSPECIFIED INJURY OF LEFT EYE AND ORBIT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Injuries to the outer surface of the cornea (the outer covering of the eye). Includes corneal abrasion and superficial laceration. May also be a bruise, a superficial injury to eye region, without a break in the skin.","A type of abrasion that is usually not very deep and is characterized by irritation, scratchiness, pain, redness, seeping or increased tear production. ","None","N/A","Redness, pain or burning sensation, feeling of scratchiness, like sand is in your eye and increased tear production.","Redness, complaints of pain, scratching or burning sensation. Visualization of the abrasion/injury.","Usually visualized during magnified eye exam, using colored drops and lights."]
["S06.0X0A","CONCUSSION WITHOUT LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","An insult to the brain from the cranial vault.","A bump, blow, or jolt to the head that disrupts the normal function of the brain, where no loss of consciousness occurs.      ","CT or MRI.","CT scan used to rule out acute brain injury. Findings for a concussion only injury would be a negative CT scan or MRI.","The signs and symptoms can be subtle and may not be immediately apparent. Symptoms can last for days, weeks or even longer. The most common symptoms  are headache, amnesia, confusion, ringing in the ears, nausea or vomiting, \nslurred speech, fatigue, concentration and memory complaints, irritability and other personality changes, sensitivity to light and noise .\n\n"," A confused or blank expression; blunted affect. Delayed response to simple questioning may be demonstrated, along with emotional lability. The emotional lability may become more evident as the IW attempts to cope with their confusion. Many IW report an associated headache and dizziness. Visual complaints may include seeing stars, blurry vision, or double vision. Mild cognitive changes.","The amnesia, which may or may not be preceded by a loss of consciousness, almost always involves the loss of memory of the impact that caused the concussion. Some symptoms of concussions may be immediate or delayed in onset by hours or days after injury.",""]
["S09.90XA - SEE NOTES","UNSPECIFIED INJURY OF HEAD, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Includes Head injury, NOS. Excludes brain injury NOS (S06.9-), head injury NOS with  LOC (S06.9-), and intracranial injury NOS (S06.9)","Non-specific, Includes Head injury, NOS. Excludes brain injury NOS (S06.9-), head injury NOS with  LOC (S06.9-), and intracranial injury NOS (S06.9-)","A visual inspection may be all that is required to diagnose a closed head injury.                                       CAT Scans or other imaging tests may be negative (negative does not mean there is not a closed head injury).","Visual confirmation.                               Mechanism of injury that supports a closed head injury (bump or blow to head, jolt to body (causes brain to bounce around in skull), external force.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area, complaints of pain head and/or neck area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.",null,"Often on initial examination, the provider will not have a specific diagnosis and will request closed head injury.  If the mechanism of injury (MOI) supports a closed head injury, than this condition should be allowed and a more specific condition may be requested upon subsequent treatment and examination.                                  Refer to a nurse if you have questions about the MOI.                Other injuries, such as a scalp laceration, etc. should be coded in addition to the closed head injury. ",""]
["S09.91XA - SEE NOTES","UNSPECIFIED INJURY OF EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area. Includes injury of ear, NOS","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Use a  more specific condition / code if possible. ",""]
["S09.92XA- SEE NOTES","UNSPECIFIED INJURY OF NOSE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area. Includes Injury of nose, NOS","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Use a  more specific condition / code if possible. ",""]
["S09.93XA - SEE NOTES","UNSPECIFIED INJURY OF FACE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area. Includes Injury of face, NOS ","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Use a  more specific condition / code if possible. ",""]
["S10.0XXA","CONTUSION OF THROAT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to  throat region, without a break in the skin.","A bump, blow, or jolt to the throat causing a relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the face, scalp, and neck.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S10.10XA - SEE NOTES","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURIES OF THROAT, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","Use a  more specific condition / code if possible. ",""]
["S10.11XA","ABRASION OF THROAT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area .","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S10.12XA","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF THROAT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of the skin that is not infected. ","fluid-filled vesicles just below the surface of the skin of the throat that are not infected.","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S10.15XA","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF THROAT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2  layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","","",""]
["S10.16XA","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF THROAT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A bite from a non-poisonous insect or spider  to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite from any insect or spider that is not life threatening or infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","","",""]
["S10.83XA","CONTUSION OF OTHER SPECIFIED PART OF NECK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to face, scalp region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the face, scalp, and neck.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan."]
["S10.90XA - SEE NOTES","UNSP SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF UNSP PART OF NECK, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","Use a  more specific condition / code if possible. ",""]
["S10.91XA","ABRASION OF UNSPECIFIED PART OF NECK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area .","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. There may be red streaks leading away from the infected area. Your skin may also feel hot and painful and pus or drainage may be present.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S10.92XA","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF UNSP PART OF NECK, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of the skin. "," They often occur in these areas of the body when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S10.93XA","CONTUSION OF UNSPECIFIED PART OF NECK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to face, scalp region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the face, scalp, and neck.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S10.95XA","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF UNSP PART OF NECK, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region.  ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and continuing/increased pain, inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S10.96XA","INSECT BITE OF UNSPECIFIED PART OF NECK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area.","A bite from an insect or spider that is not life threatening. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and continuing/increased pain, inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S12.000A","UNSP DISP FX OF FIRST CERVCAL VERT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","a traumatic bone break in which two ends of a fractured bone are separated and out of their normal positions. ","a traumatic bone break in which two ends of a fractured bone are separated and out of their normal positions. The ends may pierce surrounding skin, as in a compound fracture, or may be contained within the skin, as in a closed fracture.","X-rays, CT.","fracture verified","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability."]
["S12.001A","UNSP NONDISP FX OF 1ST CERVCAL VERT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Non-displaced fractures are typically clean breaks to the bone and usually a non-displaced fracture means the bone remains aligned","Non-displaced fractures are typically clean breaks to the bone. This usually occurs when the blow to the bone is swift and dispersed along a larger area. As such, it is normal for the bone to only break partially, which means there is usually only a crack in the bone that does not go all the way through.","X-rays, CT and/or MRI","fracture verified","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.","***Although this type of fracture leaves the bone in its original spot, it may be at risk for moving and becoming a displaced fracture sometimes weeks after the original break took place. This will cause even more damage to the surrounding area. ","",""]
["S12.001K","UNSP NONDISP FX OF 1ST CERVCAL VERT, SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","Non-displaced fractures are typically clean breaks to the bone and usually a non-displaced fracture means the bone remains aligned","Non-displaced fractures are typically clean breaks to the bone. This usually occurs when the blow to the bone is swift and dispersed along a larger area. As such, it is normal for the bone to only break partially, which means there is usually only a crack in the bone that does not go all the way through. Nonunion is a serious complication of a fracture and may occur when the fracture moves too much, has a poor blood supply or gets infected","X-rays, CT and/or MRI","fracture verified","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.","","",""]
["S12.01XA","STABLE BURST CLOSED FX OF THE 1ST CERVICAL VERTEBRA","When downward compressive force is transmitted to lower levels in the cervical spine, the body of the cervical vertebra can shatter outward, causing a burst fracture. This fracture involves disruption of the anterior columns.","Generally, a fracture is considered stable if only the anterior column is involved, as in the case of most wedge fractures A closed fracture is a break or crack in the bone that does not come through the skin but sometimes causes injury to tissues in the area","X-rays, CT and/or MRI","Radiographically, this fracture is evidenced by a vertical fracture line in the frontal projection and by comminution and protrusion of the vertebral body ","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","The atlas (C1) burst fracture is known to be a cause of posterior neck pain and instability"]
["S12.02XA","UNSTABLE BURST CLOSED FX OF THE 1ST CERVICAL VERTEBRA","When downward compressive force is transmitted to lower levels in the cervical spine, the body of the cervical vertebra can shatter outward, causing a burst fracture. This fracture involves disruption of the anterior and middle columns, with a variable degree of posterior protrusion of the latter.","When the anterior and middle columns are involved, the fracture may be considered more unstable. When all three columns are involved, the fracture is by definition considered unstable, because of the loss of the integrity of the posterior stabilizing ligaments.  A closed fracture is a break or crack in the bone that does not come through the skin but sometimes causes injury to tissues in the area","X-rays, CT and/or MRI","Radiographically, this fracture is evidenced by a vertical fracture line in the frontal projection and by comminution and protrusion of the vertebral body anteriorly and posteriorly with respect to the contiguous vertebrae in the lateral view","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","The atlas (C1) burst fracture is known to be a cause of posterior neck pain and instability"]
["S12.030A","DISPLACED POSTERIOR ARCH FRACTURE OF 1ST CERVICAL VERTEBRA","a traumatic bone break in which two ends of a fractured bone are separated and out of their normal positions. ","Fractures of the posterior arch of the axis vertebra may include the pedicles  or the spinous process; the latter are uncommon, do not cause any serious complications and are associated with an uneventful outcome. Of greater importance are the fractures occurring at the anatomic area of the pars interarticular. In such cases, one has to deal with a traumatic spondylolisthesis, a serious injury frequently seen in the emergency rooms.","X-rays, CT and/or MRI","fracture verified","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","They usually present as back pain and or lower limbs neurologic deficits in the clinical scenario of trauma."]
["S12.031A","NONDISPLACED POSTERIOR ARCH FRACTURE OF 1ST CERVICAL VERTEBRA","A stable fracture of the posterior arch of C1, typically caused by marked cervical hyperextension.","A fracture of the posterior arch of the atlas may result from hyperextension, pronounced flexion, or axial compression of the cervical spine. Axial compression results in the wedging of the posterior arch of the atlas between the joint masses of the occipital bone and the 2nd cervical vertebra (axis), resulting in a fracture of the posterior arch of the atlas.","X-rays, CT and/or MRI","fracture verified","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","They usually present as back pain and or lower limbs neurologic deficits in the clinical scenario of trauma."]
["S12.040A","DISPLACED LATERAL MASS FRACTURE OF 1ST CERVICAL VERTEBRA","Lateral mass fractures are most commonly caused by extension or flexion injuries of the neck. They are commonly caused by traffic accidents, falls, heavy object landing on head, hyper extension, lateral compression and rotation of the cervical spine","a traumatic bone break in which two ends of a fractured bone are separated and out of their normal positions. ","X-rays, CT and/or MRI","fracture verified"," neurological deficit, radicular pain and numbness, myelopathy","high degree of instability\n"]
["S12.041A","NONDISPLACED LATERAL MASS FRACTURE OF 1ST CERVICAL VERTEBRA","Lateral mass fractures are most commonly caused by extension or flexion injuries of the neck. They are commonly caused by traffic accidents, falls, heavy object landing on head, hyper extension, lateral compression and rotation of the cervical spine","Non-displaced fractures are typically clean breaks to the bone and usually a non-displaced fracture means the bone remains aligned","X-rays, CT and/or MRI","fracture verified"," neurological deficit, radicular pain and numbness, myelopathy","high degree of instability\n"]
["S12.090A","OTHER DISPLACED FRACTURE OF 1ST CERVICAL VERTEBRA","a traumatic bone break in which two ends of a fractured bone are separated and out of their normal positions. ","a traumatic bone break in which two ends of a fractured bone are separated and out of their normal positions. ","X-rays, CT and/or MRI","fracture verified","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability."]
["S12.091A","OTHER NONDISPLACED FRACTURE OF 1ST CERVICAL VERTEBRA","Non-displaced fractures are typically clean breaks to the bone and usually a non-displaced fracture means the bone remains aligned","Non-displaced fractures are typically clean breaks to the bone and usually a non-displaced fracture means the bone remains aligned","X-rays, CT and/or MRI","fracture verified","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability."]
["S12.200A","UNSP DISP FX OF THIRD CERVICAL VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the 3rd bone in the neck.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising. If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising with possible neurological defects. Head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Other possible neurological deficits include in part, loss of sensation in and/or function of one or more limbs, difficulty or inability to breathe, swallow, move.",""]
["S12.200K","UNSP DISP FX OF THIRD CERVCAL VERT, SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.","","",""]
["S12.201A","UNSP NONDISP FX OF THIRD CERVICAL VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the 3rd bone in the neck.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising. If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising with possible neurological defects. Head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Other possible neurological deficits include in part, loss of sensation in and/or function of one or more limbs, difficulty or inability to breathe, swallow, move."]
["S12.201K","UNSP NONDISP FX OF 3RD CERVCAL VERT, SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.",null,"",""]
["S12.300A","UNSP DISP FX OF FOURTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the 4th bone in the neck.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising. If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising with possible neurological defects. Head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Other possible neurological deficits include in part, loss of sensation in and/or function of one or more limbs, difficulty or inability to breathe, swallow, move.",""]
["S12.300K","UNSP DISP FX OF FOURTH CERVCAL VERT, SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.",null,""]
["S12.301A","UNSP NONDISP FX OF FOURTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the 4th bone in the neck.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising. If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising with possible neurological defects. Head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Other possible neurological deficits include in part, loss of sensation in and/or function of one or more limbs, difficulty or inability to breathe, swallow, move.",""]
["S12.301K","UNSP NONDISP FX OF 4TH CERVCAL VERT, SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.","","",""]
["S12.400A","UNSP DISP FX OF FIFTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the 5th bone in the neck.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising. If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising with possible neurological defects. Head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Other possible neurological deficits include in part, loss of sensation in and/or function of one or more limbs, difficulty or inability to breathe, swallow, move.",""]
["S12.400K","UNSP DISP FX OF FIFTH CERVCAL VERT, SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.",null,"",""]
["S12.401A","UNSP NONDISP FX OF FIFTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the 5th bone in the neck.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising. If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising with possible neurological defects. Head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Other possible neurological deficits include in part, loss of sensation in and/or function of one or more limbs, difficulty or inability to breathe, swallow, move.",""]
["S12.401K","UNSP NONDISP FX OF 5TH CERVCAL VERT, SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.",null,"",""]
["S12.500A","UNSP DISP FX OF SIXTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the 6th bone in the neck.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising. If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising with possible neurological defects. Head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Other possible neurological deficits include in part, loss of sensation in and/or function of one or more limbs, difficulty or inability to breathe, swallow, move.",""]
["S12.500K","UNSP DISP FX OF SIXTH CERVCAL VERT, SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.",null,null,""]
["S12.501A","UNSP NONDISP FX OF SIXTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the 6th bone in the neck.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising. If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising with possible neurological defects. Head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Other possible neurological deficits include in part, loss of sensation in and/or function of one or more limbs, difficulty or inability to breathe, swallow, move.",""]
["S12.501K","UNSP NONDISP FX OF SIXTH CERVCAL VERT, 7THK (NONUNION)","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.",null,"",""]
["S12.600A","UNSP DISP FX OF SEVENTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the 7th bone in the neck.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising. If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising with possible neurological defects. Head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Other possible neurological deficits include in part, loss of sensation in and/or function of one or more limbs, difficulty or inability to breathe, swallow, move.",""]
["S12.600K","UNSP DISP FX OF SEVENTH CERVCAL VERT, SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.",null,"",""]
["S12.601A","UNSP NONDISP FX OF SEVENTH CERVICAL VERTEBRA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the 7th bone in the neck.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising. If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Localized pain, swelling and bruising with possible neurological defects. Head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","If suspected head/neck immobilization should have been applied.","Other possible neurological deficits include in part, loss of sensation in and/or function of one or more limbs, difficulty or inability to breathe, swallow, move.",""]
["S12.601K","UNSP NONDISP FX OF 7TH CERVCAL VERT, SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.",null,"",""]
["S12.8XXA","FRACTURE OF OTHER PARTS OF NECK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the anterior neck region involving the voice box and wind pipe (hyoid bone, thyroid cartilage and trachea).","X-ray, CT Scan.","Radiologist opinion reading fracture of affected bone(s) present. Direct visualization by nasopharyngoscopy.","Difficulty or inability to speak, swallow, breathe. Altered voice, breathing pattern, coughing, choking.","Dysphagia (not swallowing correctly), coughing, choking, altered ability to communicate.","Bed rest, voice rest, if injury severe pt may need NG tube feedings.",null,""]
["S13.4XXA","SPRAIN OF LIGAMENTS OF CERVICAL SPINE","injury to joint/ligaments","Cervical Sprain:  trauma to the ligaments (like thick rubber bands) that hold cervical vertebra together- when overstretched or torn","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","n/a","sudden neck pain, spasms, stiffness","restricted motion, weakness, bruising","must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI","Mandatory medical review for any requedst more than 6 weeks after DOI "]
["S16.1XXA","STRAIN OF MUSCLE, FASCIA AND TENDON AND NECK LEVEL","injury to muscles/tendons","Cervical Strain:  when muscles or tendons are overstrethced or torn","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","n/a","sudden onset neck pain, spasms, stiffness, swelling.  Pain over specific muscle attachments or insertion areas. ","very restricted motion, weak muscle function, bruising","must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue","Mandatory medical review for any requedst more than 6 weeks after DOI "]
["S20.01XA","CONTUSION OF RIGHT BREAST,  INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the breast region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the breast.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S20.02XA","CONTUSION OF LEFT BREAST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the breast region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the breast.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S20.111A","ABRASION OF BREAST, RIGHT BREAST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S20.112A","ABRASION OF BREAST, LEFT BREAST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S20.121A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF RIGHT BREAST, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is not infected. ","They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.","Verify work relatedness.",null,""]
["S20.122A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF LEFT BREAST, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is not infected. ","They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.","Verify work relatedness.","",""]
["S20.151A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT BREAST, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","","",""]
["S20.152A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT BREAST, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","","",""]
["S20.161A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF RIGHT BREAST,  INIT","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is not infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","Verify work relatedness.","",""]
["S20.162A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF LEFT BREAST, INIT","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is not infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","Verify work relatedness.","",""]
["S20.20XA","CONTUSION OF THORAX, UNSPECIFIED, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to chest wall region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the chest wall.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S20.211A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT FRONT WALL OF THORAX, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the inter scapular region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the Interscapular region.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S20.212A","CONTUSION OF LEFT FRONT WALL OF THORAX, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the inter scapular region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the Interscapular region.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S20.219A","CONTUSION OF UNSPECIFIED FRONT WALL OF THORAX, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the inter scapular region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the Interscapular region.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","should know which side of the thorax the bruise is on"]
["S20.221A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT BACK WALL OF THORAX, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the inter scapular region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the Interscapular region.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","AKA thoracic contusion"]
["S20.222A","CONTUSION OF LEFT BACK WALL OF THORAX, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the inter scapular region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the Interscapular region.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","AKA thoracic contusion",""]
["S20.229A","CONTUSION OF UNSPECIFIED BACK WALL OF THORAX, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the inter scapular region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the Interscapular region.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","should know which side the contusion in on in order to allow"]
["S20.311A","ABRASION OF RIGHT FRONT WALL OF THORAX, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S20.312A","ABRASION OF LEFT FRONT WALL OF THORAX, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S20.411A","ABRASION OF RIGHT BACK WALL OF THORAX, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S20.412A","ABRASION OF LEFT BACK WALL OF THORAX, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S20.91XA","ABRASION OF UNSPECIFIED PARTS OF THORAX, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. There may be red streaks leading away from the infected area. Your skin may also feel hot and painful and pus or drainage may be present.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the site."]
["S20.92XA","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF UNSP PARTS OF THORAX, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected.","They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","If sample sent to lab, gram stain is usually done along with culture & sensitivity. ","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","should know what part of thorax","question work relatedness"]
["S20.95XA","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF UNSP PARTS OF THORAX, INIT","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is also infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","If sample sent to lab, gram stain is usually done along with culture & sensitivity. ","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","should know what part of thorax","question work relatedness"]
["S20.96XA","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF UNSP PARTS OF THORAX, INIT","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","If sample sent to lab, gram stain is usually done along with culture & sensitivity. ","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","The infected insect bite will require two codes S20.96xA and L08.89 unless the infection is further specified.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the site."]
["S21.011A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT BREAST, INIT ENCNTR","A laceration is a wound that is produced by the tearing of soft body tissue.  and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the  breast involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S21.012A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT BREAST, INIT ENCNTR","A laceration is a wound that is produced by the tearing of soft body tissue.  and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the  breast involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S21.021A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT BREAST, INIT ENCNTR","A laceration is a wound that is produced by the tearing of soft body tissue.  and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures. Includes remenants of a foreign body such as metal that must be removed. ","Open wound of the  breast involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S21.022A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT BREAST, INIT ENCNTR","A laceration is a wound that is produced by the tearing of soft body tissue.  and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures. Includes remenants of a foreign body such as metal that must be removed. ","Open wound of the  breast involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S21.111A","LAC W/O FB OF RIGHT FRONT WALL OF THRX W/O PENET THOR CAV, INIT","A laceration is a wound that occurs when skin, tissue, and/or muscle is torn or cut open. Lacerations may be deep or shallow, long or short, and wide or narrow. Most lacerations are the result of the skin hitting an object, or an object hitting the skin with force","A laceration is a wound that occurs when skin, tissue, and/or muscle is torn or cut open. Lacerations may be deep or shallow, long or short, and wide or narrow. Most lacerations are the result of the skin hitting an object, or an object hitting the skin with force","A visual inspection ","n/a","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S21.112A","LAC W/O FB OF LEFT FRONT WALL OF THRX W/O PENET THOR CAV, INIT","A laceration is a wound that occurs when skin, tissue, and/or muscle is torn or cut open. Lacerations may be deep or shallow, long or short, and wide or narrow. Most lacerations are the result of the skin hitting an object, or an object hitting the skin with force","A laceration is a wound that occurs when skin, tissue, and/or muscle is torn or cut open. Lacerations may be deep or shallow, long or short, and wide or narrow. Most lacerations are the result of the skin hitting an object, or an object hitting the skin with force","A visual inspection","n/a","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S21.121A","LAC W FB OF RIGHT FRONT WALL OF THRX W/O PENET THOR CAV, INIT","A laceration is a wound that occurs when skin, tissue, and/or muscle is torn or cut open. Lacerations may be deep or shallow, long or short, and wide or narrow. Most lacerations are the result of the skin hitting an object, or an object hitting the skin with force","Distinguished form of a laceration as it includes an object or substance found in an organ or tissue in which it does not belong under normal circumstances, such as a metal scrap stuck in the skin.","A visual inspection","n/a","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If foreign body is unable to be removed easily, an X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed to determine how deep it has been lodged into the tissue and determine neccesity of surgery."]
["S21.122A","LAC W FB OF LEFT FRONT WALL OF THRX W/O PENET THOR CAV, INIT","A laceration is a wound that occurs when skin, tissue, and/or muscle is torn or cut open. Lacerations may be deep or shallow, long or short, and wide or narrow. Most lacerations are the result of the skin hitting an object, or an object hitting the skin with force","Distinguished form of a laceration as it includes an object or substance found in an organ or tissue in which it does not belong under normal circumstances, such as a metal scrap stuck in the skin.","A visual inspection","n/a","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If foreign body is unable to be removed easily, an X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed to determine how deep it has been lodged into the tissue and determine neccesity of surgery."]
["S21.201A","UNSP OPN WND RIGHT BK WL OF THORAX W/O PENET THOR CAV, INIT","Open wound is any wound that includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the throax involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures without penetration into the throacic cavity. Open wounds include abrasions, lacerations, punctures, and avulsions. ","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed if further damage is possible","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show lack of bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area. Pain with breathing, worse with coughing, sneezing, limited shallow breathing/decreased lung function","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This can be a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures."]
["S21.202A","UNSP OPN WND LEFT BK WL OF THORAX W/O PENET THOR CAV, INIT","Open wound is any wound that includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the throax involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures without penetration into the throacic cavity. Open wounds include abrasions, lacerations, punctures, and avulsions. ","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed if further damage is possible","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show lack of bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area. Pain with breathing, worse with coughing, sneezing, limited shallow breathing/decreased lung function","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This can be a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures."]
["S22.010A","WEDGE COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF FIRST THORACIC VERTEBRA, INIT","When an external force is applied to the spine, such as from a fall or carrying of a sudden heavy weight, the forces may exceed the ability of the bone within the vertebral body to support the load. This may cause the front part of the vertebral body to crush forming a wedge shape. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain or pain in legs if nerves are affected, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required."]
["S22.011A","STABLE BURST FRACTURE OF FIRST THORACIC VERTEBRA, INIT","A burst fracture is a descriptive term for an injury to the spine in which the vertebral body is severely compressed. They typically occur from severe trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident or a fall from a height. With a great deal of force vertically onto the spine, a vertebra may be crushed."," Stable fractures don't cause spinal deformity or neurologic (nerve) problems. With a stable fracture, the spine can still carry and distribute your weight pretty well (not as well as if there weren't a fracture, but it's still able to function with a stable fracture). Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","The review of the CAT scan and x-rays allows the treating physician to make a determination as to the level of the fracture, whether it is a compression fracture, burst fracture or fracture dislocation, and to determine the amount of spinal canal compromise and spinal angulation.","Localized pain or pain in legs if nerves are affected, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","The physical exam should be performed to document both spinal deformity, that is, angulation of the spine or tenderness of the spine at the level of fracture, as well as, a neurologic exam. Neurologic exam should include testing of the muscle strength, sensation and reflexes of the lower extremities, as well as, testing of bowel and bladder sphincter control.","A stable burst fracture may be treated without surgery. In general, a stable burst fracture is one in which there is no neurologic injury, in which the angulation of the spine is less than 20 degrees and in which the amount of spinal canal compromise is less than 50 percent. In these patients, treatment with a brace may lead to an excellent result.","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.018A","OTH FRACTURE OF FIRST THORACIC VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.020A","WEDGE COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF SECOND THORACIC VERTEBRA, INIT","When an external force is applied to the spine, such as from a fall or carrying of a sudden heavy weight, the forces may exceed the ability of the bone within the vertebral body to support the load. This may cause the front part of the vertebral body to crush forming a wedge shape. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Physical exam will usually note tenderness directly over the area of pain as well as mild kyphotic deformity (e.g., a sudden angulation forward or hunched over appearance). Plain x-rays will demonstrate the wedge shape of the vertebral body on a lateral view. A CAT scan is occasionally needed to help differentiate a compression fracture from a burst fracture.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.021A","STABLE BURST FRACTURE OF SECOND THORACIC VERTEBRA, INIT","A burst fracture is a descriptive term for an injury to the spine in which the vertebral body is severely compressed. They typically occur from severe trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident or a fall from a height. With a great deal of force vertically onto the spine, a vertebra may be crushed."," Stable fractures don't cause spinal deformity or neurologic (nerve) problems. With a stable fracture, the spine can still carry and distribute your weight pretty well (not as well as if there weren't a fracture, but it's still able to function with a stable fracture). Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","The review of the CAT scan and x-rays allows the treating physician to make a determination as to the level of the fracture, whether it is a compression fracture, burst fracture or fracture dislocation, and to determine the amount of spinal canal compromise and spinal angulation.","Localized pain or pain in legs if nerves are affected, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","The physical exam should be performed to document both spinal deformity, that is, angulation of the spine or tenderness of the spine at the level of fracture, as well as, a neurologic exam. Neurologic exam should include testing of the muscle strength, sensation and reflexes of the lower extremities, as well as, testing of bowel and bladder sphincter control.","A stable burst fracture may be treated without surgery. In general, a stable burst fracture is one in which there is no neurologic injury, in which the angulation of the spine is less than 20 degrees and in which the amount of spinal canal compromise is less than 50 percent. In these patients, treatment with a brace may lead to an excellent result.","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.028A","OTH FRACTURE OF SECOND THORACIC VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.030A","WEDGE COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF THIRD THORACIC VERTEBRA, INIT","When an external force is applied to the spine, such as from a fall or carrying of a sudden heavy weight, the forces may exceed the ability of the bone within the vertebral body to support the load. This may cause the front part of the vertebral body to crush forming a wedge shape. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Physical exam will usually note tenderness directly over the area of pain as well as mild kyphotic deformity (e.g., a sudden angulation forward or hunched over appearance). Plain x-rays will demonstrate the wedge shape of the vertebral body on a lateral view. A CAT scan is occasionally needed to help differentiate a compression fracture from a burst fracture.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.031A","STABLE BURST FRACTURE OF THIRD THORACIC VERTEBRA, INIT","A burst fracture is a descriptive term for an injury to the spine in which the vertebral body is severely compressed. They typically occur from severe trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident or a fall from a height. With a great deal of force vertically onto the spine, a vertebra may be crushed."," Stable fractures don't cause spinal deformity or neurologic (nerve) problems. With a stable fracture, the spine can still carry and distribute your weight pretty well (not as well as if there weren't a fracture, but it's still able to function with a stable fracture). Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","The review of the CAT scan and x-rays allows the treating physician to make a determination as to the level of the fracture, whether it is a compression fracture, burst fracture or fracture dislocation, and to determine the amount of spinal canal compromise and spinal angulation.","Localized pain or pain in legs if nerves are affected, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","The physical exam should be performed to document both spinal deformity, that is, angulation of the spine or tenderness of the spine at the level of fracture, as well as, a neurologic exam. Neurologic exam should include testing of the muscle strength, sensation and reflexes of the lower extremities, as well as, testing of bowel and bladder sphincter control.","A stable burst fracture may be treated without surgery. In general, a stable burst fracture is one in which there is no neurologic injury, in which the angulation of the spine is less than 20 degrees and in which the amount of spinal canal compromise is less than 50 percent. In these patients, treatment with a brace may lead to an excellent result.","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.038A","OTH FRACTURE OF THIRD THORACIC VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.040A","WEDGE COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF FOURTH THORACIC VERTEBRA, INIT","When an external force is applied to the spine, such as from a fall or carrying of a sudden heavy weight, the forces may exceed the ability of the bone within the vertebral body to support the load. This may cause the front part of the vertebral body to crush forming a wedge shape. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Physical exam will usually note tenderness directly over the area of pain as well as mild kyphotic deformity (e.g., a sudden angulation forward or hunched over appearance). Plain x-rays will demonstrate the wedge shape of the vertebral body on a lateral view. A CAT scan is occasionally needed to help differentiate a compression fracture from a burst fracture.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.041A","STABLE BURST FRACTURE OF FOURTH THORACIC VERTEBRA, INIT","A burst fracture is a descriptive term for an injury to the spine in which the vertebral body is severely compressed. They typically occur from severe trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident or a fall from a height. With a great deal of force vertically onto the spine, a vertebra may be crushed."," Stable fractures don't cause spinal deformity or neurologic (nerve) problems. With a stable fracture, the spine can still carry and distribute your weight pretty well (not as well as if there weren't a fracture, but it's still able to function with a stable fracture). Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","The review of the CAT scan and x-rays allows the treating physician to make a determination as to the level of the fracture, whether it is a compression fracture, burst fracture or fracture dislocation, and to determine the amount of spinal canal compromise and spinal angulation.","Localized pain or pain in legs if nerves are affected, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","The physical exam should be performed to document both spinal deformity, that is, angulation of the spine or tenderness of the spine at the level of fracture, as well as, a neurologic exam. Neurologic exam should include testing of the muscle strength, sensation and reflexes of the lower extremities, as well as, testing of bowel and bladder sphincter control.","A stable burst fracture may be treated without surgery. In general, a stable burst fracture is one in which there is no neurologic injury, in which the angulation of the spine is less than 20 degrees and in which the amount of spinal canal compromise is less than 50 percent. In these patients, treatment with a brace may lead to an excellent result.","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.048A","OTH FRACTURE OF FOURTH THORACIC VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.050A","WEDGE COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF T5-T6 VERTEBRA, INIT","When an external force is applied to the spine, such as from a fall or carrying of a sudden heavy weight, the forces may exceed the ability of the bone within the vertebral body to support the load. This may cause the front part of the vertebral body to crush forming a wedge shape. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Physical exam will usually note tenderness directly over the area of pain as well as mild kyphotic deformity (e.g., a sudden angulation forward or hunched over appearance). Plain x-rays will demonstrate the wedge shape of the vertebral body on a lateral view. A CAT scan is occasionally needed to help differentiate a compression fracture from a burst fracture.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.051A","STABLE BURST FRACTURE OF T5-T6 VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","A burst fracture is a descriptive term for an injury to the spine in which the vertebral body is severely compressed. They typically occur from severe trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident or a fall from a height. With a great deal of force vertically onto the spine, a vertebra may be crushed."," Stable fractures don't cause spinal deformity or neurologic (nerve) problems. With a stable fracture, the spine can still carry and distribute your weight pretty well (not as well as if there weren't a fracture, but it's still able to function with a stable fracture). Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","The review of the CAT scan and x-rays allows the treating physician to make a determination as to the level of the fracture, whether it is a compression fracture, burst fracture or fracture dislocation, and to determine the amount of spinal canal compromise and spinal angulation.","Localized pain or pain in legs if nerves are affected, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","The physical exam should be performed to document both spinal deformity, that is, angulation of the spine or tenderness of the spine at the level of fracture, as well as, a neurologic exam. Neurologic exam should include testing of the muscle strength, sensation and reflexes of the lower extremities, as well as, testing of bowel and bladder sphincter control.","A stable burst fracture may be treated without surgery. In general, a stable burst fracture is one in which there is no neurologic injury, in which the angulation of the spine is less than 20 degrees and in which the amount of spinal canal compromise is less than 50 percent. In these patients, treatment with a brace may lead to an excellent result.","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.058A","OTH FRACTURE OF T5-T6 VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.060A","WEDGE COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF T7-T8 VERTEBRA, INIT","When an external force is applied to the spine, such as from a fall or carrying of a sudden heavy weight, the forces may exceed the ability of the bone within the vertebral body to support the load. This may cause the front part of the vertebral body to crush forming a wedge shape. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Physical exam will usually note tenderness directly over the area of pain as well as mild kyphotic deformity (e.g., a sudden angulation forward or hunched over appearance). Plain x-rays will demonstrate the wedge shape of the vertebral body on a lateral view. A CAT scan is occasionally needed to help differentiate a compression fracture from a burst fracture.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.061A","STABLE BURST FRACTURE OF T7-T8 VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","A burst fracture is a descriptive term for an injury to the spine in which the vertebral body is severely compressed. They typically occur from severe trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident or a fall from a height. With a great deal of force vertically onto the spine, a vertebra may be crushed."," Stable fractures don't cause spinal deformity or neurologic (nerve) problems. With a stable fracture, the spine can still carry and distribute your weight pretty well (not as well as if there weren't a fracture, but it's still able to function with a stable fracture). Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","The review of the CAT scan and x-rays allows the treating physician to make a determination as to the level of the fracture, whether it is a compression fracture, burst fracture or fracture dislocation, and to determine the amount of spinal canal compromise and spinal angulation.","Localized pain or pain in legs if nerves are affected, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","The physical exam should be performed to document both spinal deformity, that is, angulation of the spine or tenderness of the spine at the level of fracture, as well as, a neurologic exam. Neurologic exam should include testing of the muscle strength, sensation and reflexes of the lower extremities, as well as, testing of bowel and bladder sphincter control.","A stable burst fracture may be treated without surgery. In general, a stable burst fracture is one in which there is no neurologic injury, in which the angulation of the spine is less than 20 degrees and in which the amount of spinal canal compromise is less than 50 percent. In these patients, treatment with a brace may lead to an excellent result.","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.068A","OTH FRACTURE OF T7-T8 THORACIC VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.070A","WEDGE COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF T9-T10 VERTEBRA, INIT","When an external force is applied to the spine, such as from a fall or carrying of a sudden heavy weight, the forces may exceed the ability of the bone within the vertebral body to support the load. This may cause the front part of the vertebral body to crush forming a wedge shape. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Physical exam will usually note tenderness directly over the area of pain as well as mild kyphotic deformity (e.g., a sudden angulation forward or hunched over appearance). Plain x-rays will demonstrate the wedge shape of the vertebral body on a lateral view. A CAT scan is occasionally needed to help differentiate a compression fracture from a burst fracture.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.071A","STABLE BURST FRACTURE OF T9-T10 VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","A burst fracture is a descriptive term for an injury to the spine in which the vertebral body is severely compressed. They typically occur from severe trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident or a fall from a height. With a great deal of force vertically onto the spine, a vertebra may be crushed."," Stable fractures don't cause spinal deformity or neurologic (nerve) problems. With a stable fracture, the spine can still carry and distribute your weight pretty well (not as well as if there weren't a fracture, but it's still able to function with a stable fracture). Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","The review of the CAT scan and x-rays allows the treating physician to make a determination as to the level of the fracture, whether it is a compression fracture, burst fracture or fracture dislocation, and to determine the amount of spinal canal compromise and spinal angulation.","Localized pain or pain in legs if nerves are affected, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","The physical exam should be performed to document both spinal deformity, that is, angulation of the spine or tenderness of the spine at the level of fracture, as well as, a neurologic exam. Neurologic exam should include testing of the muscle strength, sensation and reflexes of the lower extremities, as well as, testing of bowel and bladder sphincter control.","A stable burst fracture may be treated without surgery. In general, a stable burst fracture is one in which there is no neurologic injury, in which the angulation of the spine is less than 20 degrees and in which the amount of spinal canal compromise is less than 50 percent. In these patients, treatment with a brace may lead to an excellent result.","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.078A","OTH FRACTURE OF T9-T10 VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.080A","WEDGE COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF T11-T12 VERTEBRA, INIT","When an external force is applied to the spine, such as from a fall or carrying of a sudden heavy weight, the forces may exceed the ability of the bone within the vertebral body to support the load. This may cause the front part of the vertebral body to crush forming a wedge shape. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Physical exam will usually note tenderness directly over the area of pain as well as mild kyphotic deformity (e.g., a sudden angulation forward or hunched over appearance). Plain x-rays will demonstrate the wedge shape of the vertebral body on a lateral view. A CAT scan is occasionally needed to help differentiate a compression fracture from a burst fracture.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.081A","STABLE BURST FRACTURE OF T11-T12 VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","A burst fracture is a descriptive term for an injury to the spine in which the vertebral body is severely compressed. They typically occur from severe trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident or a fall from a height. With a great deal of force vertically onto the spine, a vertebra may be crushed."," Stable fractures don't cause spinal deformity or neurologic (nerve) problems. With a stable fracture, the spine can still carry and distribute your weight pretty well (not as well as if there weren't a fracture, but it's still able to function with a stable fracture). Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","The review of the CAT scan and x-rays allows the treating physician to make a determination as to the level of the fracture, whether it is a compression fracture, burst fracture or fracture dislocation, and to determine the amount of spinal canal compromise and spinal angulation.","Localized pain or pain in legs if nerves are affected, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","The physical exam should be performed to document both spinal deformity, that is, angulation of the spine or tenderness of the spine at the level of fracture, as well as, a neurologic exam. Neurologic exam should include testing of the muscle strength, sensation and reflexes of the lower extremities, as well as, testing of bowel and bladder sphincter control.","A stable burst fracture may be treated without surgery. In general, a stable burst fracture is one in which there is no neurologic injury, in which the angulation of the spine is less than 20 degrees and in which the amount of spinal canal compromise is less than 50 percent. In these patients, treatment with a brace may lead to an excellent result.","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.088A","OTH FRACTURE OF T11-T12 VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.20XA","UNSP FRACTURE OF STERNUM, INIT ENCNTR FOR CLOSED FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the breastbone.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Difficult/painful breathing, generalized/referred chest and/or upper back pain, localized pain, redness, bruising.","Labored (difficult) painful breathing, localized pain on palpation, redness, bruising.","Possible signs of punctured lungs, cardiac failure, could be life threatening.","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.20XB","UNSP FRACTURE OF STERNUM, INIT ENCNTR FOR OPEN FRACTURE","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the breastbone.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Difficult/painful breathing, generalized/referred chest and/or upper back pain, localized pain, redness, bruising.","Labored (difficult) painful breathing, localized pain on palpation, redness, bruising.","Possible signs of punctured lungs, cardiac failure, could be life threatening.","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.31XA","FRACTURE OF ONE RIB, RIGHT SIDE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of a rib on either side.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, increased pain with breathing.  ","Pain with palpation, altered breathing pattern (much shallower) due to pain, localized swelling and bruising.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.32XA","FRACTURE OF ONE RIB, LEFT SIDE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of a rib on either side.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, increased pain with breathing.  ","Pain with palpation, altered breathing pattern (much shallower) due to pain, localized swelling and bruising.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S22.41XA","MULTIPLE FRACTURES OF RIBS, RIGHT SIDE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of ribs on either side.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, increased pain with breathing.  ","Pain with palpation, altered breathing pattern (much shallower) due to pain, localized swelling and bruising."]
["S22.42XA","MULTIPLE FRACTURES OF RIBS, LEFT SIDE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of ribs on either side.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, increased pain with breathing.  ","Pain with palpation, altered breathing pattern (much shallower) due to pain, localized swelling and bruising.",""]
["S22.43XA","MULTIPLE FRACTURES OF RIBS, BILATERAL, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of ribs on either side.","X-rays, possibly may need  CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, increased pain with breathing.  ","Pain with palpation, altered breathing pattern (much shallower) due to pain, localized swelling and bruising.","must list which ribs on which side are fractured","",""]
["S22.49XA","MULTIPLE FRACTURES OF RIBS, UNSP SIDE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of ribs on either side.","X-rays, possibly may need  CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Difficult/painful breathing, generalized/referred chest and/or upper back pain, localized pain, redness, bruising.","Labored (difficult) painful breathing, localized pain on palpation, redness, bruising.","Possible signs of punctured lungs, could be life threatening.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the site; again, no remote fx.",""]
["S22.49XB","MULTIPLE FRACTURES OF RIBS, UNSP SIDE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of ribs on either side.","X-rays, possibly may need  CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Difficult/painful breathing, generalized/referred chest and/or upper back pain, localized pain, redness, bruising.","Labored (difficult) painful breathing, localized pain on palpation, redness, bruising.","Possible signs of punctured lungs, could be life threatening.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the site; again, no remote fx.",""]
["S23.3XXA","SPRAIN OF LIGAMENTS OF THORACIC SPINE","Thoracic Sprain:  trauma to the ligaments (like thick rubber bands) that hold thoracic vertebra together- when overstretched or torn","Thoracic Sprain","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","n/a","sudden mid back pain, spasms, stiffness","decreased movement and strength","must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S30.0XXA","CONTUSION OF LOWER BACK AND PELVIS, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the back region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the back.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S30.1XXA","CONTUSION OF ABDOMINAL WALL, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the abdominal region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the abdominal wall.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S30.21XA","CONTUSION OF PENIS, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the genital region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the genital organs.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S30.22XA","CONTUSION OF SCROTUM AND TESTES, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the genital region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the genital organs.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S30.23XA","CONTUSION OF VAGINA AND VULVA, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the genital region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the genital organs.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S30.810A","ABRASION OF LOWER BACK AND PELVIS, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S30.811A","ABRASION OF ABDOMINAL WALL, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S30.812A","ABRASION OF PENIS, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S30.813A","ABRASION OF SCROTUM AND TESTES, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S30.814A","ABRASION OF VAGINA AND VULVA, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S30.817A","ABRASION OF ANUS, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S30.820A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF LOWER BACK AND PELVIS, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is not infected. ","They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.",null,"",""]
["S30.821A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF ABDOMINAL WALL, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is not infected. ","They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.",null,"",""]
["S30.825A","BLISTER OF UNSP EXTERNAL GENITAL ORGANS, MALE, INIT","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is not infected. ","They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.",null,"",""]
["S30.826A","BLISTER OF UNSP EXTERNAL GENITAL ORGANS, FEMALE, INIT","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is not infected. ","They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.",null,"",""]
["S30.827A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF ANUS, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is not infected. ","They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.",null,"",""]
["S30.850A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LOWER BACK AND PELVIS, INIT","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","","",""]
["S30.851A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF ABDOMINAL WALL, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","","",""]
["S30.852A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF PENIS","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Verify work-relatedness"]
["S30.853A","SUPERFICIAL FB OF SCROTUM AND TESTES, MALE, INIT","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S30.854A","SUPERFICIAL FB OF VAGINA AND VULVA, FEMALE, INIT","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S30.857A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF ANUS, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S30.860A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF LOWER BACK AND PELVIS, INIT","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is not infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S30.861A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF ABDOMINAL WALL, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is not infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S30.862A","INSECT BITE OF PENIS, MALE, INIT","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is not infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","Verify work-relatedness"]
["S30.863A","INSECT BITE OF SCROTUM AND TESTES, MALE, INIT","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is not infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S30.864A","INSECT BITE OF VAGINA AND VULVA, FEMALE, INIT","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is not infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S30.867A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF ANUS, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is not infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S31.000A","UNSP OPN WND LOW BACK AND PELV W/O PENET RETROPERITON, INIT","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the back involving a break in the skin.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. "]
["S31.010A ","Laceration of pelvis/lower back ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of pelvis/lower back","open wound to skin of pelvis/lower back.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.020A","LAC W FB OF LOW BACK AND PELVIS W/O PENET RETROPERITON, INIT","A laceration is a wound that occurs when skin, tissue, and/or muscle is torn or cut open.","Laceration of the back involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. "]
["S31.030A ","Puncture wound of pelvis/lower back ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.050A ","Open bite of pelvis/lower back ","open wound to pelvis/lower back -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication). Caused by bite.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin caused by bite","Open wound to skin, possible localized pain/tenderness, erythema/redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","open wound to skin, erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury - report of bite","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.100A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF ABD WALL, RIGHT UPPER QUAD W/O PENETRATION INTO PERITONEAL CAV"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S31.101A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF ABD WALL, LEFT UPPER QUAD W/O PENETRATION INTO PERITONEAL CAV"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S31.102A","UNSP OPN WND ABD WALL, EPIGST RGN W/O PENET PERIT CAV, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",""]
["S31.103A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF ABD WALL, RIGHT LOWER QUAD W/O PENETRATION INTO PERITONEAL CAV"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S31.104A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF ABD WALL, LEFT LOWER QUAD W/O PENETRATION INTO PERITONEAL CAV"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S31.105A","UNSP OPN WND ABD WALL, PERIUMB RGN W/O PENET PERIT CAV, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",""]
["S31.109A","UNSP OPN WND ABD WALL, UNSP Q W/O PENET PERIT CAV, INIT","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the lateral  abdominal wall involving a break in the skin.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. "]
["S31.119A ","Laceration without foreign body of abdominal wall, unspecified quadrant without penetration into peritoneal cavity","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of abdominal wall.","open wound to skin of abdominal wall without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.120A","LACERAT ABD WALL W FB, RIGHT UPPER QUAD W/O PENET PERIT CAV, INIT","A laceration is a wound that occurs when skin, tissue, and/or muscle is torn or cut open.","Open wound of the abdominal wall involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S31.121A","LACERAT ABD WALL W FB, LEFT UPPER QUAD W/O PENET PERIT CAV, INIT","A laceration is a wound that occurs when skin, tissue, and/or muscle is torn or cut open.","Open wound of the abdominal wall involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S31.122A","LACERAT ABD WALL W FB, EPIGST RGN W/O PENET PERIT CAV, INIT","A laceration is a wound that occurs when skin, tissue, and/or muscle is torn or cut open.","Open wound of the abdominal wall involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. "]
["S31.123A","LACERAT ABD WALL W FB, RIGHT LOWER QUAD W/O PENET PERIT CAV, INIT","A laceration is a wound that occurs when skin, tissue, and/or muscle is torn or cut open.","Open wound of the abdominal wall involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S31.124A","LACERAT ABD WALL W FB, LEFT LOWER QUAD W/O PENET PERIT CAV, INIT","A laceration is a wound that occurs when skin, tissue, and/or muscle is torn or cut open.","Open wound of the abdominal wall involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S31.125A","LACERAT ABD WALL W FB, PERIUMB RGN W/O PENET PERIT CAV, INIT","A laceration is a wound that occurs when skin, tissue, and/or muscle is torn or cut open.","Open wound of the abdominal wall involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. "]
["S31.139A ","Puncture wound of abdominal wall ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.159A ","Open bite of abdominal wall ","open wound to abdominal wall -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite, abdominal wall","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite","Open wound to skin caused by a bite","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination.",null,"N/A"]
["S31.20XA ","MALE - Open wound of penis ","open wound to penis -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin,  possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.21XA ","MALE - Laceration of penis ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of penis.","open wound to skin of penis without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.23XA ","MALE - Puncture wound of penis ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.25XA ","MALE - Open bite of penis ","open wound to penis caused by bite, Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite, penis","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.30XA ","MALE - Open wound of scrotum and testes ","open wound to male scrotum/testes -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin,  possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.31XA ","MALE - Laceration of scrotum and testes ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of scrotum and testes.","open wound to skin of scrotum and testes without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.33XA ","MALE - Puncture of scrotum and testes ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.35XA ","MALE - Open bite of scrotum and testes ","open wound to scrotum/testes caused by bite, Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.40XA ","FEMALE - Open wound of vagina and vulva ","open wound to vagina/vulva -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin,  possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.41XA ","FEMALE - Laceration of vagina and vulva ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of vagina and vulva.","open wound to skin of vagina and vulva without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.43XA ","FEMALE - Puncture of vagina and vulva ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.45XA ","FEMALE - Open bite of vagina and vulva ","open wound to vagina/vulva -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin,  possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.501A ","MALE- Open wound of perineum ","open wound to male perineum (external genital organs/area).  ","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.502A ","FEMALE - Open wound of perineum ","open wound to female perineum (external genital organs/area).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin,  possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.511A ","MALE - Laceration of perineum ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area (male perineum or external genital organs/area).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of male perineum.","open wound to skin of male perineum without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.512A ","FEMALE - Laceration of perineum ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area (female perineum or external genital organs/area).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of female perineum.","open wound to skin of female perineum without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.531A ","MALE - Puncture wound of perineum ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin (male perineum or external genital organs/area).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of female perineum.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.532A ","FEMALE - Puncture wound of perineum ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin (female perineum or external genital organs/area).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.551A ","MALE - Open bite of perineum ","open wound caused by bite, male perineum (external genital organs/area). Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite, male perineum","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination.",null,"N/A"]
["S31.552A ","FEMALE - Open bite of perineum ","open wound caused by bite, female perineum (external genital area/organs). Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite, female perineum","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination.",null,"N/A"]
["S31.801A","LACERATION W/O FOREIGN BODY OF UNSP BUTTOCK, INIT ENCNTR","A laceration is a wound that occurs when skin, tissue, and/or muscle is torn or cut open.","Open wound of the  buttock involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific site affected."]
["S31.802A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF UNSP BUTTOCK, INIT ENCNTR","A laceration is a wound that occurs when skin, tissue, and/or muscle is torn or cut open.","Open wound of the  buttock involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific site affected."]
["S31.803A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FB OF UNSPECIFIED BUTTOCK, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin. ","Puncture wounds are not the same as cuts. A puncture wound has a small entry hole caused by a pointed object, such as a nail that you have stepped on. In contrast, a cut is an open wound that produces a long tear in the skin. Puncture wounds require different treatment from cuts because these small holes in the skin can disguise serious injury.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required","Visual confirmation","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific site affected."]
["S31.804A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FB OF UNSPECIFIED BUTTOCK, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin. ","Puncture wounds are not the same as cuts. A puncture wound has a small entry hole caused by a pointed object, such as a nail that you have stepped on. In contrast, a cut is an open wound that produces a long tear in the skin. Puncture wounds require different treatment from cuts because these small holes in the skin can disguise serious injury.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required","Visual confirmation","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific site affected."]
["S31.805A"," OPEN BITE OF UNSPECIFIED BUTTOCK, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required","Visual confirmation","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific site affected."]
["S31.809A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF UNSPECIFIED BUTTOCK, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required","Visual confirmation","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific site affected."]
["S31.811A ","Laceration of right buttock ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area; R buttock.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of scrotum and testes.","open wound to skin without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.813A ","Puncture wound of right buttock ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin; R buttock","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.815A ","Open bite of right buttock ","open wound caused by bite; wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication); R buttock","open wound caused by bite","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.819A ","Open wound of right buttock ","open wound to R buttock -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin,  possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.821A","Laceration of left buttock ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area; L buttock.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of scrotum and testes.","open wound to skin without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.823A ","Puncture wound of left buttock ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.825A ","Open bite of left buttock ","open wound caused by bite; wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication); L buttock","open wound caused by bite","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.829A ","Open wound of left buttock ","open wound to L buttock -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin,  possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S32.010A","WEDGE COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF FIRST LUMBAR VERTEBRA, INIT","Compression fractures of the spine generally occur from too much pressure on the vertebral body. This usually results from a combination of bending forward and downward pressure on the spine. For example, falling from a chair in a sitting position on the floor usually causes your head to go forward at the same time your buttocks hit the floor.","The fracture occurs when the bone actually collapses and the front (anterior) part of the vertebral body forms a wedge shape. The cancellous bone on the inside of the vertebral body is crushed, or compressed. In very severe compression fractures, the back of the vertebral body may actually protrude into the spinal canal and put pressure on the spinal cord.  Fracture of one of the lumbar vertebrae (lower back) located below thoracic (rib) region of the spinal column. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.011A","STABLE BURST FRACTURE OF FIRST LUMBAR VERTEBRA, INIT","A burst fracture is a descriptive term for an injury to the spine in which the vertebral body is severely compressed. They typically occur from severe trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident or a fall from a height. With a great deal of force vertically onto the spine, a vertebra may be crushed."," Stable fractures don't cause spinal deformity or neurologic (nerve) problems. With a stable fracture, the spine can still carry and distribute your weight pretty well (not as well as if there weren't a fracture, but it's still able to function with a stable fracture). Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","The review of the CAT scan and x-rays allows the treating physician to make a determination as to the level of the fracture, whether it is a compression fracture, burst fracture or fracture dislocation, and to determine the amount of spinal canal compromise and spinal angulation.","Localized pain or pain in legs if nerves are affected, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","The physical exam should be performed to document both spinal deformity, that is, angulation of the spine or tenderness of the spine at the level of fracture, as well as, a neurologic exam. Neurologic exam should include testing of the muscle strength, sensation and reflexes of the lower extremities, as well as, testing of bowel and bladder sphincter control.","A stable burst fracture may be treated without surgery. In general, a stable burst fracture is one in which there is no neurologic injury, in which the angulation of the spine is less than 20 degrees and in which the amount of spinal canal compromise is less than 50 percent. In these patients, treatment with a brace may lead to an excellent result.","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.018A","OTH FRACTURE OF FIRST LUMBAR VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the lumbar vertebrae (lower back) located below thoracic (rib) region of the spinal column.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.020A","WEDGE COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF SECOND LUMBAR VERTEBRA, INIT","Compression fractures of the spine generally occur from too much pressure on the vertebral body. This usually results from a combination of bending forward and downward pressure on the spine. For example, falling from a chair in a sitting position on the floor usually causes your head to go forward at the same time your buttocks hit the floor.","The fracture occurs when the bone actually collapses and the front (anterior) part of the vertebral body forms a wedge shape. The cancellous bone on the inside of the vertebral body is crushed, or compressed. In very severe compression fractures, the back of the vertebral body may actually protrude into the spinal canal and put pressure on the spinal cord.  Fracture of one of the lumbar vertebrae (lower back) located below thoracic (rib) region of the spinal column. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.021A","STABLE BURST FRACTURE OF SECOND LUMBAR VERTEBRA, INIT","A burst fracture is a descriptive term for an injury to the spine in which the vertebral body is severely compressed. They typically occur from severe trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident or a fall from a height. With a great deal of force vertically onto the spine, a vertebra may be crushed."," Stable fractures don't cause spinal deformity or neurologic (nerve) problems. With a stable fracture, the spine can still carry and distribute your weight pretty well (not as well as if there weren't a fracture, but it's still able to function with a stable fracture). Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","The review of the CAT scan and x-rays allows the treating physician to make a determination as to the level of the fracture, whether it is a compression fracture, burst fracture or fracture dislocation, and to determine the amount of spinal canal compromise and spinal angulation.","Localized pain or pain in legs if nerves are affected, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","The physical exam should be performed to document both spinal deformity, that is, angulation of the spine or tenderness of the spine at the level of fracture, as well as, a neurologic exam. Neurologic exam should include testing of the muscle strength, sensation and reflexes of the lower extremities, as well as, testing of bowel and bladder sphincter control.","A stable burst fracture may be treated without surgery. In general, a stable burst fracture is one in which there is no neurologic injury, in which the angulation of the spine is less than 20 degrees and in which the amount of spinal canal compromise is less than 50 percent. In these patients, treatment with a brace may lead to an excellent result.","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.028A","OTH FRACTURE OF SECOND LUMBAR VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the lumbar vertebrae (lower back) located below thoracic (rib) region of the spinal column.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.030A","WEDGE COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF THIRD LUMBAR VERTEBRA, INIT","Compression fractures of the spine generally occur from too much pressure on the vertebral body. This usually results from a combination of bending forward and downward pressure on the spine. For example, falling from a chair in a sitting position on the floor usually causes your head to go forward at the same time your buttocks hit the floor.","The fracture occurs when the bone actually collapses and the front (anterior) part of the vertebral body forms a wedge shape. The cancellous bone on the inside of the vertebral body is crushed, or compressed. In very severe compression fractures, the back of the vertebral body may actually protrude into the spinal canal and put pressure on the spinal cord.  Fracture of one of the lumbar vertebrae (lower back) located below thoracic (rib) region of the spinal column. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.031A","STABLE BURST FRACTURE OF THIRD LUMBAR VERTEBRA, INIT","A burst fracture is a descriptive term for an injury to the spine in which the vertebral body is severely compressed. They typically occur from severe trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident or a fall from a height. With a great deal of force vertically onto the spine, a vertebra may be crushed."," Stable fractures don't cause spinal deformity or neurologic (nerve) problems. With a stable fracture, the spine can still carry and distribute your weight pretty well (not as well as if there weren't a fracture, but it's still able to function with a stable fracture). Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","The review of the CAT scan and x-rays allows the treating physician to make a determination as to the level of the fracture, whether it is a compression fracture, burst fracture or fracture dislocation, and to determine the amount of spinal canal compromise and spinal angulation.","Localized pain or pain in legs if nerves are affected, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","The physical exam should be performed to document both spinal deformity, that is, angulation of the spine or tenderness of the spine at the level of fracture, as well as, a neurologic exam. Neurologic exam should include testing of the muscle strength, sensation and reflexes of the lower extremities, as well as, testing of bowel and bladder sphincter control.","A stable burst fracture may be treated without surgery. In general, a stable burst fracture is one in which there is no neurologic injury, in which the angulation of the spine is less than 20 degrees and in which the amount of spinal canal compromise is less than 50 percent. In these patients, treatment with a brace may lead to an excellent result.","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.038A","OTH FRACTURE OF THIRD LUMBAR VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the lumbar vertebrae (lower back) located below thoracic (rib) region of the spinal column.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.040A","WEDGE COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF FOURTH LUMBAR VERTEBRA, INIT","Compression fractures of the spine generally occur from too much pressure on the vertebral body. This usually results from a combination of bending forward and downward pressure on the spine. For example, falling from a chair in a sitting position on the floor usually causes your head to go forward at the same time your buttocks hit the floor.","The fracture occurs when the bone actually collapses and the front (anterior) part of the vertebral body forms a wedge shape. The cancellous bone on the inside of the vertebral body is crushed, or compressed. In very severe compression fractures, the back of the vertebral body may actually protrude into the spinal canal and put pressure on the spinal cord.  Fracture of one of the lumbar vertebrae (lower back) located below thoracic (rib) region of the spinal column. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.041A","STABLE BURST FRACTURE OF FOURTH LUMBAR VERTEBRA, INIT","A burst fracture is a descriptive term for an injury to the spine in which the vertebral body is severely compressed. They typically occur from severe trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident or a fall from a height. With a great deal of force vertically onto the spine, a vertebra may be crushed."," Stable fractures don't cause spinal deformity or neurologic (nerve) problems. With a stable fracture, the spine can still carry and distribute your weight pretty well (not as well as if there weren't a fracture, but it's still able to function with a stable fracture). Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","The review of the CAT scan and x-rays allows the treating physician to make a determination as to the level of the fracture, whether it is a compression fracture, burst fracture or fracture dislocation, and to determine the amount of spinal canal compromise and spinal angulation.","Localized pain or pain in legs if nerves are affected, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","The physical exam should be performed to document both spinal deformity, that is, angulation of the spine or tenderness of the spine at the level of fracture, as well as, a neurologic exam. Neurologic exam should include testing of the muscle strength, sensation and reflexes of the lower extremities, as well as, testing of bowel and bladder sphincter control.","A stable burst fracture may be treated without surgery. In general, a stable burst fracture is one in which there is no neurologic injury, in which the angulation of the spine is less than 20 degrees and in which the amount of spinal canal compromise is less than 50 percent. In these patients, treatment with a brace may lead to an excellent result.","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.048A","OTH FRACTURE OF FOURTH LUMBAR VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the lumbar vertebrae (lower back) located below thoracic (rib) region of the spinal column.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.050A","WEDGE COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF FIFTH LUMBAR VERTEBRA, INIT","Compression fractures of the spine generally occur from too much pressure on the vertebral body. This usually results from a combination of bending forward and downward pressure on the spine. For example, falling from a chair in a sitting position on the floor usually causes your head to go forward at the same time your buttocks hit the floor.","The fracture occurs when the bone actually collapses and the front (anterior) part of the vertebral body forms a wedge shape. The cancellous bone on the inside of the vertebral body is crushed, or compressed. In very severe compression fractures, the back of the vertebral body may actually protrude into the spinal canal and put pressure on the spinal cord.  Fracture of one of the lumbar vertebrae (lower back) located below thoracic (rib) region of the spinal column. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.051A","STABLE BURST FRACTURE OF FIFTH LUMBAR VERTEBRA, INIT","A burst fracture is a descriptive term for an injury to the spine in which the vertebral body is severely compressed. They typically occur from severe trauma, such as a motor vehicle accident or a fall from a height. With a great deal of force vertically onto the spine, a vertebra may be crushed."," Stable fractures don't cause spinal deformity or neurologic (nerve) problems. With a stable fracture, the spine can still carry and distribute your weight pretty well (not as well as if there weren't a fracture, but it's still able to function with a stable fracture). Fracture of one of 12 vertebrae located below neck or cervical and above the lumbar regions of the spinal cord. ","X-rays, CT, MRI.","The review of the CAT scan and x-rays allows the treating physician to make a determination as to the level of the fracture, whether it is a compression fracture, burst fracture or fracture dislocation, and to determine the amount of spinal canal compromise and spinal angulation.","Localized pain or pain in legs if nerves are affected, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","The physical exam should be performed to document both spinal deformity, that is, angulation of the spine or tenderness of the spine at the level of fracture, as well as, a neurologic exam. Neurologic exam should include testing of the muscle strength, sensation and reflexes of the lower extremities, as well as, testing of bowel and bladder sphincter control.","A stable burst fracture may be treated without surgery. In general, a stable burst fracture is one in which there is no neurologic injury, in which the angulation of the spine is less than 20 degrees and in which the amount of spinal canal compromise is less than 50 percent. In these patients, treatment with a brace may lead to an excellent result.","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.058A","OTH FRACTURE OF FIFTH LUMBAR VERTEBRA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the lumbar vertebrae (lower back) located below thoracic (rib) region of the spinal column.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.10XA (IF FURTHER SPECIFIED ASSIGN CODES FROM S32.11*-S32.19* CATEGORY CODES)","UNSP FRACTURE OF SACRUM, INIT ENCNTR FOR CLOSED FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle rear part of the pelvis. Sacrum is above the coccyx (tailbone).","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.2XXA","FRACTURE OF COCCYX, INITIAL ENCOUNTER FOR CLOSED FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle rear part of the pelvis. Sacrum is above the coccyx (tailbone).","X-rays, CT, MRI.","May involve the vertebral body, any of the spinal processes, lamina & pedicles.","Localized pain, stiffness, decreased mobility.  Possible symptoms: neurological sensory changes at the level of injury and below.","Pain with palpation, altered neurological sensory changes (which could involve pain, numbness and tingling).","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.301A","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT ILIUM, INIT ENCNTR FOR CLOSED FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one the 7 bones making up the pelvic girdle (part that stick out-near waist line). There are 2 ilium bones, one on each side, that make up the sides of the pelvic girdle.","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non-anatomical movement of the pelvic girdle, pain with movement of body and/or lower extremities. ","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries. ",null,""]
["S32.302A","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT ILIUM, INIT ENCNTR FOR CLOSED FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one the 7 bones making up the pelvic girdle (part that stick out-near waist line). There are 2 ilium bones, one on each side, that make up the sides of the pelvic girdle.","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non-anatomical movement of the pelvic girdle, pain with movement of body and/or lower extremities. ","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries. ",null,""]
["S32.301B","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT ILIUM, INIT ENCNTR FOR OPEN FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of one the 7 bones making up the pelvic girdle (part that stick out-near waist line). There are 2 ilium bones, one on each side, that make up the sides of the pelvic girdle.","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non-anatomical movement of the pelvic girdle, pain with movement of body and/or lower extremities. ","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries. ",null,""]
["S32.302B","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT ILIUM, INIT ENCNTR FOR OPEN FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of one the 7 bones making up the pelvic girdle (part that stick out-near waist line). There are 2 ilium bones, one on each side, that make up the sides of the pelvic girdle.","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non-anatomical movement of the pelvic girdle, pain with movement of body and/or lower extremities. ","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries. ",null,""]
["S32.401A","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT ACETABULUM, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the socket part of the hip joint that is attached to the pelvic girdle.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non anatomical movement of the femur (head of the femur does not stay in the socket).","",null,""]
["S32.402A","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT ACETABULUM, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the socket part of the hip joint that is attached to the pelvic girdle.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non anatomical movement of the femur (head of the femur does not stay in the socket).","",null,""]
["S32.401B","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT ACETABULUM, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the socket part of the hip joint that is attached to the pelvic girdle.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non anatomical movement of the femur (head of the femur does not stay in the socket).","",null,""]
["S32.402B","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT ACETABULUM, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the socket part of the hip joint that is attached to the pelvic girdle.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non anatomical movement of the femur (head of the femur does not stay in the socket).","",null,""]
["S32.501A","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT PUBIS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one or both of the anterior (in the front) pelvic bones. ","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Dysuria (change in urinary pattern - go often/cant stop going/blood in urine), non-anatomical alignment of the pelvic girdle/pubic region, localized swelling/bruising.","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries.","There are 2 pubic bone one on each side of the front of the pelvic girdle.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.501B","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT PUBIS, INIT ENCNTR FOR OPEN FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","A fracture of one of the 7 bones that make up the pelvic girdle. There are 2 pubic bones, one on each side, these make up the front part of the pelvic girdle.","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non-anatomical movement of the pelvic girdle, pain with movement of body and/or lower extremities. ","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries. E.g. Dysuria (change in urinary pattern - go often/cant stop going/blood in urine).","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.502A","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT PUBIS, INIT ENCNTR FOR CLOSED FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one or both of the anterior (in the front) pelvic bones. ","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Dysuria (change in urinary pattern - go often/cant stop going/blood in urine), non-anatomical alignment of the pelvic girdle/pubic region, localized swelling/bruising.","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries.","There are 2 pubic bone one on each side of the front of the pelvic girdle.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.502B","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT PUBIS, INIT ENCNTR FOR OPEN FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","A fracture of one of the 7 bones that make up the pelvic girdle. There are 2 pubic bones, one on each side, these make up the front part of the pelvic girdle.","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non-anatomical movement of the pelvic girdle, pain with movement of body and/or lower extremities. ","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries. E.g. Dysuria (change in urinary pattern - go often/cant stop going/blood in urine).","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.511A","FRACTURE OF SUPERIOR RIM OF RIGHT PUBIS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one or both of the anterior (in the front) pelvic bones. ","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Dysuria (change in urinary pattern - go often/cant stop going/blood in urine), non-anatomical alignment of the pelvic girdle/pubic region, localized swelling/bruising.","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries.",null,"all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.512A","FRACTURE OF SUPERIOR RIM OF LEFT PUBIS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one or both of the anterior (in the front) pelvic bones. ","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Dysuria (change in urinary pattern - go often/cant stop going/blood in urine), non-anatomical alignment of the pelvic girdle/pubic region, localized swelling/bruising.","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries.","There are 2 pubic bone one on each side of the front of the pelvic girdle.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.591A","OTH FRACTURE OF RIGHT PUBIS, INIT ENCNTR FOR CLOSED FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one or both of the anterior (in the front) pelvic bones. ","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Dysuria (change in urinary pattern - go often/cant stop going/blood in urine), non-anatomical alignment of the pelvic girdle/pubic region, localized swelling/bruising.","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries.","There are 2 pubic bone one on each side of the front of the pelvic girdle.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.592A","OTH FRACTURE OF LEFT PUBIS, INIT ENCNTR FOR CLOSED FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one or both of the anterior (in the front) pelvic bones. ","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Dysuria (change in urinary pattern - go often/cant stop going/blood in urine), non-anatomical alignment of the pelvic girdle/pubic region, localized swelling/bruising.","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries.","There are 2 pubic bone one on each side of the front of the pelvic girdle.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.601A","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT ISCHIUM, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one the 7 bones making up the pelvic girdle. There are 2 ischium bones, one on each side, that make up the lower side/front part of the pelvic girdle.","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non-anatomical movement of the pelvic girdle, pain with movement of body and/or lower extremities. ","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries. ","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.602A","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT ISCHIUM, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one the 7 bones making up the pelvic girdle. There are 2 ischium bones, one on each side, that make up the lower side/front part of the pelvic girdle.","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non-anatomical movement of the pelvic girdle, pain with movement of body and/or lower extremities. ","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries. ","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.601B","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT ISCHIUM, INIT ENCNTR FOR OPEN FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of one the 7 bones making up the pelvic girdle. There are 2 ischium bones, one on each side, that make up the lower side/front part of the pelvic girdle.","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non-anatomical movement of the pelvic girdle, pain with movement of body and/or lower extremities. ","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries. ","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.602B","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT ISCHIUM, INIT ENCNTR FOR OPEN FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of one the 7 bones making up the pelvic girdle. There are 2 ischium bones, one on each side, that make up the lower side/front part of the pelvic girdle.","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non-anatomical movement of the pelvic girdle, pain with movement of body and/or lower extremities. ","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries. ","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.89XA","FRACTURE OF OTH PARTS OF PELVIS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one the bones making up the pelvic girdle. There are 2 ischium bones, 2 pubic bones, 2 ilium bones and one sacrum, that makes up the center/back part of the pelvic girdle (it has the tail bone attached to it), along with the innominate bone and pelvic rim.","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non-anatomical movement of the pelvic girdle, pain with movement of body and/or lower extremities. ","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries. ","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S32.89XB","FRACTURE OF OTH PARTS OF PELVIS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of one the bones making up the pelvic girdle. There are 2 ischium bones, 2 pubic bones, 2 ilium bones and one sacrum, that makes up the center/back part of the pelvic girdle, it has the coccyx (tail bone) attached to it.","X-rays, CT, MRI (preferred for internal structure visualization).","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to bear weight.","Non-anatomical movement of the pelvic girdle, pain with movement of body and/or lower extremities. ","When you see this type of injury, you should look for other serious complications or associated injuries. ","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S33.5XXA","SPRAIN OF LIGAMENTS OF LUMBAR SPINE","injury to joint/ligaments","Lumbar Sprain","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","n/a","There will be pain when bending and twisting, muscle spasm and stiffness in the back. The area may be tender to touch over the area of injury and there may be some swelling.",null,"must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S33.6XXA","SPRAIN OF SACROILIAC JOINT","injury to joint/ligaments","Sacroiliac Sprain","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","n/a","There will be pain when bending and twisting, muscle spasm and stiffness in the back. The area may be tender to touch over the area of injury and there may be some swelling.",null,"must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S33.8XXA","SPRAIN OF OTHER PARTS OF LUMBAR SPINE AND PELVIS","injury to joint/ligaments","Lumbosacral and Sacral Sprain","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","n/a","There will be pain when bending and twisting, muscle spasm and stiffness in the back. The area may be tender to touch over the area of injury and there may be some swelling.",null,"must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S39.012A","STRAIN OF MUSCLE, FASCIA AND TENDON OF LOWER BACK"," Lumbar muscle strain occurs when a back muscle is over-stretched or torn, which damages the muscle fibers. ","Thoracic, Lumbar, Lumbosacral, Sacral and Sacroiliac Strain. Movements that put stress on the back can result in pulled muscles. For example, lifting a heavy object, twisting while lifting, falling, or some sports could cause lumbar muscle strain.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Symptoms of lumbar muscle strain include sudden onset of pain, localized pain that does not radiate into the leg, and tenderness in the lower back.\n\nMuscle strain can by accompanied by muscle spasms, as the body tries to stabilize the injury.","Symptoms of lumbar muscle strain include sudden onset of pain, localized pain that does not radiate into the leg, and tenderness in the lower back.\n\nMuscle strain can by accompanied by muscle spasms, as the body tries to stabilize the injury.","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria."]
["S40.011A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the scapular region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the scapular region.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S40.012A","CONTUSION OF LEFT SHOULDER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the scapular region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the scapular region.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S40.021A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT UPPER ARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the scapular region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the scapular region.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S40.022A","CONTUSION OF LEFT UPPER ARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the scapular region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the scapular region.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S40.211A","ABRASION OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S40.212A","ABRASION OF LEFT SHOULDER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S40.221A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S40.222A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF LEFT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S40.251A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S40.252A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S40.261A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S40.262A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF LEFT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S40.811A","ABRASION OF RIGHT UPPER ARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S40.812A","ABRASION OF LEFT UPPER ARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S40.821A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF RIGHT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S40.822A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF LEFT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S40.851A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S40.852A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S40.861A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF RIGHT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S40.862A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF LEFT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","Verify work-relatedness","",""]
["S41.001A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the upper arm and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S41.002A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF LEFT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the upper arm and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S41.011A","LACERATION W/O FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the Axillary region involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S41.012A","LACERATION W/O FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the Axillary region involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S41.021A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the Axillary region involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures. Remenants of an object are in the wound.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S41.022A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the Axillary region involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.Remenants of an object are in the wound.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S41.031A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the Axillary region involving an injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin. ","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S41.032A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the Axillary region involving an injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin. ","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S41.041A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the Axillary region involving an injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin. Remenants of an object are in the wound.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S41.042A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the Axillary region involving an injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin. Remenants of an object are in the wound.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S41.051A ","Open bite of right shoulder","open wound caused by bite, wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S41.052A ","Open bite of left shoulder ","open wound caused by bite, wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S41.101A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the upper arm and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S41.102A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF LEFT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the upper arm and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S41.111A","LACERATION W/O FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S41.112A","LACERATION W/O FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S41.121A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the upper arm involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures. Remenants of an object are in the wound.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S41.122A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the upper arm involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.Remenants of an object are in the wound.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S41.131A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT UPPER ARM, INIT","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Puncture wounds are not the same as cuts. A puncture wound has a small entry hole caused by a pointed object, such as a nail that you have stepped on. In contrast, a cut is an open wound that produces a long tear in the skin. Puncture wounds require different treatment from cuts because these small holes in the skin can disguise serious injury.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S41.132A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT UPPER ARM, INIT","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Puncture wounds are not the same as cuts. A puncture wound has a small entry hole caused by a pointed object, such as a nail that you have stepped on. In contrast, a cut is an open wound that produces a long tear in the skin. Puncture wounds require different treatment from cuts because these small holes in the skin can disguise serious injury.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S41.141A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT UPPER ARM, INIT","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Puncture wounds are not the same as cuts. A puncture wound has a small entry hole caused by a pointed object, such as a nail that you have stepped on. In contrast, a cut is an open wound that produces a long tear in the skin. Puncture wounds require different treatment from cuts because these small holes in the skin can disguise serious injury. Foreign object still remains. ","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S41.142A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT UPPER ARM, INIT","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Puncture wounds are not the same as cuts. A puncture wound has a small entry hole caused by a pointed object, such as a nail that you have stepped on. In contrast, a cut is an open wound that produces a long tear in the skin. Puncture wounds require different treatment from cuts because these small holes in the skin can disguise serious injury. Foreign object still remains. ","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S41.151A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT UPPER ARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S41.152A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT UPPER ARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S42.001A","FRACTURE OF UNSP PART OF RIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone that is between the shoulder and the front of the neck.  It makes up part of the shoulder joint and attaches to the breast bone.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to move arm or shoulder.","Non anatomical movement of the shoulder.  You will usually see a \"dip\" or \"sagging\" of the shoulder (figure of 8 brace and/or sling could be needed to support).","IW could also have painful or difficulty breathing (depends on location of fracture).",null,""]
["S42.002A","FRACTURE OF UNSP PART OF LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone that is between the shoulder and the front of the neck.  It makes up part of the shoulder joint and attaches to the breast bone.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, possibly unable to move arm or shoulder.","Non anatomical movement of the shoulder.  You will usually see a \"dip\" or \"sagging\" of the shoulder (figure of 8 brace and/or sling could be needed to support).","IW could also have painful or difficulty breathing (depends on location of fracture).",null,""]
["S42.001B","FRACTURE OF UNSP PART OF RIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the clavicle (collar bone).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.002B","FRACTURE OF UNSP PART OF LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the clavicle (collar bone).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.001K","FX UNSP PART OF RIGHT CLAVICLE, SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability."]
["S42.002K","FX UNSP PART OF LEFT CLAVICLE, SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.",null,"",""]
["S42.001P","FX UNSP PART OF RIGHT CLAVICLE, SUBS FOR FX W MALUNION","Improper healing of a fracture.","Healing of a fracture in an abnormal (non-anatomic position).","X-rays, CT.","Misalignment of the boney structures.","Strange feeling and/or movement.","Non-anatomical presentation of the affected body part. (The arm looks crooked).",null,"",""]
["S42.002P","FX UNSP PART OF LEFT CLAVICLE, SUBS FOR FX W MALUNION","Improper healing of a fracture.","Healing of a fracture in an abnormal (non-anatomic position).","X-rays, CT.","Misalignment of the boney structures.","Strange feeling and/or movement.","Non-anatomical presentation of the affected body part. (The arm looks crooked).",null,"",""]
["S42.011A","ANT DISP FX OF STERNAL END OF RIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the proximal (breast bone) end of the clavicle (collar bone).   In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.012A","ANT DISP FX OF STERNAL END OF LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the proximal (breast bone) end of the clavicle (collar bone).   In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.011B","ANT DISP FX OF STERNAL END OF RIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the proximal (breast bone) end of the clavicle (collar bone).   In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.012B","ANT DISP FX OF STERNAL END OF LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the proximal (breast bone) end of the clavicle (collar bone).   In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.014A","POST DISP FX OF STERNAL END RIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the collar bone.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.015A","POST DISP FX OF STERNAL END LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the collar bone.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.014B","POST DISP FX OF STERNAL END RIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the proximal (breast bone) end of the clavicle (collar bone).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.015B","POST DISP FX OF STERNAL END LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the proximal (breast bone) end of the clavicle (collar bone).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.017A","NONDISP FX OF STERNAL END OF RIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the collar bone.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.018A","NONDISP FX OF STERNAL END OF LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the collar bone.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.017B","NONDISP FX OF STERNAL END OF RIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the proximal (breast bone) end of the clavicle (collar bone).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.018B","NONDISP FX OF STERNAL END OF LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the proximal (breast bone) end of the clavicle (collar bone).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.021A","DISP FX OF SHAFT OF RIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the collar bone.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.022A","DISP FX OF SHAFT OF LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the collar bone.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.021B","DISP FX OF SHAFT OF RIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the collar bone.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.022B","DISP FX OF SHAFT OF LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the collar bone.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.024A","NONDISP FX OF SHAFT OFRIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the collar bone.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.025A","NONDISP FX OF SHAFT OF LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the collar bone.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.024B","NONDISP FX OF SHAFT OF RIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the collar bone.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.025B","NONDISP FX OF SHAFT OF LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the collar bone.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.031A","DISP FX OF LATERAL END OF RIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the distal (shoulder) end of the clavicle (collar bone).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.032A","DISP FX OF LATERAL END OF LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the distal (shoulder) end of the clavicle (collar bone).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.031B","DISP FX OF LATERAL END OF RIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the shoulder or distal end of the clavicle (collar bone).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.032B","DISP FX OF LATERAL END OF LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the shoulder or distal end of the clavicle (collar bone).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.034A","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL END OF RIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the distal (shoulder) end of the clavicle (collar bone).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.035A","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL END OF LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the distal (shoulder) end of the clavicle (collar bone).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.034B","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL END OF RIGHT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the shoulder or distal end of the clavicle (collar bone).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.035B","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL END OF LEFT CLAVICLE, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the shoulder or distal end of the clavicle (collar bone).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.111A","DISP FX OF BODY OF SCAPULA, RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone in the back of the shoulder that makes up part of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.112A","DISP FX OF BODY OF SCAPULA, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone in the back of the shoulder that makes up part of the shoulder joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.111B","DISP FX OF BODY OF SCAPULA, RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the triangular shaped bone in the back that makes up most of the shoulder joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.112B","DISP FX OF BODY OF SCAPULA, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the triangular shaped bone in the back that makes up most of the shoulder  joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.114A","NONDISP FX OF BODY OF SCAPULA, RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone in the back of the shoulder that makes up part of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.115A","NONDISP FX OF BODY OF SCAPULA, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone in the back of the shoulder that makes up part of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.114B","NONDISP FX OF BODY OF SCAPULA, RIGHT SHLDR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the triangular shaped bone in the back that makes up most of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.115B","NONDISP FX OF BODY OF SCAPULA, LEFT SHLDR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the triangular shaped bone in the back that makes up most of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.121A","DISP FX OF ACROMIAL PROCESS, RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone in the back of the shoulder that makes up part of the shoulder joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.122A","DISP FX OF ACROMIAL PROCESS, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone in the back of the shoulder that makes up part of the shoulder joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.121B","DISP FX OF ACROMIAL PROCESS, RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the posterior superior bony process (part of the bone that makes up the top rear part of the shoulder joint)  at the distal end of the scapula (one of the bones that make up the shoulder joint).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.122B","DISP FX OF ACROMIAL PROCESS, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the posterior superior bony process (part of the bone that makes up the top rear part of the shoulder joint)  at the distal end of the scapula (one of the bones that make up the shoulder joint).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.124A","NONDISP FX OF ACROMIAL PROCESS, RIGHT SHLDR, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone in the back of the shoulder that makes up part of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.125A","NONDISP FX OF ACROMIAL PROCESS, LEFT SHLDR, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone in the back of the shoulder that makes up part of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.124B","NONDISP FX OF ACROMIAL PROCESS, RIGHT SHLDR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the posterior superior bony process (part of the bone that makes up the top rear part of the shoulder joint)  at the distal end of the scapula (one of the bones that make up the shoulder joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.125B","NONDISP FX OF ACROMIAL PROCESS, LEFT SHLDR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the posterior superior bony process (part of the bone that makes up the top rear part of the shoulder joint)  at the distal end of the scapula (one of the bones that make up the shoulder joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.131A","DISP FX OF CORACOID PROCESS, RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the part of the scapula which makes up the upper part of the shoulder joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.132A","DISP FX OF CORACOID PROCESS, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the part of the scapula which makes up the upper part of the shoulder joint .  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.131B","DISP FX OF CORACOID PROCESS, RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the anterior superior bony process (part of the bone that makes up the top front part of the shoulder joint)  at the distal end of the scapula (one of the bones that make up the shoulder joint).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.132B","DISP FX OF CORACOID PROCESS, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the anterior superior bony process (part of the bone that makes up the top front part of the shoulder joint)  at the distal end of the scapula (one of the bones that make up the shoulder joint).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.134A","NONDISP FX OF CORACOID PROCESS, RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the part of the scapula which makes up the upper part of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.135A","NONDISP FX OF CORACOID PROCESS, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the part of the scapula which makes up the upper part of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.134B","NONDISP FX OF CORACOID PROCESS, RIGHT SHLDR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the anterior superior bony process (part of the bone that makes up the top front part of the shoulder joint)  at the distal end of the scapula (one of the bones that make up the shoulder joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.135B","NONDISP FX OF CORACOID PROCESS, LEFT SHLDR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of the anterior superior bony process (part of the bone that makes up the top front part of the shoulder joint)  at the distal end of the scapula (one of the bones that make up the shoulder joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.141A","DISP FX OF GLENOID CAVITY OF SCAPULA, RIGHT SHOULDER, INT ENCOUNTER","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid process, of the shoulder joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.142A","DISP FX OF GLENOID CAVITY OF SCAPULA, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid process, of the shoulder joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.141B","DISP FX OF GLENOID CAV OF SCAPULA, RIGHT SHLDR, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid and acromial processes, the shallow socket of the shoulder joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.142B","DISP FX OF GLENOID CAV OF SCAPULA, LEFT SHLDR, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid and acromial processes, the shallow socket of the shoulder joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.144A","NONDISP FX OF GLENOID CAVITY OF SCAPULA, RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid process, of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.145A","NONDISP FX OF GLENOID CAVITY OF SCAPULA, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid process, of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.144B","NONDISP FX OF GLENOID CAV OF SCAPULA, RIGHT SHLDR, 7THB","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid and acromial processes, the shallow socket of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.145B","NONDISP FX OF GLENOID CAV OF SCAPULA, LEFT SHLDR, 7THB","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid and acromial processes, the shallow socket of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.151A","DISP FX OF NECK OF SCAPULA, RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid process, of the shoulder joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.152A","DISP FX OF NECK OF SCAPULA, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid process, of the shoulder joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.151B","DISP FX OF NECK OF SCAPULA, RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid and acromial processes, the shallow socket of the shoulder joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.152B","DISP FX OF NECK OF SCAPULA, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid and acromial processes, the shallow socket of the shoulder joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.154A","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF SCAPULA, RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid process, of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.155A","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF SCAPULA, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid process, of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.154B","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF SCAPULA, RIGHT SHLDR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid and acromial processes, the shallow socket of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.155B","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF SCAPULA, LEFT SHLDR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the articulating surface of the scapula, located below the coracoid and acromial processes, the shallow socket of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.191A","FRACTURE OF OTH PART OF SCAPULA, RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone in the back of the shoulder that makes up part of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.192A","FRACTURE OF OTH PART OF SCAPULA, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone in the back of the shoulder that makes up part of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.191B","FRACTURE OTH PRT SCAPULA, RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the triangular shaped bone in the back that makes up most of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.192B","FRACTURE OTH PRT SCAPULA, LEFT SHOULDER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the triangular shaped bone in the back that makes up most of the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased shoulder mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or shoulder joint, pain on palpation, swelling.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.201A","UNSP FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the upper arm toward the shoulder from midline.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.202A","UNSP FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the upper arm toward the shoulder from midline.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.","","All fractures must also be clearly identified as to type, open/closed, location or medical review is required.","all fractures must correlate with mechanism of injury - not remote frx *initial allowance only"]
["S42.211A","UNSP DISP FX OF SURGICAL NECK OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture.  A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint (just below the greater and lesser tuberosities).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.",null,null,""]
["S42.212A","UNSP DISP FX OF SURGICAL NECK OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture.  A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint (just below the greater and lesser tuberosities).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.",null,null,""]
["S42.211B","UNSP DISP FX OF SURG NECK OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture .  A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint (just below the greater and lesser tuberosities).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.212B","UNSP DISP FX OF SURG NECK OF UNSP HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint (just below the greater and lesser tuberosities).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.214A","UNSP NONDISP FX OF SURGICAL NECK OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint (just below the greater and lesser tuberosities).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.",null,null,""]
["S42.215A","UNSP NONDISP FX OF SURGICAL NECK OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint (just below the greater and lesser tuberosities).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.",null,null,""]
["S42.214B","UNSP NONDISP FX OF SURG NECK OF RIGHT HUMER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint (just below the greater and lesser tuberosities).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.215B","UNSP NONDISP FX OF SURG NECK OF  LEFT HUMER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint (just below the greater and lesser tuberosities).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.251A","DISP FX OF GREATER TUBEROSITY OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the larger insertion point of the humerus, located just below the anatomic neck.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.",null,null,""]
["S42.252A","DISP FX OF GREATER TUBEROSITY OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the larger insertion point of the humerus, located just below the anatomic neck.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.",null,null,""]
["S42.251B","DISP FX OF GREATER TUBEROSITY OF RIGHT HUMER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the larger insertion point of the humerus, located just below the anatomic neck.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.252B","DISP FX OF GREATER TUBEROSITY OF LEFT HUMER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture.  A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the larger insertion point of the humerus, located just below the anatomic neck.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.254A","NONDISP FX OF GREATER TUBEROSITY OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the larger insertion point of the humerus, located just below the anatomic neck.","X-rays, CT","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.",null,null,""]
["S42.255A","NONDISP FX OF GREATER TUBEROSITY OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the larger insertion point of the humerus, located just below the anatomic neck.","X-rays, CT","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.",null,null,""]
["S42.254B","NONDISP FX OF GREATER TUBEROSITY OF RIGHT HUMER, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the larger insertion point of the humerus, located just below the anatomic neck.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.255B","NONDISP FX OF GREATER TUBEROSITY OF LEFT HUMER, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the larger insertion point of the humerus, located just below the anatomic neck.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.291A","OTH DISP FX OF UPPER END OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint (in-between the articular surface or head and the greater and lesser tuberosities).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.292A","OTH DISP FX OF UPPER END OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint (in-between the articular surface or head and the greater and lesser tuberosities).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.291B","OTH DISP FX OF UPPER END OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.292B","OTH DISP FX OF UPPER END OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.294A","OTH NONDISP FX OF UPPER END OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint (in-between the articular surface or head and the greater and lesser tuberosities).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.295A","OTH NONDISP FX OF UPPER END OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint (in-between the articular surface or head and the greater and lesser tuberosities).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.294B","OTH NONDISP FX OF UPPER END OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.295B","OTH NONDISP FX OF UPPER END OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the humeral bone located upper end very near to the shoulder joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.391A","OTH FRACTURE OF SHAFT OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone of the upper arm that is not near either end.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.392A","OTH FRACTURE OF SHAFT OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone of the upper arm that is not near either end.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.391B","OTH FRACTURE OF SHAFT OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the bone of the upper arm that is not near either end.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.392B","OTH FRACTURE OF SHAFT OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the bone of the upper arm that is not near either end.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.411A","DISPL SIMPLE SUPRCNDL FX W/O INTRCNDL FX RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the humerus that is above the condyle(that make up the top half of the elbow joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.412A","DISPL SIMPLE SUPRCNDL FX W/O INTRCNDL FX LEFT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the humerus that is above the condyle(that make up the top half of the elbow join.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.411B","DISPL SIMP SUPRCNDL FX W/O INTRCNDL FX RIGHT HUMER, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the humerus that is above the condyle(that make up the top half of the elbow joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S42.412B","DISPL SIMP SUPRCNDL FX W/O INTRCNDL FX LEFT HUMER, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the humerus that is above the condyle(that make up the top half of the elbow joint.  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S42.414A","NONDISP SIMPLE SUPRCNDL FX W/O INTRCNDL FX RIGHT HUMER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the humerus that is above the condyle(that make up the top half of the elbow joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.415A","NONDISP SIMPLE SUPRCNDL FX W/O INTRCNDL FX LEFT HUMER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the humerus that is above the condyle(that make up the top half of the elbow joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.",null,null,""]
["S42.414B","NONDISP SIMP SUPRCNDL FX W/O INTRCNDL FX RIGHT HUMER, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the humerus that is above the condyle(that make up the top half of the elbow joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S42.415B","NONDISP SIMP SUPRCNDL FX W/O INTRCNDL FX LEFT HUMER, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the humerus that is above the condyle(that make up the top half of the elbow joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S42.431A","DISP FX OF LATERAL EPICONDYLE OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the lateral (outside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","",null,""]
["S42.432A","DISP FX OF LATERAL EPICONDYLE OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the lateral (outside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","",null,""]
["S42.434A","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL EPICONDYLE OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the lateral (outside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","",null,""]
["S42.435A","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL EPICONDYLE OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the lateral (outside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","",null,""]
["S42.441A","DISP FX OF MEDIAL EPICONDYLE OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the medial (inside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","The humerus is a relatively thick bone with a large smooth head that articulates with the shoulder proximally, and articulates at the elbow distally at rounded bony projections (condyles) with the proximal radius and ulna. The medial epicondyle and lateral epicondyle of the distal humerus are attachment sites for muscles that move the forearm.\n\n",null,""]
["S42.442A","DISP FX OF MEDIAL EPICONDYLE OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the medial (inside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","The humerus is a relatively thick bone with a large smooth head that articulates with the shoulder proximally, and articulates at the elbow distally at rounded bony projections (condyles) with the proximal radius and ulna. The medial epicondyle and lateral epicondyle of the distal humerus are attachment sites for muscles that move the forearm.\n\n",null,""]
["S42.444A","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL EPICONDYLE OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the medial (inside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","The humerus is a relatively thick bone with a large smooth head that articulates with the shoulder proximally, and articulates at the elbow distally at rounded bony projections (condyles) with the proximal radius and ulna. The medial epicondyle and lateral epicondyle of the distal humerus are attachment sites for muscles that move the forearm.\n\n",null,""]
["S42.445A","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL EPICONDYLE OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the medial (inside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","The humerus is a relatively thick bone with a large smooth head that articulates with the shoulder proximally, and articulates at the elbow distally at rounded bony projections (condyles) with the proximal radius and ulna. The medial epicondyle and lateral epicondyle of the distal humerus are attachment sites for muscles that move the forearm.\n\n",null,""]
["S42.451A","DISP FX OF LATERAL CONDYLE OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the lateral (outside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","",null,""]
["S42.452A","DISP FX OF LATERAL CONDYLE OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the lateral (outside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","",null,""]
["S42.451B","DISP FX OF LATERAL CONDYLE OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the lateral (outside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint)  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S42.452B","DISP FX OF LATERAL CONDYLE OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the lateral (outside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint)  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S42.454A","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL CONDYLE OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the lateral (outside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","",null,""]
["S42.455A","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL CONDYLE OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the lateral (outside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","",null,""]
["S42.454B","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL CONDYLE OF RIGHT HUMER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the lateral (outside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint)","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S42.455B","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL CONDYLE OF LEFT HUMER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the lateral (outside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint)","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S42.461A","DISP FX OF MEDIAL CONDYLE OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the medial (inside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","The humerus is a relatively thick bone with a large smooth head that articulates with the shoulder proximally, and articulates at the elbow distally at rounded bony projections (condyles) with the proximal radius and ulna. The medial epicondyle and lateral epicondyle of the distal humerus are attachment sites for muscles that move the forearm.\n\n",null,""]
["S42.462A","DISP FX OF MEDIAL CONDYLE OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the medial (inside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","The humerus is a relatively thick bone with a large smooth head that articulates with the shoulder proximally, and articulates at the elbow distally at rounded bony projections (condyles) with the proximal radius and ulna. The medial epicondyle and lateral epicondyle of the distal humerus are attachment sites for muscles that move the forearm.\n\n",null,""]
["S42.461B","DISP FX OF MEDIAL CONDYLE OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the medial (inside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S42.462B","DISP FX OF MEDIAL CONDYLE OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","Fracture of the medial (inside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).  In a displaced fracture, the bone snaps into two or more parts and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S42.464A","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL CONDYLE OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the medial (inside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","The humerus is a relatively thick bone with a large smooth head that articulates with the shoulder proximally, and articulates at the elbow distally at rounded bony projections (condyles) with the proximal radius and ulna. The medial epicondyle and lateral epicondyle of the distal humerus are attachment sites for muscles that move the forearm.\n\n",null,""]
["S42.465A","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL CONDYLE OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the medial (inside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","The humerus is a relatively thick bone with a large smooth head that articulates with the shoulder proximally, and articulates at the elbow distally at rounded bony projections (condyles) with the proximal radius and ulna. The medial epicondyle and lateral epicondyle of the distal humerus are attachment sites for muscles that move the forearm.\n\n",null,""]
["S42.464B","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL CONDYLE OF RIGHT HUMER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the medial (inside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S42.465B","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL CONDYLE OF LEFT HUMER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the medial (inside) rounded projections (condyle) of the distal humerus (part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S42.491A","OTH DISP FX OF LOWER END OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","A fracture of the elbow is a fracture of the distal (lower) humerus, which is the long bone of the upper arm.  CLOSED (simple) fractures are those in which the skin is intact.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","The humerus is a relatively thick bone with a large smooth head that articulates with the shoulder proximally, and articulates at the elbow distally at rounded bony projections (condyles) with the proximal radius and ulna. The medial epicondyle and lateral epicondyle of the distal humerus are attachment sites for muscles that move the forearm.",null,""]
["S42.492A","OTH DISP FX OF LOWER END OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","A fracture of the elbow is a fracture of the distal (lower) humerus, which is the long bone of the upper arm.  CLOSED (simple) fractures are those in which the skin is intact.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","The humerus is a relatively thick bone with a large smooth head that articulates with the shoulder proximally, and articulates at the elbow distally at rounded bony projections (condyles) with the proximal radius and ulna. The medial epicondyle and lateral epicondyle of the distal humerus are attachment sites for muscles that move the forearm.",null,""]
["S42.491B","OTH DISP FX OF LOWER END OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","A fracture of the elbow is a fracture of the distal (lower) humerus, which is the long bone of the upper arm.  An OPEN fracture, also called a compound fracture, is an injury where a broken bone is open through the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S42.492B","OTH DISP FX OF LOWER END OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. A displaced fracture is when the bone breaks and moves so that the two ends are not lined up straight. ","A fracture of the elbow is a fracture of the distal (lower) humerus, which is the long bone of the upper arm.  An OPEN fracture, also called a compound fracture, is an injury where a broken bone is open through the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S42.494A","OTH NONDISP FX OF LOWER END OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the elbow is a fracture of the distal (lower) humerus, which is the long bone of the upper arm.  CLOSED (simple) fractures are those in which the skin is intact.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","The humerus is a relatively thick bone with a large smooth head that articulates with the shoulder proximally, and articulates at the elbow distally at rounded bony projections (condyles) with the proximal radius and ulna. The medial epicondyle and lateral epicondyle of the distal humerus are attachment sites for muscles that move the forearm.",null,""]
["S42.495A","OTH NONDISP FX OF LOWER END OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the elbow is a fracture of the distal (lower) humerus, which is the long bone of the upper arm.  CLOSED (simple) fractures are those in which the skin is intact.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","The humerus is a relatively thick bone with a large smooth head that articulates with the shoulder proximally, and articulates at the elbow distally at rounded bony projections (condyles) with the proximal radius and ulna. The medial epicondyle and lateral epicondyle of the distal humerus are attachment sites for muscles that move the forearm.",null,""]
["S42.494B","OTH NONDISP FX OF LOWER END OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","A fracture of the elbow is a fracture of the distal (lower) humerus, which is the long bone of the upper arm.  An OPEN fracture, also called a compound fracture, is an injury where a broken bone is open through the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S42.495B","OTH NONDISP FX OF LOWER END OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","A fracture of the elbow is a fracture of the distal (lower) humerus, which is the long bone of the upper arm.  An OPEN fracture, also called a compound fracture, is an injury where a broken bone is open through the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising."," Above the condyle.  In young adults, most distal humerus fractures occur from high-energy trauma, sideswipe injuries, motor vehicle accidents, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. In elderly persons with more osteoporotic bone, most of these injuries occur from falls.",null,""]
["S43.011A","ANTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","During subluxation, the humeral head slides or translates across on the shallow joint surface without actually coming entirely out of its glenoid socket.  Anterior dislocation often occurs when the arm is outstretched and is forced backwards. This is a partial dislocation of the shoulder joint. ","functional testing (physical examination), may require x-rays to determine degree of sublaxation","determination of the degree of sublaxation","Shoulder subluxation is usually quite painful, and there might be a partial numbness of the shoulder, arm and hand. Pain in the shoulder region, Loss of range of movement pallpable gap between acromion and humeral head (this can be informally measure in finger-widths)","The physical description and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, inferior.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation."]
["S43.012A","ANTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","During subluxation, the humeral head slides or translates across on the shallow joint surface without actually coming entirely out of its glenoid socket.  Anterior dislocation often occurs when the arm is outstretched and is forced backwards. This is a partial dislocation of the shoulder joint. ","functional testing (physical examination), may require x-rays to determine degree of sublaxation","determination of the degree of sublaxation","Shoulder subluxation is usually quite painful, and there might be a partial numbness of the shoulder, arm and hand. Pain in the shoulder region, Loss of range of movement pallpable gap between acromion and humeral head (this can be informally measure in finger-widths)","The physical description and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, inferior.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation."]
["S43.014A","ANTERIOR DISLOCATION OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","Dislocation of the upper arm bone from the shoulder frontward.","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Visual changes of the anatomy of the shoulder, inappropriate (non-anatomical) bulges seen, extreme pain, decreased or total loss of use, numbness of hand.","Using the method of injury, patients complaints, a visual inspection along with orthopedic testing. ","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation."]
["S43.015A","ANTERIOR DISLOCATION OF LEFT HUMERUS, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","Dislocation of the upper arm bone from the shoulder frontward.","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Visual changes of the anatomy of the shoulder, inappropriate (non-anatomical) bulges seen, extreme pain, decreased or total loss of use, numbness of hand.","Using the method of injury, patients complaints, a visual inspection along with orthopedic testing. ","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation."]
["S43.021A","POSTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","During subluxation, the humeral head slides or translates across on the shallow joint surface without actually coming entirely out of its glenoid socket.  This is a partial dislocation of the shoulder joint. ","functional testing (physical examination), may require x-rays to determine degree of sublaxation","determination of the degree of sublaxation","Shoulder subluxation is usually quite painful, and there might be a partial numbness of the shoulder, arm and hand. Pain in the shoulder region, Loss of range of movement pallpable gap between acromion and humeral head (this can be informally measure in finger-widths)","The physical description and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, inferior.",null,"The physical description and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, inferior."]
["S43.022A","POSTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","During subluxation, the humeral head slides or translates across on the shallow joint surface without actually coming entirely out of its glenoid socket.  This is a partial dislocation of the shoulder joint. ","functional testing (physical examination), may require x-rays to determine degree of sublaxation","determination of the degree of sublaxation","Shoulder subluxation is usually quite painful, and there might be a partial numbness of the shoulder, arm and hand. Pain in the shoulder region, Loss of range of movement pallpable gap between acromion and humeral head (this can be informally measure in finger-widths)","The physical description and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, inferior.",null,"The physical description and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, inferior."]
["S43.024A","POSTERIOR DISLOCATION OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","Dislocation of the upper arm bone from the shoulder rearward.","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Visual changes of the anatomy of the shoulder, inappropriate (non-anatomical) bulges seen, extreme pain, decreased or total loss of use, numbness of hand.","The physical description and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, inferior."]
["S43.025A","POSTERIOR DISLOCATION OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","Dislocation of the upper arm bone from the shoulder rearward.","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Visual changes of the anatomy of the shoulder, inappropriate (non-anatomical) bulges seen, extreme pain, decreased or total loss of use, numbness of hand.","The physical description and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, inferior."]
["S43.031A","INFERIOR SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","During subluxation, the humeral head slides or translates across on the shallow joint surface without actually coming entirely out of its glenoid socket. This is a partial dislocation of the shoulder joint. ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Visual changes of the anatomy of the shoulder, inappropriate (non-anatomical) bulges seen, extreme pain, decreased or total loss of use, numbness of hand.","The physical description and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, inferior.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring."]
["S43.032A","INFERIOR SUBLUXATION OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","During subluxation, the humeral head slides or translates across on the shallow joint surface without actually coming entirely out of its glenoid socket.  This is a partial dislocation of the shoulder joint. ","functional testing (physical examination), may require x-rays to determine degree of sublaxation","determination of the degree of sublaxation","Shoulder subluxation is usually quite painful, and there might be a partial numbness of the shoulder, arm and hand. Pain in the shoulder region, Loss of range of movement pallpable gap between acromion and humeral head (this can be informally measure in finger-widths)","The physical description and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, inferior.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring."]
["S43.034A","INFERIOR DISLOCATION OF RIGHT HUMERUS, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","Dislocation of the upper arm bone from the shoulder downward.","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Visual changes of the anatomy of the shoulder, inappropriate (non-anatomical) bulges seen, extreme pain, decreased or total loss of use, numbness of hand.","The physical description and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, inferior.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.",null,""]
["S43.035A","INFERIOR DISLOCATION OF LEFT HUMERUS, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","Dislocation of the upper arm bone from the shoulder downward.","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Visual changes of the anatomy of the shoulder, inappropriate (non-anatomical) bulges seen, extreme pain, decreased or total loss of use, numbness of hand.","The physical description and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, inferior.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.",null,""]
["S43.101A","UNSP DISLOCATION OF RIGHT ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT, INIT","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","Dislocation of the acromion process and the clavicle bones of the shoulder, usually a splitting apart with ligament tearing.","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Visual changes of the anatomy of the shoulder, inappropriate (non-anatomical) bulges seen, extreme pain, decreased or total loss of use, numbness of hand.","Using the method of injury, patients complaints, a visual inspection along with orthopedic testing. ","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.",null,""]
["S43.102A","UNSP DISLOCATION OF LEFT ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT, INIT","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","Dislocation of the acromion process and the clavicle bones of the shoulder, usually a splitting apart with ligament tearing.","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Visual changes of the anatomy of the shoulder, inappropriate (non-anatomical) bulges seen, extreme pain, decreased or total loss of use, numbness of hand.","Using the method of injury, patients complaints, a visual inspection along with orthopedic testing. ","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.",null,""]
["S43.111A","SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","AC Joint Subluxation is a partial dislocation, meaning that the clavicle goes partially out of joint, with part of the clavicle still touching the acromion.  An AC Joint Subluxation looks like a small bump on top of the shoulder. ","functional testing (physical examination),Shoulder X-rays are necessary to confirm the diagnosis and make sure that a clavicle fracture isn’t present.  ","Confirm partial dislocation, confirmed  no fracture","Shoulder subluxation is usually quite painful, and there might be a partial numbness of the shoulder, arm and hand. Pain in the shoulder region, Loss of range of movement","Using the method of injury, patients complaints, a visual inspection along with orthopedic testing. ","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring."]
["S43.112A","SUBLUXATION OF LEFT ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","AC Joint Subluxation is a partial dislocation, meaning that the clavicle goes partially out of joint, with part of the clavicle still touching the acromion.  An AC Joint Subluxation looks like a small bump on top of the shoulder.","functional testing (physical examination),Shoulder X-rays are necessary to confirm the diagnosis and make sure that a clavicle fracture isn’t present.  ","Confirm partial dislocation, confirmed no fracture","Shoulder subluxation is usually quite painful, and there might be a partial numbness of the shoulder, arm and hand. Pain in the shoulder region, Loss of range of movement ","Using the method of injury, patients complaints, a visual inspection along with orthopedic testing. ","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring."]
["S43.201A","UNSP SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical partial displacement of one or more of the  ribs and/or clavicle bones (that make up the front of the rib cage) as they relate to the breast bone (sternum) or as support for the clavicle, which makes up part of the shoulder joint at the other end. ","functional testing (physical examination),Shoulder X-rays are necessary to confirm the diagnosis and make sure there aren't fractures  ","Confirm partial dislocation, reduction, no fractures ","Pain with breathing, worse with coughing, sneezing, limited shallow breathing/decreased lung function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures."]
["S43.202A","UNSP SUBLUXATION OF LEFT STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical partial  displacement of one or more of the  ribs and/or clavicle bones (that make up the front of the rib cage) as they relate to the breast bone (sternum) or as support for the clavicle, which makes up part of the shoulder joint at the other end. ","functional testing (physical examination),Shoulder X-rays are necessary to confirm the diagnosis and make sure there aren't fractures  ","Confirm partial dislocation, reduction, no fractures ","Pain with breathing, worse with coughing, sneezing, limited shallow breathing/decreased lung function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures."]
["S43.204A","UNSP DISLOCATION OF RIGHT STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of one or more of the  ribs and/or clavicle bones (that make up the front of the rib cage) as they relate to the breast bone (sternum) or as support for the clavicle, which makes up part of the shoulder joint at the other end. ","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI if failure to progress or tendon/ligamentous damage is suspected.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain with breathing, worse with coughing, sneezing, limited shallow breathing/decreased lung function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.",null,""]
["S43.205A","UNSP DISLOCATION OF LEFT STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of one or more of the  ribs and/or clavicle bones (that make up the front of the rib cage) as they relate to the breast bone (sternum) or as support for the clavicle, which makes up part of the shoulder joint at the other end. ","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI if failure to progress or tendon/ligamentous damage is suspected.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain with breathing, worse with coughing, sneezing, limited shallow breathing/decreased lung function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.",null,""]
["S43.401A","UNSPECIFIED SPRAIN OF RIGHT SHOULDER JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","injury to joint/ligaments. A sprained shoulder is caused by a force on the arm which stretches the shoulder ligaments. ","A shoulder sprain is damage to the shoulder ligaments or capsule which support the glenohumeral or shoulder joint. This may be stretching of the fibers or partial to full tears of the ligaments or joint capsule","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",null,""]
["S43.402A","UNSPECIFIED SPRAIN OF LEFT SHOULDER JOINT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","injury to joint/ligaments. A sprained shoulder is caused by a force on the arm which stretches the shoulder ligaments. ","A shoulder sprain is damage to the shoulder ligaments or capsule which support the glenohumeral or shoulder joint. This may be stretching of the fibers or partial to full tears of the ligaments or joint capsule","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",null,""]
["S43.411A","SPRAIN OF RIGHT CORACOHUMERAL (LIGAMENT), INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is a stretching or tearing of ligaments — the tough bands of fibrous tissue that connect two bones together in your joints","Sprain of stretching of the coracoacromial ligament-- a ligament located in the shoulder area. The coracoacromial ligament  attaches the acromion process of the scapula to the coracoid process of the scapula.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S43.412A","SPRAIN OF LEFT CORACOHUMERAL (LIGAMENT), INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is a stretching or tearing of ligaments — the tough bands of fibrous tissue that connect two bones together in your joints","Sprain of stretching of the coracoacromial ligament-- a ligament located in the shoulder area. The coracoacromial ligament  attaches the acromion process of the scapula to the coracoid process of the scapula.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S43.421A","SPRAIN OF RIGHT ROTATOR CUFF CAPSULE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is a stretching or tearing of ligaments — the tough bands of fibrous tissue that connect two bones together in your joints","The rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons that surround the shoulder joint, keeping the head of your upper arm bone firmly within the shallow socket of the shoulder. Rotator cuff injuries occur most often in people who repeatedly perform overhead motions in their jobs ","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Shoulder pain over the insertion of the rotator muscles. Report daily activity that is producing the pain. Pain may be nocturnal often interfering with normal sleep.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue",""]
["S43.422A","SPRAIN OF LEFT ROTATOR CUFF CAPSULE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is a stretching or tearing of ligaments — the tough bands of fibrous tissue that connect two bones together in your joints","The rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons that surround the shoulder joint, keeping the head of your upper arm bone firmly within the shallow socket of the shoulder. Rotator cuff injuries occur most often in people who repeatedly perform overhead motions in their jobs ","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Shoulder pain over the insertion of the rotator muscles. Report daily activity that is producing the pain. Pain may be nocturnal often interfering with normal sleep.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue",""]
["S43.431A","SUPERIOR GLENOID LABRUM LESION OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT (SLAP)","any pathological or traumatic discontinuity of tissue or loss of function of a part. Lesion is a broad term, including wounds, sores, ulcers, tumors, cataracts, and any other tissue damage.","A tear of the rim above the middle of the socket that may also involve the biceps tendon. Casues include: falling on an outstretched arm, a direct blow to the shoulder,  sudden pull, such as when trying to lift a heavy object, and a violent overhead reach, such as when trying to stop a fall or slide\n"," doctor will take a history of the injury.The doctor will do several physical tests to check range of motion, stability, and pain. In addition, the doctor may request x-rays, ct, or MRI.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",""]
["S43.432A","SUPERIOR GLENOID LABRUM LESION OF LEFT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR (SLAP)","any pathological or traumatic discontinuity of tissue or loss of function of a part. Lesion is a broad term, including wounds, sores, ulcers, tumors, cataracts, and any other tissue damage.","A tear of the rim above the middle of the socket that may also involve the biceps tendon. Casues include: falling on an outstretched arm, a direct blow to the shoulder,  sudden pull, such as when trying to lift a heavy object, and a violent overhead reach, such as when trying to stop a fall or slide\n"," doctor will take a history of the injury.The doctor will do several physical tests to check range of motion, stability, and pain. In addition, the doctor may request x-rays, ct, or MRI.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",""]
["S43.491A","OTHER SPRAIN OF RIGHT SHOULDER JOINT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is a stretching or tearing of ligaments — the tough bands of fibrous tissue that connect two bones together in your joints"," A shoulder sprain is a tear of shoulder ligaments, the tough bands of fibrous tissue that connect bones to one another inside or around the shoulder joint. ","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S43.492A","OTHER SPRAIN OF LEFT SHOULDER JOINT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is a stretching or tearing of ligaments — the tough bands of fibrous tissue that connect two bones together in your joints"," A shoulder sprain is a tear of shoulder ligaments, the tough bands of fibrous tissue that connect bones to one another inside or around the shoulder joint. ","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S43.51XA","SPRAIN OF RIGHT ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","An acromioclavicular joint sprain refers to an injury where the ligaments supporting the acromioclavicular joint are overstretched. The degree of AC joint ligament damage can vary from a mild strain of one or more of the surrounding ligaments to complete ligament tears and deformity.","Acromioclavicular (AC) joint injury is a term used to describe an injury to the top of the shoulder, where the front of the shoulder blade (acromion) attaches to the collarbone (clavicle). It can be caused by a traumatic event, such as a fall directly on the outside of the shoulder, or by repetitive overuse.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S43.52XA","SPRAIN OF LEFT ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","An acromioclavicular joint sprain refers to an injury where the ligaments supporting the acromioclavicular joint are overstretched. The degree of AC joint ligament damage can vary from a mild strain of one or more of the surrounding ligaments to complete ligament tears and deformity.","Acromioclavicular (AC) joint injury is a term used to describe an injury to the top of the shoulder, where the front of the shoulder blade (acromion) attaches to the collarbone (clavicle). It can be caused by a traumatic event, such as a fall directly on the outside of the shoulder, or by repetitive overuse.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S43.81XA","SPRAIN OF OTH PARTS OF RIGHT SHOULDER GIRDLE, INIT ENCNTR","A sprain is a stretching or tearing of ligaments — the tough bands of fibrous tissue that connect two bones together in your joints",null,"For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S43.82XA","SPRAIN OF OTH PARTS OF LEFT SHOULDER GIRDLE, INIT ENCNTR","A sprain is a stretching or tearing of ligaments — the tough bands of fibrous tissue that connect two bones together in your joints","","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S43.91XA","SPRAIN OF UNSP PARTS OF RIGHT SHOULDER GIRDLE, INIT ENCNTR","A sprain is a stretching or tearing of ligaments — the tough bands of fibrous tissue that connect two bones together in your joints","Shoulder girdle consists of the clavicle  and the scapula  which generally move together as a unit.  Sprain of the girdle most likely involves overhead movement.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue",""]
["S43.92XA","SPRAIN OF UNSP PARTS OF LEFT SHOULDER GIRDLE, INIT ENCNTR","A sprain is a stretching or tearing of ligaments — the tough bands of fibrous tissue that connect two bones together in your joints","Shoulder girdle consists of the clavicle  and the scapula  which generally move together as a unit.  Sprain of the girdle most likely involves overhead movement.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S46.011A","STRAIN OF MUSC/TEND THE ROTATOR CUFF OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT (WHEN SPECIFIED AS TRAUMATIC OR DUE TO INJURY)","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon. A tendon is a fibrous cord of tissue that connects muscles to bones. ","Rotator cuff tears represent an end stage in the development of impingement syndrome. The tears occur most often between 45 and 65 years of age from trivial trauma to a degenerative rotator cuff, but when it occurs at a young age the trauma is usually more severe and the tear more significant.","Subjective history including mechanism of injury, activities that aggravate or ease pain, current limitations to function and physical examination findings. Additionally, x-ray Imaging is sometimes ordered (Ap view in internal rotation; Axillary view; Scapular-Y view) Sometimes,  MRI; Arthrography.","Ap view in internal rotation-may show superior migration of humeral head under the acromium, calcific tendinitis of the cuff, degenerative changes in AC joint, narrowing the acromiohumeral interval. Axillary view-provides visualization of the glenoid and humeral head and delineates the spatial relationship of the two structures. Scapular-Y view-to visualize acromial shape and subacromial spurs that are often associated with rotator cuff disease. MRI-is preferable in determining if a rotator cuff tear is present. Arthrography-if MRI is not available, then arthrography has been shown to be effective in making the diagnosis of full thickness rotator cuff tear, but is less effective for diagnosing partial thickness tears.","Shoulder pain over the insertion of the rotator muscles. Report daily activity that is producing the pain. Pain may be nocturnal often interfering with normal sleep.","Muscle atrophy, and tenderness over the insertion of the rotator muscles usually the supraspinatus over the greater tuberosity. Pain can be reproduced by resisting elevation of the arm, and of the shoulder as well as resisting external rotation if the tear is in the supraspinatus tendon. Patients with a chronic partial tear may abduct or externally rotate the arm but it is weaker when compared to the opposite normal shoulder. Atrophy of the muscle is present in the tear that is chronic. No evidence of a complete tear (drop arm test), and yet the symptoms and disability persist or are greater than anticipated, the question of a partial tear may be considered: Pain is not a determining factor but active motion is; Weakness or inability to abduct the first 15 to 20 degrees from the side implies a total tear; If active abduction is not elicited, the arm may then be passively abducted to 90 degrees, and if it slowly descends there is a total tear. This is a positive drop arm test. this is seen in association with massive tears, usually involving more than just a single tendon of the rotator cuff.","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S46.012A","STRAIN OF MUSC/TEND THE ROTATOR CUFF OF LEFT SHOULDER, INIT (WHEN SPECIFIED AS TRAUMATIC OR DUE TO INJURY)","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon. A tendon is a fibrous cord of tissue that connects muscles to bones. ","Rotator cuff tears represent an end stage in the development of impingement syndrome. The tears occur most often between 45 and 65 years of age from trivial trauma to a degenerative rotator cuff, but when it occurs at a young age the trauma is usually more severe and the tear more significant.","Subjective history including mechanism of injury, activities that aggravate or ease pain, current limitations to function and physical examination findings. Additionally, x-ray Imaging is sometimes ordered (Ap view in internal rotation; Axillary view; Scapular-Y view) Sometimes,  MRI; Arthrography.","Ap view in internal rotation-may show superior migration of humeral head under the acromium, calcific tendinitis of the cuff, degenerative changes in AC joint, narrowing the acromiohumeral interval. Axillary view-provides visualization of the glenoid and humeral head and delineates the spatial relationship of the two structures. Scapular-Y view-to visualize acromial shape and subacromial spurs that are often associated with rotator cuff disease. MRI-is preferable in determining if a rotator cuff tear is present. Arthrography-if MRI is not available, then arthrography has been shown to be effective in making the diagnosis of full thickness rotator cuff tear, but is less effective for diagnosing partial thickness tears.","Shoulder pain over the insertion of the rotator muscles. Report daily activity that is producing the pain. Pain may be nocturnal often interfering with normal sleep.","Muscle atrophy, and tenderness over the insertion of the rotator muscles usually the supraspinatus over the greater tuberosity. Pain can be reproduced by resisting elevation of the arm, and of the shoulder as well as resisting external rotation if the tear is in the supraspinatus tendon. Patients with a chronic partial tear may abduct or externally rotate the arm but it is weaker when compared to the opposite normal shoulder. Atrophy of the muscle is present in the tear that is chronic. No evidence of a complete tear (drop arm test), and yet the symptoms and disability persist or are greater than anticipated, the question of a partial tear may be considered: Pain is not a determining factor but active motion is; Weakness or inability to abduct the first 15 to 20 degrees from the side implies a total tear; If active abduction is not elicited, the arm may then be passively abducted to 90 degrees, and if it slowly descends there is a total tear. This is a positive drop arm test. this is seen in association with massive tears, usually involving more than just a single tendon of the rotator cuff.","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue",""]
["S46.111A","STRAIN OF MUSC/FASC/TEND LONG HD BICEP, RIGHT ARM, INIT","Biceps tendinitis is an inflammation or irritation of the upper biceps tendon. Also called the long head of the biceps tendon. This strong, cord-like structure connects the biceps muscle to the bones in the shoulder.","The sprain  usually occurs along with other shoulder problems such as arthritis. In most cases, damage to the biceps tendon is due to a lifetime of overhead activities such as swimming, tennis and baseball. Repetitive or a sudden application of abnormal forces to the biceps tendon can result in an acute condition where the biceps tendon(s) become and remain inflamed for a period of time resulting in a biceps strain or tendonitis","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S46.112A","STRAIN OF MUSC/FASC/TEND LONG HEAD OF BICEPS, LEFT ARM, INIT","Biceps tendinitis is an inflammation or irritation of the upper biceps tendon. Also called the long head of the biceps tendon. This strong, cord-like structure connects the biceps muscle to the bones in the shoulder.","The sprain  usually occurs along with other shoulder problems such as arthritis. In most cases, damage to the biceps tendon is due to a lifetime of overhead activities such as swimming, tennis and baseball. Repetitive or a sudden application of abnormal forces to the biceps tendon can result in an acute condition where the biceps tendon(s) become and remain inflamed for a period of time resulting in a biceps strain or tendonitis","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S46.211A","STRAIN OF MUSC/FASC/TEND PRT BICEPS, RIGHT ARM, INIT","Stain (over-stretching) of other parts of the biceps","Stain (over-stretching) of other parts of the biceps. Extended use of the biceps muscle or tendons, extreme force applied to the muscle or extreme contraction of the triceps muscle can cause you to strain your biceps. Several risk factors also exist. People who participate in contact sports, throwing sports and weight lifting are more likely to strain their biceps, as are people with poor circulation, poor nutrition, previous upper-arm injuries and poor muscle conditioning.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S46.212A","STRAIN OF MUSC/FASC/TEND PRT BICEPS, LEFT ARM, INIT","Stain (over-stretching) of other parts of the biceps","Stain (over-stretching) of other parts of the biceps. Extended use of the biceps muscle or tendons, extreme force applied to the muscle or extreme contraction of the triceps muscle can cause you to strain your biceps. Several risk factors also exist. People who participate in contact sports, throwing sports and weight lifting are more likely to strain their biceps, as are people with poor circulation, poor nutrition, previous upper-arm injuries and poor muscle conditioning.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","Must correlate with mechanism of injury.  Mandatory medical review for any request more than 6 weeks after DOI or recurrent issue"]
["S46.291A","INJ MUSCLE, FASCIA AND TENDON OF OTHER PART BICEPS, RIGHT ARM, INIT","injury to joint/ligaments","","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",""]
["S46.292A","INJ MUSCLE, FASCIA AND TENDON OF OTHER PART BICEPS, LEFT ARM, INIT","injury to joint/ligaments","","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",""]
["S46.811A","STRAIN OF MUSC/FASC/TEND AT SHLDR/UP ARM, RIGHT ARM, INIT","injury to joint/ligaments","","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",""]
["S46.812A","STRAIN OF MUSC/FASC/TEND AT SHLDR/UP ARM, LEFT ARM, INIT","injury to joint/ligaments","","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",""]
["S46.911A","STRAIN UNSP MUSC/FASC/TEND AT SHLDR/UP ARM, RIGHT ARM, INIT","injury to joint/ligaments","","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",""]
["S46.912A","STRAIN UNSP MUSC/FASC/TEND AT SHLDR/UP ARM, LEFT ARM, INIT","injury to joint/ligaments","","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",""]
["S46.921A","LACERAT UNSP MUSC/FASC/TEND AT SHLDR/UP ARM, RIGHT ARM, INIT","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the upper arm and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S46.922A","LACERAT UNSP MUSC/FASC/TEND AT SHLDR/UP ARM, LEFT ARM, INIT","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the upper arm and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S48.011A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION AT RIGHT SHOULDER JOINT, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter. If an accident or trauma results in complete amputation (the body part is totally severed), the part sometimes can be reattached, often when proper care is taken of the severed part and stump.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","",null,""]
["S48.012A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION AT LEFT SHOULDER JOINT, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter. If an accident or trauma results in complete amputation (the body part is totally severed), the part sometimes can be reattached, often when proper care is taken of the severed part and stump.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","",null,""]
["S48.021A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION AT RIGHT SHOULDER JOINT, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","",null,""]
["S48.022A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION AT LEFT SHOULDER JOINT, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","",null,""]
["S48.111A","COMPLETE TRAUM AMP AT LEVEL BETW RIGHT SHLDR AND ELBOW, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter. If an accident or trauma results in complete amputation (the body part is totally severed), the part sometimes can be reattached, often when proper care is taken of the severed part and stump.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","",null,""]
["S48.112A","COMPLETE TRAUM AMP AT LEVEL BETW LEFT SHLDR AND ELBOW, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter. If an accident or trauma results in complete amputation (the body part is totally severed), the part sometimes can be reattached, often when proper care is taken of the severed part and stump.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","",null,""]
["S48.121A","PARTIAL TRAUM AMP AT LEVEL BETW RIGHT SHLDR AND ELBOW, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","",null,""]
["S48.122A","PARTIAL TRAUM AMP AT LEVEL BETW LEFT SHLDR AND ELBOW, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","",null,""]
["S48.911A","COMPLETE TRAUM AMP OF RIGHT SHLDR/UP ARM, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter. If an accident or trauma results in complete amputation (the body part is totally severed), the part sometimes can be reattached, often when proper care is taken of the severed part and stump.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","",null,""]
["S48.912A","COMPLETE TRAUM AMP OF LEFT SHLDR/UP ARM, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter. If an accident or trauma results in complete amputation (the body part is totally severed), the part sometimes can be reattached, often when proper care is taken of the severed part and stump.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","",null,""]
["S48.921A","PARTIAL TRAUM AMP OF RIGHT SHLDR/UP ARM, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","",null,""]
["S48.922A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMP OF LEFT SHLDR/UP ARM, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","",null,""]
["S50.01XA","CONTUSION OF RIGHT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the elbow region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the elbow.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S50.02XA","CONTUSION OF LEFT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the elbow region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the elbow.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S50.11XA","CONTUSION OF RIGHT FOREARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the forearm region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the forearm.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S50.12XA","CONTUSION OF LEFT FOREARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the forearm region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the forearm.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S50.311A","ABRASION OF RIGHT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S50.312A","ABRASION OF LEFT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S50.321A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF RIGHT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is not infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.","Verify work relatedness","",""]
["S50.322A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF LEFT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is not infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound at the effected site.","Verify work relatedness","",""]
["S50.351A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","None","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","","",""]
["S50.352A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S50.361A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF RIGHT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is not infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is not infected. There should be no puffiness, oozing pus, and decreased pain, inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching without any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, seeping of the wound at the effected site (usually from too much scratching at the  site).","Verify work relatedness","",""]
["S50.362A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF LEFT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","Verify work relatedness","",""]
["S50.371A","OTHER SUPERFICIAL BITE OF RIGHT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","Verify work relatedness","",""]
["S50.372A","OTHER SUPERFICIAL BITE OF LEFT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","Verify work relatedness","",""]
["S50.811A","ABRASION OF RIGHT FOREARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S50.812A","ABRASION OF LEFT FOREARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S50.821A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF RIGHT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.\n\n","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","Verify work relatedness","",""]
["S50.822A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF LEFT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.\n\n","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","Verify work relatedness","",""]
["S50.851A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S50.852A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S50.861A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF RIGHT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","Verify work relatedness","",""]
["S50.862A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF LEFT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","Verify work relatedness","",""]
["S50.871A","OTHER SUPERFICIAL BITE OF RIGHT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","Verify work relatedness","",""]
["S50.872A","OTHER SUPERFICIAL BITE OF LEFT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","Verify work relatedness","",""]
["S50.911A","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF RIGHT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.",null,""]
["S50.912A","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF LEFT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.",null,""]
["S51.001A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the wrist and elbow and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S51.002A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF LEFT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the wrist and elbow and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S51.011A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S51.012A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S51.021A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the elbow involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S51.022A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the elbow involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S51.031A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S51.032A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S51.041A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures. Foreign object still remains. ","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S51.042A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures. Foreign object still remains. ","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S51.051A","OPEN BITE, RIGHT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S51.052A","OPEN BITE, LEFT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S51.801A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the wrist and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S51.802A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF LEFT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the wrist and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S51.811A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S51.812A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S51.821A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the elbow involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S52.822A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the elbow involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S51.831A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the forearm involving an injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S52.832A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the forearm involving an injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S51.841A","PUNCTURE WOUND W FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the forearm involving an injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin. Remenants of an object are in the wound. ","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S51.842A","PUNCTURE WOUND W FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the forearm involving an injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin. Remenants of an object are in the wound. ","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S51.851A ","Open bite of right forearm ","open wound caused by bite, Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S51.852A ","Open bite of left forearm ","open wound caused by bite, left forearm. Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S52.001A","UNSP FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR CLOS FX (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of ulna near (below) the elbow joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Possible visible abnormality.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.",null,""]
["S52.002A","UNSP FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR CLOS FX (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of ulna near (below) the elbow joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Possible visible abnormality.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.","",""]
["S52.001B","UNSP FX UPPER END OF RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2 (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of ulna near (below) the elbow joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.002B","UNSP FX UPPER END OF LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2 (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of ulna near (below) the elbow joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.001C","UNSP FX UPPER END OF RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of ulna near (below) the elbow joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.002C","UNSP FX UPPER END OF LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of ulna near (below) the elbow joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.011A","TORUS FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Commonly known as \"greenstick fracture\".  (AKA buckle fracture)","A fracture in young, soft radial and ulnar bones in which the bones bend and only partially breaks.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","A bone deformity typically found only in children.","",""]
["S52.012A","TORUS FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Commonly known as \"greenstick fracture\".  (AKA buckle fracture)","A fracture in young, soft radial and ulnar bones in which the bones bend and only partially breaks.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","A bone deformity typically found only in children.","",""]
["S52.021A","DISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W/O INTARTIC EXTN RIGHT ULNA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (nearer to the body) ulna which makes up part of the elbow in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  If unspecified as displaced or non-displaced, codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the elbow area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the lower arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S52.022A","DISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W/O INTARTIC EXTN LEFT ULNA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (nearer to the body) ulna which makes up part of the elbow in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  If unspecified as displaced or non-displaced, codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the elbow area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the lower arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S52.021B","DISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W/O INTARTIC EXTN RIGHT ULNA, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up part of the upper half of the elbow joint) in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  If unspecified as displaced or non-displaced, codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.022B","DISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W/O INTARTIC EXTN LEFT ULNA, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up part of the upper half of the elbow joint) in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  If unspecified as displaced or non-displaced, codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.021C","DISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W/O INTARTIC EXTN RIGHT ULNA, 7THC","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up part of the upper half of the elbow joint) in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  If unspecified as displaced or non-displaced, codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.022C","DISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W/O INTARTIC EXTN LEFT ULNA, 7THC","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up part of the upper half of the elbow joint) in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  If unspecified as displaced or non-displaced, codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.024A","NONDISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W/O INTARTIC EXTN RIGHT ULNA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (nearer to the body) ulna which makes up part of the elbow.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the elbow area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the lower arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S52.025A","NONDISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W/O INTARTIC EXTN LEFT ULNA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (nearer to the body) ulna which makes up part of the elbow.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the elbow area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the lower arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S52.024B","NONDISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W/O INTARTIC EXTN RIGHT ULNA, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up part of the upper half of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.025B","NONDISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W/O INTARTIC EXTN LEFT ULNA, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up part of the upper half of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.024C","NONDISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W/O INTARTIC EXTN RIGHT ULNA, 7THC (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up part of the upper half of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.025C","NONDISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W/O INTARTIC EXTN LEFT ULNA, 7THC (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up part of the upper half of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.031A","DISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W INTARTIC EXTN RIGHT ULNA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (nearer to the body) ulna which makes up part of the elbow in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the elbow area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the lower arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S52.032A","DISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W INTARTIC EXTN LEFT ULNA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (nearer to the body) ulna which makes up part of the elbow in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the elbow area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the lower arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S52.034A","NONDISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W INTARTIC EXTN RIGHT ULNA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (nearer to the body) ulna which makes up part of the elbow.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the elbow area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the lower arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S52.035A","NONDISP FX OF OLECRAN PRO W INTARTIC EXTN LEFT ULNA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (nearer to the body) ulna which makes up part of the elbow.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the elbow area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the lower arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S52.041A","DISP FX OF CORONOID PROCESS OF RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the distal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up the lower part of the elbow joint) in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","","",""]
["S52.042A","DISP FX OF CORONOID PROCESS OF LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the distal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up the lower part of the elbow joint) in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","","",""]
["S52.041B","DISP FX OF CORONOID PRO OF RIGHT ULNA, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the distal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up the lower part of the elbow joint) in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.042B","DISP FX OF CORONOID PRO OF LEFT ULNA, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the distal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up the lower part of the elbow joint) in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.041C","DISP FX OF CORONOID PRO OF RIGHT ULNA, 7THC (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the distal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up the lower part of the elbow joint) in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.042C","DISP FX OF CORONOID PRO OF LEFT ULNA, 7THC (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the distal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up the lower part of the elbow joint) in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.044A","NONDISP FX OF CORONOID PROCESS OF RIGHT ULNA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the distal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up the lower part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","","",""]
["S52.045A","NONDISP FX OF CORONOID PROCESS OF LEFT ULNA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the distal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up the lower part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","","",""]
["S52.044B","NONDISP FX OF CORONOID PRO OF RIGHT ULNA, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the distal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up the lower part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.045B","NONDISP FX OF CORONOID PRO OF LEFT ULNA, 7THB (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the distal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up the lower part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.044C","NONDISP FX OF CORONOID PRO OF RIGHT ULNA, 7THC (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the distal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up the lower part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.045C","NONDISP FX OF CORONOID PRO OF LEFT ULNA, 7THC (OPEN FX)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the distal articulating surface of the ulna with the humerus (makes up the lower part of the elbow joint).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S52.101A","UNSP FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Unspecified fracture of upper end of radius of right radius (closed fracture)","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.","",""]
["S52.101B","UNSP FX UPPER END OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2 (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Unspecified fracture of upper end of radius of left radius (open fracture, unspecified and/or type I or II)","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.102A","UNSP FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Unspecified fracture of upper end of radius of left radius (closed fracture)","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.","",""]
["S52.102B","UNSP FX UPPER END OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2 (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Unspecified fracture of upper end of radius of left radius (open fracture, unspecified and/or type I or II)","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.101C","UNSP FX UPPER END RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Unspecified fracture of upper end of radius of right radius (open fracture type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC)","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.102C","UNSP FX UPPER END LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Unspecified fracture of upper end of radius of left radius (open fracture type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC)","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.111A","TORUS FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT","Commonly known as \"greenstick fracture\".  (AKA buckle fracture)","A fracture in young, soft radial  bones in which the bones bend and only partially breaks.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","A bone deformity typically found in children.","",""]
["S52.112A","TORUS FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX ","Commonly known as \"greenstick fracture\".  (AKA buckle fracture)","A fracture in young, soft radial  bones in which the bones bend and only partially breaks.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","A bone deformity typically found in children.","",""]
["S52.121A","DISP FX OF HEAD OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal end of the radius bone adjacent to the humeral ulna joint of the elbow in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the elbow area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the lower arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S52.122A","DISP FX OF HEAD OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal end of the radius bone adjacent to the humeral ulna joint of the elbow.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the elbow area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the lower arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S52.121B","DISP FX OF HEAD OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the head of the radius, part of the (next to) elbow joint in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.122B","DISP FX OF HEAD OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the head of the radius, part of the (next to) elbow joint in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.121C","DISP FX OF HEAD OF  RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the head of the radius, part of the (next to) elbow joint in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.122C","DISP FX OF HEAD OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the head of the radius, part of the (next to) elbow joint in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.124A","NONDISP FX OF HEAD OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal end of the radius bone adjacent to the humeral ulna joint of the elbow.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the elbow area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the lower arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.",null,"",""]
["S52.125A","NONDISP FX OF HEAD OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal end of the radius bone adjacent to the humeral ulna joint of the elbow.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the elbow area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the lower arm.  Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S52.124B","NONDISP FX OF HEAD OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the head of the radius, part of the (next to) elbow joint. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.125B","NONDISP FX OF HEAD OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the head of the radius, part of the (next to) elbow joint. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.124C","NONDISP FX OF HEAD OF RIGHT RAD, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the head of the radius, part of the (next to) elbow joint. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.125C","NONDISP FX OF HEAD OF LEFT RAD, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the head of the radius, part of the (next to) elbow joint. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.131A","DISP FX OF NECK OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the radius, just below the radial head near the elbow in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","","",""]
["S52.132A","DISP FX OF NECK OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the radius, just below the radial head near the elbow in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","","",""]
["S52.131B","DISP FX OF NECK OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the radius, just below the radial head near the elbow in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.132B","DISP FX OF NECK OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the radius, just below the radial head near the elbow in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.131C","DISP FX OF NECK OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the radius, just below the radial head near the elbow in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.132C","DISP FX OF NECK OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the radius, just below the radial head near the elbow in which the fracture fragment(s) is/are displaced.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.134A","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the radius, just below the radial head near the elbow.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","","",""]
["S52.135A","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the radius, just below the radial head near the elbow.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","","",""]
["S52.134B","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the radius, just below the radial head near the elbow.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.135B","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the radius, just below the radial head near the elbow.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.134C","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF RIGHT RAD, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the radius, just below the radial head near the elbow.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.135C","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF LEFT RAD, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the radius, just below the radial head near the elbow.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.  Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.201A","UNSP FRACTURE OF SHAFT OF RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR CLOS FX (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture anywhere along the middle of the ulnar bones, not at either end (the proximal end-elbow or the distal end-wrist).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.","",""]
["S52.202A","UNSP FRACTURE OF SHAFT OF LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR CLOS FX (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture anywhere along the middle of the ulnar bones, not at either end (the proximal end-elbow or the distal end-wrist).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.","",""]
["S52.201B","UNSP FX SHAFT OF RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2 (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture anywhere along the middle of the ulnar bones, not at either end (the proximal end-elbow or the distal end-wrist).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.202B","UNSP FX SHAFT OF LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2 (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture anywhere along the middle of the ulnar bones, not at either end (the proximal end-elbow or the distal end-wrist).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.201C","UNSP FX SHAFT OF RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture anywhere along the middle of the ulnar bones, not at either end (the proximal end-elbow or the distal end-wrist).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.202C","UNSP FX SHAFT OF LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture anywhere along the middle of the ulnar bones, not at either end (the proximal end-elbow or the distal end-wrist).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.271A","MONTEGGIA'S FRACTURE OF RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the ulna near the elbow joint with dislocation of the   head of the radius. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","","",""]
["S52.272A","MONTEGGIA'S FRACTURE OF LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the ulna near the elbow joint with dislocation of the   head of the radius. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","","",""]
["S52.271B","MONTEGGIA'S FRACTURE OF RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the ulna near the elbow joint with dislocation of the   head of the radius. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.272B","MONTEGGIA'S FRACTURE OF  LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the ulna near the elbow joint with dislocation of the   head of the radius. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.271C","MONTEGGIA'S FX RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the ulna near the elbow joint with dislocation of the   head of the radius. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.272C","MONTEGGIA'S FX LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the ulna near the elbow joint with dislocation of the   head of the radius. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.301A","UNSP FRACTURE OF SHAFT OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture anywhere along the middle of the radius and ulnar bones, not at either end (the proximal end-elbow or the distal end-wrist).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.","",""]
["S52.302A","UNSP FRACTURE OF SHAFT OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture anywhere along the middle of the radius bones, not at either end (the proximal end-elbow or the distal end-wrist).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.","",""]
["S52.301B","UNSP FX SHAFT OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2 (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture anywhere along the middle of the radius bones, not at either end (the proximal end-elbow or the distal end-wrist).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.302B","UNSP FX SHAFT OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2 (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture anywhere along the middle of the radius bones, not at either end (the proximal end-elbow or the distal end-wrist).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.301C","UNSP FX SHAFT OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture anywhere along the middle of the radius bones, not at either end (the proximal end-elbow or the distal end-wrist).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.302C","UNSP FX SHAFT OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture anywhere along the middle of the radius bones, not at either end (the proximal end-elbow or the distal end-wrist).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.501A","UNSP FRACTURE OF THE LOWER END OF  RIGHT RADIUS, INIT (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the distal region of the 2 bones of the forearm (near the wrist).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising near the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.","",""]
["S52.502A","UNSP FRACTURE OF THE LOWER END OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the distal region of the   radius bone of the forearm (near the wrist).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising near the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.","",""]
["S52.501B","UNSP FX THE LOWER END RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2 (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","A fracture of the distal radius is a break in the  radius bone of the distal forearm near/at where it forms part of the wrist joint. The radius is the bone located on the thumb side of the forearm, and the ulna is the bone located on the side of the small finger.  ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.502B","UNSP FX THE LOWER END LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2 (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","A fracture of the distal radius is a break in the  radius bone of the distal forearm near/at where it forms part of the wrist joint. The radius is the bone located on the thumb side of the forearm, and the ulna is the bone located on the side of the small","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.501C","UNSP FX THE LOWER END RIGHT RAD, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the radius only, near/at the wrist (distal end). The radius is the bone located on the thumb side of the forearm, and the ulna is the bone located on the side of the small finger.  ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.502C","UNSP FX THE LOWER END LEFT RAD, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the radius only, near/at the wrist (distal end). The radius is the bone located on the thumb side of the forearm, and the ulna is the bone located on the side of the small finger.  ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.521A","TORUS FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT","Commonly known as \"greenstick fracture\".  (AKA buckle fracture)","A fracture in young, soft radial and ulnar bones in which the bones bend and only partially breaks.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","A bone deformity typically found in children.","",""]
["S52.522A","TORUS FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Commonly known as \"greenstick fracture\".  (AKA buckle fracture)","A fracture in young, soft radial and ulnar bones in which the bones bend and only partially breaks.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","A bone deformity typically found in children.","",""]
["S52.531A","COLLES' FRACTURE OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the lower end of the radius in which the lower fragment is displaced posteriorly.  (Commonly secondary to a fall on an oustretched hand)","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to lift weight, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or wrist/lower arm, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S52.532A","COLLES' FRACTURE OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the lower end of the radius in which the lower fragment is displaced posteriorly.  (Commonly secondary to a fall on an oustretched hand)","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to lift weight, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or wrist/lower arm, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S52.531B","COLLES' FRACTURE OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","A fracture of the lower end of the radius in which the lower fragment is displaced posteriorly.  (Commonly secondary to a fall on an oustretched hand)","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.532B","COLLES' FRACTURE OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","A fracture of the lower end of the radius in which the lower fragment is displaced posteriorly.  (Commonly secondary to a fall on an oustretched hand)","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.531C","COLLES' FRACTURE OF RIGHT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","A fracture of the lower end of the radius in which the lower fragment is displaced posteriorly.  (Commonly secondary to a fall on an oustretched hand)","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.532C","COLLES' FRACTURE OF LEFT RADIUS, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","A fracture of the lower end of the radius in which the lower fragment is displaced posteriorly.  (Commonly secondary to a fall on an oustretched hand)","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.                                                                   The 7th character for open fractures defined based on type of fracture on the Gustilo classification. When there is an open fracture, but type is not specified or specified as type 1 or type 2, the 7th character “B” should be assigned. When fracture is specified as open type IIIA, IIIB, IIIC, the 7th character “C” should be assigned.                               ***The Gustilo classification can be located in the Appendix of the MEDD document","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.601A","UNSP FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR CLOS FX (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture end of the ulna away from the elbow or near the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising near the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.","",""]
["S52.602A","UNSP FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR CLOS FX (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture end of the ulna away from the elbow or near the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising near the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.","",""]
["S52.601B","UNSP FX LOWER END OF RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2 (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","A fracture of the distal ulna is a break in the distal forearm near/at where the ulna forms part of the wrist joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.602B","UNSP FX LOWER END OF LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2 (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","A fracture of the distal ulna is a break in the distal forearm near/at where the ulna forms part of the wrist joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:            Grade 1: clean wound less than 1 cm in length                                                       Grade 2: wound between 1 and 10 cm in length without extensive soft-tissue damage, flaps or avulsions",""]
["S52.601C","UNSP FX LOWER END OF RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","A fracture of the distal ulna is a break in the distal forearm near/at where the ulna forms part of the wrist joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.602C","UNSP FX LOWER END OF LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","A fracture of the distal ulna is a break in the distal forearm near/at where the ulna forms part of the wrist joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.  Operative report.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.  Visible abnormality which includes a break in skin continuity.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific fracture sustained.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","CODING NOTES FOR TYPE:           Grade 3 injuries can be further subdivided by the degree of periosteal and vascular injury and soft tissue loss:\n• Grade 3A: adequate periosteal coverage of the fracture bone despite the extensive soft-tissue laceration or damage\n• Grade 3B\no extensive soft-tissue loss, periosteal stripping and bone damage\no usually associated with massive contamination\no will often need further soft-tissue coverage procedure (e.g. free or rotational flap)\n• Grade 3C: associated with an arterial injury requiring repair, irrespective of degree of soft-tissue injury\n",""]
["S52.621A","TORUS FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF RIGHT ULNA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Commonly known as \"greenstick fracture\".  (AKA buckle fracture)","A fracture in young, soft  ulnar bones in which the bones bend and only partially breaks.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","A bone deformity typically found in children.","",""]
["S52.622A","TORUS FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF LEFT ULNA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Commonly known as \"greenstick fracture\".  (AKA buckle fracture)","A fracture in young, soft  ulnar bones in which the bones bend and only partially breaks.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.  Orthopedic physician evaluation.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, probably unable to move arm.","Nonanatomical movement of the upper arm.  Swelling, bruising.","A bone deformity typically found in children.","",""]
["S53.011A","ANTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT RADIAL HEAD, INIT ENCNTR  ","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Partial Dislocation of the radius (a forearm bone), making up the lower half of the elbow joint, by moving forwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone) making up the upper half of the elbow joint.","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in full extension, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports, orthopedic tests from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","The elbow is flexed and then there is a posterior blow, like falling on the ice with your arm flexed.",""]
["S53.012A","ANTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF LEFT RADIAL HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Partial Dislocation of the radius (a forearm bone), making up the lower half of the elbow joint, by moving forwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone) making up the upper half of the elbow joint.","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in full extension, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports, orthopedic tests from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","The elbow is flexed and then there is a posterior blow, like falling on the ice with your arm flexed.",""]
["S53.014A","ANTERIOR DISLOCATION OF RIGHT RADIAL HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the radius (a forearm bone), making up the lower half of the elbow joint, by moving forwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone) making up the upper half of the elbow joint.","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in full extension, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports, orthopedic tests from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","The elbow is flexed and then there is a posterior blow, like falling on the ice with your arm flexed.",""]
["S53.015A","ANTERIOR DISLOCATION OF LEFT RADIAL HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the radius (a forearm bone), making up the lower half of the elbow joint, by moving forwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone) making up the upper half of the elbow joint.","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in full extension, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports, orthopedic tests from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","The elbow is flexed and then there is a posterior blow, like falling on the ice with your arm flexed.",""]
["S53.021A","POSTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT RADIAL HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Partial Dislocation of the radius (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving backwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in flexion, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","This type accounts for about 90% of all elbow dislocations.",""]
["S53.022A","POSTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF LEFT RADIAL HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Partial Dislocation of the radius (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving backwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in flexion, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","This type accounts for about 90% of all elbow dislocations.",""]
["S53.024A","POSTERIOR DISLOCATION OF RIGHT RADIAL HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the radius (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving backwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in flexion, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","This type accounts for about 90% of all elbow dislocations.",""]
["S53.025A","POSTERIOR DISLOCATION OF LEFT RADIAL HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the radius (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving backwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in flexion, bleeding, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","This type accounts for about 90% of all elbow dislocations.",""]
["S53.031A","NURSEMAID'S ELBOW, RIGHT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Radial head subluxation, a separation of the radial head from the lateral epicondyle of the humerus with a tearing of the annular ligament (which allows the radius to rotate) frequently becoming trapped between the 2 bones.","Visualization and identification per physician exam. X-rays only if pain still present 30 minutes after reduction.","Confirm dislocation still present.","Use of arm stops, and is held flexed, painful to turn hand downward.","The physical description of the injury, 1 or more positive orthopedic exam and/or radiology reports from the physician.","May not have complaint of severe pain.","Usually caused by a sudden pull on an outstretched arm, most commonly found in children under 3 years old. Technically called radial head subluxation.",""]
["S53.032A","NURSEMAID'S ELBOW, LEFT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Radial head subluxation, a separation of the radial head from the lateral epicondyle of the humerus with a tearing of the annular ligament (which allows the radius to rotate) frequently becoming trapped between the 2 bones.","Visualization and identification per physician exam. X-rays only if pain still present 30 minutes after reduction.","Confirm dislocation still present.","Use of arm stops, and is held flexed, painful to turn hand downward.","The physical description of the injury, 1 or more positive orthopedic exam and/or radiology reports from the physician.","May not have complaint of severe pain.","Usually caused by a sudden pull on an outstretched arm, most commonly found in children under 3 years old. Technically called radial head subluxation.",""]
["S53.111A","ANTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving forwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in full extension, bleeding, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. A visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","The elbow is flexed and then there is a posterior blow, like falling on the ice with your arm flexed.",""]
["S53.112A","ANTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF LEFT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving forwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in full extension, bleeding, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. A visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","The elbow is flexed and then there is a posterior blow, like falling on the ice with your arm flexed.",""]
["S53.114A","ANTERIOR DISLOCATION OF RIGHT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving forwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in full extension, bleeding, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. A visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","The elbow is flexed and then there is a posterior blow, like falling on the ice with your arm flexed.",""]
["S53.115A","ANTERIOR DISLOCATION OF LEFT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.   OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving forwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in full extension, bleeding, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. A visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","The elbow is flexed and then there is a posterior blow, like falling on the ice with your arm flexed.",""]
["S53.121A","POSTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving forwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in full extension, bleeding, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. A visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","The elbow is flexed and then there is a posterior blow, like falling on the ice with your arm flexed.",""]
["S53.122A","POSTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF LEFT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving forwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in full extension, bleeding, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. A visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","The elbow is flexed and then there is a posterior blow, like falling on the ice with your arm flexed.",""]
["S53.124A","POSTERIOR DISLOCATION OF RIGHT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving forwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and atomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in full extension, bleeding, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. A visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","The elbow is flexed and then there is a posterior blow, like falling on the ice with your arm flexed.",""]
["S53.125A","POSTERIOR DISLOCATION OF LEFT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving forwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Elbow is held in full extension, bleeding, pain, loss of use, upper arm appears shorter and the forearm longer.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. A visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","The elbow is flexed and then there is a posterior blow, like falling on the ice with your arm flexed.",""]
["S53.131A","MEDIAL SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Partial Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving backwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Widening of the elbow joint, bleeding, pain, swelling.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. A visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.",""]
["S53.132A","MEDIAL SUBLUXATION OF LEFT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Partial Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving backwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Widening of the elbow joint, bleeding, pain, swelling.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. A visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.",""]
["S53.134A","MEDIAL DISLOCATION OF RIGHT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving backwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Widening of the elbow joint, bleeding, pain, swelling.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. A visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.",""]
["S53.135A","MEDIAL DISLOCATION OF LEFT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving backwards in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Widening of the elbow joint, bleeding, pain, swelling.","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Much less common than posterior and usually associated with a fracture. A visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.",""]
["S53.141A","LATERAL SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Partial Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving sideways away from the body in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Widening of the elbow joint, pain, swelling. ","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","",""]
["S53.142A","LATERAL SUBLUXATION OF LEFT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Partial Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving sideways away from the body in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Widening of the elbow joint, pain, swelling. ","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","",""]
["S53.144A","LATERAL DISLOCATION OF RIGHT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving sideways away from the body in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Widening of the elbow joint, pain, swelling. ","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","",""]
["S53.145A","LATERAL DISLOCATION OF LEFT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving sideways away from the body in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Widening of the elbow joint, pain, swelling. ","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","",""]
["S53.191A","OTHER SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Partial Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving sideways away from the body in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Widening of the elbow joint, pain, swelling. ","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","",""]
["S53.192A","OTHER SUBLUXATION OF LEFT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Partial Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving sideways away from the body in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Widening of the elbow joint, pain, swelling. ","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","",""]
["S53.194A","OTHER DISLOCATION OF RIGHT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving sideways away from the body in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Widening of the elbow joint, pain, swelling. ","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","",""]
["S53.195A","OTHER DISLOCATION OF LEFT ULNOHUMERAL JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.  \nOpen displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. OPEN DISLOCATION/SUBLUXATION REQUIRES ADDITIONAL OPEN WOUND CODE","Dislocation of the ulna (a forearm bone) away from the upper half of the elbow joint by moving sideways away from the body in relation to the humerus (upper arm bone). ","X-rays both prior to and after reducing the dislocation. CTs and ultrasound may also be used, but MRIs are not useful here.","Confirmed non-anatomical alignment prior to and anatomical alignment with no residual bone fragments in the joint space after reduction.","Widening of the elbow joint, pain, swelling. ","The physical description of the injury and/or radiology reports from the physician should indicate anterior, posterior, open, closed, lateral or medial.","Usually a visual inspection with palpation and patient presentation, loss of use of affected appendage, will be enough to diagnose a dislocation. Neurovascular function should be documented in detail before and after reduction with frequent subsequent monitoring.","",""]
["S53.401A","UNSPECIFIED SPRAIN OF RIGHT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Elbow sprain is an injury to the soft tissues of the elbow. It is caused due to stretching or tearing (partial or full) of the ligaments which support the elbow joint.","Stretching or tearing (partial or full) of a ligament in the right elbow joint with no specific ligament identified.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"Code used when sprain of a specific ligament has not been identified.",""]
["S53.402A","UNSPECIFIED SPRAIN OF LEFT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Elbow sprain is an injury to the soft tissues of the elbow. It is caused due to stretching or tearing (partial or full) of the ligaments which support the elbow joint.","Stretching or tearing (partial or full) of a ligament in the left elbow joint with no specific ligament identified.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"Code used when sprain of a specific ligament has not been identified.",""]
["S53.411A","RADIOHUMERAL (JOINT) SPRAIN OF RIGHT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","Elbow sprain is an injury to the soft tissues of the elbow. It is caused due to stretching or tearing (partial or full) of the ligaments which support the elbow joint.","Right radiohumeral joint, the junction between the right radius and humerus.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"",""]
["S53.412A","RADIOHUMERAL (JOINT) SPRAIN OF LEFT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Elbow sprain is an injury to the soft tissues of the elbow. It is caused due to stretching or tearing (partial or full) of the ligaments which support the elbow joint.","Left radiohumeral joint, the junction between the left radius and humerus.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"",""]
["S53.421A","ULNOHUMERAL (JOINT) SPRAIN OF RIGHT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Elbow sprain is an injury to the soft tissues of the elbow. It is caused due to stretching or tearing (partial or full) of the ligaments which support the elbow joint.","Right ulnohumeral joint, the junction between the right ulna and humerus.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"",""]
["S53.422A","ULNOHUMERAL (JOINT) SPRAIN OF LEFT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Elbow sprain is an injury to the soft tissues of the elbow. It is caused due to stretching or tearing (partial or full) of the ligaments which support the elbow joint.","Left ulnohumeral joint, the junction between the left ulna and humerus.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"",""]
["S53.431A","RADIAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT SPRAIN OF RIGHT ELBOW, INIT","Elbow sprain is an injury to the soft tissues of the elbow. It is caused due to stretching or tearing (partial or full) of the ligaments which support the elbow joint.","The right radial collateral ligament of the elbow is composed of a fibrous band extending between the right lateral epicondyle of the humerus (upper arm bone) and the annular ligament of the right radius.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"",""]
["S53.432A","RADIAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT SPRAIN OF LEFT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","Elbow sprain is an injury to the soft tissues of the elbow. It is caused due to stretching or tearing (partial or full) of the ligaments which support the elbow joint.","The left radial collateral ligament of the elbow is composed of a fibrous band extending between the left lateral epicondyle of the humerus (upper arm bone) and the annular ligament of the left radius.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"",""]
["S53.441A","ULNAR COLLATERAL LIGAMENT SPRAIN OF RIGHT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","Elbow sprain is an injury to the soft tissues of the elbow. It is caused due to stretching or tearing (partial or full) of the ligaments which support the elbow joint.","The right ulnar collateral ligament of the elbow is located in the medial wall of the right elbow capsule. The front of the ligament connects the right medial epicondyle of the humerus (upper arm bone) to the medial margin of the right coronoid process of the ulna. Its back portion is attached to the right medial epicondyle of the humerus and to the right olecranon process of the ulna.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"",""]
["S53.442A","ULNAR COLLATERAL LIGAMENT SPRAIN OF LEFT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","Elbow sprain is an injury to the soft tissues of the elbow. It is caused due to stretching or tearing (partial or full) of the ligaments which support the elbow joint.","The left ulnar collateral ligament of the elbow is located in the medial wall of the left elbow capsule. The front of the ligament connects the left medial epicondyle of the humerus (upper arm bone) to the medial margin of the left coronoid process of the ulna. Its back portion is attached to the left medial epicondyle of the humerus and to the left olecranon process of the ulna.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"",""]
["S53.491A","OTHER SPRAIN OF RIGHT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Elbow sprain is an injury to the soft tissues of the elbow. It is caused due to stretching or tearing (partial or full) of the ligaments which support the elbow joint.","Sprain of a specific right elbow ligament not listed above.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"",""]
["S53.492A","OTHER SPRAIN OF LEFT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Elbow sprain is an injury to the soft tissues of the elbow. It is caused due to stretching or tearing (partial or full) of the ligaments which support the elbow joint.","Sprain of a specific left elbow ligament not listed above.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"",""]
["S56.811A","STRAIN OF MUSC/FASC/TEND AT FOREARM LEVEL, RIGHT ARM, INIT","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon.","Stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon in the forearm or elbow.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"",""]
["S56.812A","STRAIN OF MUSC/FASC/TEND AT FOREARM LEVEL, LEFT ARM, INIT","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon.","Stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon in the forearm or elbow.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"",""]
["S56.901A","UNSP INJ UNSP MUSC/FASC/TEND AT FORARM LV, RIGHT ARM, INIT (IF FURTHER CLARIFIED USE MORE SPECIFIC CODE)  (SEE NOTES)","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon.","Stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon in the  forearm or elbow.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"Code not preferred as medical documentation should clarify the specific injury sustained.",""]
["S56.902A","UNSP INJ UNSP MUSC/FASC/TEND AT FORARM LV, LEFT ARM, INIT (IF FURTHER CLARIFIED USE MORE SPECIFIC CODE) (SEE NOTES)","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon.","Stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon in the forearm or elbow.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"Code not preferred as medical documentation should clarify the specific injury sustained.",""]
["S56.911A","STRAIN OF UNSPECIFIED MUSC/FASC/TEND AT FOREARM LEVEL, RIGHT ARM, INIT (IF FURTHER CLARIFIED USE MORE SPECIFIC CODE)","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon.","Stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon in the right forearm or elbow.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"Code not preferred as medical documentation should clarify the specific injury sustained.",""]
["S56.912A","STRAIN OF UNSPECIFIED MUSC/FASC/TEND AT FOREARM LEVEL, LEFT ARM, INIT  (IF FURTHER CLARIFIED USE MORE SPECIFIC CODE)","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon.","Stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon in the left forearm or elbow.","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).",null,"Code not preferred as medical documentation should clarify the specific injury sustained.",""]
["S56.921A","LACERAT UNSP MUSC/FASC/TEND AT FORARM LV, RIGHT ARM, INIT","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the right wrist and/or right elbow which includes a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.  Objective findings identified during provider examination.  Operative report.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S56.922A","LACERAT UNSP MUSC/FASC/TEND AT FORARM LV, LEFT ARM, INIT","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the left wrist and/or left elbow which includes a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.  Objective findings identified during provider examination.  Operative report.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S58.011A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION AT ELBOW LEVEL, RIGHT ARM, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  (Amputation not identified as partial or complete should be coded to complete).","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.  Objective findings identified during provider examination.  Operative report.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Complete = the affected portion is no longer attached.","",""]
["S58.012A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION AT ELBOW LEVEL, LEFT ARM, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  (Amputation not identified as partial or complete should be coded to complete).","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.  Objective findings identified during provider examination.  Operative report.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Complete = the affected portion is no longer attached.","",""]
["S58.021A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION AT ELBOW LEVEL, RIGHT ARM, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  (Considered partial amputation even if re-attached).  (Amputation involving soft tissue only with no bone involvement codes to open wound of site).","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.  Objective findings identified during provider examination.  Operative report.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Partial = incomplete amputation, not part","",""]
["S58.022A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION AT ELBOW LEVEL, LEFT ARM, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  (Considered partial amputation even if re-attached).  (Amputation involving soft tissue only with no bone involvement codes to open wound of site).","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.  Objective findings identified during provider examination.  Operative report.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Partial = incomplete amputation, not part","",""]
["S58.111A","COMPLETE TRAUM AMP AT LEV BETW ELBOW AND WRS, RIGHT ARM, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  (Amputation not identified as partial or complete should be coded to complete).","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.  Objective findings identified during provider examination.  Operative report.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Complete = the affected portion is no longer attached.","",""]
["S58.112A","COMPLETE TRAUM AMP AT LEV BETW ELBOW AND WRS, LEFT ARM, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  (Amputation not identified as partial or complete should be coded to complete).","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.  Objective findings identified during provider examination.  Operative report.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Complete = the affected portion is no longer attached.","",""]
["S58.121A","PART TRAUM AMP AT LEVEL BETW ELBOW AND WRIST, RIGHT ARM, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  (Considered partial amputation even if re-attached).  (Amputation involving soft tissue only with no bone involvement codes to open wound of site).","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.  Objective findings identified during provider examination.  Operative report.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Partial = incomplete amputation, not part","",""]
["S58.122A","PART TRAUM AMP AT LEVEL BETW ELBOW AND WRIST, LEFT ARM, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  (Considered partial amputation even if re-attached).  (Amputation involving soft tissue only with no bone involvement codes to open wound of site).","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.  Objective findings identified during provider examination.  Operative report.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Partial = incomplete amputation, not part","",""]
["S58.911A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMP OF RIGHT FOREARM, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  (Amputation not identified as partial or complete should be coded to complete).","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.  Objective findings identified during provider examination.  Operative report.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Complete = the affected portion is no longer attached.","",""]
["S58.912A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMP OF LEFT FOREARM, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  (Amputation not identified as partial or complete should be coded to complete).","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.  Objective findings identified during provider examination.  Operative report.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Complete = the affected portion is no longer attached.","",""]
["S58.921A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMP OF RIGHT FOREARM, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  (Considered partial amputation even if re-attached).  (Amputation involving soft tissue only with no bone involvement codes to open wound of site).","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.  Objective findings identified during provider examination.  Operative report.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Partial = incomplete amputation, not part","",""]
["S58.922A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMP OF LEFT FOREARM, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  (Considered partial amputation even if re-attached).  (Amputation involving soft tissue only with no bone involvement codes to open wound of site).","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.  Objective findings identified during provider examination.  Operative report.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Partial = incomplete amputation, not part","",""]
["S60.011A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT THUMB WITHOUT DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the thumb region (including the thumb nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the right thumb. ","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S60.012A","CONTUSION OF LEFT THUMB WITHOUT DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the thumb region (including the thumb nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the right thumb. ","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S60.021A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S60.022A","CONTUSION OF LEFT INDEX FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S60.031A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S60.032A","CONTUSION OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S60.041A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT RING FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger  nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S60.042A","CONTUSION OF LEFT RING FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S60.051A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S60.052A","CONTUSION OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S60.111A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT THUMB WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S60.112A","CONTUSION OF LEFT THUMB WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S60.121A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S60.122A","CONTUSION OF LEFT INDEX FINGER W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S60.131A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S60.132A","CONTUSION OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S60.141A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT RING FINGER W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S60.142A","CONTUSION OF LEFT RING FINGER W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S60.151A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S60.152A","CONTUSION OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the finger region (including the finger nails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the finger(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S60.211A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the wrist region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the wrist(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S60.212A","CONTUSION OF LEFT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the wrist region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the wrist(s).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S60.221A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the wrist/hand region, not including the fingers, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the wrist/hand.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S60.222A","CONTUSION OF LEFT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the wrist/hand region, not including the fingers, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the wrist/hand.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.  Objective findings identified during provider examination. ","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S60.311A","ABRASION OF RIGHT THUMB, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is impacted.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","A visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S60.312A","ABRASION OF LEFT THUMB, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is impacted.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","A visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S60.321A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF RIGHT THUMB, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is impacted. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","Objective findings identified during physician examination.  If Culture & Sensitivity done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S60.322A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF LEFT THUMB, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is impacted. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","Objective findings identified during physician examination.  If Culture & Sensitivity done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S60.351A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT THUMB, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not impacted. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","Objective exam findings ","Objective findings identified during provider examination which states \"foreign body\"","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S60.352A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT THUMB, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not impacted. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","Objective exam findings","Objective findings identified during provider examination which states \"foreign body\"","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S60.361A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also impacted.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Objective exam findings.  If severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.   If Culture & Sensitivity  done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.",null,"Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S60.362A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF LEFT THUMB, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also impacted.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Objective exam findings.  If severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","Objective findings identified during provider examination.   If Culture & Sensitivity  done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S60.410A","ABRASION OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is impacted.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Objective exam findings","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S60.411A","ABRASION OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is impacted.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Objective exam findings","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S60.412A","ABRASION OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is impacted.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Objective exam findings","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S60.413A","ABRASION OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is impacted.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Objective exam findings","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S60.414A","ABRASION OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is impacted.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Objective exam findings","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S60.415A","ABRASION OF LEFT RING FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is impacted.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Objective exam findings","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S60.416A","ABRASION OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is impacted.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Objective exam findings","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S60.417A","ABRASION OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is impacted.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Objective exam findings","Objective findings identified during provider examination.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S60.420A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is impacted. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","If Culture & Sensitivity done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S60.421A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is impacted. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","If Culture & Sensitivity done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S60.422A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is impacted. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","If Culture & Sensitivity done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S60.423A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is impacted. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","If Culture & Sensitivity done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S60.424A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is impacted. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","If Culture & Sensitivity done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S60.425A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is impacted. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","If Culture & Sensitivity done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S60.426A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is impacted. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","If Culture & Sensitivity done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S60.427A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is impacted. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","If Culture & Sensitivity done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S60.450A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is impacted. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S60.451A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is impacted. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S60.452A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is impacted. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S60.453A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is impacted. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S60.454A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is impacted. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S60.455A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is impacted. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S60.456A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is impacted. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S60.457A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is impacted. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S60.460A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S60.461A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S60.462A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S60.463A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S60.464A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S60.465A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S60.466A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S60.467A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S60.511A","ABRASION OF RIGHT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S60.512A","ABRASION OF LEFT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S60.521A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF RIGHT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S60.522A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF LEFT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S60.551A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","",""]
["S60.552A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Examining provider must document foreign body.",null,""]
["S60.561A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S60.562A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF LEFT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S60.811A","ABRASION OF RIGHT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S60.812A","ABRASION OF LEFT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S60.821A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF RIGHT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.\n\n","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S60.822A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL) OF LEFT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.\n\n","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S60.851A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Visual inspection.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","Examining provider must document foreign body.","",""]
["S60.852A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Visual inspection.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","Examining provider must document foreign body.","",""]
["S60.861A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S60.862A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS) OF LEFT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S60.921A","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.  ","",""]
["S60.922A","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF LEFT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.  ","",""]
["S60.931A","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.  ","",""]
["S60.932A","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF LEFT THUMB, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.  ","",""]
["S60.940A","UNSP SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.  ","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S60.941A","UNSP SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.  ","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S60.942A","UNSP SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.  ","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S60.943A","UNSP SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.  ","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S60.944A","UNSP SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.  ","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S60.945A","UNSP SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.  ","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S60.946A","UNSP SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.  ","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S60.947A","UNSP SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial\n\n","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.  ","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.001A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.002A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF LEFT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. ","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.011A","LACERATION W/O FB OF RIGHT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.012A","LACERATION W/O FB OF LEFT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.021A","LACERATION W FB OF RIGHT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.022A","LACERATION W FB OF LEFT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.031A","PNCTR W/O FB OF RIGHT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.032A","PNCTR W/O FB OF LEFT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.041A","PNCTR WITH FB OF RIGHT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.042A","PNCTR WITH FB OF LEFT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.051A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT THUMB WITHOUT DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.  Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.052A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT THUMB WITHOUT DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.  Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.111A","LACERATION W/O FB OF RIGHT THUMB W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.112A","LACERATION W/O FB OF LEFT THUMB W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.121A","LACERATION W FB OF RIGHT THUMB W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.122A","LACERATION W FB OF LEFT THUMB W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.131A","PNCTR W/O FB OF RIGHT THUMB WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.132A","PNCTR W/O FB OF LEFT THUMB WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.141A","PNCTR WITH FB OF RIGHT THUMB WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.142A","PNCTR WITH FB OF LEFT THUMB WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.200A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.201A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF L IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.202A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF R MID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.203A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF L MID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.204A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF R RNG FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.205A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF LEFT RING FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.206A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF R LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.207A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF L LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.210A","LACERATION W/O FB OF R IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.211A","LACERATION W/O FB OF L IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.212A","LACERATION W/O FB OF R MID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.213A","LACERATION W/O FB OF L MID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.214A","LACERATION W/O FB OF R RNG FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.215A","LACERATION W/O FB OF L RNG FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.216A","LAC W/O FB OF R LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.217A","LAC W/O FB OF L LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.220A","LACERATION W FB OF R IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.221A","LACERATION W FB OF L IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.222A","LACERATION W FB OF R MID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.223A","LACERATION W FB OF L MID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.224A","LACERATION W FB OF R RNG FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.225A","LACERATION W FB OF L RNG FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.226A","LACERATION W FB OF R LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.227A","LACERATION W FB OF L LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.230A","PNCTR W/O FB OF R IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.231A","PNCTR W/O FB OF L IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.232A","PNCTR W/O FB OF R MID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.233A","PNCTR W/O FB OF L MID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.234A","PNCTR W/O FB OF R RNG FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.235A","PNCTR W/O FB OF L RNG FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.236A","PNCTR W/O FB OF R LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.237A","PNCTR W/O FB OF L LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,"Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.240A","PNCTR WITH FB OF R IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.241A","PNCTR WH WITH FB OF L IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.242A","PNCTR WITH FB OF R MID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.243A","PNCTR WITH FB OF L MTHID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.244A","PNCTR WITH FB R RNG FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.245A","PNCTR WITH FB OF L RNG FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.246A","PNCTR WITH FB OF R LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.247A","PNCTR WITH FB OF L LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.250A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.251A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT INDEX FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.252A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.253A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.254A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT RING FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.255A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT RING FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.256A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.257A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.300A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND R INDEX FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.301A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND L INDEX FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.302A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND R MIDDLE FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.303A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND L MIDDLE FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.304A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND R RING FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.305A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND L RING FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.306A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND R LITTLE FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.307A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND L LITTLE FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.310A","LACERATION WITHOUT FB OF R IDX FNGR W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.311A","LACERATION WITHOUT FB OF  L IDX FNGR W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.312A","LACERATION WITHOUT FB OF R MIDDLE FNGR W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.313A","LACERATION W/O FB OF LEFT MIDDLE FNGR W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.314A","LACERATION W/O FB OF R RING FNGR W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.315A","LACERATION W/O FB OF L RING FNGR W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.316A","LACERATION W/O FB OF R LITTLE FNGR W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.317A","LACERATION W/O FB OF LEFT LITTLE FNGR W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.320A","LACERATION W FB OF R IDX FNGR W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.321A","LACERATION W FB OF L IDX FNGR W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.322A","LACERATION W FB OF R MID FINGER W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.323A","LACERATION W FB OF L MID FINGER W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.324A","LACERATION W FB OF R RNG FNGR W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.325A","LACERATION W FB OF L RNG FNGR W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.326A","LACERATION W FB OF R LITTLE FINGER W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.327A","LACERATION W FB OF L LITTLE FINGER W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.330A","PNCTR W/O FB OF R IDX FNGR W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.331A","PNCTR W/O FB OF L IDX FNGR WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.332A","PNCTR W/O FB OF R MID FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.333A","PNCTR W/O FB OF L MID FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.334A","PNCTR W/O FB OF R RNG FNGR WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.335A","PNCTR W/O FB OF L RNG FNGR WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.336A","PNCTR W/O FB OF R LITTLE FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.337A","PNCTR W/O FB OF L LITTLE FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.340A","PNCTR WITH FB OF R IDX FNGR W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.341A","PNCTR WITH FB OF L IDX FNGR WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.342A","PNCTR WITH FB OF R MID FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.343A","PNCTR WITH FB OF L MID FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.344A","PNCTR WITH FB OF R RNG FNGR WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.345A","PNCTR WITH FB OF L RNG FNGR WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.346A","PNCTR WITH FB OF R LITTLE FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.347A","PNCTR WITH FB OF L LITTLE FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.350A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.351A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT INDEX FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.352A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.353A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.354A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT RING FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.355A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT RING FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.356A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.357A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document damage to nail.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.401A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones). ","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S61.402A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF LEFT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones). ","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S61.411A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S61.412A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT HAND, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S61.421A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document foreign body.","Examining provider must document foreign body.",""]
["S61.422A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document foreign body.","Examining provider must document foreign body.",""]
["S61.431A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S61.432A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S61.441A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures. Remenants of a foreign object in the wound. ","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document foreign body.","Examining provider must document foreign body.",""]
["S61.442A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures. Remenants of a foreign object in the wound. ","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document foreign body.","Examining provider must document foreign body.",""]
["S61.451A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.",""]
["S61.452A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.",""]
["S61.501A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the wrist  and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S61.502A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF LEFT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the wrist  and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S61.511A","LACERATION W/O FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the wrist involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S61.512A","LACERATION W/O FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the wrist involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S61.521A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the wrist involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.  Examining provider must document foreign body.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S61.522A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the wrist involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures."," ","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.  Examining provider must document foreign body.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S61.531A","PNCTR W/O FB OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S61.532A","PNCTR W/O FB OF LEFT WRIST, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S61.541A","PNCTR WITH FB OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document foreign body.","",""]
["S61.542A","PNCTR WITH FB OF LEFT WRIST, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  Examining provider must document foreign body.","",""]
["S61.551A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.",""]
["S61.552A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.",""]
["S62.001A","UNSP FX NAVICULAR BONE OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific type of navicular fracture sustained.","",""]
["S62.002A","UNSP FX NAVICULAR BONE OF LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific type of navicular fracture sustained.","",""]
["S62.001B","UNSP FX NAVICULAR BONE OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific type of navicular fracture sustained.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.002B","UNSP FX NAVICULAR BONE OF LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific type of navicular fracture sustained.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.011A","DISP FX OF DISTAL POLE OF NAVICULAR BONE OF R WRIST, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the wrist/hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.012A","DISP FX OF DISTAL POLE OF NAVICULAR BONE OF LEFT WRIST, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the wrist/hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.014A","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL POLE OF NAVICULAR BONE OF R WRIST, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the wrist/hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.015A","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL POLE OF NAVICULAR BONE OF L WRIST, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the wrist/hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.021A","DISP FX OF MIDDLE THIRD OF NAVICULAR BONE OF R WRIST, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the wrist/hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.022A","DISP FX OF MIDDLE THIRD OF NAVICULAR BONE OF L WRIST, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the wrist/hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.024A","NONDISP FX OF MIDDLE THIRD OF NAVIC BONE OF R WRIST, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the wrist/hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.025A","NONDISP FX OF MIDDLE THIRD OF NAVIC BONE OF L WRIST, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the wrist/hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.031A","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL THIRD OF NAVICULAR BONE OF R WRIST, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the wrist/hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.032A","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL THIRD OF NAVICULAR BONE OF L WRIST, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the wrist/hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.034A","NONDISP FX OF PROXIMAL THIRD OF NAVIC BONE OF R WRIST, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the wrist/hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.035A","NONDISP FX OF PROXIMAL THIRD OF NAVIC BONE OF L WRIST, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the  wrist.  Aka. Scaphoid bone","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the wrist/hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.101A","FRACTURE OF UNSP CARPAL BONE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX(SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the wrist/hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific type of carpal bone fracture sustained.","",""]
["S62.102A","FRACTURE OF UNSP CARPAL BONE, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX(SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the wrist area.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the wrist/hand. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific type of carpal bone fracture sustained.","",""]
["S62.111A","DISP FX OF TRIQUETRUM BONE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","","",""]
["S62.112A","DISP FX OF TRIQUETRUM BONE, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","","",""]
["S62.111B","DISP FX OF TRIQUETRUM BONE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.112B","DISP FX OF TRIQUETRUM BONE, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.114A","NONDISP FX OF TRIQUETRUM BONE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.115A","NONDISP FX OF TRIQUETRUM BONE, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.114B","NONDISP FX OF TRIQUETRUM BONE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.115B","NONDISP FX OF TRIQUETRUM BONE, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.121A","DISP FX OF LUNATE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","","",""]
["S62.122A","DISP FX OF LUNATE, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","","",""]
["S62.121B","DISP FX OF LUNATE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR FOR OPEN FRACTURE","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.122B","DISP FX OF LUNATE, LEFT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR FOR OPEN FRACTURE","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.124A","NONDISP FX OF LUNATE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.125A","NONDISP FX OF LUNATE, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.124B","NONDISP FX OF LUNATE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.125B","NONDISP FX OF LUNATE, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT. ","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.131A","DISP FX OF CAPITATE BONE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","","",""]
["S62.132A","DISP FX OF CAPITATE BONE, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","","",""]
["S62.131B","DISP FX OF CAPITATE BONE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.132B","DISP FX OF CAPITATE BONE, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.134A","NONDISP FX OF CAPITATE BONE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.135A","NONDISP FX OF CAPITATE BONE, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.134B","NONDISP FX OF CAPITATE BONE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.135B","NONDISP FX OF CAPITATE BONE,  LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.141A","DISP FX OF BODY OF HAMATE BONE,  RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","","",""]
["S62.142A","DISP FX OF BODY OF HAMATE BONE, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","","",""]
["S62.141B","DISP FX OF BODY OF HAMATE BONE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.142B","DISP FX OF BODY OF HAMATE BONE, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.144A","NONDISP FX OF BODY OF HAMATE BONE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.145A","NONDISP FX OF BODY OF HAMATE BONE, LEFT WRIST, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.144B","NONDISP FX OF BODY OF HAMATE BONE, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.145B","NONDISP FX OF BODY OF HAMATE BONE, LEFT WRS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.161A","DISP FX OF PISIFORM, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","","",""]
["S62.162A","DISP FX OF PISIFORM, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","","",""]
["S62.161B","DISP FX OF PISIFORM, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.162B","DISP FX OF PISIFORM, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.164A","NONDISP FX OF PISIFORM, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.165A","NONDISP FX OF PISIFORM, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.164B","NONDISP FX OF PISIFORM, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.165B","NONDISP FX OF PISIFORM, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.171A","DISP FX OF TRAPEZIUM, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","","",""]
["S62.172A","DISP FX OF TRAPEZIUM, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","","",""]
["S62.171B","DISP FX OF TRAPEZIUM, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.172B","DISP FX OF TRAPEZIUM, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.174A","NONDISP FX OF TRAPEZIUM, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.175A","NONDISP FX OF TRAPEZIUM, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.174B","NONDISP FX OF TRAPEZIUM, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.175B","NONDISP FX OF TRAPEZIUM, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.181A","DISP FX OF TRAPEZOID, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","","",""]
["S62.182A","DISP FX OF TRAPEZOID, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","","",""]
["S62.181B","DISP FX OF TRAPEZOID, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.182B","DISP FX OF TRAPEZOID, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.184A","NONDISP FX OF TRAPEZOID, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.185A","NONDISP FX OF TRAPEZOID, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.184B","NONDISP FX OF TRAPEZOID, RIGHT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.185B","NONDISP FX OF TRAPEZOID, LEFT WRIST, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of one of the eight small bones making up the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased or absent wrist/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or wrist joint, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and fingers.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.231A","OTH DISP FX OF BASE OF FIRST MC BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone in between wrist and 1st joint of the thumb.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased thumb/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thumb, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and finger.","","",""]
["S62.232A","OTH DISP FX OF BASE OF FIRST MC BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone in between wrist and 1st joint of the thumb.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased thumb/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thumb, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and finger.","","",""]
["S62.231B","OTH DISP FX OF BASE OF 1ST MC BONE, RIGHT HAND, 7THB","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the bone in between wrist and 1st joint of the thumb closer to the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased thumb/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thumb, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and finger.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.232B","OTH DISP FX OF BASE OF 1ST MC BONE, LEFT HAND, 7THB","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the bone in between wrist and 1st joint of the thumb closer to the wrist.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased thumb/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thumb, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and finger.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.234A","OTH NONDISP FX OF BASE OF FIRST MC BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone in between wrist and 1st joint of the thumb.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased thumb/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thumb, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and finger.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.235A","OTH NONDISP FX OF BASE OF FIRST MC BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the bone in between wrist and 1st joint of the thumb.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased thumb/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thumb, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and finger.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.234B","OTH NONDISP FX OF BASE OF 1ST MC BONE, RIGHT HAND, 7THB","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the bone in between wrist and 1st joint of the thumb closer to the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased thumb/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thumb, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and finger.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.235B","OTH NONDISP FX OF BASE OF 1ST MC BONE,  HALEFTND, 7THB","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the bone in between wrist and 1st joint of the thumb closer to the wrist.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased thumb/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thumb, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand and finger.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","",""]
["S62.241A","DISP FX OF SHAFT OF FIRST METACARPAL BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.242A","DISP FX OF SHAFT OF FIRST METACARPAL BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.244A","NONDISP FX OF SHAFT OF FIRST MC BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.245A","NONDISP FX OF SHAFT OF FIRST MC BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.310A","DISP FX OF BASE OF SECOND METACARPAL BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.311A","DISP FX OF BASE OF SECOND METACARPAL BONE. LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.312A","DISP FX OF BASE OF THIRD METACARPAL BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.313A","DISP FX OF BASE OF THIRD METACARPAL BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.314A","DISP FX OF BASE OF FOURTH METACARPAL BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.315A","DISP FX OF BASE OF FOURTH METACARPAL BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.316A","DISP FX OF BASE OF FIFTH METACARPAL BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.317A","DISP FX OF BASE OF FIFTH METACARPAL BONE. LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.320A","DISP FX OF SHAFT OF SECOND METACARPAL BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.321A","DISP FX OF SHAFT OF SECOND METACARPAL BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.322A","DISP FX OF SHAFT OF THIRD METACARPAL BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.323A","DISP FX OF SHAFT OF THIRD METACARPAL BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.324A","DISP FX OF SHAFT OF FOURTH METACARPAL BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.325A","DISP FX OF SHAFT OF FOURTH METACARPAL BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.326A","DISP FX OF SHAFT OF FIFTH METACARPAL BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.327A","DISP FX OF SHAFT OF FIFTH METACARPAL BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","",""]
["S62.330A","DISP FX OF NECK OF SECOND METACARPAL BONE RIGHT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the distal end of any bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.331A","DISP FX OF NECK OF SECOND METACARPAL BONE LEFT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the distal end of any bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.332A","DISP FX OF NECK OF THIRD METACARPAL BONE RIGHT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the distal end of any bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.333A","DISP FX OF NECK OF THIRD METACARPAL BONE LEFT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the distal end of any bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.334A","DISP FX OF NECK OF FOURTH METACARPAL BONE RIGHT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the distal end of any bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.335A","DISP FX OF NECK OF FOURTH METACARPAL BONE LEFT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the distal end of any bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.336A","DISP FX OF NECK OF FIFTH METACARPAL BONE RIGHT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the distal end of any bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.337A","DISP FX OF NECK OF FIFTH METACARPAL BONE LEFT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the distal end of any bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.340A","NONDISP FX OF BASE OF SECOND MC BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.341A","NONDISP FX OF BASE OF SECOND MC BONE. LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.342A","NONDISP FX OF BASE OF THIRD MC BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.343A","NONDISP FX OF BASE OF THIRD METACARPAL BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.344A","NONDISP FX OF BASE OF FOURTH MC BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.345A","NONDISP FX OF BASE OF FOURTH MC BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.346A","NONDISP FX OF BASE OF FIFTH MC BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.347A","NONDISP FX OF BASE OF FIFTH METACARPAL BONE. LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.350A","NONDISP FX OF SHAFT OF SECOND MC BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.351A","NONDISP FX OF SHAFT OF SECOND MC BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.352A","NONDISP FX OF SHAFT OF THIRD MC BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.353A","NONDISP FX OF SHAFT OF THIRD MC BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.354A","NONDISP FX OF SHAFT OF FOURTH MC BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.355A","NONDISP FX OF SHAFT OF FOURTH MC BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.356A","NONDISP FX OF SHAFT OF FIFTH MC BONE, RIGHT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.357A","NONDISP FX OF SHAFT OF FIFTH MC BONE, LEFT HAND, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones in the hand between wrist to the first set of knuckles.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the hand/fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.360A","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF SECOND METACARPAL BONE RIGHT HAND, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of any of the hand bones, in between the wrist and the fingers, closer to the fingers. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.361A","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF SECOND METACARPAL BONE LEFT HAND, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of any of the hand bones, in between the wrist and the fingers, closer to the fingers. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.362A","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF THIRD METACARPAL BONE RIGHT HAND, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of any of the hand bones, in between the wrist and the fingers, closer to the fingers. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.363A","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF THIRD METACARPAL BONE LEFT HAND, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of any of the hand bones, in between the wrist and the fingers, closer to the fingers. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.364A","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF FOURTH METACARPAL BONE RIGHT HAND, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of any of the hand bones, in between the wrist and the fingers, closer to the fingers. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.365A","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF FOURTH METACARPAL BONE LEFT HAND, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of any of the hand bones, in between the wrist and the fingers, closer to the fingers. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.366A","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF FIFTH METACARPAL BONE RIGHT HAND, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of any of the hand bones, in between the wrist and the fingers, closer to the fingers. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.367A","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF FIFTH METACARPAL BONE LEFT HAND, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of any of the hand bones, in between the wrist and the fingers, closer to the fingers. ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","",""]
["S62.390A","OTH FRACTURE OF SECOND METACARPAL BONE RIGHT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Closed fracture of the metacarpal bones at multiple sites.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.391A","OTH FRACTURE OF SECOND METACARPAL BONE LEFT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Closed fracture of the metacarpal bones at multiple sites.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.392A","OTH FRACTURE OF THIRD METACARPAL BONE RIGHT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Closed fracture of the metacarpal bones at multiple sites.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.393A","OTH FRACTURE OF THIRD METACARPAL BONE LEFT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Closed fracture of the metacarpal bones at multiple sites.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.394A","OTH FRACTURE OF FOURTH METACARPAL BONE RIGHT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Closed fracture of the metacarpal bones at multiple sites.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.395A","OTH FRACTURE OF FOURTH METACARPAL BONE LEFT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Closed fracture of the metacarpal bones at multiple sites.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.396A","OTH FRACTURE OF FIFTH METACARPAL BONE RIGHT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Closed fracture of the metacarpal bones at multiple sites.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.397A","OTH FRACTURE OF FIFTH METACARPAL BONE LEFT HAND, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Closed fracture of the metacarpal bones at multiple sites.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased finger(s)/hand mobility, inability to grasp, lift, carry items, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or finger(s), pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the hand.","","",""]
["S62.501A","FRACTURE OF UNSP PHALANX OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT FOR CLOS FX(SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones that make up the fingers.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific phalanx fracture sustained.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.502A","FRACTURE OF UNSP PHALANX OF LEFT THUMB, INIT FOR CLOS FX(SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones that make up the fingers.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific phalanx fracture sustained.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.511A","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the proximal bones that make up the lower 1/2 of the thumb - past the first knuckle up to the hand.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.511B","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the proximal bones that make up the lower 1/2 of the thumb - past the first knuckle up to the hand.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.512A","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF LEFT THUMB, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the proximal bones that make up the lower 1/2 of the thumb - past the first knuckle up to the hand.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.512B","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF LEFT THUMB, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the proximal bones that make up the lower 1/2 of the thumb - past the first knuckle up to the hand.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.514A","NONDISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the proximal bones that make up the lower 1/2 of the thumb - past the first knuckle up to the hand.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.514B","NONDISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF R THM, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the proximal bones that make up the lower 1/2 of the thumb - past the first knuckle up to the hand.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.515A","NONDISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF LEFT THUMB, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the proximal bones that make up the lower 1/2 of the thumb - past the first knuckle up to the hand.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.515B","NONDISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF L THM, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the proximal bones that make up the lower 1/2 of the thumb - past the first knuckle up to the hand.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.521A","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/2 of the thumb - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.521B","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/2 of the thumb - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.522A","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT THUMB, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/2 of the thumb - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.522B","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT THUMB, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/2 of the thumb - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.524A","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/2 of the thumb - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.524B","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT THUMB, OPEN, INT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/2 of the thumb - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.525A","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT THUMB, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/2 of the thumb - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.525B","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT THUMB, INIT FOR OPEN FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/2 of the thumb - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S62.600A","FRACTURE OF UNSP PHALANX OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT (SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones that make up the fingers.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific phalanx fracture sustained.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.601A","FRACTURE OF UNSP PHALANX OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT(SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones that make up the fingers.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific phalanx fracture sustained.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.602A","FRACTURE OF UNSP PHALANX OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT(SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones that make up the fingers.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific phalanx fracture sustained.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.603A","FRACTURE OF UNSP PHALANX OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT(SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones that make up the fingers.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific phalanx fracture sustained.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.604A","FRACTURE OF UNSP PHALANX OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT(SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones that make up the fingers.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific phalanx fracture sustained.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.605A","FRACTURE OF UNSP PHALANX OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT(SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones that make up the fingers.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific phalanx fracture sustained.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.606A","FRACTURE OF UNSP PHALANX OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT(SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones that make up the fingers.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific phalanx fracture sustained.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.607A","FRACTURE OF UNSP PHALANX OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT(SEE NOTES)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of any of the bones that make up the fingers.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific phalanx fracture sustained.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.610A","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.610B","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF R IDX FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.611A","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.611B","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF L IDX FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.612A","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.612B","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF R MID FINGER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.613A","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.613B","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF L MID FINGER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.614A","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.614B","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF R RNG FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.615A","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.615B","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF L RNG FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.616A","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.616B","DISP FX OF PROX PHALANX OF R LITTLE FINGER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.617A","DISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.617B","DISP FX OF PROX PHALANX OF L LITTLE FINGER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckle and the hand).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.620A","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.620B","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF R IDX FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.621A","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.621B","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF L IDX FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.622A","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.622B","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF R MID FINGER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.623A","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.623B","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF L MID FINGER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.624A","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.624B","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF R RNG FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.625A","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.625B","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF L RNG FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.626A","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.626B","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF R LITTLE FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.627A","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.627B","DISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF L LITTLE FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bone that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.630A","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.630B","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF R IDX FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.631A","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.631B","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF L IDX FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.632A","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.632B","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF R MID FINGER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.633A","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.633B","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF L MID FINGER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.634A","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.634B","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF R RNG FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.635A","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.635B","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF L RNG FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.636A","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.636B","DISP FX OF DIST PHALANX OF R LITTLE FINGER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.637A","DISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.637B","DISP FX OF DIST PHALANX OF L LITTLE FINGER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.  Provider exam confirming displaced fracture.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.640A","NONDISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.640B","NONDISP FX OF PROX PHALANX OF R IDX FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.641A","NONDISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.641B","NONDISP FX OF PROX PHALANX OF L IDX FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.642A","NONDISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.642B","NONDISP FX OF PROX PHALANX OF R MID FINGER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.643A","NONDISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.643B","NONDISP FX OF PROX PHALANX OF L MID FINGER, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.644A","NONDISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.644B","NONDISP FX OF PROX PHALANX OF R RNG FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.645A","NONDISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.645B","NONDISP FX OF PROX PHALANX OF L RNG FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.646A","NONDISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.646B","NONDISP FX OF PROX PHALANX OF R LITTLE FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.647A","NONDISP FX OF PROXIMAL PHALANX OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.647B","NONDISP FX OF PROX PHALANX OF L LITTLE FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the proximal (bone that makes up the lower 1/3 of the fingers - between the 2nd knuckles and the hand).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.650A","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.650B","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF R IDX FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.651A","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.651B","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF L IDX FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.652A","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.652B","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF R MID FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.653A","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.653B","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF L MID FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.654A","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.654B","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF R RNG FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.655A","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.655B","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF L RNG FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.656A","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.656B","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF R LIT FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.657A","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.657B","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL PHALANX OF L LIT FNGR, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the middle (bones that makes up the middle 1/3 of the fingers - between the first & third knuckles).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Bleeding, localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the fingers.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.660A","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.661A","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  ","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.662A","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.663A","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.664A","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.665A","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.666A","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.667A","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.660B","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT OPEN FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.661B","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT OPEN FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S62.662B","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT OPEN FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.663B","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT OPEN FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S62.664B","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT OPEN FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.665B","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT OPEN FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S62.666B","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT OPEN FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S62.667B","NONDISP FX OF DISTAL PHALANX OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT OPEN FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the small bones of the fingertips.  Fracture of the distal bones that make up the upper 1/3 of the fingers - up to the first knuckle.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, swelling and bruising of the area of the back of the hand.","None or Nonanatomical movement of the fingers. Swelling, bruising, pain.","Supportive medical documentation must specify non-displaced fracture or codes to displaced.  If fracture is not specified as \"open\", then defaults to \"closed\".","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger",""]
["S63.011A","SUBLUXTION OF DISTAL RADIOULNAR JOINT OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical  partial displacement of the radius as it relates to the ulna, or the ulna as it relates to the radius (the 2 bones of the forearm). ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.  However ultrasonography, MRI, CT scans are ordered if injury is severe enough to involve the contacting and peripheral structures, like the tri-fibro-cartilage-complex (TFCC), or other connective tissue and when fractures are suspected.","Confirm dislocation, TFCC tear/fracture or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of forearm/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.",""]
["S63.012A","SUBLUXTION OF DISTAL RADIOULNAR JOINT OF LEFT WRIST, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical partial displacement of the radius as it relates to the ulna, or the ulna as it relates to the radius (the 2 bones of the forearm). ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.  However ultrasonography, MRI, CT scans are ordered if injury is severe enough to involve the contacting and peripheral structures, like the tri-fibro-cartilage-complex (TFCC), or other connective tissue and when fractures are suspected.","Confirm dislocation, TFCC tear/fracture or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of forearm/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.",""]
["S63.014A","DISLOCATION OF DISTAL RADIOULNAR JOINT OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the radius as it relates to the ulna, or the ulna as it relates to the radius (the 2 bones of the forearm). ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.  However ultrasonography, MRI, CT scans are ordered if injury is severe enough to involve the contacting and peripheral structures, like the tri-fibro-cartilage-complex (TFCC), or other connective tissue and when fractures are suspected.","Confirm dislocation, TFCC tear/fracture or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of forearm/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.",""]
["S63.015A","DISLOCATION OF DISTAL RADIOULNAR JOINT OF LEFT WRIST, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the radius as it relates to the ulna, or the ulna as it relates to the radius (the 2 bones of the forearm). ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.  However ultrasonography, MRI, CT scans are ordered if injury is severe enough to involve the contacting and peripheral structures, like the tri-fibro-cartilage-complex (TFCC), or other connective tissue and when fractures are suspected.","Confirm dislocation, TFCC tear/fracture or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of forearm/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.",""]
["S63.021A","SUBLUXATION OF RADIOCARPAL JOINT OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. "," A non-anatomical partial displacement of the radius as it relates to the carpal bones of the wrist. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.  However ultrasonography, MRI, CT scans are ordered if injury is severe enough to involve the contacting and peripheral structures, like the tri-fibro-cartilage-complex (TFCC), or other connective tissue and when fractures are suspected.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Rare injuries, usually caused by a high energy impact with related fractures and dismal outcomes.  Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.",""]
["S63.022A","SUBLUXATION OF RADIOCARPAL JOINT OF LEFT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. "," A non-anatomical partial displacement of the radius as it relates to the carpal bones of the wrist. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.  However ultrasonography, MRI, CT scans are ordered if injury is severe enough to involve the contacting and peripheral structures, like the tri-fibro-cartilage-complex (TFCC), or other connective tissue and when fractures are suspected.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Rare injuries, usually caused by a high energy impact with related fractures and dismal outcomes.  Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.",""]
["S63.024A","DISLOCATION OF RADIOCARPAL JOINT OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. "," A non-anatomical displacement of the radius as it relates to the carpal bones of the wrist. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.  However ultrasonography, MRI, CT scans are ordered if injury is severe enough to involve the contacting and peripheral structures, like the tri-fibro-cartilage-complex (TFCC), or other connective tissue and when fractures are suspected.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Rare injuries, usually caused by a high energy impact with related fractures and dismal outcomes.  Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.",""]
["S63.025A","DISLOCATION OF RADIOCARPAL JOINT OF LEFT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. "," A non-anatomical displacement of the radius as it relates to the carpal bones of the wrist. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.  However ultrasonography, MRI, CT scans are ordered if injury is severe enough to involve the contacting and peripheral structures, like the tri-fibro-cartilage-complex (TFCC), or other connective tissue and when fractures are suspected.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Rare injuries, usually caused by a high energy impact with related fractures and dismal outcomes.  Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.",""]
["S63.031A","SUBLUXATION OF MIDCARPAL JOINT OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical partial displacement of the carpal bones as they relate to each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.",""]
["S63.032A","SUBLUXATION OF MIDCARPAL JOINT OF LEFT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical partial  displacement of the carpal bones as they relate to each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.",""]
["S63.034A","DISLOCATION OF MIDCARPAL JOINT OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical partial  displacement of the carpal bones as they relate to each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.",""]
["S63.035A","DISLOCATION OF MIDCARPAL JOINT OF LEFT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the carpal bones as they relate to each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.",""]
["S63.041A","SUBLUXATION OF CARPOMETACARPAL JOINT OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical partial displacement of the carpal (wrist) bones as they relate to the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand).  Aka. Carpometacarpal (CMC) Joint.","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.",""]
["S63.042A","SUBLUXATION OF CARPOMETACARPAL JOINT OF  LEFT THUMB, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical partial displacement of the carpal (wrist) bones as they relate to the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand).  Aka. Carpometacarpal (CMC) Joint.","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.",""]
["S63.044A","DISLOCATION OF CARPOMETACARPAL JOINT OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the carpal (wrist) bones as they relate to the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand).  Aka. Carpometacarpal (CMC) Joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.",""]
["S63.045A","DISLOCATION OF CARPOMETACARPAL JOINT OF  LEFT THUMB, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the carpal (wrist) bones as they relate to the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand).  Aka. Carpometacarpal (CMC) Joint.","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.",""]
["S63.051A","SUBLUXATION OF OTH CARPOMETACARPAL JOINT OF RIGHT HAND, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical partial displacement of the carpal (wrist) bones as they relate to the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand).  Aka. Carpometacarpal (CMC) Joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.",""]
["S63.052A","SUBLUXATION OF OTH CARPOMETACARPAL JOINT OF LEFT HAND, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical partial displacement of the carpal (wrist) bones as they relate to the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand).  Aka. Carpometacarpal (CMC) Joint.","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.",""]
["S63.054A","DISLOCATION OF OTH CARPOMETACARPAL JOINT OF RIGHT HAND, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the carpal (wrist) bones as they relate to the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand).  Aka. Carpometacarpal (CMC) Joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.",""]
["S63.055A","DISLOCATION OF OTH CARPOMETACARPAL JOINT OF LEFT HAND, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the carpal (wrist) bones as they relate to the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand).  Aka. Carpometacarpal (CMC) Joint.","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.",""]
["S63.061A","SUBLUXATION  OF METACARPAL (BONE), PROXIMAL END OF RIGHT HAND, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical  partial displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the carpal bones and/or each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.",""]
["S63.062A","SUBLUXATION  OF METACARPAL (BONE), PROXIMAL END OF LEFT HAND, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical partial displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the carpal bones and/or each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.",""]
["S63.064A","DISLOC OF METACARPAL (BONE), PROXIMAL END OF RIGHT HAND, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the carpal bones and/or each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.",""]
["S63.065A","DISLOC OF METACARPAL (BONE), PROXIMAL END OF LEFT HAND, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the carpal bones and/or each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.",""]
["S63.111A","SUBLUXATION OF  METACARPOPHALANGEAL JOINT OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones) at the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.  ","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger"]
["S63.112A","SUBLUXATION OF  METACARPOPHALANGEAL JOINT OF LEFT THUMB, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones) at the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger"]
["S63.114A","DISLOCATION OF METACARPOPHALANGEAL JOINT OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones) at the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger"]
["S63.115A","DISLOCATION OF METACARPOPHALANGEAL JOINT OF LEFT THUMB, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones) at the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger"]
["S63.121A","SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT INTERPHALANGEAL JOINT OF THMB, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical partial displacement of the distal and proximal phalanges (thumb bones) as they relate to each other at the Interphalangeal (IP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger"]
["S63.122A","SUBLUXATION OF LEFT INTERPHALANGEAL JOINT OF THMB, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical partial displacement of the distal and proximal phalanges (thumb bones) as they relate to each other at the Interphalangeal (IP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Subluxation is partial dislocation of the joint.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger"]
["S63.124A","DISLOCATION OF RIGHT INTERPHALANGEAL JOINT OF THMB, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the distal and proximal phalanges (thumb bones) as they relate to each other at the Interphalangeal (IP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger"]
["S63.125A","DISLOCATION OF LEFT INTERPHALANGEAL JOINT OF THMB, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the distal and proximal phalanges (thumb bones) as they relate to each other at the Interphalangeal (IP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger"]
["S63.260A","DISLOCATION OF MCP JOINT OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones) at the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S63.261A","DISLOCATION OF MCP JOINT OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones) at the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S63.262A","DISLOCATION OF MCP JOINT OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones) at the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S63.263A","DISLOCATION OF MCP JOINT OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones) at the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S63.264A","DISLOCATION OF MCP JOINT OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones) at the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S63.265A","DISLOCATION OF MCP JOINT OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones) at the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S63.266A","DISLOCATION OF MCP JOINT OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones) at the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S63.267A","DISLOCATION OF MCP JOINT OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones) at the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S63.270A","DISLOCATION OF UNSP INTERPHALN JOINT OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT (SEE NOTES)","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific dislocated joint.  Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S63.271A","DISLOCATION OF UNSP INTERPHALN JOINT OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT (SEE NOTES)","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific dislocated joint.  Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S63.272A","DISLOCATION OF UNSP INTERPHALN JOINT OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT (SEE NOTES)","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific dislocated joint.  Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S63.273A","DISLOCATION OF UNSP INTERPHALN JOINT OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT (SEE NOTES)","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific dislocated joint.  Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S63.274A","DISLOCATION OF UNSP INTERPHALN JOINT OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT (SEE NOTES)","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific dislocated joint.  Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S63.275A","DISLOCATION OF UNSP INTERPHALN JOINT OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT (SEE NOTES)","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific dislocated joint.  Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S63.276A","DISLOCATION OF UNSP INTERPHALN JOINT OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT (SEE NOTES)","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific dislocated joint.  Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S63.277A","DISLOCATION OF UNSP INTERPHALN JOINT OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT (SEE NOTES)","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific dislocated joint.  Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S63.280A","DISLOC OF PROXIMAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT ","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the middle and proximal phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S63.281A","DISLOC OF PROXIMAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT ","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the middle and proximal phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S63.282A","DISLOC OF PROXIMAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT ","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the middle and proximal phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S63.283A","DISLOC OF PROXIMAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT ","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the middle and proximal phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S63.284A","DISLOC OF PROXIMAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the middle and proximal phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S63.285A","DISLOC OF PROXIMAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the middle and proximal phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S63.286A","DISLOC OF PROXIMAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the middle and proximal phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S63.287A","DISLOC OF PROXIMAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT ","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the middle and proximal phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S63.290A","DISLOCATION OF DISTAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT ","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the distal and middle phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S63.291A","DISLOCATION OF DISTAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT ","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the distal and middle phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S63.292A","DISLOCATION OF DISTAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT ","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the distal and middle phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S63.293A","DISLOCATION OF DISTAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the distal and middle phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"," "]
["S63.294A","DISLOCATION OF DISTAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT ","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the distal and middle phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger","       "]
["S63.295A","DISLOCATION OF DISTAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT ","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the distal and middle phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S63.296A","DISLOCATION OF DISTAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT ","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the distal and middle phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S63.297A","DISLOCATION OF DISTAL INTERPHALN JOINT OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. ","A non-anatomical displacement of the distal and middle phalanges (finger bones) as they relate to each other at the distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint. ","Visualization and identification per provider exam.  X-ray.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage. ","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, numbness or tingling, pale skin color, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the provider.","This is not usually a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures. Dislocation is complete disruption of the joint.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S66.520A","LACERAT INTRNS MUSC/FASC/TEND R IDX FNGR AT WRS/HND LV, INIT (FOR INTRINSIC OR NON-SPECIFIED MUSCLE OF THE FINGER)"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.  Operative report findings.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S66.521A","LACERAT INTRNS MUSC/FASC/TEND L IDX FNGR AT WRS/HND LV, INIT (FOR INTRINSIC OR NON-SPECIFIED MUSCLE OF THE FINGER)"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.  Operative report findings.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S66.522A","LACERAT INTRNS MUSC/FASC/TEND R MID FNGR AT WRS/HND LV, INIT (FOR INTRINSIC OR NON-SPECIFIED MUSCLE OF THE FINGER)"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.  Operative report findings.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S66.523A","LACERAT INTRNS MUSC/FASC/TEND L MID FNGR AT WRS/HND LV, INIT (FOR INTRINSIC OR NON-SPECIFIED MUSCLE OF THE FINGER)"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.  Operative report findings.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S66.524A","LACERAT INTRNS MUSC/FASC/TEND R RNG FNGR AT WRS/HND LV, INIT (FOR INTRINSIC OR NON-SPECIFIED MUSCLE OF THE FINGER)"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.  Operative report findings.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S66.525A","LACERAT INTRNS MUSC/FASC/TEND L RNG FNGR AT WRS/HND LV, INIT (FOR INTRINSIC OR NON-SPECIFIED MUSCLE OF THE FINGER)"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.  Operative report findings.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S66.526A","LACERAT INTRNS MUSC/FASC/TEND R LIT FNGR AT WRS/HND LV, INIT (FOR INTRINSIC OR NON-SPECIFIED MUSCLE OF THE FINGER)"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.  Operative report findings.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S66.527A","LACERAT INTRNS MUSC/FASC/TEND L LIT FNGR AT WRS/HND LV, INIT (FOR INTRINSIC OR NON-SPECIFIED MUSCLE OF THE FINGER)"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.  Operative report findings.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S66.921A","LACERAT UNSP MUSC/FASC/TEND AT WRS/HND LV, RIGHT HAND, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.  Operative report findings.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific Mus/Fasc/Tend lacerated.",""]
["S66.922A","LACERAT UNSP MUSC/FASC/TEND AT WRS/HND LV, LEFT HAND, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.  Operative report findings.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Code not preferred as supportive medical documentation should clarify the specific Mus/Fasc/Tend lacerated.",""]
["S67.01XA","CRUSHING INJURY OF RIGHT THUMB, INITIAL ENCOUNTER (MCP joint involvement should be staffed with nurse)","An injury arising from the application of force, pressure or weight to a body region/part by a mechanical surface, like a weight falling on your foot or your hand getting caught in a press. ","A compression injury involving a part of the body with a mechanical surface  (i.e.., hand getting caught in a vise).","X-rays, MRI, CT scan.","Identification and evaluation of affected region for presence and extent of damage.","Redness or paleness of skin, increased pain, decreased or inability to use affected part, swelling, bruising, bleeding.","Possible bleeding, bruising, compartment syndrome, fracture, laceration, nerve injury, secondary infections.","Usually require emergency room evaluation; surgery may be needed to fully correct and treat the problem.","FOR ALL CRUSHING INJURY ***Just because something is dropped on a body part, it does not need the condition \"crushing injury.\" If there are NOT any fractures, send for a nurse review***",""]
["S67.02XA","CRUSHING INJURY OF LEFT THUMB, INITIAL ENCOUNTER (MCP joint involvement should be staffed with nurse)","An injury arising from the application of force, pressure or weight to a body region/part by a mechanical surface, like a weight falling on your foot or your hand getting caught in a press. ","A compression injury involving a part of the body with a mechanical surface  (i.e.., hand getting caught in a vise).","X-rays, MRI, CT scan.","Identification and evaluation of affected region for presence and extent of damage.","Redness or paleness of skin, increased pain, decreased or inability to use affected part, swelling, bruising, bleeding.","Possible bleeding, bruising, compartment syndrome, fracture, laceration, nerve injury, secondary infections.","Usually require emergency room evaluation; surgery may be needed to fully correct and treat the problem.","FOR ALL CRUSHING INJURY ***Just because something is dropped on a body part, it does not need the condition \"crushing injury.\" If there are NOT any fractures, send for a nurse review***",""]
["S67.190A","CRUSHING INJURY OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER (MCP joint involvement should be staffed with nurse)","An injury arising from the application of force, pressure or weight to a body region/part by a mechanical surface, like a weight falling on your foot or your hand getting caught in a press. ","A compression injury involving a part of the body with a mechanical surface  (i.e.., hand getting caught in a vise).","X-rays, MRI, CT scan.","Identification and evaluation of affected region for presence and extent of damage.","Redness or paleness of skin, increased pain, decreased or inability to use affected part, swelling, bruising, bleeding.","Possible bleeding, bruising, compartment syndrome, fracture, laceration, nerve injury, secondary infections.","Usually require emergency room evaluation; surgery may be needed to fully correct and treat the problem.","FOR ALL CRUSHING INJURY ***Just because something is dropped on a body part, it does not need the condition \"crushing injury.\" If there are NOT any fractures, send for a nurse review***",""]
["S67.191A","CRUSHING INJURY OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER (MCP joint involvement should be staffed with nurse)","An injury arising from the application of force, pressure or weight to a body region/part by a mechanical surface, like a weight falling on your foot or your hand getting caught in a press. ","A compression injury involving a part of the body with a mechanical surface  (i.e.., hand getting caught in a vise).","X-rays, MRI, CT scan.","Identification and evaluation of affected region for presence and extent of damage.","Redness or paleness of skin, increased pain, decreased or inability to use affected part, swelling, bruising, bleeding.","Possible bleeding, bruising, compartment syndrome, fracture, laceration, nerve injury, secondary infections.","Usually require emergency room evaluation; surgery may be needed to fully correct and treat the problem.","FOR ALL CRUSHING INJURY ***Just because something is dropped on a body part, it does not need the condition \"crushing injury.\" If there are NOT any fractures, send for a nurse review***",""]
["S67.192A","CRUSHING INJURY OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER (MCP joint involvement should be staffed with nurse)","An injury arising from the application of force, pressure or weight to a body region/part by a mechanical surface, like a weight falling on your foot or your hand getting caught in a press. ","A compression injury involving a part of the body with a mechanical surface  (i.e.., hand getting caught in a vise).","X-rays, MRI, CT scan.","Identification and evaluation of affected region for presence and extent of damage.","Redness or paleness of skin, increased pain, decreased or inability to use affected part, swelling, bruising, bleeding.","Possible bleeding, bruising, compartment syndrome, fracture, laceration, nerve injury, secondary infections.","Usually require emergency room evaluation; surgery may be needed to fully correct and treat the problem.","FOR ALL CRUSHING INJURY ***Just because something is dropped on a body part, it does not need the condition \"crushing injury.\" If there are NOT any fractures, send for a nurse review***",""]
["S67.193A","CRUSHING INJURY OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER (MCP joint involvement should be staffed with nurse)","An injury arising from the application of force, pressure or weight to a body region/part by a mechanical surface, like a weight falling on your foot or your hand getting caught in a press. ","A compression injury involving a part of the body with a mechanical surface  (i.e.., hand getting caught in a vise).","X-rays, MRI, CT scan.","Identification and evaluation of affected region for presence and extent of damage.","Redness or paleness of skin, increased pain, decreased or inability to use affected part, swelling, bruising, bleeding.","Possible bleeding, bruising, compartment syndrome, fracture, laceration, nerve injury, secondary infections.","Usually require emergency room evaluation; surgery may be needed to fully correct and treat the problem.","FOR ALL CRUSHING INJURY ***Just because something is dropped on a body part, it does not need the condition \"crushing injury.\" If there are NOT any fractures, send for a nurse review***",""]
["S67.194A","CRUSHING INJURY OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER (MCP joint involvement should be staffed with nurse)","An injury arising from the application of force, pressure or weight to a body region/part by a mechanical surface, like a weight falling on your foot or your hand getting caught in a press. ","A compression injury involving a part of the body with a mechanical surface  (i.e.., hand getting caught in a vise).","X-rays, MRI, CT scan.","Identification and evaluation of affected region for presence and extent of damage.","Redness or paleness of skin, increased pain, decreased or inability to use affected part, swelling, bruising, bleeding.","Possible bleeding, bruising, compartment syndrome, fracture, laceration, nerve injury, secondary infections.","Usually require emergency room evaluation; surgery may be needed to fully correct and treat the problem.","FOR ALL CRUSHING INJURY ***Just because something is dropped on a body part, it does not need the condition \"crushing injury.\" If there are NOT any fractures, send for a nurse review***",""]
["S67.195A","CRUSHING INJURY OF LEFT RING FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER (MCP joint involvement should be staffed with nurse)","An injury arising from the application of force, pressure or weight to a body region/part by a mechanical surface, like a weight falling on your foot or your hand getting caught in a press. ","A compression injury involving a part of the body with a mechanical surface  (i.e.., hand getting caught in a vise).","X-rays, MRI, CT scan.","Identification and evaluation of affected region for presence and extent of damage.","Redness or paleness of skin, increased pain, decreased or inability to use affected part, swelling, bruising, bleeding.","Possible bleeding, bruising, compartment syndrome, fracture, laceration, nerve injury, secondary infections.","Usually require emergency room evaluation; surgery may be needed to fully correct and treat the problem.","FOR ALL CRUSHING INJURY ***Just because something is dropped on a body part, it does not need the condition \"crushing injury.\" If there are NOT any fractures, send for a nurse review***",""]
["S67.196A","CRUSHING INJURY OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER (MCP joint involvement should be staffed with nurse)","An injury arising from the application of force, pressure or weight to a body region/part by a mechanical surface, like a weight falling on your foot or your hand getting caught in a press. ","A compression injury involving a part of the body with a mechanical surface  (i.e.., hand getting caught in a vise).","X-rays, MRI, CT scan.","Identification and evaluation of affected region for presence and extent of damage.","Redness or paleness of skin, increased pain, decreased or inability to use affected part, swelling, bruising, bleeding.","Possible bleeding, bruising, compartment syndrome, fracture, laceration, nerve injury, secondary infections.","Usually require emergency room evaluation; surgery may be needed to fully correct and treat the problem.","FOR ALL CRUSHING INJURY ***Just because something is dropped on a body part, it does not need the condition \"crushing injury.\" If there are NOT any fractures, send for a nurse review***",""]
["S67.197A","CRUSHING INJURY OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INITIAL ENCOUNTER (MCP joint involvement should be staffed with nurse)","An injury arising from the application of force, pressure or weight to a body region/part by a mechanical surface, like a weight falling on your foot or your hand getting caught in a press. ","A compression injury involving a part of the body with a mechanical surface  (i.e.., hand getting caught in a vise).","X-rays, MRI, CT scan.","Identification and evaluation of affected region for presence and extent of damage.","Redness or paleness of skin, increased pain, decreased or inability to use affected part, swelling, bruising, bleeding.","Possible bleeding, bruising, compartment syndrome, fracture, laceration, nerve injury, secondary infections.","Usually require emergency room evaluation; surgery may be needed to fully correct and treat the problem.","FOR ALL CRUSHING INJURY ***Just because something is dropped on a body part, it does not need the condition \"crushing injury.\" If there are NOT any fractures, send for a nurse review***",""]
["S68.011A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.",null,"FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2016"]
["S68.012A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF LEFT THUMB, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2016"]
["S68.021A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2016"]
["S68.022A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF LEFT THUMB, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2016"]
["S68.110A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF R IDX FNGR, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2017"]
["S68.111A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2018"]
["S68.112A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF R MID FINGER, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2019"]
["S68.113A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF L MID FINGER, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2020"]
["S68.114A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2021"]
["S68.115A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2022"]
["S68.116A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF R LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2023"]
["S68.117A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF L LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2024"]
["S68.120A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2025"]
["S68.121A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2027"]
["S68.122A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF R MID FINGER, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2029"]
["S68.123A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2031"]
["S68.124A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2033"]
["S68.125A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2035"]
["S68.126A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF R LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2037"]
["S68.127A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC MCP AMPUTATION OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2039"]
["S68.411A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMP OF RIGHT HAND AT WRIST LEVEL, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2041"]
["S68.412A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMP OF LEFT HAND AT WRIST LEVEL, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2042"]
["S68.421A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMP OF RIGHT HAND AT WRIST LEVEL, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2043"]
["S68.422A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMP OF LEFT HAND AT WRIST LEVEL, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2044"]
["S68.511A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) without damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2046"]
["S68.512A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF LEFT THUMB, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) without damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2047"]
["S68.521A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF RIGHT THUMB, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) without damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2048"]
["S68.522A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF LEFT THUMB, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) without damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2050"]
["S68.610A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2052"]
["S68.611A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2053"]
["S68.612A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2054"]
["S68.613A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2055"]
["S68.614A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2056"]
["S68.615A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2057"]
["S68.616A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2058"]
["S68.617A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. ","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2059"]
["S68.620A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2060"]
["S68.621A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF LEFT INDEX FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2062"]
["S68.622A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2064"]
["S68.623A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2066"]
["S68.624A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF RIGHT RING FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2068"]
["S68.625A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF LEFT RING FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2070"]
["S68.626A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2072"]
["S68.627A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC TRNSPHAL AMPUTATION OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER, INIT  (DISTAL, MEDIAL, OR PROXIMAL FINGER ONLY)","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2074"]
["S68.711A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC TRANSMETCRPL AMP OF RIGHT HAND, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2076"]
["S68.712A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC TRANSMETCRPL AMP OF LEFT HAND, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2077"]
["S68.721A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC TRANSMETCRPL AMPUTATION OF RIGHT HAND, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2078"]
["S68.722A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC TRANSMETCRPL AMPUTATION OF  LEFT HAND, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury with some soft-tissue connection remaining.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","FOR ALL AMPUTATIONS ***Having the physician complete the C196 will let us know the specific level of amputation****","***Amputation complete vs. partial Coding Tip 04-07-2080"]
["S70.01XA","CONTUSION OF RIGHT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the hip region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the hip(s).","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S70.02XA","CONTUSION OF LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the hip region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the hip(s).","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S70.11XA","CONTUSION OF RIGHT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the thigh region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the thigh(s).","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S70.12XA","CONTUSION OF LEFT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the thigh region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the thigh(s).","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S70.211A","ABRASION, RIGHT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is infected. A friction burn is a type of abrasion.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. There may be red streaks leading away from the infected area. Your skin may also feel hot and painful and pus or drainage may be present.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S70.212A","ABRASION, LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is infected. A friction burn is a type of abrasion.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. There may be red streaks leading away from the infected area. Your skin may also feel hot and painful and pus or drainage may be present.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S70.221A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), RIGHT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that I is infected.","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S70.222A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that CAN become infected.","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S70.251A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S70.252A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that CAN BECOME infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S70.261A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), RIGHT HIP, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that MAY also become infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that may become infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching or throbbing. May have signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","",null,"***Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 22nd Edition"]
["S70.262A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), LEFT HIP, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that MAY also become infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that may become infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching or throbbing. May have signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","",null,"***Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 22nd Edition"]
["S70.311A","ABRASION, RIGHT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that CAN become infected. A friction burn is a type of abrasion.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. There may be red streaks leading away from the infected area. Your skin may also feel hot and painful and pus or drainage may be present.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S70.312A","ABRASION, LEFT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that CAN become infected. A friction burn is a type of abrasion.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. There may be red streaks leading away from the infected area. Your skin may also feel hot and painful and pus or drainage may be present.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S70.321A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), RIGHT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that CAN become infected.","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S70.322A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), LEFT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that CAN become infected.","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S70.351A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that CAN BECOME infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S70.352A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, LEFT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that CAN BECOME infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S70.361A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), RIGHT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that MAY also become infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that may become infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching or throbbing. May have signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","",null,"***Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 22nd Edition"]
["S70.362A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), LEFT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that MAY also become infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that may become infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching or throbbing. May have signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","",null,"***Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 22nd Edition"]
["S70.911A","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF RIGHT HIP, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S70.912A","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF LEFT HIP, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["**S70.921A","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF RIGHT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["**S70.922A","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF LEFT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S71.001A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, RIGHT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the hip, thigh and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S71.002A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the hip, thigh and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S71.011A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT HIP, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.012A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.021A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT HIP, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.Foreign object is still present","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.022A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY, LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.Foreign object is still present","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.031A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT HIP, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","A wound made by a sharp-pointed instrument such as a dagger, ice pick, or needle. The wound usually has a collapsed appearance.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,"***Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 22nd Edition"]
["S71.032A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, LEFT HIP, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","A wound made by a sharp-pointed instrument such as a dagger, ice pick, or needle. The wound usually has a collapsed appearance.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,"***Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 22nd Edition"]
["S71.041A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT HIP, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","A wound made by a sharp-pointed instrument such as a dagger, ice pick, or needle. The wound usually has a collapsed appearance. Foreign object is still present.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,"***Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 22nd Edition"]
["S71.042A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY, LEFT HIP, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","A wound made by a sharp-pointed instrument such as a dagger, ice pick, or needle. The wound usually has a collapsed appearance. Foreign object is still present.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,"***Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 22nd Edition"]
["S71.051A","OPEN BITE, RIGHT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption of the body surface resulting in abrasions, punctures or lacerated wounds. CAN become infected.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, throbbing, itching, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,"***Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 22nd Edition"]
["S71.052A","OPEN BITE, LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption of the body surface resulting in abrasions, punctures or lacerated wounds. CAN become infected.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, throbbing, itching, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,"***Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 22nd Edition"]
["S71.101A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, RIGHT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the hip, thigh and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S71.102A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, LEFT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the hip, thigh and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S71.111A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.112A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, LEFT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.121A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.122A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY, LEFT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.131A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","A wound made by a sharp-pointed instrument such as a dagger, ice pick, or needle. The wound usually has a collapsed appearance.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.132A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, LEFT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","A wound made by a sharp-pointed instrument such as a dagger, ice pick, or needle. The wound usually has a collapsed appearance.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.141A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","A wound made by a sharp-pointed instrument such as a dagger, ice pick, or needle. The wound usually has a collapsed appearance. Foreign object is still present.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.142A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY, LEFT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","A wound made by a sharp-pointed instrument such as a dagger, ice pick, or needle. The wound usually has a collapsed appearance. Foreign object is still present.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.151A","OPEN BITE, RIGHT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption of the body surface resulting in abrasions, punctures or lacerated wounds. CAN become infected.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, throbbing, itching, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.152A","OPEN BITE, LEFT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption of the body surface resulting in abrasions, punctures or lacerated wounds. CAN become infected.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, throbbing, itching, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S72.001A","FRACTURE OF UNSP PART OF NECK OF RIGHT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of the upper end of the femur (thigh bone) close to the hip joint.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thigh/leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","As a reminder - fractures not specified as displaced or non-displaced should be coded to displaced. Fractures not specified as closed or open should be coded to closed",null,""]
["S72.002A","FRACTURE OF UNSP PART OF NECK OF LEFT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of the upper end of the femur (thigh bone) close to the hip joint.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thigh/leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","As a reminder - fractures not specified as displaced or non-displaced should be coded to displaced. Fractures not specified as closed or open should be coded to closed",null,""]
["S72.021A","DISP FX OF EPIPHY (SEPARATION) (UPPER) OF RIGHT FEMR, CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","A fracture very near to the femoral head, where the epiphysis (growth plate) is (in between the head and the neck of the femur).","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thigh/leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","As a reminder - fractures not specified as displaced or non-displaced should be coded to displaced. Fractures not specified as closed or open should be coded to closed",null,""]
["S72.022A","DISP FX OF EPIPHY (SEPARATION) (UPPER) OF LEFT FEMR, CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","A fracture very near to the femoral head, where the epiphysis (growth plate) is (in between the head and the neck of the femur).","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thigh/leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","As a reminder - fractures not specified as displaced or non-displaced should be coded to displaced. Fractures not specified as closed or open should be coded to closed",null,""]
["S72.024A","NONDISP FX OF EPIPHY (SEPARATION) (UPPER) OF RIGHT FEMR, CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","A fracture very near to the femoral head, where the epiphysis (growth plate) is (in between the head and the neck of the femur).","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thigh/leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","As a reminder - fractures not specified as displaced or non-displaced should be coded to displaced. Fractures not specified as closed or open should be coded to closed",null,""]
["S72.025A","NONDISP FX OF EPIPHY (SEPARATION) (UPPER) OF LEFT FEMR, CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","A fracture very near to the femoral head, where the epiphysis (growth plate) is (in between the head and the neck of the femur).","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thigh/leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","As a reminder - fractures not specified as displaced or non-displaced should be coded to displaced. Fractures not specified as closed or open should be coded to closed",null,""]
["S72.031A","DISPL MIDCERVICAL FX RIGHT FEMUR, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","A fracture near to the femoral head, in the middle of the femoral neck between the epiphysis (growth plate) and the inter-trochanteric line.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thigh/leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","As a reminder - fractures not specified as displaced or non-displaced should be coded to displaced. Fractures not specified as closed or open should be coded to closed",null,""]
["S72.032A","DISPL MIDCERVICAL FX LEFT FEMUR, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","A fracture near to the femoral head, in the middle of the femoral neck between the epiphysis (growth plate) and the inter-trochanteric line.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thigh/leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","As a reminder - fractures not specified as displaced or non-displaced should be coded to displaced. Fractures not specified as closed or open should be coded to closed",null,""]
["S72.034A","NONDISP MIDCERVICAL FX RIGHT FEMUR, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","A fracture near to the femoral head, in the middle of the femoral neck between the epiphysis (growth plate) and the inter-trochanteric line.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thigh/leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","As a reminder - fractures not specified as displaced or non-displaced should be coded to displaced. Fractures not specified as closed or open should be coded to closed",null,""]
["S72.035A","NONDISP MIDCERVICAL FX LEFT FEMR, CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","A fracture near to the femoral head, in the middle of the femoral neck between the epiphysis (growth plate) and the inter-trochanteric line.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thigh/leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","As a reminder - fractures not specified as displaced or non-displaced should be coded to displaced. Fractures not specified as closed or open should be coded to closed",null,""]
["S72.041A","DISP FX OF BASE OF NK OF RIGHT FEMR, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","A fracture near to the inter-trochanteric line, between the middle of the femoral neck and the inter-trochanteric line.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thigh/leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","As a reminder - fractures not specified as displaced or non-displaced should be coded to displaced. Fractures not specified as closed or open should be coded to closed",null,""]
["S72.042A","DISP FX OF BASE OF NK OF LEFT FEMR, CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","A fracture near to the inter-trochanteric line, between the middle of the femoral neck and the inter-trochanteric line.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone and/or thigh/leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","As a reminder - fractures not specified as displaced or non-displaced should be coded to displaced. Fractures not specified as closed or open should be coded to closed",null,""]
["S72.044A","NONDISP FX OF BASE OF NK OF RIGHT FEMR, CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture near to the inter-trochanteric line, between the middle of the femoral neck and the inter-trochanteric line.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","As a reminder - fractures not specified as displaced or non-displaced should be coded to displaced. Fractures not specified as closed or open should be coded to closed",null,""]
["S72.045A","NONDISP FX OF BASE OF NK OF LEFT FEMR, CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture near to the inter-trochanteric line, between the middle of the femoral neck and the inter-trochanteric line.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","","",""]
["S72.101A","UNSP TROCHANTERIC FRACTURE OF RIGHT FEMUR, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","A fracture through the greater trochanter of the femur; a form of extracapsular hip fracture.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","The trochanter is a part of the thigh bone. It can refer to the: Greater, Lesser or Third trochanter.","",""]
["S72.102A","UNSP TROCHANTERIC FRACTURE OF LEFT FEMUR, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","A fracture through the greater trochanter of the femur; a form of extracapsular hip fracture.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","The trochanter is a part of the thigh bone. It can refer to the: Greater, Lesser or Third trochanter.","",""]
["S72.141A","DISPLACED INTERTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE OF RIGHT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of the proximal end of the femur that passes through both the greater and the lesser trochanters, just below the neck region.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","","",""]
["S72.142A","DISPLACED INTERTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE OF LEFT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of the proximal end of the femur that passes through both the greater and the lesser trochanters, just below the neck region.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","","",""]
["S72.144A","NONDISPLACED INTERTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE OF RIGHT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal end of the femur that passes through both the greater and the lesser trochanters, just below the neck region.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","Closed fracture",null,""]
["S72.145A","NONDISPLACED INTERTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE OF LEFT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the proximal end of the femur that passes through both the greater and the lesser trochanters, just below the neck region.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","Closed fracture",null,""]
["S72.21XA","DISPLACED SUBTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE OF RIGHT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture located below hip bone.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","","",""]
["S72.22XA","DISPLACED SUBTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE OF LEFT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture located below hip bone.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","","",""]
["S72.24XA","NONDISPLACED SUBTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE OF RIGHT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture located below hip bone.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","","",""]
["S72.25XA","NONDISPLACED SUBTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE OF LEFT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture located below hip bone.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","","",""]
["S72.301A","UNSP FRACTURE OF SHAFT OF RIGHT FEMUR, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the femur bone, other than the ends.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","","",""]
["S72.302A","UNSP FRACTURE OF SHAFT OF LEFT FEMUR, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the femur bone, other than the ends.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","","",""]
["S72.401A","UNSP FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF RIGHT FEMUR, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the lower end femur.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","","",""]
["S72.402A","UNSP FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF LEFT FEMUR, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the lower end femur.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","","",""]
["S72.411A","DISPLACED UNSP CONDYLE FX LOWER END OF RIGHT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of one of the two or both rounded projections (condyle) of the very distal end of the thigh bone or femur. ","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","Closed fracture",null,""]
["S72.412A","DISPLACED UNSP CONDYLE FX LOWER END OF LEFT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of one of the two or both rounded projections (condyle) of the very distal end of the thigh bone or femur. ","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","Closed fracture",null,""]
["S72.414A","NONDISP UNSP CONDYLE FX LOWER END OF RIGHT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of one of the two or both rounded projections (condyle) of the very distal end of the thigh bone or femur. ","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","Closed fracture",null,""]
["S72.415A","NONDISP UNSP CONDYLE FX LOWER END OF LEFT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of one of the two or both rounded projections (condyle) of the very distal end of the thigh bone or femur. ","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","Closed fracture",null,""]
["S72.441A","DISP FX OF LOWER EPIPHYSIS (SEPARATION) OF RIGHT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of the distal femur just above the condyles also known as the growth plate.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","Closed fracture",null,""]
["S72.442A","DISP FX OF LOWER EPIPHYSIS (SEPARATION) OF LEFT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of the distal femur just above the condyles also known as the growth plate.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","Closed fracture",null,""]
["S72.444A","NONDISP FX OF LOWER EPIPHY (SEPARATION) OF RIGHT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of the distal femur just above the condyles also known as the growth plate.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","Closed fracture",null,""]
["S72.445A","NONDISP FX OF LOWER EPIPHY (SEPARATION) OF LEFT FEMUR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of the distal femur just above the condyles also known as the growth plate.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","Closed fracture",null,""]
["S72.451A","DISPL SUPRCNDL FX W/O INTRCNDL EXTN LOW END RIGHT FEMR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of the femur above knee joint involving cartilage.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","Closed fracture",null,""]
["S72.452A","DISPL SUPRCNDL FX W/O INTRCNDL EXTN LOW END LEFT FEMR, INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of the femur above knee joint involving cartilage.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","Closed fracture",null,""]
["S72.454A","NONDISP SUPRCNDL FX W/O INTRCNDL EXTN LOW END RIGHT FEMR,INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of the femur above knee joint involving cartilage.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","Closed fracture",null,""]
["S72.455A","NONDISP SUPRCNDL FX W/O INTRCNDL EXTN LOW END LEFT FEMR,INIT","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of the femur above knee joint involving cartilage.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","Closed fracture",null,""]
["S72.91XA","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT FEMUR, INITIAL CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of the femur","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","","",""]
["S72.92XA","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT FEMUR, INITIAL CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone where the ends are out of their normal positions, but does not pierce or break the skin. ","Fracture of the femur","X-rays, CT or MRI","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to bear weight (walk, stand) or roll over, localized swelling and bruising, deformity and possible shortening","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical movement of the leg, pain on palpation, swelling, possibly into the foot.","","",""]
["S72.91XK","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT FEMUR, SUBS FOR CLOS FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.","Diagnosis is established when a minimum of 9 months has elapsed wince the injury and the fracture site shows no progressive signs of healing for a minimum of 3 months",null,""]
["S72.92XK","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT FEMUR, SUBS FOR CLOS FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT or MRI","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.","Diagnosis is established when a minimum of 9 months has elapsed wince the injury and the fracture site shows no progressive signs of healing for a minimum of 3 months",null,""]
["S72.91XP","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT FEMUR, SUBS FOR CLOS FX W MALUNION","Improper healing of a fracture.","Healing of a fracture in an abnormal (non-anatomic position).","X-rays, CT or MRI","Misalignment of the boney structures which can cause shortening, deformity or rotation","Strange feeling and/or movement.","Non-anatomical presentation of the affected body part. (The arm looks crooked).","","",""]
["S72.92XP","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT FEMUR, SUBS FOR CLOS FX W MALUNION","Improper healing of a fracture.","Healing of a fracture in an abnormal (non-anatomic position).","X-rays, CT or MRI","Misalignment of the boney structures which can cause shortening, deformity or rotation","Strange feeling and/or movement.","Non-anatomical presentation of the affected body part. (The arm looks crooked).","","",""]
["S73.011A","POSTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A partial or incomplete dislocation. Subluxation refers to the relaxation or stretching of the capsule and ligaments.","A Non-anatomical displacement of the femur (thigh) bone, backwards as it relates to the hip joint/pelvic girdle. ","Series of pre & post-reduction X-rays ASAP, CT to follow with any continued problems.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S73.012A","POSTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A partial or incomplete dislocation. Subluxation refers to the relaxation or stretching of the capsule and ligaments.","A Non-anatomical displacement of the femur (thigh) bone, backwards as it relates to the hip joint/pelvic girdle. ","Series of pre & post-reduction X-rays ASAP, CT to follow with any continued problems.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S73.014A","POSTERIOR DISLOCATION OF RIGHT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A partial or incomplete dislocation. Subluxation refers to the relaxation or stretching of the capsule and ligaments.","A Non-anatomical displacement of the femur (thigh) bone, backwards as it relates to the hip joint/pelvic girdle. ","Series of pre & post-reduction X-rays ASAP, CT to follow with any continued problems.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S73.015A","POSTERIOR DISLOCATION OF LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A partial or incomplete dislocation. Subluxation refers to the relaxation or stretching of the capsule and ligaments.","A Non-anatomical displacement of the femur (thigh) bone, backwards as it relates to the hip joint/pelvic girdle. ","Series of pre & post-reduction X-rays ASAP, CT to follow with any continued problems.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S73.021A","OBTURATOR SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A partial or incomplete dislocation. Subluxation refers to the relaxation or stretching of the capsule and ligaments.","A Non-anatomical displacement of the femur (thigh) bone, forwards and under the pelvic girdle, into the obturator foramen as it relates to the hip joint/pelvic girdle. ","Series of pre & post-reduction X-rays ASAP, CT to follow with any continued problems.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S73.022A","OBTURATOR SUBLUXATION OF LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A partial or incomplete dislocation. Subluxation refers to the relaxation or stretching of the capsule and ligaments.","A Non-anatomical displacement of the femur (thigh) bone, forwards and under the pelvic girdle, into the obturator foramen as it relates to the hip joint/pelvic girdle. ","Series of pre & post-reduction X-rays ASAP, CT to follow with any continued problems.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S73.024A","OBTURATOR DISLOCATION OF RIGHT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A partial or incomplete dislocation. Subluxation refers to the relaxation or stretching of the capsule and ligaments.","A Non-anatomical displacement of the femur (thigh) bone, forwards and under the pelvic girdle, into the obturator foramen as it relates to the hip joint/pelvic girdle. ","Series of pre & post-reduction X-rays ASAP, CT to follow with any continued problems.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S73.025A","OBTURATOR DISLOCATION OF LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A partial or incomplete dislocation. Subluxation refers to the relaxation or stretching of the capsule and ligaments.","A Non-anatomical displacement of the femur (thigh) bone, forwards and under the pelvic girdle, into the obturator foramen as it relates to the hip joint/pelvic girdle. ","Series of pre & post-reduction X-rays ASAP, CT to follow with any continued problems.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S73.101A","UNSPECIFIED SPRAIN OF RIGHT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of ligaments that support the hip joint, which not only results in pain but also limits  regular activities. ","Most hip sprains occur from an accident or traumatic impact to the hip, such as a fall or direct and forceful contact (a contusion), or overuse or overstretching of the muscles or ligaments in the hip. ","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S73.102A","UNSPECIFIED SPRAIN OF LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of ligaments that support the hip joint, which not only results in pain but also limits  regular activities. ","Most hip sprains occur from an accident or traumatic impact to the hip, such as a fall or direct and forceful contact (a contusion), or overuse or overstretching of the muscles or ligaments in the hip. ","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S73.111A","ILIOFEMORAL LIGAMENT SPRAIN OF RIGHT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the iliofemoral ligament from excessive of forceful extension or rotation of the hip . This can also occur as an overuse injury.","Most iliofemoral sprains occur from an overstretching or a blunt force injury to the hip causing forceful extension or rotation of the hip. This can also occur as an overuse injury.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S73.112A","ILIOFEMORAL LIGAMENT SPRAIN OF LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the iliofemoral ligament from excessive of forceful extension or rotation of the hip . This can also occur as an overuse injury.","Most iliofemoral sprains occur from an overstretching or a blunt force injury to the hip causing forceful extension or rotation of the hip. This can also occur as an overuse injury.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S73.121A","ISCHIOCAPSULAR LIGAMENT SPRAIN OF RIGHT HIP, INIT ENCNTR","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the ischiocapsular ligament from excessive or forceful internal rotation or extension of the hip . ","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the ischiocapsular ligament from excessive or forceful internal rotation or extension of the hip . ","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain radiating down the leg or during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain radiating down the leg or during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","The ischiocapsular ligament (ischiofemoral ligament, ischiocapsular band; ligament of Bertin) consists of a triangular band of strong fibers on the posterior side of the hip joint. ",""]
["S73.122A","ISCHIOCAPSULAR LIGAMENT SPRAIN OF LEFT HIP, INIT ENCNTR","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the ischiocapsular ligament from excessive or forceful internal rotation or extension of the hip . ","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the ischiocapsular ligament from excessive or forceful internal rotation or extension of the hip . ","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain radiating down the leg or during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain radiating down the leg or during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","The ischiocapsular ligament (ischiofemoral ligament, ischiocapsular band; ligament of Bertin) consists of a triangular band of strong fibers on the posterior side of the hip joint. ",""]
["S73.191A","OTHER SPRAIN OF RIGHT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the hip ligaments from excessive or forceful movement. ","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the hip ligaments from excessive or forceful movement. ","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain radiating down the leg or during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain radiating down the leg or during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",null,""]
["S73.192A","OTHER SPRAIN OF LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the hip ligaments from excessive or forceful movement. ","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the hip ligaments from excessive or forceful movement. ","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain radiating down the leg or during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain radiating down the leg or during movement, tenderness upon palpation, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria."]
["S76.011A","STRAIN OF MUSCLE, FASCIA AND TENDON OF RIGHT HIP, INIT","A condition that occurs due to the hip joint being stretched beyond its limit or torn, causing the muscles or tendons to tear or become damaged.","A hip strain occurs when one of the muscles supporting the hip joint is stretched beyond its limit or torn. Strains may be mild, moderate, or severe, depending on the extent of the injury. A severe strain can limit ability to the hip. \n\nHip strains can occur just doing everyday tasks, but strains most often occur from a forceful injury causing overstretching and possible muscle tearing.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S76.012A","STRAIN OF MUSCLE, FASCIA AND TENDON OF LEFT HIP, INIT ENCNTR","A condition that occurs due to the hip joint being stretched beyond its limit or torn, causing the muscles or tendons to tear or become damaged.","A hip strain occurs when one of the muscles supporting the hip joint is stretched beyond its limit or torn. Strains may be mild, moderate, or severe, depending on the extent of the injury. A severe strain can limit ability to the hip. \n\nHip strains can occur just doing everyday tasks, but strains most often occur from a forceful injury causing overstretching and possible muscle tearing.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S76.111A","STRAIN OF RIGHT QUADRICEPS MUSCLE, FASCIA AND TENDON, INIT","A thigh strain or quadriceps strain is a tear in one of the quadriceps muscles at the front of the thigh. It can range from a mild discomfort to a full blown tear of most of the muscle resulting in severe pain and inability to walk.","A thigh strain or quadriceps strain is a tear in one of the quadriceps muscles at the front of the thigh. It can range from a mild discomfort to a full blown tear of most of the muscle resulting in severe pain and inability to walk.","Physical examination of symptoms. An x-ray may be needed if there is a possible fracture or other injury to the bone","Findings of tenderness or brusing and difficulty bending or straightening the  knee or hip.","Sudden and intense pain or pain when flexing, stretching, or using the thigh muscles to move.\nMuscle spasms, Swelling, Bruising on the front of thigh if blood vessels are broken. Loss of leg strength. Crackling sensation when you push your fingers on the injured area.\n","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","***Injuries that occur following a direct impact to the muscle, such as being hit by a  hard object, are more likely to be contusions and should be treated slightly differently.",""]
["S76.112A","STRAIN OF RIGHT QUADRICEPS MUSCLE, FASCIA AND TENDON, INIT","A thigh strain or quadriceps strain is a tear in one of the quadriceps muscles at the front of the thigh. It can range from a mild discomfort to a full blown tear of most of the muscle resulting in severe pain and inability to walk.","A thigh strain or quadriceps strain is a tear in one of the quadriceps muscles at the front of the thigh. It can range from a mild discomfort to a full blown tear of most of the muscle resulting in severe pain and inability to walk.","Physical examination of symptoms. An x-ray may be needed if there is a possible fracture or other injury to the bone","Findings of tenderness or brusing and difficulty bending or straightening the  knee or hip.","Sudden and intense pain or pain when flexing, stretching, or using the thigh muscles to move.\nMuscle spasms, Swelling, Bruising on the front of thigh if blood vessels are broken. Loss of leg strength. Crackling sensation when you push your fingers on the injured area.\n","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","***Injuries that occur following a direct impact to the muscle, such as being hit by a hard object, are more likely to be contusions and should be treated slightly differently.",""]
["S76.211A","STRAIN OF ADDUCTOR MUSC/FASC/TEND RIGHT THIGH, INIT","An adductor muscle strain is an acute injury to the groin muscles on the medial aspect (inside) of the thigh.","An adductor muscle strain is a tear in one of the adductor muscles at the  groin. It can range from a mild discomfort to a full blown tear of most of the muscle resulting in severe pain and inability to walk. Often caused by rapid movements of the leg against resistance, over stretching, or quick and rapid movements.","Physical examination of the symptoms. X-rays are appropriate only in cases in which there is tenderness at the site of bony insertion.","Physical findings include tenderness to palpation (touch), bruising over the inner thigh and sometimes, swelling and warmth over the site of injury. With severe tears there may be a palpable defect over the site of the injury, though this is uncommon.","Sudden onset of pain, sometimes accompanied by the sensation of a pop in the inner thigh.\nInability to continue activity after initial onset of pain.  ","Tenderness, swelling, bruising, pain during range of motion testing","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",null,""]
["S76.212A","STRAIN OF ADDUCTOR MUSC/FASC/TEND LEFT THIGH, INIT","An adductor muscle strain is an acute injury to the groin muscles on the medial aspect (inside) of the thigh.","An adductor muscle strain is a tear in one of the adductor muscles at the  groin. It can range from a mild discomfort to a full blown tear of most of the muscle resulting in severe pain and inability to walk. Often caused by rapid movements of the leg against resistance, over stretching, or quick and rapid movements.","Physical examination of the symptoms. X-rays are appropriate only in cases in which there is tenderness at the site of bony insertion.","Physical findings include tenderness to palpation (touch), bruising over the inner thigh and sometimes, swelling and warmth over the site of injury. With severe tears there may be a palpable defect over the site of the injury, though this is uncommon.","Sudden onset of pain, sometimes accompanied by the sensation of a pop in the inner thigh.\nInability to continue activity after initial onset of pain.  ","Tenderness, swelling, bruising, pain during range of motion testing","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S76.311A","STRAIN MSL/FASC/TND POST GRP AT THI LEV, RIGHT THIGH, INIT","A hamstring strain or hamstring tendon tear. \n","Condition involving a tear in one or more of the hamstring muscles. A hamstring strain can range from mild to very severe involving a complete tear of the hamstring muscle. Caused by sudden, explosive movements such as sprinting. Can also occur from overstretching hamstrings.","Physical examination of the symptoms. Ultrasound scan and MRI are only ordered in very severe cases to able to identify the location and extent of your hamstring tear. ","Findings of pain during hamstring contraction, reduced hamstring flexibility, tenderness or a palpable lump or gap within the hamstring muscle bulk. \n\n\n","Mild hamstring strains may feel more like a tightness or low grade ache in your hamstring. Severe hamstring strains can be extremely painful, making it impossible to walk or even stand.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S76.312A","STRAIN OF MSL/FASC/TND POST GRP AT THI LEV, LEFT THIGH, INIT","A hamstring strain or hamstring tendon tear. \n","Condition involving a tear in one or more of the hamstring muscles. A hamstring strain can range from mild to very severe involving a complete tear of the hamstring muscle. Caused by sudden, explosive movements such as sprinting. Can also occur from overstretching hamstrings.","Physical examination of the symptoms. Ultrasound scan and MRI are only ordered in very severe cases to able to identify the location and extent of your hamstring tear. ","Findings of pain during hamstring contraction, reduced hamstring flexibility, tenderness or a palpable lump or gap within the hamstring muscle bulk. \n\n\n","Mild hamstring strains may feel more like a tightness or low grade ache in your hamstring. Severe hamstring strains can be extremely painful, making it impossible to walk or even stand.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S76.811A","STRAIN OF MUSC/FASC/TEND AT THIGH LEVEL, RIGHT THIGH, INIT (STRAIN/TEAR/RUPTURE OF OTHER SPECIFIED MUSCLE/TENDON AT THE THIGH REGION) USE ONLY IF MORE SPECIFIC CODING IS NOT POSSIBLE","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon. A tendon is a fibrous cord of tissue that connects muscles to bones. ","Condition involving a tear in one or more of the thigh muscles. A  strain can range from mild to very severe. Often caused by sudden, explosive movements or overstretching.","Physical examination of the symptoms. Ultrasound scan and MRI are only ordered in very severe cases to able to identify the location and extent of your hamstring tear.","Findings of pain during thigh muscle contraction, reduced  flexibility, tenderness or a palpable lump or gap within the muscle bulk. ","Mild strains may feel more like a tightness or low grade ache. Severe strains can be extremely painful, making it impossible to walk or even stand.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S76.812A","STRAIN OF MUSC/FASC/TEND AT THIGH LEVEL, LEFT THIGH, INIT (STRAIN/TEAR/RUPTURE OF OTHER SPECIFIED MUSCLE/TENDON AT THE THIGH REGION)USE ONLY IF MORE SPECIFIC CODING IS NOT POSSIBLE","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon. A tendon is a fibrous cord of tissue that connects muscles to bones. ","Condition involving a tear in one or more of the thigh muscles. A strain can range from mild to very severe. Often caused by sudden, explosive movements or overstretching.","Physical examination of the symptoms. Ultrasound scan and MRI are only ordered in very severe cases to able to identify the location and extent of your hamstring tear.","Findings of pain during thigh muscle contraction, reduced  flexibility, tenderness or a palpable lump or gap within the muscle bulk. ","Mild strains may feel more like a tightness or low grade ache. Severe strains can be extremely painful, making it impossible to walk or even stand.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S76.911A","STRAIN OF UNSP MUSC/FASC/TEND AT THI LEV, RIGHT THIGH, INIT","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon.","Condition involving a tear in one or more of the thigh muscles. A strain can range from mild to very severe. Often caused by sudden, explosive movements or overstretching.","Physical examination of the symptoms. Ultrasound scan and MRI are only ordered in very severe cases to able to identify the location and extent of the tear.","Findings of pain during thigh muscle contraction, reduced  flexibility, tenderness, or a palpable lump or gap within the muscle bulk. ","Mild strains may feel more like a tightness or low grade ache. Severe strains can be extremely painful, making it impossible to walk or even stand.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S76.912A","STRAIN OF UNSP MUSC/FASC/TEND AT THI LEV, LEFT THIGH, INIT","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon. ","Condition involving a tear in one or more of the thigh muscles. A  strain can range from mild to very severe. Often caused by sudden, explosive movements or overstretching.","Physical examination of the symptoms. Ultrasound scan and MRI are only ordered in very severe cases to able to identify the location and extent of the tear.","Findings of pain during thigh muscle contraction, reduced  flexibility, tenderness, or a palpable lump or gap within the muscle bulk. ","Mild strains may feel more like a tightness or low grade ache. Severe strains can be extremely painful, making it impossible to walk or even stand.","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S78.011A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION AT RIGHT HIP JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to assess for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S78.012A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION AT LEFT HIP JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to assess for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S78.021A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION AT RIGHT HIP JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to assess for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S78.022A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION AT LEFT HIP JOINT, INIT ENCNTR","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to assess for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S78.111A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMP AT LEVEL BETW RIGHT HIP AND KNEE, INIT","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to assess for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S78.112A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMP AT LEVEL BETW  LEFT HIP AND KNEE, INIT","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to assess for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S78.121A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMP AT LEVEL BETW RIGHT HIP AND KNEE, INIT","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to assess for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S78.122A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMP AT LEVEL BETW LEFT HIP AND KNEE, INIT","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to assess for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S78.911A","COMPLETE TRAUM AMP OF RIGHT HIP AND THIGH, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to assess for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S78.912A","COMPLETE TRAUM AMP OF LEFT HIP AND THIGH, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to assess for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S78.921A","PARTIAL TRAUM AMP OF RIGHT HIP AND THIGH, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to assess for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S78.922A","PARTIAL TRAUM AMP OF LEFT HIP AND THIGH, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to assess for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S80.01XA","CONTUSION OF RIGHT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the knee region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the knee(s).","None needed, physician observation sufficient. X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S80.02XA","CONTUSION OF LEFT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the knee region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the knee(s).","None needed, physician observation sufficient. X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S80.11XA","CONTUSION OF RIGHT LOWER LEG, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the leg region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the lower leg(s).","None needed, physician observation sufficient. X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S80.12XA","CONTUSION OF LEFT LOWER LEG, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the leg region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the lower leg(s).","None needed, physician observation sufficient. X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S80.211A","ABRASION, RIGHT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S80.212A","ABRASION, LEFT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S80.221A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), RIGHT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that are sometimes infected.","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S80.222A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), LEFT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that are sometimes infected.","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S80.251A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S80.252A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, LEFT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S80.261A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), RIGHT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S80.262A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), LEFT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S80.811A","ABRASION, RIGHT LOWER LEG, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S80.812A","ABRASION, LEFT LOWER LEG, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S80.821A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that are sometimes infected.","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S80.822A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that are sometimes infected.","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S80.851A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S80.852A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S80.861A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S80.862A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S80.911A","UNSP SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF RIGHT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S80.912A","UNSP SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF LEFT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S80.921A","UNSP SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S80.922A","UNSP SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S81.001A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, RIGHT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,""]
["S81.002A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, LEFT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.011A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.012A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, LEFT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.021A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.022A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY, LEFT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.031A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures. ","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.032A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, LEFT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.041A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present. ","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.042A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY, LEFT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present. ","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.051A","OPEN BITE RIGHT KNEE","Open animal bite of the right knee.\n","Animal bites from insects, dogs, cats, snakes, etc. Severity depends on if the animal is venemous or poisonous, the depth of the puncture of the wound, diseases the animal may infect the person with, etc. May require immediate care.","Physical examination of wound or symptoms","Findings of wound or symptoms of swelling, bleeding, headache, nausea, hallucinations, partial paralysis, etc. Symptoms vary widely depending on situation.","symptoms of swelling, bleeding, headache, nausea, hallucinations, partial paralysis, etc. Symptoms vary widely depending on situation.","symptoms of swelling, bleeding, headache, nausea, hallucinations, partial paralysis, etc. Symptoms vary widely depending on situation."]
["S81.052A","OPEN BITE LEFT KNEE","Open animal bite of the left knee.\n","Animal bites from insects, dogs, cats, snakes, etc. Severity depends on if the animal is venemous or poisonous, the depth of the puncture of the wound, diseases the animal may infect the person with, etc. May require immediate care.","Physical examination of wound or symptoms","Findings of wound or symptoms of swelling, bleeding, headache, nausea, hallucinations, partial paralysis, etc. Symptoms vary widely depending on situation.","symptoms of swelling, bleeding, headache, nausea, hallucinations, partial paralysis, etc. Symptoms vary widely depending on situation.","symptoms of swelling, bleeding, headache, nausea, hallucinations, partial paralysis, etc. Symptoms vary widely depending on situation."]
["S81.801A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.802A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.811A","LACERATION W/O FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.812A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.821A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.822A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY, LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.831A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.832A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY, LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.841A","PUNCTURE WOUND W FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present. ","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.842A","PUNCTURE WOUND W FOREIGN BODY, LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present. ","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S81.851A","OPEN BITE RIGHT LOWER LEG","Open animal bite of the leg\n","Animal bites from insects, dogs, cats, snakes, etc. Severity depends on if the animal is venemous or poisonous, the depth of the puncture of the wound, diseases the animal may infect the person with, etc. May require immediate care.","Physical examination of wound or symptoms","Findings of wound or symptoms of swelling, bleeding, headache, nausea, hallucinations, partial paralysis, etc. Symptoms vary widely depending on situation.","symptoms of swelling, bleeding, headache, nausea, hallucinations, partial paralysis, etc. Symptoms vary widely depending on situation.","symptoms of swelling, bleeding, headache, nausea, hallucinations, partial paralysis, etc. Symptoms vary widely depending on situation."]
["S81.852A","OPEN BITE LEFT LOWER LEG","Open animal bite of the leg\n","Animal bites from insects, dogs, cats, snakes, etc. Severity depends on if the animal is venemous or poisonous, the depth of the puncture of the wound, diseases the animal may infect the person with, etc. May require immediate care.","Physical examination of wound or symptoms","Findings of wound or symptoms of swelling, bleeding, headache, nausea, hallucinations, partial paralysis, etc. Symptoms vary widely depending on situation.","symptoms of swelling, bleeding, headache, nausea, hallucinations, partial paralysis, etc. Symptoms vary widely depending on situation.","symptoms of swelling, bleeding, headache, nausea, hallucinations, partial paralysis, etc. Symptoms vary widely depending on situation."]
["S82.001A","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT PATELLA, INIT CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the outer most bone in the front of the knee joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.002A","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT PATELLA, INIT CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin, also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the outer most bone in the front of the knee joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, non-anatomical position of fractured bone, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.001P","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT PATELLA, SUBS FOR CLOS FX W MALUNION","Improper healing of a fracture.","Healing of a fracture in an abnormal (non-anatomic position).","X-rays, CT.","Misalignment of the boney structures.","Strange feeling and/or movement.","Non-anatomical presentation of the affected body part. (The arm looks crooked).","","",""]
["S82.002P","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT PATELLA, SUBS FOR CLOS FX W MALUNION","Improper healing of a fracture.","Healing of a fracture in an abnormal (non-anatomic position).","X-rays, CT.","Misalignment of the boney structures.","Strange feeling and/or movement.","Non-anatomical presentation of the affected body part. (The arm looks crooked).","","",""]
["S82.011A","DISPLACED OSTEOCHONDRAL FRACTURE OF RIGHT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.012A","DISPLACED OSTEOCHONDRAL FRACTURE OF LEFT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.014A","NONDISPLACED OSTEOCHONDRAL FRACTURE OF RIGHT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.015A","NONDISPLACED OSTEOCHONDRAL FRACTURE OF LEFT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.021A","DISPLACED LONGITUDINAL FRACTURE OF RIGHT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.022A","DISPLACED LONGITUDINAL FRACTURE OF LEFT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.024A","NONDISPLACED LONGITUDINAL FRACTURE OF RIGHT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.025A","NONDISPLACED LONGITUDINAL FRACTURE OF LEFT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.031A","DISPLACED TRANSVERSE FRACTURE OF RIGHT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.032A","DISPLACED TRANSVERSE FRACTURE OF LEFT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.034A","NONDISPLACED TRANSVERSE FRACTURE OF RIGHT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.035A","NONDISPLACED TRANSVERSE FRACTURE OF LEFT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.041A","DISPLACED COMMINUTED FRACTURE OF RIGHT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.042A","DISPLACED COMMINUTED FRACTURE OF LEFT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.044A","NONDISPLACED COMMINUTED FRACTURE OF RIGHT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.045A","NONDISPLACED COMMINUTED FRACTURE OF LEFT PATELLA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.091A","OTH FRACTURE OF RIGHT PATELLA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.092A","OTH FRACTURE OF LEFT PATELLA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the knee cap.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.101A","UNSP FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF RIGHT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the upper end of fibula with tibia.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.101B","UNSP FX UPPER END OF RIGHT TIBIA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of both of the lower leg bones closer to the knee.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.102A","UNSP FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the upper end of fibula with tibia.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.102B","UNSP FX UPPER END OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of both of the lower leg bones closer to the knee.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.161A","TORUS FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF RIGHT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX"," A fracture in which one side of a bone bends but does not actually break. Also known as an incomplete or buckle fracture.","Fracture characterized by the bone breaking on one side, and buckling outward on the other without fully breaking; thus the fracture is incomplete. This is often compared to a greenstick fracture. The area of breakage may sometimes look misaligned or incorrect and might need reduction (movements to realign the break area).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, nonanatomical movement of the leg.","","",""]
["S82.162A","TORUS FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX"," A fracture in which one side of a bone bends but does not actually break. Also known as an incomplete or buckle fracture.","Fracture characterized by the bone breaking on one side, and buckling outward on the other without fully breaking; thus the fracture is incomplete. This is often compared to a greenstick fracture. The area of breakage may sometimes look misaligned or incorrect and might need reduction (movements to realign the break area).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, nonanatomical movement of the leg.","","",""]
["S82.201A","UNSP FRACTURE OF SHAFT OF RIGHT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Closed fracture of the tibia (larger bone of the lower leg), location not specified.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.201B","UNSP FX SHAFT OF RIGHT TIBIA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the both bones of the lower leg, but not at either end.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, nonanatomical movement of the leg.","","",""]
["S82.202A","UNSP FRACTURE OF SHAFT OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Closed fracture of the tibia (larger bone of the lower leg), location not specified.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.202B","UNSP FX SHAFT OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the both bones of the lower leg, but not at either end.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, nonanatomical movement of the leg.","","",""]
["S82.311A","TORUS FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF RIGHT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX"," A fracture in which one side of a bone bends but does not actually break. Also known as an incomplete or buckle fracture.","Fracture characterized by the bone breaking on one side, and buckling outward on the other without fully breaking; thus the fracture is incomplete. This is often compared to a greenstick fracture. The area of breakage may sometimes look misaligned or incorrect and might need reduction (movements to realign the break area).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, nonanatomical movement of the leg.","","",""]
["S82.312A","TORUS FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX"," A fracture in which one side of a bone bends but does not actually break. Also known as an incomplete or buckle fracture.","Fracture characterized by the bone breaking on one side, and buckling outward on the other without fully breaking; thus the fracture is incomplete. This is often compared to a greenstick fracture. The area of breakage may sometimes look misaligned or incorrect and might need reduction (movements to realign the break area).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, nonanatomical movement of the leg.","","",""]
["S82.391A","OTH FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF RIGHT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of one or more of the four bones that make up the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.392A","OTH FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of one or more of the four bones that make up the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.401A","UNSP FRACTURE OF SHAFT OF RIGHT FIBULA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the fibula (smaller bone of the lower leg/outer bone), location not specified.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.401B","UNSP FRACTURE OF SHAFT OF R FIBULA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the both bones of the lower leg, but not at either end.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, nonanatomical movement of the leg.","","",""]
["S82.402A","UNSP FRACTURE OF SHAFT OF LEFT FIBULA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the fibula (smaller bone of the lower leg/outer bone), location not specified.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.402B","UNSP FX SHAFT OF LEFT FIBULA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin, also called compound fracture. ","Fracture of the both bones of the lower leg, but not at either end.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, nonanatomical movement of the leg.","","",""]
["S82.51XA","DISP FX OF MEDIAL MALLEOLUS OF RIGHT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of  the inner ankle bone (distal end of the tibia).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.52XA","DISP FX OF MEDIAL MALLEOLUS OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of  the inner ankle bone (distal end of the tibia).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.51XB","DISP FX OF MED MALLEOLUS OF RIGHT TIBIA, 7THB","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (inside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.52XB","DISP FX OF MED MALLEOLUS OF LEFT TIBIA, 7THB","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (inside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.51XC","DISP FX OF MED MALLEOLUS OF RIGHT TIBIA, 7THC","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (inside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.52XC","DISP FX OF MED MALLEOLUS OF LEFT TIBIA, 7THC","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (inside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.54XA","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL MALLEOLUS OF RIGHT TIBIA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of  the inner ankle bone (distal end of the tibia).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.55XA","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL MALLEOLUS OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of  the inner ankle bone (distal end of the tibia).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.54XB","NONDISP FX OF MED MALLEOLUS OF RIGHT TIBIA, 7THB","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (inside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.55XB","NONDISP FX OF MED MALLEOLUS OF LEFT TIBIA, 7THB","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (inside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.54XC","NONDISP FX OF MED MALLEOLUS OF RIGHT TIBIA, 7THC","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (inside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.55XC","NONDISP FX OF MED MALLEOLUS OF LEFT TIBIA, 7THC","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (inside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.61XA","DISP FX OF LATERAL MALLEOLUS OF RIGHT FIBULA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the outer  ankle bone (distal end of the fibula).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.62XA","DISP FX OF LATERAL MALLEOLUS OF LEFT FIBULA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the outer  ankle bone (distal end of the fibula).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.61XB","DISP FX OF LATERAL MALLEOLUS OF RIGHT FIBULA, 7THB","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (outside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.62XB","DISP FX OF LATERAL MALLEOLUS OF LEFT FIBULA, 7THB","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (outside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.61XC","DISP FX OF LATERAL MALLEOLUS OF RIGHT FIBULA, 7THC","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (outside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.62XC","DISP FX OF LATERAL MALLEOLUS OF LEFT FIBULA, 7THC","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (outside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.64XA","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL MALLEOLUS OF RIGHT FIBULA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the outer  ankle bone (distal end of the fibula).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.65XA","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL MALLEOLUS OF LEFT FIBULA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the outer  ankle bone (distal end of the fibula).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.64XB","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL MALLEOLUS OF RIGHT FIBULA, 7THB","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (outside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.65XB","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL MALLEOLUS OF LEFT FIBULA, 7THB","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (outside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.64XC","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL MALLEOLUS OF RIGHT FIBULA, 7THC","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (outside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.65XC","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL MALLEOLUS OF LEFT FIBULA, 7THC","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone (outside).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.811A","TORUS FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF RIGHT FIBULA, INIT FOR CLOS FX"," A fracture in which one side of a bone bends but does not actually break. Also known as an incomplete or buckle fracture.","Fracture characterized by the bone breaking on one side, and buckling outward on the other without fully breaking; thus the fracture is incomplete. This is often compared to a greenstick fracture. The area of breakage may sometimes look misaligned or incorrect and might need reduction (movements to realign the break area).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, nonanatomical movement of the leg.","","",""]
["S82.812A","TORUS FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF LEFT FIBULA, INIT FOR CLOS FX"," A fracture in which one side of a bone bends but does not actually break. Also known as an incomplete or buckle fracture.","Fracture characterized by the bone breaking on one side, and buckling outward on the other without fully breaking; thus the fracture is incomplete. This is often compared to a greenstick fracture. The area of breakage may sometimes look misaligned or incorrect and might need reduction (movements to realign the break area).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, nonanatomical movement of the leg.","","",""]
["S82.821A","TORUS FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF RIGHT FIBULA, INIT FOR CLOS FX"," A fracture in which one side of a bone bends but does not actually break. Also known as an incomplete or buckle fracture.","Fracture characterized by the bone breaking on one side, and buckling outward on the other without fully breaking; thus the fracture is incomplete. This is often compared to a greenstick fracture. The area of breakage may sometimes look misaligned or incorrect and might need reduction (movements to realign the break area).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, nonanatomical movement of the leg.","","",""]
["S82.822A","TORUS FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF LEFT FIBULA, INIT FOR CLOS FX"," A fracture in which one side of a bone bends but does not actually break. Also known as an incomplete or buckle fracture.","Fracture characterized by the bone breaking on one side, and buckling outward on the other without fully breaking; thus the fracture is incomplete. This is often compared to a greenstick fracture. The area of breakage may sometimes look misaligned or incorrect and might need reduction (movements to realign the break area).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased mobility, inability to bear weight, swelling and bruising.","Pain on palpation, nonanatomical movement of the leg.","","",""]
["S82.831A","OTH FRACTURE OF UPPER AND LOWER END OF RIGHT FIBULA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of the upper end of fibula with tibia.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.831B","OTH FX UPPER AND LOW END R FIBULA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of both of the lower leg bones closer to the knee.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.832A","OTH FRACTURE OF UPPER AND LOWER END OF LEFT FIBULA, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of upper end of fibula (smaller bone of the lower leg/outer bone).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.832B","OTH FX UPPER AND LOW END L FIBULA, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of both of the lower leg bones closer to the knee.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.841A","DISPLACED BIMALLEOLAR FRACTURE OF RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of ankle involving the distal ends both of the tibia/fibula (inter-outer) that does not break the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.842A","DISPLACED BIMALLEOLAR FRACTURE OF LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of ankle involving the distal ends both of the tibia/fibula (inter-outer) that does not break the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.841B","DISPL BIMALLEOL FX RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of ankle involving the distal ends both of the tibia/fibula (inter-outer) that does break the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.842B","DISPL BIMALLEOL FX LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of ankle involving the distal ends both of the tibia/fibula (inter-outer) that does break the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.841C","DISPL BIMALLEOL FX RIGHT LOW LEG, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of ankle involving the distal ends both of the tibia/fibula (inter-outer) that does break the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.842C","DISPL BIMALLEOL FX LEFT LOW LEG, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE 3A/B/C","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of ankle involving the distal ends both of the tibia/fibula (inter-outer) that does break the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.844A","NONDISPLACED BIMALLEOLAR FRACTURE OF RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of ankle involving the distal ends both of the tibia/fibula (inter-outer) that does not break the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.845A","NONDISPLACED BIMALLEOLAR FRACTURE OF LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of ankle involving the distal ends both of the tibia/fibula (inter-outer) that does not break the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.844B","NONDISP BIMALLEOL FX RIGHT LOW LEG, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of ankle involving the distal ends both of the tibia/fibula (inter-outer) that does break the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.845B","NONDISP BIMALLEOL FX LEFT LOW LEG, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of ankle involving the distal ends both of the tibia/fibula (inter-outer) that does break the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.844C","NONDISP BIMALLEOL FX RIGHT LOW LEG, 7THC","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of ankle involving the distal ends both of the tibia/fibula (inter-outer) that does break the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.845C","NONDISP BIMALLEOL FX LEFT LOW LEG, 7THC","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A fracture of ankle involving the distal ends both of the tibia/fibula (inter-outer) that does break the skin.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.851A","DISPLACED TRIMALLEOLAR FRACTURE OF RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A trimalleolar fracture is a fracture of the ankle that involves the lateral malleolus, medial malleolus and the posterior ridge on the back of the tibia, which can be termed the posterior malleolus.  ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.852A","DISPLACED TRIMALLEOLAR FRACTURE OF LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A trimalleolar fracture is a fracture of the ankle that involves the lateral malleolus, medial malleolus and the posterior ridge on the back of the tibia, which can be termed the posterior malleolus.  ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.851B","DISPL TRIMALLEOL FX RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A trimalleolar fracture is a fracture of the ankle that involves the lateral malleolus, medial malleolus and the distal posterior aspect of the tibia, which can be termed the posterior malleolus.  An OPEN fracture, also called a compound fracture, is an injury where a broken \nbone is open through the skin.\n\n","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","The three aforementioned (medial, lateral, and distal) parts of bone articulate with the talus bone of the foot. Strictly speaking, there are only two malleoli (medial and lateral), but the term trimalleolar is used nevertheless and as such is a misnomer.  Surgical repair is required, and because there is no lateral restraint of the foot, the ankle cannot bear any weight while the bone knits. This typically takes six weeks in an otherwise healthy person.\n\n\n\n","",""]
["S82.852B","DISPL TRIMALLEOL FX LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A trimalleolar fracture is a fracture of the ankle that involves the lateral malleolus, medial malleolus and the distal posterior aspect of the tibia, which can be termed the posterior malleolus.  An OPEN fracture, also called a compound fracture, is an injury where a broken \nbone is open through the skin.\n\n","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","The three aforementioned (medial, lateral, and distal) parts of bone articulate with the talus bone of the foot. Strictly speaking, there are only two malleoli (medial and lateral), but the term trimalleolar is used nevertheless and as such is a misnomer.  Surgical repair is required, and because there is no lateral restraint of the foot, the ankle cannot bear any weight while the bone knits. This typically takes six weeks in an otherwise healthy person.\n\n\n\n","",""]
["S82.851C","DISPL TRIMALLEOL FX RIGHT LOW LEG, 7THC","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A trimalleolar fracture is a fracture of the ankle that involves the lateral malleolus, medial malleolus and the distal posterior aspect of the tibia, which can be termed the posterior malleolus.  An OPEN fracture, also called a compound fracture, is an injury where a broken \nbone is open through the skin.\n\n","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","The three aforementioned (medial, lateral, and distal) parts of bone articulate with the talus bone of the foot. Strictly speaking, there are only two malleoli (medial and lateral), but the term trimalleolar is used nevertheless and as such is a misnomer.  Surgical repair is required, and because there is no lateral restraint of the foot, the ankle cannot bear any weight while the bone knits. This typically takes six weeks in an otherwise healthy person.\n\n\n\n","",""]
["S82.852C","DISPL TRIMALLEOL FX LEFT LOW LEG, 7THC","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A trimalleolar fracture is a fracture of the ankle that involves the lateral malleolus, medial malleolus and the distal posterior aspect of the tibia, which can be termed the posterior malleolus.  An OPEN fracture, also called a compound fracture, is an injury where a broken \nbone is open through the skin.\n\n","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","The three aforementioned (medial, lateral, and distal) parts of bone articulate with the talus bone of the foot. Strictly speaking, there are only two malleoli (medial and lateral), but the term trimalleolar is used nevertheless and as such is a misnomer.  Surgical repair is required, and because there is no lateral restraint of the foot, the ankle cannot bear any weight while the bone knits. This typically takes six weeks in an otherwise healthy person.\n\n\n\n","",""]
["S82.854A","NONDISPLACED TRIMALLEOLAR FRACTURE OF RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A trimalleolar fracture is a fracture of the ankle that involves the lateral malleolus, medial malleolus and the posterior ridge on the back of the tibia, which can be termed the posterior malleolus.  ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.855A","NONDISPLACED TRIMALLEOLAR FRACTURE OF LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A trimalleolar fracture is a fracture of the ankle that involves the lateral malleolus, medial malleolus and the posterior ridge on the back of the tibia, which can be termed the posterior malleolus.  ","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.854B","NONDISP TRIMALLEOL FX RIGHT LOW LEG, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A trimalleolar fracture is a fracture of the ankle that involves the lateral malleolus, medial malleolus and the distal posterior aspect of the tibia, which can be termed the posterior malleolus.  An OPEN fracture, also called a compound fracture, is an injury where a broken \nbone is open through the skin.\n\n","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","The three aforementioned (medial, lateral, and distal) parts of bone articulate with the talus bone of the foot. Strictly speaking, there are only two malleoli (medial and lateral), but the term trimalleolar is used nevertheless and as such is a misnomer.  Surgical repair is required, and because there is no lateral restraint of the foot, the ankle cannot bear any weight while the bone knits. This typically takes six weeks in an otherwise healthy person.\n\n\n\n","",""]
["S82.855B","NONDISP TRIMALLEOL FX LEFT LOW LEG, INIT FOR OPN FX TYPE I/2","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A trimalleolar fracture is a fracture of the ankle that involves the lateral malleolus, medial malleolus and the distal posterior aspect of the tibia, which can be termed the posterior malleolus.  An OPEN fracture, also called a compound fracture, is an injury where a broken \nbone is open through the skin.\n\n","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","The three aforementioned (medial, lateral, and distal) parts of bone articulate with the talus bone of the foot. Strictly speaking, there are only two malleoli (medial and lateral), but the term trimalleolar is used nevertheless and as such is a misnomer.  Surgical repair is required, and because there is no lateral restraint of the foot, the ankle cannot bear any weight while the bone knits. This typically takes six weeks in an otherwise healthy person.\n\n\n\n","",""]
["S82.854C","NONDISP TRIMALLEOL FX RIGHT LOW LEG, 7THC","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A trimalleolar fracture is a fracture of the ankle that involves the lateral malleolus, medial malleolus and the distal posterior aspect of the tibia, which can be termed the posterior malleolus.  An OPEN fracture, also called a compound fracture, is an injury where a broken \nbone is open through the skin.\n\n","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","The three aforementioned (medial, lateral, and distal) parts of bone articulate with the talus bone of the foot. Strictly speaking, there are only two malleoli (medial and lateral), but the term trimalleolar is used nevertheless and as such is a misnomer.  Surgical repair is required, and because there is no lateral restraint of the foot, the ankle cannot bear any weight while the bone knits. This typically takes six weeks in an otherwise healthy person.\n\n\n\n","",""]
["S82.855C","NONDISP TRIMALLEOL FX LEFT LOW LEG, 7THC","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","A trimalleolar fracture is a fracture of the ankle that involves the lateral malleolus, medial malleolus and the distal posterior aspect of the tibia, which can be termed the posterior malleolus.  An OPEN fracture, also called a compound fracture, is an injury where a broken \nbone is open through the skin.\n\n","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","The three aforementioned (medial, lateral, and distal) parts of bone articulate with the talus bone of the foot. Strictly speaking, there are only two malleoli (medial and lateral), but the term trimalleolar is used nevertheless and as such is a misnomer.  Surgical repair is required, and because there is no lateral restraint of the foot, the ankle cannot bear any weight while the bone knits. This typically takes six weeks in an otherwise healthy person.\n\n\n\n","",""]
["S82.871A","DISPLACED PILON FRACTURE OF RIGHT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of  the inner ankle bone (distal end of the tibia).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.872A","DISPLACED PILON FRACTURE OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of  the inner ankle bone (distal end of the tibia).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.874A","NONDISPLACED PILON FRACTURE OF RIGHT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of  the inner ankle bone (distal end of the tibia).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.875A","NONDISPLACED PILON FRACTURE OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of  the inner ankle bone (distal end of the tibia).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.891A","OTH FRACTURE OF RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of one or more of the four bones that make up the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.892A","OTH FRACTURE OF LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of one or more of the four bones that make up the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S82.91XA","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of one or more of the four bones that make up the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.","","",""]
["S82.92XA","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of one or more of the four bones that make up the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.","","",""]
["S82.91XK","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT LOWER LEG, SUBS FOR CLOS FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.","","",""]
["S82.92XK","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT LOWER LEG, SUBS FOR CLOS FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.","","",""]
["S82.91XP","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT LOWER LEG, SUBS FOR CLOS FX W MALUNION","Improper healing of a fracture.","Healing of a fracture in an abnormal (non-anatomic position).","X-rays, CT.","Misalignment of the boney structures.","Strange feeling and/or movement.","Non-anatomical presentation of the affected body part. (The arm looks crooked).","","",""]
["S82.92XP","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT LOWER LEG, SUBS FOR CLOS FX W MALUNION","Improper healing of a fracture.","Healing of a fracture in an abnormal (non-anatomic position).","X-rays, CT.","Misalignment of the boney structures.","Strange feeling and/or movement.","Non-anatomical presentation of the affected body part. (The arm looks crooked).","","",""]
["S83.001A","UNSPECIFIED SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT PATELLA, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A Non-anatomical partial displacement of the patella (knee cap) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. The patella's connection to the thigh (quadriceps) muscle or the tibia is severed.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S83.002A","UNSPECIFIED SUBLUXATION OF LEFT PATELLA, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A Non-anatomical partial displacement of the patella (knee cap) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. The patella's connection to the thigh (quadriceps) muscle or the tibia is severed.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S83.004A","UNSPECIFIED DISLOCATION OF RIGHT PATELLA, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A Non-anatomical displacement of the patella (knee cap) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. The patella's connection to the thigh (quadriceps) muscle or the tibia is severed.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S83.005A","UNSPECIFIED DISLOCATION OF LEFT PATELLA, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A Non-anatomical displacement of the patella (knee cap) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. The patella's connection to the thigh (quadriceps) muscle or the tibia is severed.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S83.111A","ANTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, RIGHT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical  partial displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved forward in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.112A","ANTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, LEFT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical partial  displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved forward in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.114A","ANTERIOR DISLOC OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, RIGHT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved forward in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.115A","ANTERIOR DISLOC OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, LEFT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved forward in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.121A","POSTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, RIGHT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical partial displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved backward in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.122A","POSTERIOR SUBLUXATION OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, LEFT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical  partial displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved backward in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.124A","POSTERIOR DISLOC OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, RIGHT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved backward in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.125A","POSTERIOR DISLOC OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, LEFT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved backward in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.131A","MEDIAL SUBLUXATION OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, RIGHT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical partial  displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved toward the other knee in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.132A","MEDIAL SUBLUXATION OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, LEFT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical  partial displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved toward the other knee in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.134A","MEDIAL DISLOCATION OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, RIGHT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved toward the other knee in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.135A","MEDIAL DISLOCATION OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, LEFT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved toward the other knee in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.141A","LATERAL SUBLUXATION OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, RIGHT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical  partial displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved away from the other knee in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.142A","LATERAL SUBLUXATION OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, LEFT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical partial  displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved away from the other knee in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.144A","LATERAL DISLOC OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, RIGHT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved away from the other knee in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.145A","LATERAL DISLOC OF PROXIMAL END OF TIBIA, LEFT KNEE, INIT","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint. Closed displacement is when there is not a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the tibia (shin) bone, as it relates to the remainder of the knee joint. At least 2 of the major tibial ligaments have been severed and the tibia has moved away from the other knee in relation to the femur.","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI to show extent of ligamentous damage (at least 2 of the 4 major knee ligaments will be torn.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","These are relatively rare types of injuries.",""]
["S83.241A","OTH TEAR OF MEDIAL MENISCUS, CURRENT INJURY, R KNEE, INIT","A meniscus tear is a tear in the cartilage of your knee. The meniscus acts as a shock absorber between your shinbone and thighbone.","Injury to cartilage attached to the medial articular surface of the tibia usually referred to as a \"tear\" since the cartilage is pulled away from the tibia. This diagnosis is a \"current or acute injury\" includes bucket handle tear.","Arthroscopy, MRI, X-rays.","Arthroscopy: tear of the knee; MRI: \"Bright signals\" within the meniscus which should reach the surface of the meniscus or report of deformity or amputation of meniscus; X-ray: test of exclusion.","Painful popping in the knee with motion, history of twisting injury.","Positive McMurrays test, locking of the knee, tenderness along anteromedial joint line of knee.","Arthroscopy originally authorized for diagnostic reasons may result in necessary surgical repair which requires submission of operative report for additional coding guideline consideration.","",""]
["S83.242A","OTH TEAR OF MEDIAL MENISCUS, CURRENT INJURY, LEFT KNEE, INIT","A meniscus tear is a tear in the cartilage of your knee. The meniscus acts as a shock absorber between your shinbone and thighbone.","Injury to cartilage attached to the medial articular surface of the tibia usually referred to as a \"tear\" since the cartilage is pulled away from the tibia. This diagnosis is a \"current or acute injury\" includes bucket handle tear.","Arthroscopy, MRI, X-rays.","Arthroscopy: tear of the knee; MRI: \"Bright signals\" within the meniscus which should reach the surface of the meniscus or report of deformity or amputation of meniscus; X-ray: test of exclusion.","Painful popping in the knee with motion, history of twisting injury.","Positive McMurrays test, locking of the knee, tenderness along anteromedial joint line of knee.","Arthroscopy originally authorized for diagnostic reasons may result in necessary surgical repair which requires submission of operative report for additional coding guideline consideration.","",""]
["S83.281A","OTH TEAR OF LAT MENSC, CURRENT INJURY, RIGHT KNEE, INIT","A meniscus tear is a tear in the cartilage of your knee. The meniscus acts as a shock absorber between your shinbone and thighbone.","Injury to cartilage attached to the medial articular surface of the tibia usually referred to as a \"tear\" since the cartilage is pulled away from the tibia. This diagnosis is a \"current or acute injury\" includes bucket handle tear.","Arthroscopy, MRI, X-rays.","Arthroscopy: tear of the knee; MRI: \"Bright signals\" within the meniscus which should reach the surface of the meniscus or report of deformity or amputation of meniscus; X-ray: test of exclusion.","Painful popping in the knee with motion, history of twisting injury.","Positive McMurrays test, locking of the knee, tenderness along anteromedial joint line of knee.","Arthroscopy originally authorized for diagnostic reasons may result in necessary surgical repair which requires submission of operative report for additional coding guideline consideration.","",""]
["S83.282A","OTH TEAR OF LAT MENSC, CURRENT INJURY, LEFT KNEE, INIT","A meniscus tear is a tear in the cartilage of your knee. The meniscus acts as a shock absorber between your shinbone and thighbone.","Injury to cartilage attached to the medial articular surface of the tibia usually referred to as a \"tear\" since the cartilage is pulled away from the tibia. This diagnosis is a \"current or acute injury\" includes bucket handle tear.","Arthroscopy, MRI, X-rays.","Arthroscopy: tear of the knee; MRI: \"Bright signals\" within the meniscus which should reach the surface of the meniscus or report of deformity or amputation of meniscus; X-ray: test of exclusion.","Painful popping in the knee with motion, history of twisting injury.","Positive McMurrays test, locking of the knee, tenderness along anteromedial joint line of knee.","Arthroscopy originally authorized for diagnostic reasons may result in necessary surgical repair which requires submission of operative report for additional coding guideline consideration.","",""]
["S83.411A","SPRAIN OF MEDIAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT OF RIGHT KNEE, INIT","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the medial collateral ligament of the knee.","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the medial collateral ligament on the inside of the knee. Common causes include movement that involves bending, twisting, or a quick change of direction.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","tenderness on the inside of the knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","tenderness on the inside of the knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S83.412A","SPRAIN OF MEDIAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT OF LEFT KNEE, INIT","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the medial collateral ligament of the knee.","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the medial collateral ligament on the inside of the knee. Common causes include movement that involves bending, twisting, or a quick change of direction.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","tenderness on the inside of the knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","tenderness on the inside of the knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S83.421A","SPRAIN OF LATERAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT OF RIGHT KNEE, INIT","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the lateral collateral ligament of the knee.","A lateral ligament sprain is a knee ligament injury involving a tear to the ligament on the outside of the knee and is most likely following a direct blow to the inside of the knee.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S83.422A","SPRAIN OF LATERAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT OF LEFT KNEE, INIT","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the lateral collateral ligament of the knee.","A lateral ligament sprain is a knee ligament injury involving a tear to the ligament on the outside of the knee and is most likely following a direct blow to the inside of the knee.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S83.511A","SPRAIN OF ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT OF RIGHT KNEE, INIT","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the anterior cruciate ligament of the knee.","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the medial collateral ligament on the inside of the knee. Common causes include movement that involves changing direction rapidly, stopping suddenly, landing from a jump incorrectly, direct contact or collision.\n","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",null,""]
["S83.512A","SPRAIN OF ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT OF LEFT KNEE, INIT","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the anterior cruciate ligament of the knee.","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the anterior cruciate ligament on the inside of the knee. Common causes include movement that involves changing direction rapidly, stopping suddenly, landing from a jump incorrectly, direct contact or collision.\n","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",null,""]
["S83.521A","SPRAIN OF POSTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT OF RIGHT KNEE, INIT","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the posterior cruciate ligament of the knee.","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the posterior cruciate ligament of the knee.  PCL injuries are often due to a blow to the knee while it's bent. Common causes include: striking the knee against the dashboard during an auto accident or falling on the knee while it's bent.\n","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",null,""]
["S83.522A","SPRAIN OF POSTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT OF LEFT KNEE, INIT","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the posterior cruciate ligament of the knee.","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the posterior cruciate ligament of the knee.  PCL injuries are often due to a blow to the knee while it's bent. Common causes include: striking the knee against the dashboard during an auto accident or falling on the knee while it's bent.\n","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.",null,""]
["S83.61XA","SPRAIN OF THE SUPER TIBIOFIBUL JOINT AND LIGMT, R KNEE, INIT","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the superior tibiofibular joint (also known as the proximal tibiofibular joint) which is the joint between the  tibia and fibula (lower leg bones) immediately below the outside of the knee.","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the superior tibiofibular joint (also known as the proximal tibiofibular joint) which is the joint between the  tibia and fibula (lower leg bones) immediately below the outside of the knee. The superior tibiofibular joint is most commonly injured following a traumatic incident involving the knee but can be due to osteoarthrisits, poor biomechanics of knee or ankle joints, muscle imbalance, etc.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S83.62XA","SPRAIN OF THE SUPER TIBIOFIBUL JOINT AND LIGMT, L KNEE, INIT","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the superior tibiofibular joint (also known as the proximal tibiofibular joint) which is the joint between the  tibia and fibula (lower leg bones) immediately below the outside of the knee.","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of the superior tibiofibular joint (also known as the proximal tibiofibular joint) which is the joint between the  tibia and fibula (lower leg bones) immediately below the outside of the knee. The superior tibiofibular joint is most commonly injured following a traumatic incident involving the knee but can be due to osteoarthrisits, poor biomechanics of knee or ankle joints, muscle imbalance, etc.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S83.8X1A","SPRAIN OF OTHER SPECIFIED PARTS OF RIGHT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of a ligament of the knee.","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of a ligament of the knee.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S83.8X2A","SPRAIN OF OTHER SPECIFIED PARTS OF LEFT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of a ligament of the knee.","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of a ligament of the knee.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S83.91XA","SPRAIN OF UNSPECIFIED SITE OF RIGHT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of a ligament of the knee.","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of a ligament of the knee.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S83.92XA","SPRAIN OF UNSPECIFIED SITE OF LEFT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of a ligament of the knee.","A  condition that occurs due to the stretching or tearing of a ligament of the knee.","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered to rule out stress fractures but are not  neccesary for the diagnosis of a sprain.","Findings of range of motion limitations, decreased stability of the joint, or increased pain with movement.","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","tenderness on the  knee, pain during movement, swelling,  decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S86.011A","STRAIN OF RIGHT ACHILLES TENDON, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Achilles tendinitis is caused by repetitive or intense strain on the Achilles tendon.","Achilles tendinitis is caused by repetitive or intense strain on the Achilles tendon, the band of tissue that connects the calf muscles to the heel bone. This tendon is used to walk, run, jump or push up on  toes. People who suddenly increased the intensity of their physical exertion or elderly people are more susceptible. ","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Physical findings include tenderness to palpation (touch), bruising and swelling and warmth over the site of injury. ","Pain above the heel, especially when stretching the ankle or standing on toes. . The area may also feel tender, swollen, and stiff.\n","Pain above the heel, especially when stretching the ankle or standing on toes. . The area may also feel tender, swollen, and stiff.\n","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S86.012A","STRAIN OF LEFT ACHILLES TENDON, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Achilles tendinitis is caused by repetitive or intense strain on the Achilles tendon.","Achilles tendinitis is caused by repetitive or intense strain on the Achilles tendon, the band of tissue that connects the calf muscles to the heel bone. This tendon is used to walk, run, jump or push up on  toes. People who suddenly increased the intensity of their physical exertion or elderly people are more susceptible. ","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Physical findings include tenderness to palpation (touch), bruising and swelling and warmth over the site of injury. ","Pain above the heel, especially when stretching the ankle or standing on toes. . The area may also feel tender, swollen, and stiff.\n","Pain above the heel, especially when stretching the ankle or standing on toes. . The area may also feel tender, swollen, and stiff.\n","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S86.911A","STRAIN OF UNSP MUSC/TEND AT LOWER LEG LEVEL, RIGHT LEG, INIT","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon. A tendon is a fibrous cord of tissue that connects muscles to bones.","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon. A tendon is a fibrous cord of tissue that connects muscles to bones. This can occur in the anterior, lateral, posterior, or deep posterior muscle compartments of the lower leg. ","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Physical findings include tenderness to palpation (touch), bruising and swelling and warmth over the site of injury. ","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S86.912A","STRAIN OF UNSP MUSC/TEND AT LOWER LEG LEVEL, LEFT LEG, INIT","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon. A tendon is a fibrous cord of tissue that connects muscles to bones.","A strain is a stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon. A tendon is a fibrous cord of tissue that connects muscles to bones. This can occur in the anterior, lateral, posterior, or deep posterior muscle compartments of the lower leg. ","Physical examination of symptoms and movement limitations. X-rays are sometimes ordered.","Physical findings include tenderness to palpation (touch), bruising and swelling and warmth over the site of injury. ","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S86.921A - SEE NOTES","LACERAT UNSP MUSC/TEND AT LOWER LEG LEVEL, RIGHT LEG, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,""]
["S86.922A - SEE NOTES","LACERAT UNSP MUSC/TEND AT LOWER LEG LEVEL, LEFT LEG, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,""]
["S88.011A- SEE NOTES","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMP AT KNEE LEVEL, RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.",null,null,""]
["S88.012A- SEE NOTES","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMP AT KNEE LEVEL, LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.",null,null,""]
["S88.021A- SEE NOTES","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMP AT KNEE LEVEL, RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.",null,null,""]
["S88.022A- SEE NOTES","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMP AT KNEE LEVEL, LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.",null,null,""]
["S88.111A- SEE NOTES","COMPLETE TRAUM AMP AT LEV BETW KN & ANKL, RIGHT LOW LEG, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.",null,null,""]
["S88.112A- SEE NOTES","COMPLETE TRAUM AMP AT LEV BETW KN & ANKL, LEFT LOW LEG, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.",null,"",""]
["S88.121A- SEE NOTES","PART TRAUM AMP AT LEV BETW KNEE AND ANKL,  LOWRIGHT LEG, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.",null,"",""]
["S88.122A- SEE NOTES","PART TRAUM AMP AT LEV BETW KNEE AND ANKL, LEFT LOW LEG, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.",null,"",""]
["S88.911A- SEE NOTES","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF R LOW LEG, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.",null,"",""]
["S88.912A- SEE NOTES","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF L LOW LEG, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.",null,"",""]
["S88.921A- SEE NOTES","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF R LOW LEG, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.",null,"",""]
["S88.922A- SEE NOTES","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF L LOW LEG, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.",null,"",""]
["S89.111A- SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE I PHYSEAL FX LOWER END OF RIGHT TIBIA, INIT","Transverse fracture through the growth plate (physis).","Transverse fracture through the growth plate (physis) of the right distal/lower tibia.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.112A- SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE I PHYSEAL FX LOWER END OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT","Transverse fracture through the growth plate (physis).","Transverse fracture through the growth plate (physis) of the left distal/lower tibia.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.121A- SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE II PHYSEAL FX LOWER END OF RIGHT TIBIA, INIT"," Fracture through the growth plate (physis) and the metaphysis, sparing the epiphysis.","Fracture through the growth plate (physis) and the metaphysis of the right distal/lower tibia.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.122A- SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE II PHYSEAL FX LOWER END OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT","Fracture through the growth plate (physis) and the metaphysis, sparing the epiphysis.","Fracture through the growth plate (physis) and the metaphysis of the left distal/lower tibia.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.131A- SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE III PHYSEAL FX LOWER END OF R TIBIA, INIT","Fracture through the growth plate (physis) and the epiphysis, sparing the metaphysis.","Fracture through the growth plate (physis) and the epiphysis, sparing the metaphysis, of the right distal/lower tibia.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.132A- SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE III PHYSEAL FX LOWER END OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT","Fracture through the growth plate (physis) and the epiphysis, sparing the metaphysis.","Fracture through the growth plate (physis) and the epiphysis, sparing the metaphysis, of the left distal/lower tibia.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.141A- SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE IV PHYSEAL FX LOWER END OF RIGHT TIBIA, INIT","A fracture through all three elements of the bone, the growth plate, metaphysis, and epiphysis.","A fracture through all three elements of the bone, the growth plate, metaphysis, and epiphysis, of the right distal/lower tibia.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.142A- SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE IV PHYSEAL FX LOWER END OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT","A fracture through all three elements of the bone, the growth plate, metaphysis, and epiphysis.","A fracture through all three elements of the bone, the growth plate, metaphysis, and epiphysis, of the left distal/lower tibia.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.191A- SEE NOTES","OTH PHYSEAL FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF RIGHT TIBIA, INIT","A fracture through the growth plate.","A fracture through the growth plate of the lower right tibia.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.192A- SEE NOTES","OTH PHYSEAL FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF LEFT TIBIA, INIT","A fracture through the growth plate.","A fracture through the growth plate of the lower left tibia.","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.201A- SEE NOTES","UNSP PHYSEAL FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF RIGHT FIBULA, INIT","A fracture through the growth plate.","Fracture of upper end of fibula (smaller bone of the lower leg/outer bone).","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.202A- SEE NOTES","UNSP PHYSEAL FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF LEFT FIBULA, INIT","A fracture through the growth plate.","Fracture of upper end of fibula (smaller bone of the lower leg/outer bone).","X-rays, CT, MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.211A - SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE I PHYSEAL FX UPPER END OF R FIBULA, INIT","Transverse fracture through the growth plate (physis).","Fracture of upper end of fibula (smaller bone of the lower leg/outer bone).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.212A - SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE I PHYSEAL FX UPPER END OF LEFT FIBULA, INIT","Transverse fracture through the growth plate (physis).","Fracture of upper end of fibula (smaller bone of the lower leg/outer bone).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.221A - SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE II PHYSEAL FX UPPER END OF R FIBULA, INIT","Fracture through the growth plate (physis) and the metaphysis, sparing the epiphysis.","Fracture of upper end of fibula (smaller bone of the lower leg/outer bone).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.222A - SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE II PHYSEAL FX UPPER END OF LEFT FIBULA, INIT","Fracture through the growth plate (physis) and the metaphysis, sparing the epiphysis.","Fracture of upper end of fibula (smaller bone of the lower leg/outer bone).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.291A - SEE NOTES","OTH PHYSEAL FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF RIGHT FIBULA, INIT","A fracture through the growth plate.","Fracture of upper end of fibula (smaller bone of the lower leg/outer bone).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.292A - SEE NOTES","OTH PHYSEAL FRACTURE OF UPPER END OF LEFT FIBULA, INIT","A fracture through the growth plate.","Fracture of upper end of fibula (smaller bone of the lower leg/outer bone).","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased lower extremity mobility, inability to weight bear, extend leg, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or lower leg, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.311A - SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE I PHYSEAL FX LOWER END OF R FIBULA, INIT","Transverse fracture through the growth plate (physis).","A fracture of one or more of the four bones that make up the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.312A - SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE I PHYSEAL FX LOWER END OF LEFT FIBULA, INIT","Transverse fracture through the growth plate (physis).","A fracture of one or more of the four bones that make up the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.321A - SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE II PHYSEAL FX LOWER END OF R FIBULA, INIT","Fracture through the growth plate (physis) and the metaphysis, sparing the epiphysis.","A fracture of one or more of the four bones that make up the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.322A - SEE NOTES","SLTR-HARIS TYPE II PHYSEAL FX LOWER END OF LEFT FIBULA, INIT","Fracture through the growth plate (physis) and the metaphysis, sparing the epiphysis.","A fracture of one or more of the four bones that make up the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.391A - SEE NOTES","OTH PHYSEAL FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF RIGHT FIBULA, INIT","A fracture through the growth plate.","A fracture of one or more of the four bones that make up the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S89.392A- SEE NOTES","OTH PHYSEAL FRACTURE OF LOWER END OF LEFT FIBULA, INIT","A fracture through the growth plate.","A fracture of one or more of the four bones that make up the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S90.01XA","CONTUSION OF RIGHT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the ankle region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the ankle(s).","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S90.02XA","CONTUSION OF LEFT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the ankle region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the ankle(s).","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S90.111A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT GREAT TOE W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the toes (including the toenails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the toe.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S90.112A","CONTUSION OF LEFT GREAT TOE W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the toes (including the toenails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the toe.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S90.121A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the toes (including the toenails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the toe.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S90.122A","CONTUSION OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the toes (including the toenails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the toe.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S90.211A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT GREAT TOE W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the toes (including the toenails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the toe.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S90.212A","CONTUSION OF LEFT GREAT TOE WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the toes (including the toenails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the toe.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S90.221A","CONTUSION OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the toes (including the toenails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the toe.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S90.222A","CONTUSION OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the toes (including the toenails), without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the toe.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S90.31XA","CONTUSION OF RIGHT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the foot/heel region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the foot/heel.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S90.32XA","CONTUSION OF LEFT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the foot/heel region, without a break in the skin.","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the foot/heel.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury.","",""]
["S90.411A","ABRASION, RIGHT GREAT TOE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. ","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S90.412A","ABRASION, LEFT GREAT TOE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. ","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S90.414A","ABRASION, RIGHT LESSER TOE(S), INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. ","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S90.415A","ABRASION, LEFT LESSER TOE(S), INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. ","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S90.421A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), RIGHT GREAT TOE, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S90.422A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), LEFT GREAT TOE, INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S90.424A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), RIGHT LESSER TOE(S), INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S90.425A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), LEFT LESSER TOE(S), INIT ENCNTR","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S90.451A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT GREAT TOE, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S90.452A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, LEFT GREAT TOE, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S90.454A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT LESSER TOE(S), INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S90.455A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, LEFT LESSER TOE(S), INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S90.461A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), RIGHT GREAT TOE, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S90.462A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), LEFT GREAT TOE, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S90.464A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), RIGHT LESSER TOE(S), INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S90.465A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), LEFT LESSER TOE(S), INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S90.511A","ABRASION, RIGHT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. ","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. ","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S90.512A","ABRASION, LEFT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. ","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S90.521A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), RIGHT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that I is infected.","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S90.522A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), LEFT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that I is infected.","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S90.551A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S90.552A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, LEFT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S90.561A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), RIGHT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S90.562A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), LEFT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S90.811A","ABRASION, RIGHT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S90.812A","ABRASION, LEFT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A friction burn is a type of abrasion. An abrasion is a superficial wound that is usually caused by contact with a rough surface causing a grinding or wearing away of the area that is not infected.","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.","",""]
["S90.821A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), RIGHT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S90.822A","BLISTER (NONTHERMAL), LEFT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings just below the surface of your skin that is infected. ","Blisters are fluid-filled swellings on the surface of your skin. They often occur in areas of the body such as the palms, fingers, heels and soles of the feet when they come into contact with objects that cause friction. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","IF INFECTED, it will fill with pus, which may be yellow or green. The blister may be painful to touch. The skin around an infected blister may be red or there may be red streaks leading away from the blister. Your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the blister/injury site, broken blister, seeping of the wound (possibly purulent) at the effected site along with increased swelling, redness and complaints of pain (signs of infection).","","",""]
["S90.851A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S90.852A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY, LEFT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","","",""]
["S90.861A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), RIGHT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S90.862A","INSECT BITE (NONVENOMOUS), LEFT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","A bite from an insect or spider that is not poisonous or life threatening, to the affected/defined/specified area that is also infected.","A bite from an insect or spider that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain.","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","A condition which is characterized by redness of the skin (due to congestion of the capillaries), pain and swelling usually with itching with any signs of an infection (oozing pus, increased pain, redness and swelling).","Visualization of the bite/injury site, with associated signs of an infection, increased redness, swelling, complaints of itchiness, purulent seeping of the wound at the effected site.","","",""]
["S90.911A - SEE NOTES","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF RIGHT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.",null,""]
["S90.912A - SEE NOTES","UNSPECIFIED SUPERFICIAL INJURY OF LEFT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","A superficial injury is a broad term for any injury that does not affect underlying muscles or organs. It is typically an injury that affects only the skin. There are many types of superficial injuries - bruises, lacerations, cuts, and abrasions can all be superficial","Superficial damage or the wearing away of the 1st or 2nd layers of the skin (the epidermis and/or dermis) through a mechanical process that causes friction. Without the associated signs of an infection; puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape.",null,""]
["S91.001A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, RIGHT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.002A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, LEFT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.011A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.012A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, LEFT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.021A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.022A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY, LEFT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.031A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.032A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, LEFT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.041A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present. ","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.042A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY, LEFT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present. ","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.051A","OPEN BITE, RIGHT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.052A","OPEN BITE, LEFT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.101A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT GREAT TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.102A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF LEFT TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.104A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.105A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.111A","LAC W/O FB OF RIGHT GREAT TOE W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.112A","LACERATION W/O FB OF LEFT GREAT TOE W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.114A","LAC W/O FB OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.115A","LAC W/O FB OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.121A","LACERATION W FB OF RIGHT GREAT TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.122A","LACERATION W FB OF LEFT GREAT TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.124A","LACERATION W FB OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.125A","LACERATION W FB OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.131A","PNCTR W/O FB OF RIGHT GREAT TOE W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.132A","PNCTR W/O FB OF LEFT GREAT TOE W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.134A","PNCTR W/O FB OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.135A","PNCTR W/O FB OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.141A","PNCTR WITH FB OF RIGHT GREAT TOE W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.142A","PNCTR WITH FB OF LEFT GREAT TOE W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.144A","PNCTR WITH FB OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.145A","PNCTR WITH FB OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.151A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT GREAT TOE W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.152A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT GREAT TOE W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.154A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.155A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S) W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.201A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT GREAT TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.202A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF LEFT GREAT TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.204A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.205A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.211A","LACERATION W/O FB OF RIGHT GREAT TOE W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.212A","LACERATION W/O FB OF LEFT GREAT TOE W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.214A","LAC W/O FB OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.215A","LAC W/O FB OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.221A","LACERATION WITH FB OF RIGHT GREAT TOE W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.222A","LACERATION WITH FB OF LEFT GREAT TOE W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.224A","LAC WITH FB OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.225A","LAC WITH FB OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.231A","PNCTR W/O FB OF RIGHT GREAT TOE W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.232A","PNCTR W/O FB OF LEFT GREAT TOE W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.234A","PNCTR W/O FB OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.235A","PNCTR W/O FB OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.241A","PNCTR WITH FB OF RIGHT GREAT TOE W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.242A","PNCTR WITH FB OF LEFT GREAT TOE W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.244A","PNCTR WITH FB OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.245A","PNCTR WITH FB OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.251A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT GREAT TOE W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.252A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT GREAT TOE WITH DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.254A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.255A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S) W DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.301A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, RIGHT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.302A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, LEFT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.311A","LACERATION W/O FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.312A","LACERATION W/O FOREIGN BODY, LEFT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.321A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.322A","LACERATION WITH FOREIGN BODY, LEFT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.331A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.332A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, LEFT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.341A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S91.342A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITH FOREIGN BODY, LEFT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures. Foreign object is still present","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S92.001A","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT CALCANEUS, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bone.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S92.002A","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT CALCANEUS, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bone.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.",null,"",""]
["S92.011A","DISP FX OF BODY OF RIGHT CALCANEUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.012A","DISP FX OF BODY OF LEFT CALCANEUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.014A","NONDISP FX OF BODY OF RIGHT CALCANEUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.015A","NONDISP FX OF BODY OF LEFT CALCANEUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.021A","DISP FX OF ANTERIOR PROCESS OF RIGHT CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.022A","DISP FX OF ANTERIOR PROCESS OF LEFT CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.024A","NONDISP FX OF ANTERIOR PROCESS OF RIGHT CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.025A","NONDISP FX OF ANTERIOR PROCESS OF LEFT CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.031A","DISPLACED AVULSION FX TUBEROSITY OF R CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.032A","DISPLACED AVULSION FX TUBEROSITY OF L CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.034A","NONDISP AVULSION FRACTURE OF TUBEROSITY OF R CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.035A","NONDISP AVULSION FRACTURE OF TUBEROSITY OF L CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.041A","DISPLACED OTH FRACTURE OF TUBEROSITY OF R CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.042A","DISPLACED OTH FRACTURE OF TUBEROSITY OF LEFT CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.044A","NONDISPLACED OTH FRACTURE OF TUBEROSITY OF R CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.045A","NONDISPLACED OTH FRACTURE OF TUBEROSITY OF L CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.051A","DISPLACED OTH EXTRAARTICULAR FRACTURE OF R CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.052A","DISPLACED OTH EXTRARTIC FRACTURE OF LEFT CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.054A","NONDISPLACED OTH EXTRARTIC FRACTURE OF R CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.055A","NONDISPLACED OTH EXTRARTIC FRACTURE OF LEFT CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.061A","DISPLACED INTRAARTICULAR FRACTURE OF RIGHT CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.062A","DISPLACED INTRAARTICULAR FRACTURE OF LEFT CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.064A","NONDISPLACED INTRAARTICULAR FRACTURE OF R CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.065A","NONDISPLACED INTRAARTICULAR FRACTURE OF LEFT CALCANEUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of heel bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.101A","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.101B","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT ENCNTR FOR OPEN FRACTURE","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.102A","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT TALUS, INIT ENCNTR FOR CLOSED FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.102B","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT TALUS, INIT ENCNTR FOR OPEN FRACTURE","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.111A","DISP FX OF NECK OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.111B","DISP FX OF NECK OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.112A","DISP FX OF NECK OF LEFT TALUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.112B","DISP FX OF NECK OF LEFT TALUS, INIT ENCNTR FOR OPEN FRACTURE","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.114A","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.114B","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.115A","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF LEFT TALUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.115B","NONDISP FX OF NECK OF LEFT TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.121A","DISP FX OF BODY OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.121B","DISP FX OF BODY OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.122A","DISP FX OF BODY OF LEFT TALUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.122B","DISP FX OF BODY OF LEFT TALUS, INIT ENCNTR FOR OPEN FRACTURE","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.124A","NONDISP FX OF BODY OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.124B","NONDISP FX OF BODY OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.125A","NONDISP FX OF BODY OF LEFT TALUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.125B","NONDISP FX OF BODY OF LEFT TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.131A","DISP FX OF POSTERIOR PROCESS OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.131B","DISP FX OF POSTERIOR PROCESS OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.132A","DISP FX OF POSTERIOR PROCESS OF LEFT TALUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.132B","DISP FX OF POSTERIOR PROCESS OF LEFT TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.134A","NONDISP FX OF POSTERIOR PROCESS OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.134B","NONDISP FX OF POST PROCESS OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.135A","NONDISP FX OF POSTERIOR PROCESS OF LEFT TALUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.135B","NONDISP FX OF POST PROCESS OF LEFT TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.141A","DISPLACED DOME FRACTURE OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.141B","DISPLACED DOME FRACTURE OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.142A","DISPLACED DOME FRACTURE OF LEFT TALUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.142B","DISPLACED DOME FRACTURE OF LEFT TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.144A","NONDISPLACED DOME FRACTURE OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.144B","NONDISPLACED DOME FRACTURE OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.145A","NONDISPLACED DOME FRACTURE OF LEFT TALUS, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.145B","NONDISPLACED DOME FRACTURE OF LEFT TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.151A","DISPL AVULSION FRACTURE (CHIP FRACTURE) OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.151B","DISPL AVULS FX (CHIP FRACTURE) OF R TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.152A","DISPL AVULSION FRACTURE (CHIP FRACTURE) OF LEFT TALUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.152B","DISPL AVULS FX (CHIP FRACTURE) OF L TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.154A","NONDISP AVULS FRACTURE (CHIP FRACTURE) OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.154B","NONDISP AVULS FX (CHIP FRACTURE) OF R TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.155A","NONDISP AVULS FRACTURE (CHIP FRACTURE) OF LEFT TALUS, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.155B","NONDISP AVULS FX (CHIP FRACTURE) OF L TALUS, INIT FOR OPN FX","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.191A","OTH FRACTURE OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT ENCNTR FOR CLOSED FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.191B","OTHER FRACTURE OF RIGHT TALUS, INIT ENCNTR FOR OPEN FRACTURE","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.192A","OTH FRACTURE OF LEFT TALUS, INIT ENCNTR FOR CLOSED FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the foot bone that intersects the trimalleolar surfaces to form the ankle joint.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or ankle, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.192B","OTHER FRACTURE OF LEFT TALUS, INIT ENCNTR FOR OPEN FRACTURE","Any break in any  bone that results in a external wound or break in the skin; also, called compound fracture.  ","Fracture of the ankle bone that meets(articulates) with the leg bones.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.211A","DISP FX OF CUBOID BONE OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.212A","DISP FX OF CUBOID BONE OF LEFT FOOT, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.214A","NONDISP FX OF CUBOID BONE OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.215A","NONDISP FX OF CUBOID BONE OF LEFT FOOT, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.221A","DISP FX OF LATERAL CUNEIFORM OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.222A","DISP FX OF LATERAL CUNEIFORM OF LEFT FOOT, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.224A","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL CUNEIFORM OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.225A","NONDISP FX OF LATERAL CUNEIFORM OF LEFT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.231A","DISP FX OF INTERMEDIATE CUNEIFORM OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.232A","DISP FX OF INTERMEDIATE CUNEIFORM OF LEFT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.234A","NONDISP FX OF INTERMEDIATE CUNEIFORM OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.235A","NONDISP FX OF INTERMEDIATE CUNEIFORM OF LEFT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.241A","DISP FX OF MEDIAL CUNEIFORM OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.242A","DISP FX OF MEDIAL CUNEIFORM OF LEFT FOOT, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.244A","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL CUNEIFORM OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.245A","NONDISP FX OF MEDIAL CUNEIFORM OF LEFT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones on the lateral side of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.251A","DISP FX OF NAVICULAR OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the crown of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.252A","DISP FX OF NAVICULAR OF LEFT FOOT, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the crown of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.254A","NONDISP FX OF NAVICULAR OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the crown of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.255A","NONDISP FX OF NAVICULAR OF LEFT FOOT, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","Fracture of one of the small bones making up the crown of the foot.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.301A","FX UNSP METATARSAL BONE(S), RIGHT FOOT, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.302A","FX UNSP METATARSAL BONE(S), LEFT FOOT, INIT FOR CLOSED FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.311A","DISP FX OF FIRST METATARSAL BONE, RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.312A","DISP FX OF FIRST METATARSAL BONE, LEFT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.314A","NONDISP FX OF FIRST METATARSAL BONE, RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.315A","NONDISP FX OF FIRST METATARSAL BONE, LEFT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.321A","DISP FX OF SECOND METATARSAL BONE, RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.322A","DISP FX OF SECOND METATARSAL BONE, LEFT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.324A","NONDISP FX OF SECOND METATARSAL BONE, RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.325A","NONDISP FX OF SECOND METATARSAL BONE, LEFT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.331A","DISP FX OF THIRD METATARSAL BONE, RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.332A","DISP FX OF THIRD METATARSAL BONE, LEFT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.334A","NONDISP FX OF THIRD METATARSAL BONE, RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.335A","NONDISP FX OF THIRD METATARSAL BONE, LEFT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.341A","DISP FX OF FOURTH METATARSAL BONE, RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.342A","DISP FX OF FOURTH METATARSAL BONE, LEFT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.344A","NONDISP FX OF FOURTH METATARSAL BONE, RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.345A","NONDISP FX OF FOURTH METATARSAL BONE, LEFT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.351A","DISP FX OF FIFTH METATARSAL BONE, RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.352A","DISP FX OF FIFTH METATARSAL BONE, LEFT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.354A","NONDISP FX OF FIFTH METATARSAL BONE, RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.355A","NONDISP FX OF FIFTH METATARSAL BONE, LEFT FOOT, INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of the bones of the foot that are similar to the back of the hand (top or crown of foot).  Does not include the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.401A","DISPLACED UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT GREAT TOE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of any of the bones that make up the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or toes, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.402A","DISPLACED UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT GREAT TOE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of any of the bones that make up the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or toes, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.404A","NON-DISPLACED UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT GREAT TOE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of any of the bones that make up the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or toes, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.405A","NON-DISPLACED UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT GREAT TOE, INIT FOR CLOS FX","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of any of the bones that make up the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or toes, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.501A","DISPLACED UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S), INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of any of the bones that make up the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or toes, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.502A","DISPLACED UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S), INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of any of the bones that make up the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or toes, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.504A","NON-DISPLACED UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S), INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of any of the bones that make up the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or toes, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.505A","NON-DISPLACED UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S), INIT","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of any of the bones that make up the toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or toes, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.901A","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR FOR CLOSED FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of any of the bones of the foot except toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.902A","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR FOR CLOSED FRACTURE","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of any of the bones of the foot except toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising.","Decreased mobility, inability to weight bear, non-anatomical position of fractured bones and/or foot, pain on palpation, swelling.","","",""]
["S92.901K","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT FOOT, SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.","","",""]
["S92.902K","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT FOOT, SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.","","",""]
["S92.901P","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT FOOT, SUBS FOR FX W MALUNION","Improper healing of a fracture.","Healing of a fracture in an abnormal (non-anatomic position).","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Misalignment of the boney structures.","Strange feeling and/or movement.","Non-anatomical presentation of the affected body part. (The arm looks crooked).","","",""]
["S92.902P","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT FOOT, SUBS FOR FX W MALUNION","Improper healing of a fracture.","Healing of a fracture in an abnormal (non-anatomic position).","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Misalignment of the boney structures.","Strange feeling and/or movement.","Non-anatomical presentation of the affected body part. (The arm looks crooked).","","",""]
["S92.911A","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT TOE(S)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of any of the bones of the foot except toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising."]
["S92.912A","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT TOE(S)","Any break in any bone that does not pierce or break the skin.  Also called simple fracture. ","A fracture of any of the bones of the foot except toes.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Positive for fracture per Radiologist.","Localized pain, decreased foot/ankle mobility, inability to weight bear, localized swelling and bruising."]
["S92.911K","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT TOE(S), SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.","","",""]
["S92.912K","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT TOE(S), SUBS FOR FX W NONUNION","A fracture that hasn't healed in an appropriate amount of time.","Fracture that does not heal.","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Fracture remains.","Continued pain, feeling of instability of the affected body part, swelling.","Increased pain to palpation, localized instability.","","",""]
["S92.911P","UNSP FRACTURE OF RIGHT TOE(S), SUBS FOR FX W MALUNION","Improper healing of a fracture.","Healing of a fracture in an abnormal (non-anatomic position).","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Misalignment of the boney structures.","Strange feeling and/or movement.","Non-anatomical presentation of the affected body part. (The arm looks crooked).","","",""]
["S92.912P","UNSP FRACTURE OF LEFT TOE(S), SUBS FOR FX W MALUNION","Improper healing of a fracture.","Healing of a fracture in an abnormal (non-anatomic position).","X-rays, CT, AND/OR MRI.","Misalignment of the boney structures.","Strange feeling and/or movement.","Non-anatomical presentation of the affected body part. (The arm looks crooked).","","",""]
["S93.01XA","SUBLUXATION OF RIGHT ANKLE JOINT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical partial  displacement of one or more of the ankle bones, as it relates to the remainder of the ankle joint. ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","There are many different types of dislocations of the ankle joint, since many bones, tendons and ligaments make up the joint.",""]
["S93.02XA","SUBLUXATION OF LEFT ANKLE JOINT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical  partial displacement of one or more of the ankle bones, as it relates to the remainder of the ankle joint. ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","There are many different types of dislocations of the ankle joint, since many bones, tendons and ligaments make up the joint.",""]
["S93.04XA","DISLOCATION OF RIGHT ANKLE JOINT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of one or more of the ankle bones, as it relates to the remainder of the ankle joint. ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","There are many different types of dislocations of the ankle joint, since many bones, tendons and ligaments make up the joint.",""]
["S93.05XA","DISLOCATION OF LEFT ANKLE JOINT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of one or more of the ankle bones, as it relates to the remainder of the ankle joint. ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","There are many different types of dislocations of the ankle joint, since many bones, tendons and ligaments make up the joint.",""]
["S93.111A","DISLOCATION OF INTERPHALANGEAL JOINT OF RIGHT GREAT TOE(S), INIT","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the phalanges (toe bones) as they relate to each other. ","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI if failure to progress or tendon/ligamentous damage is suspected.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.112A","DISLOCATION OF INTERPHALANGEAL JOINT OF LEFT GREAT TOE(S), INIT","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the phalanges (toe bones) as they relate to each other. ","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI if failure to progress or tendon/ligamentous damage is suspected.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.114A","DISLOCATION OF INTERPHALANGEAL JOINT OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S), INIT","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the phalanges (toe bones) as they relate to each other. ","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI if failure to progress or tendon/ligamentous damage is suspected.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.115A","DISLOCATION OF INTERPHALANGEAL JOINT OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S), INIT","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the phalanges (toe bones) as they relate to each other. ","X-rays for possible fractures, MRI if failure to progress or tendon/ligamentous damage is suspected.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.121A","DISLOCATION OF MTP JOINT OF RIGHT GREAT TOE(S), INIT","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the metatarsal bones (that make up the top of the front half of the foot) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (toe bones). ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.122A","DISLOCATION OF MTP JOINT OF LEFT GREAT TOE(S), INIT","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the metatarsal bones (that make up the top of the front half of the foot) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (toe bones). ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.124A","DISLOCATION OF MTP JOINT OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S), INIT","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the metatarsal bones (that make up the top of the front half of the foot) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (toe bones). ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.125A","DISLOCATION OF MTP JOINT OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S), INIT","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the metatarsal bones (that make up the top of the front half of the foot) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (toe bones). ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.311A","SUBLUXATION OF TARSAL JOINT OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A Non-anatomical partial  displacement of the tarsal bones as they relate to each other. ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.312A","SUBLUXATION OF TARSAL JOINT OF LEFT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A Non-anatomical  partial displacement of the tarsal bones as they relate to each other. ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.314A","DISLOCATION OF TARSAL JOINT OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A Non-anatomical displacement of the tarsal bones as they relate to each other. ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.315A","DISLOCATION OF TARSAL JOINT OF LEFT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A Non-anatomical displacement of the tarsal bones as they relate to each other. ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.321A","SUBLUXATION OF TARSOMETATARSAL JOINT OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","Also called Lisfranc dislocations, is a non-anatomical displacement of the tarsal foot bones as they relate to the metatarsal bones (that make up the top of the foot). This is a partial dislocation. ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.322A","SUBLUXATION OF TARSOMETATARSAL JOINT OF LEFT FOOT, INIT","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","Also called Lisfranc dislocations, is a non-anatomical displacement of the tarsal foot bones as they relate to the metatarsal bones (that make up the top of the foot). This is a partial dislocation. ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.324A","DISLOCATION OF TARSOMETATARSAL JOINT OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","Also called Lisfranc dislocations, is a non-anatomical displacement of the tarsal foot bones as they relate to the metatarsal bones (that make up the top of the foot). ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.325A","DISLOCATION OF TARSOMETATARSAL JOINT OF LEFT FOOT, INIT","Closed displacement is when there is no break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","Also called Lisfranc dislocations, is a non-anatomical displacement of the tarsal foot bones as they relate to the metatarsal bones (that make up the top of the foot). ","X-rays for possible fractures, CT/MRI to show extent of tendon/ligamentous damage.","Confirm dislocation, reduction, fractures and bone fragments, extent of tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, inability to stand/walk/weight bear. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S93.401A","SPRAIN OF UNSPECIFIED LIGAMENT OF RIGHT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligament(s) that support the ankle","Injury to a ligament of the right ankle. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.402A","SPRAIN OF UNSPECIFIED LIGAMENT OF LEFT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligament(s) that support the ankle","Injury to a ligament of the left ankle. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.411A","SPRAIN OF CALCANEOFIBULAR LIGAMENT OF RIGHT ANKLE, INIT","Stretching or tearing injury to the Calcaneofibular  ligament (sprain) of the ankle. ","injury to the calcaneofibular ligament (sprain) of the right ankle. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.412A","SPRAIN OF CALCANEOFIBULAR LIGAMENT OF LEFT ANKLE, INIT","Stretching or tearing injury to the Calcaneofibular  ligament (sprain) of the ankle. ","injury to the calcaneofibular ligament (sprain) of the left ankle. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.421A","SPRAIN OF DELTOID LIGAMENT OF RIGHT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the deltoid ligaments  that support the ankle","injury to the deltoid ligament (sprain)  of the ankle. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.422A","SPRAIN OF DELTOID LIGAMENT OF LEFT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the deltoid ligaments  that support the ankle","injury to the deltoid ligament (sprain)  of the ankle. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.431A","SPRAIN OF TIBIOFIBULAR LIGAMENT OF RIGHT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments that support the ankle","injury to the  TF ligament (sprain) of the ankle, right","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.432A","SPRAIN OF TIBIOFIBULAR LIGAMENT OF LEFT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments that support the ankle","injury to the  TF ligament (sprain) of the ankle, left","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.491A","SPRAIN OF OTHER LIGAMENT OF RIGHT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments that support the ankle","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the ankle, right","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.492A","SPRAIN OF OTHER LIGAMENT OF LEFT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments that support the ankle","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the ankle, left","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.501A","UNSPECIFIED SPRAIN OF RIGHT GREAT TOE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments that support the great toe","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the  IP Joint of the great toe. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.502A","UNSPECIFIED SPRAIN OF LEFT GREAT TOE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments that support the great toe","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the toe. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.504A","UNSPECIFIED SPRAIN OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S), INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments that support a toe","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the toe. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.505A","UNSPECIFIED SPRAIN OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S), INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments that support a toe","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the toe. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.511A","SPRAIN OF INTERPHALANGEAL JOINT OF RIGHT GREAT TOE, INIT","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments that support a toe","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the toe. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.512A","SPRAIN OF INTERPHALANGEAL JOINT OF LEFT GREAT TOE, INIT","A sprain is the strecthing or tearing of the Interphalangeal joint ligaments that support a toe (s)","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the  IP Joint of the great toe. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.514A","SPRAIN OF INTERPHALANGEAL JOINT OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S), INIT","A sprain is the strecthing or tearing of the Interphalangeal joint ligaments that support a toe (s)","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the IP joint of the toe. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria."]
["S93.515A","SPRAIN OF INTERPHALANGEAL JOINT OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S), INIT","A sprain is the strecthing or tearing of the Interphalangeal joint ligaments that support a toe (s)","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the  IP Joint of the toe. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria."]
["S93.521A","SPRAIN OF METATARSOPHALANGEAL JOINT OF RIGHT GREAT TOE, INIT","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments that support a toe at the metatarsaphalageal joint.","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the  MTP joint of a toe. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.522A","SPRAIN OF METATARSOPHALANGEAL JOINT OF LEFT GREAT TOE, INIT","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments that support a toe at the metatarsaphalageal joint.","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the  MTP joint of a toe. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.524A","SPRAIN OF MTP JOINT OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S), INIT","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments that support a toe at the metatarsaphalageal joint.","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the  MTP joint of a toe. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.525A","SPRAIN OF MTP JOINT OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S), INIT","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments that support a toe at the metatarsaphalageal joint.","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the  MTP joint of a toe. ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.601A","UNSPECIFIED SPRAIN OF RIGHT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments  that support the foot ","injury to the ligament (sprain) or to the muscle (strain) of the foot","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.602A","UNSPECIFIED SPRAIN OF LEFT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments  that support the foot ","injury to the ligament (sprain) or to the muscle (strain) of the foot ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.611A","SPRAIN OF TARSAL LIGAMENT OF RIGHT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the tarsal ligaments that support the foot","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the foot ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.612A","SPRAIN OF TARSAL LIGAMENT OF LEFT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the tarsal ligaments that support the foot ","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the foot ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.621A","SPRAIN OF TARSOMETATARSAL LIGAMENT OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the TARSOMETATARSAL ligaments that support the foot","injury to the TARSOMETATARSAL ligament (sprain) of the foot ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.622A","SPRAIN OF TARSOMETATARSAL LIGAMENT OF LEFT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the TARSOMETATARSAL ligaments that support the foot","injury to the TARSOMETATARSAL ligament (sprain) of the foot ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.691A","OTHER SPRAIN OF RIGHT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments   that support the foot ","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the foot ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S93.692A","OTHER SPRAIN OF LEFT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments  that support the foot ","injury to the ligament (sprain) of the foot ","For sprain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","Physical exam and visual exam","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S96.811A","STRAIN OF MUSCLES AND TENDONS AT ANK/FT LEVEL, R FOOT, INIT","A strain is stretching or tearing of the muscles and tendons that support the ankle","injury to muscles an tendons ankle /foot level","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S96.812A","STRAIN OF MUSCLES AND TENDONS AT ANK/FT LEVEL, L FOOT, INIT","A strain is stretching or tearing of the muscles and tendons that support the ankle","injury to muscles an tendons ankle /foot level","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.",null,"Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S96.911A","STRAIN OF UNSP MSL/TND AT ANK/FT LEVEL, RIGHT FOOT, INIT","A strain is stretching or tearing of the muscles and tendons that support the  ankle/foot","injury to muscles an tendons ankle /foot level","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S96.912A","STRAIN OF UNSP MSL/TND AT ANK/FT LEVEL, LEFT FOOT, INIT","A strain is stretching or tearing of the muscles and tendons that support the  ankle/foot","injury to muscles an tendons ankle /foot level","For sprain and strain there are usually no specific diagnostic tests though a plain x-ray may be appropriate.","","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Some possible subjective/objective findings: pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, decreased ROM (see medical evidence policy).","Establish causal relationship utilizing mechanism of injury, injured worker history and complaints to substantiate sprain/strain diagnosis. It may be appropriate to utilize these diagnoses to establish the workers' compensation claim while treating and performing other diagnostic studies to meet more definitive diagnostic criteria.","",""]
["S96.921A","LACERATION OF UNSP MSL/TND AT ANK/FT LEVEL, RIGHT FOOT, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S96.922A","LACERATION OF UNSP MSL/TND AT ANK/FT LEVEL, LEFT FOOT, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving associated tendons.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,""]
["S97.111A - SEE NOTES","CRUSHING INJURY OF RIGHT GREAT TOE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER (metatarsal involvement should be staffed with nurse)","An injury arising from the application of force, pressure or weight to a body region/part by a mechanical surface, like a weight falling on your foot or your hand getting caught in a press. ","A compression injury involving a part of the body with a mechanical surface  (i.e.., hand getting caught in a vise).","X-rays, MRI, CT scan.","Identification and evaluation of affected region for presence and extent of damage.","Redness or paleness of skin, increased pain, decreased or inability to use affected part, swelling, bruising, bleeding.","Possible bleeding, bruising, compartment syndrome, fracture, laceration, nerve injury, secondary infections.","Usually require emergency room evaluation; surgery may be needed to fully correct and treat the problem.",null,""]
["S97.112A- SEE NOTES","CRUSHING INJURY OF LEFT GREAT TOE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER (metatarsal involvement should be staffed with nurse)","An injury arising from the application of force, pressure or weight to a body region/part by a mechanical surface, like a weight falling on your foot or your hand getting caught in a press. ","A compression injury involving a part of the body with a mechanical surface  (i.e.., hand getting caught in a vise).","X-rays, MRI, CT scan.","Identification and evaluation of affected region for presence and extent of damage.","Redness or paleness of skin, increased pain, decreased or inability to use affected part, swelling, bruising, bleeding.","Possible bleeding, bruising, compartment syndrome, fracture, laceration, nerve injury, secondary infections.","Usually require emergency room evaluation; surgery may be needed to fully correct and treat the problem.",null,""]
["S97.121A - SEE NOTES","CRUSHING INJURY OF RIGHT LESSER TOE(S), INITIAL ENCOUNTER (metatarsal involvement should be staffed with nurse)","An injury arising from the application of force, pressure or weight to a body region/part by a mechanical surface, like a weight falling on your foot or your hand getting caught in a press. ","A compression injury involving a part of the body with a mechanical surface  (i.e.., hand getting caught in a vise).","X-rays, MRI, CT scan.","Identification and evaluation of affected region for presence and extent of damage.","Redness or paleness of skin, increased pain, decreased or inability to use affected part, swelling, bruising, bleeding.","Possible bleeding, bruising, compartment syndrome, fracture, laceration, nerve injury, secondary infections.","Usually require emergency room evaluation; surgery may be needed to fully correct and treat the problem.",null,""]
["S97.122A-SEE NOTES","CRUSHING INJURY OF LEFT LESSER TOE(S), INITIAL ENCOUNTER (metatarsal involvement should be staffed with nurse)","An injury arising from the application of force, pressure or weight to a body region/part by a mechanical surface, like a weight falling on your foot or your hand getting caught in a press. ","A compression injury involving a part of the body with a mechanical surface  (i.e.., hand getting caught in a vise).","X-rays, MRI, CT scan.","Identification and evaluation of affected region for presence and extent of damage.","Redness or paleness of skin, increased pain, decreased or inability to use affected part, swelling, bruising, bleeding.","Possible bleeding, bruising, compartment syndrome, fracture, laceration, nerve injury, secondary infections.","Usually require emergency room evaluation; surgery may be needed to fully correct and treat the problem.",null,""]
["S98.011A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMP OF RIGHT FOOT AT ANKLE LEVEL, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.012A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMP OF LEFT FOOT AT ANKLE LEVEL, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury. In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.021A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMP OF RIGHT FOOT AT ANKLE LEVEL, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.022A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMP OF LEFT FOOT AT ANKLE LEVEL, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.111A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF RIGHT GREAT TOE, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.112A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF LEFT GREAT TOE, INIT ENCNTR","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.121A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF RIGHT GREAT TOE, INIT ENCNTR","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.122A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF LEFT GREAT TOE, INIT ENCNTR","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.131A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF ONE RIGHT LESSER TOE, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.132A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF ONE LEFT LESSER TOE, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.141A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF ONE RIGHT LESSER TOE, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.142A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF ONE LEFT LESSER TOE, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.211A","COMPLETE TRAUM AMP OF TWO OR MORE RIGHT LESSER TOES, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.212A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMP OF TWO OR MORE LEFT LESSER TOES, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.221A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMP OF TWO OR MORE RIGHT LESSER TOES, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.222A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMP OF TWO OR MORE LEFT LESSER TOES, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.311A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF RIGHT MIDFOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.312A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF LEFT MIDFOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.321A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF RIGHT MIDFOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.322A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF LEFT MIDFOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.911A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMP OF RIGHT FOOT, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.912A","COMPLETE TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF LEFT FOOT, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable) with damage to other surrounding tissues/structures.","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.921A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF RIGHT FOOT, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["S98.922A","PARTIAL TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION OF LEFT FOOT, LEVEL UNSP, INIT","Mechanical separation of the body part in question from the rest of the body at the time of the injury event or shortly  thereafter (i.e., body part not salvageable). ","The removal of a limb or other appendage or outgrowth of the body by accidental injury.  In a complete amputation, there are no tissues, ligaments, muscles or other anatomical structures connecting the amputated part to the body. A partial amputation is one in which an anatomical structure, such as a ligament, tendon or muscle, is still intact between the body and the amputated anatomy","None needed, physician observation sufficient.","X-rays not necessary for diagnosis, however, physician will have x-rays completed to asses for any bone fragments and/or foreign bodies.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","Bleeding, pain, probable hemorrhaging, state of shock or loss of consciousness, evidence of separation of the body part in question.","","",""]
["T15.01XA","FOREIGN BODY IN CORNEA, RIGHT EYE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Foreign body is any object in a place it is not supposed to be. ","Foreign body in the corneal part of the external eye. The cornea is a tough, transparent outer covering of the eye.","Possibly use combination of dyes and colored lights, along with a magnifying device.","Location and identification of the foreign body.","Scratchy feeling, maybe like sand in your eye, visible object, blindness, pain, itching, redness.","If not visible with the naked eye, use of a magnifying tool for better visualization, redness, bleeding or blood.","","",""]
["T15.02XA","FOREIGN BODY IN CORNEA, LEFT EYE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Foreign body is any object in a place it is not supposed to be. ","Foreign body in the corneal part of the external eye. The cornea is a tough, transparent outer covering of the eye.","Possibly use combination of dyes and colored lights, along with a magnifying device.","Location and identification of the foreign body.","Scratchy feeling, maybe like sand in your eye, visible object, blindness, pain, itching, redness.","If not visible with the naked eye, use of a magnifying tool for better visualization, redness, bleeding or blood.","","",""]
["T15.11XA","FOREIGN BODY IN CONJUNCTIVAL SAC, RIGHT EYE","Foreign body is any object in a place it is not supposed to be. ","Foreign body in the corneal part of the external eye. The cornea is a tough, transparent outer covering of the eye.","Possibly use combination of dyes and colored lights, along with a magnifying device.","Location and identification of the foreign body."]
["T15.12XA","FOREIGN BODY IN CONJUNCTIVAL SAC, LEFT EYE","Foreign body is any object in a place it is not supposed to be. ","Foreign body in the corneal part of the external eye. The cornea is a tough, transparent outer covering of the eye.","Possibly use combination of dyes and colored lights, along with a magnifying device.","Location and identification of the foreign body."]
["T15.81XA","FOREIGN BODY IN OTHER PARTS OF EXTERNAL EYE, RIGHT","Foreign body is any object in a place it is not supposed to be. ","Foreign body in the corneal part of the external eye. The cornea is a tough, transparent outer covering of the eye.","Possibly use combination of dyes and colored lights, along with a magnifying device.","Location and identification of the foreign body."]
["T15.82XA","FOREIGN BODY IN OTHER PARTS OF EXTERNAL EYE, LEFT","Foreign body is any object in a place it is not supposed to be. ","Foreign body in the corneal part of the external eye. The cornea is a tough, transparent outer covering of the eye.","Possibly use combination of dyes and colored lights, along with a magnifying device.","Location and identification of the foreign body."]
["T15.91XA","FOREIGN BODY OF EXTERNAL EYE, PART UNSPECIFIED, RIGHT EYE","Foreign body is any object in a place it is not supposed to be. ","Foreign body in the corneal part of the external eye. The cornea is a tough, transparent outer covering of the eye.","Possibly use combination of dyes and colored lights, along with a magnifying device.","Location and identification of the foreign body."]
["T15.92XA","FOREIGN BODY OF EXTERNAL EYE, PART UNSPECIFIED, LEFT EYE","Foreign body is any object in a place it is not supposed to be. ","Foreign body in the corneal part of the external eye. The cornea is a tough, transparent outer covering of the eye.","Possibly use combination of dyes and colored lights, along with a magnifying device.","Location and identification of the foreign body."]
["T16.1XXA","FOREIGN BODY IN RIGHT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","The presence of an object or substance that has entered the body either via one of the orifices or through the skin.","Foreign, nonanatomical, object or substance that is in what is considered to be the ear (Auditory canal, auricle).","X-Ray, MRI, CT Scan.","Confirmed presence of foreign body.","Reddened skin, swelling, pain, skin lesion/laceration, bleeding, visualization of said foreign body.","Visualization of foreign body, lesion or laceration of the skin, reddened skin, swelling, complaints of pain or burning.","","",""]
["T16.2XXA","FOREIGN BODY IN LEFT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","The presence of an object or substance that has entered the body either via one of the orifices or through the skin.","Foreign, nonanatomical, object or substance that is in what is considered to be the ear (Auditory canal, auricle).","X-Ray, MRI, CT Scan.","Confirmed presence of foreign body.","Reddened skin, swelling, pain, skin lesion/laceration, bleeding, visualization of said foreign body.","Visualization of foreign body, lesion or laceration of the skin, reddened skin, swelling, complaints of pain or burning.","","",""]
["T17.0XXA","FOREIGN BODY IN NASAL SINUS, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","The presence of an object or substance that has entered the body either via one of the orifices or through the skin.","Foreign object or substance that is in what is considered to be the nose (Nasal sinus, nostril).","X-Ray, MRI, CT Scan.","Confirmed presence of foreign body.","Reddened skin, swelling, pain, skin lesion/laceration, bleeding, visualization of said foreign body.","Visualization of foreign body, lesion or laceration of the skin, reddened skin, swelling, complaints of pain or burning.","","",""]
["T17.1XXA","FOREIGN BODY IN NOSTRIL, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","The presence of an object or substance that has entered the body either via one of the orifices or through the skin.","Foreign object or substance that is in what is considered to be the nose (Nasal sinus, nostril).","X-Ray, MRI, CT Scan.","Confirmed presence of foreign body.","Reddened skin, swelling, pain, skin lesion/laceration, bleeding, visualization of said foreign body.","Visualization of foreign body, lesion or laceration of the skin, reddened skin, swelling, complaints of pain or burning.","","",""]
["T18.0XXA","FOREIGN BODY IN MOUTH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","The presence of an object or substance that has entered the body either via one of the orifices or through the skin.","Foreign object or substance that is in what is considered to be the mouth.","X-Ray, MRI, CT Scan.","Confirmed presence of foreign body.","Reddened skin, swelling, pain, skin lesion/laceration, bleeding, visualization of said foreign body.","Visualization of foreign body, lesion or laceration of the skin, reddened skin, swelling, complaints of pain or burning.","","",""]
["T20.111A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the ear(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.112A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the ear(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.12XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LIP(S), INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the lip(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.13XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF CHIN, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the chin.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.14XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF NOSE (SEPTUM), INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the nose septum.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.15XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF SCALP ANY PART , INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of any part of the scalp.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.16XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF FOREHEAD AND CHEEK, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the forehead and cheek(s.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.17XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF NECK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the neck.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.19xA ","First degree burn of face/head/neck – multiple sites ","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increased blood flow from the capillaries into the face/head/neck.","physician visual exam","visual confirmation of burn","Similar to sun burn, erythema localized to contact area, minor pain.","Erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T20.211A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T20.212A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T20.22XA","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LIP(S), INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T20.23XA","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF CHIN, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T20.24XA","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF NOSE (SEPTUM), INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T20.25XA","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF SCALP ANY PART , INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T20.26XA","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF FOREHEAD AND CHEEK, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T20.27XA","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF NECK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T20.511A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT EAR, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the ear(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.512A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT EAR, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the ear(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.52XA","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LIP(S), INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the lip(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.53XA","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF CHIN, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the chin.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.54XA","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF NOSE (SEPTUM), INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the nose septum.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.55XA","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF SCALP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of any part of the scalp.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.56XA","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF FOREHEAD AND CHEEK, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the forehead and cheek(s.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.57XA","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF NECK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the neck.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T20.611A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT EAR, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T20.612A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT EAR, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T20.62XA","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LIP(S), INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T20.63XA","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF CHIN, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T20.64XA","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF NOSE (SEPTUM), INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T20.65XA","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF SCALP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T20.66XA","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF FOREHEAD AND CHEEK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T20.67XA","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF NECK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.10xA ","First degree burn of trunk nos ","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increased blood flow from the capillaries into the trunk area.","physician visual exam","visual confirmation of burn","Similar to sun burn, erythema localized to contact area, minor pain.","Erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T21.11XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF CHEST WALL, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the abdominal wall.","N/A","N/A"]
["T21.12XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF ABDOMINAL WALL, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the abdominal wall.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T21.13XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF UPPER BACK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the back any part.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T21.14XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LOWER BACK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the back any part.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T21.15XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF BUTTOCK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the back any part.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T21.16XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF MALE GENITAL REGION, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the back any part.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T21.17XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF FEMALE GENITAL REGION, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the back any part.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T21.19XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF OTHER SITE OF TRUNK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the back any part.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T21.21XA","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF CHEST WALL, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.22XA","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF ABDOMINAL WALL, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.23XA","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF UPPER BACK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.24XA","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LOWER BACK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.25XA","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF BUTTOCK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.26XA","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF MALE GENITAL REGION, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.27XA","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF FEMALE GENITAL REGION, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.29XA","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF OTHER SITE OF TRUNK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.51XA","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF CHEST WALL, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the abdominal wall.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T21.52XA","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF ABDOMINAL WALL, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the abdominal wall.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T21.53XA","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF UPPER BACK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the back any part.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T21.54XA","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LOWER BACK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the back any part.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T21.55XA","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF BUTTOCK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the back any part.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T21.56XA","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF MALE GENITAL REGION, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the back any part.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T21.57XA","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF FEMALE GENITAL REGION, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the back any part.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T21.59XA","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF OTHER SITE OF TRUNK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the back any part.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T21.61XA","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF CHEST WALL, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.62XA","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF ABDOMINAL WALL, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.63XA","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF UPPER BACK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.64XA","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LOWER BACK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.65XA","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF BUTTOCK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.66XA","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF MALE GENITAL REGION, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.67XA","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF FEMALE GENITAL REGION, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T21.69XA","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF OTHER SITE OF TRUNK, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.111A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT FOREARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the forearm(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.112A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT FOREARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the forearm(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.121A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the elbow(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.122A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT ELBOW, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the elbow(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.131A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the upper arm(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.132A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the upper arm(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.141A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT AXILLA, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the axilla.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.142A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT AXILLA, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the axilla.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.151A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the shoulder(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.152A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the shoulder(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.161A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT SCAPULAR REGION, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the scapular region.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.162A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT SCAPULAR REGION, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the scapular region.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.191A ","First degree burn of right arm – multiple sites ","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn; burn of 1st degree of multiple sites of right shoulder and upper link, except wrist and hand.","Redness caused by increased blood flow from the capillaries into the R arm - multiple sites (except wrist and hand).","physician visual exam","visual confirmation of burn","Similar to sun burn, erythema localized to contact area, minor pain.","Erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T22.192A ","First degree burn of left arm – multiple sites ","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn; burn of 1st degree of multiple sites of left shoulder and upper link, except wrist and hand.","Redness caused by increased blood flow from the capillaries into the L arm - multiple sites (except wrist and hand).","physician visual exam","visual confirmation of burn","Similar to sun burn, erythema localized to contact area, minor pain.","Erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T22.211A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT FOREARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.212A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT FOREARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.221A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.222A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.231A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT UPPER ARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.232A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT UPPER ARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.241A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT AXILLA, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.242A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT AXILLA, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.251A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.252A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.261A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT SCAPULAR REGION, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.262A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT SCAPULAR REGION, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.511A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the elbow(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.512A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the elbow(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.521A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the elbow(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.522A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the elbow(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.531A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the upper arm(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.532A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the upper arm(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.541A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT AXILLA, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the axilla.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.542A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT AXILLA, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the axilla.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.551A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the shoulder(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.552A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the shoulder(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.561A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT SCAPULAR REGION, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the scapular region.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.562A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT SCAPULAR REGION, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the scapular region.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T22.611A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.612A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT FOREARM, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.621A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.622A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT ELBOW, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.631A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.632A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT UPPER ARM, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.641A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT AXILLA, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.642A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT AXILLA, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.651A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.652A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT SHOULDER, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.661A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT SCAPULAR REGION, INIT","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T22.662A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT SCAPULAR REGION, INIT","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.101A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT HAND UNSPECIFIED SITE, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers thumb(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.102A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT HAND UNSPECIFIED SITE, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers thumb(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.111A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT THUMB (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers thumb(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.112A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT THUMB (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers thumb(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.121A","BURN FIRST DEGREE OF SINGLE R FINGER EXCEPT THUMB, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the single digit (finger(s) (nail) OTHER THAN THUMB.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.122A","BURN FIRST DEGREE OF SINGLE L FINGER EXCEPT THUMB, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the single digit (finger(s) (nail) OTHER THAN THUMB.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.131A","BURN FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT MULT FNGR, NOT INC THUMB, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of two or more digits of the hand (s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.132A","BURN FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT MULT FNGR, NOT INC THUMB, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of two or more digits of the hand (s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.141A","BURN FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT MULT FNGR (NAIL), INC THUMB, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of two or more digits including thumb (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.142A","BURN FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT MULT FNGR (NAIL), INC THUMB, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of two or more digits including thumb (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.151A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT PALM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the palm(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.152A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT PALM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the palm(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.161A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF BACK OF RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the back of hand(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.162A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF BACK OF LEFT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the back of hand(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.171A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the wrist(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.172A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the wrist(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.201A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT HAND UNSPECIFIED SITE, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.202A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT HAND UNSPECIFIED SITE, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.211A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT THUMB (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.212A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT THUMB (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.221A","BURN SECOND DEGREE OF SINGLE R FINGER EXCEPT THUMB, INIT","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.222A","BURN SECOND DEGREE OF SINGLE L FINGER EXCEPT THUMB, INIT","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.231A","BURN OF 2ND DEG MUL RIGHT FINGERS (NAIL), NOT INC THUMB, INIT","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.232A","BURN OF 2ND DEG MUL RIGHT FINGERS (NAIL), NOT INC THUMB, INIT","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.241A","BURN OF 2ND DEG MUL RIGHT FINGERS (NAIL), INC THUMB, INIT","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.242A","BURN OF 2ND DEG MUL LEFT FINGERS (NAIL), INC THUMB, INIT","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.251A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT PALM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.252A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT PALM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.261A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF BACK OF RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.262A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF BACK OF LEFT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.271A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.272A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.501A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT HAND UNSPECIFIED SITE, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers thumb(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.502A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT HAND UNSPECIFIED SITE, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers thumb(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.511A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT THUMB (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers thumb(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.512A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT THUMB (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers thumb(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.521A","CORROS FIRST DEGREE OF SINGLE RIGHT FNGR (NAIL), EXCEPT THUMB, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of two or more digits of the hand (s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.522A","CORROS FIRST DEGREE OF SINGLE LEFT FNGR (NAIL), EXCEPT THUMB, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of two or more digits of the hand (s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.531A","CORROS FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT MULT FNGR, NOT INC THUMB, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of two or more digits of the hand (s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.532A","CORROS FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT MULT FNGR, NOT INC THUMB, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of two or more digits of the hand (s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.541A","CORROS FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT MULT FNGR, INC THUMB, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of two or more digits including thumb (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.542A","CORROS FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT MULT FNGR, INC THUMB, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of two or more digits including thumb (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.551A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT PALM, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the palm(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.552A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT PALM, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the palm(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.561A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF BACK OF RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the wrist(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.562A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF BACK OF LEFT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the wrist(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.571A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the wrist(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.572A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the wrist(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.601A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT HAND UNSPECIFIED SITE, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.602A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT HAND UNSPECIFIED SITE, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.611A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT THUMB (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.612A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT THUMB (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.621A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF SINGLE RIGHT FINGER (NAIL), EXCEPT THUMB, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.622A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF SINGLE LEFT FINGER (NAIL), EXCEPT THUMB, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.631A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF MULTIPLE RIGHT FINGERS (NAIL), NOT INCLUDING THUMB, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.632A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF MULTIPLE LEFT FINGERS (NAIL), NOT INCLUDING THUMB, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.641A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF MULTIPLE RIGHT FINGERS (NAIL), INCLUDING THUMB, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.642A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF MULTIPLE LEFT FINGERS (NAIL), INCLUDING THUMB, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.651A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT PALM, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.652A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT PALM, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.661A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF BACK OF RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.662A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF BACK OF LEFT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.671A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T23.672A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.101A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF UNSPECIFIED SITE OF RIGHT LOWER LIMB, EXCEPT ANKLE AND FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the thigh(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.102A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF UNSPECIFIED SITE OF LEFT LOWER LIMB, EXCEPT ANKLE AND FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the thigh(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.111A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the thigh(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.112A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the thigh(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.121A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the knee(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.122A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the knee(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.131A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the leg(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.132A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the leg(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.191A ","First degree burn of right leg – multiple sites ","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increased blood flow from the capillaries into the R leg - multiple sites (except ankle and foot).","physician visual exam","visual confirmation of burn","Similar to sun burn, erythema localized to contact area, minor pain.","Erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T24.192A ","First degree burn of left leg – multiple sites ","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increased blood flow from the capillaries into the L leg - multiple sites (except ankle and foot).","physician visual exam","visual confirmation of burn","Similar to sun burn, erythema localized to contact area, minor pain.","Erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T24.201A","BURN 2ND DEG OF UNSP SITE RIGHT LOWER LIMB, EX ANK/FT, INIT","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.202A","BURN 2ND DEG OF UNSP SITE LEFT LOWER LIMB, EX ANK/FT, INIT","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.211A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.212A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.221A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.222A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT KNEE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.231A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT LOWER LEG, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.232A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT LOWER LEG, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.501A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF UNSPECIFIED SITE OF RIGHT LOWER LEG, EXCEPT ANKLE AND FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the thigh(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.502A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF UNSPECIFIED SITE OF LEFT LOWER LEG, EXCEPT ANKLE AND FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the thigh(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.511A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the thigh(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.512A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the thigh(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.521A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the knee(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.522A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the knee(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.531A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the leg(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.532A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the leg(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.601A","CORROS 2ND DEG OF UNSP SITE RIGHT LOWER LIMB, EX ANK/FT, INIT","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.602A","CORROS 2ND DEG OF UNSP SITE LEFT  LOWER LIMB, EX ANK/FT, INIT","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.611A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.612A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.621A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.622A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT KNEE, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.631A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T24.632A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T25.111A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the ankle(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.112A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the ankle(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.121A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the foot.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.122A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the foot.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.131A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT TOE(S) (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the toe(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.132A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT TOE(S) (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the toe(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.211A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping","",""]
["T25.212A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping","",""]
["T25.221A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T25.222A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T25.231A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT TOE(S) (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T25.232A","BURN OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT TOE(S) (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T25.511A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the ankle(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.512A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the ankle(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.521A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the foot.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.522A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the foot.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.531A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHTTOE(S) (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the toe(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.532A","CORROSION OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT TOE(S) (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the toe(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.611A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the ankle(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.612A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the ankle(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.621A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the foot.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.622A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the foot.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.631A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF RIGHT TOE(S) (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the toe(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.632A","CORROSION OF SECOND DEGREE OF LEFT TOE(S) (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the toe(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T26.01XA","BURN OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T26.02XA","BURN OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T26.11XA","BURN OF CORNEA AND CONJUNCTIVAL SAC RIGHT EYE, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T26.12XA","BURN OF CORNEA AND CONJUNCTIVAL SAC LEFT EYE, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T26.31XA","BURN OF OTHER SPECIFIED PARTS OF RIGHT EYE AND ADNEXA, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T26.32XA","BURN OF OTHER SPECIFIED PARTS OF LEFT EYE AND ADNEXA, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T26.41XA","BURN OF RIGHT EYE AND ADNEXA, PART UNSPECIFIED, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T26.42XA","BURN OF LEFT EYE AND ADNEXA, PART UNSPECIFIED, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T26.51XA","CORROSION OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT ENCNTR","Chemical exposure to any tissue immediately surrounding part/all of the eye or eyelid may result in a chemical burn.","Any chemical compound that causes a more superficial burn to the first layer of skin (similar to sun burn).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Although many burns result in only minor discomfort, every chemical exposure or burn should be taken seriously. Permanent damage is possible and can be blinding and life-altering. The severity of a burn depends on what substance caused it, how long the substance had contact with the eye, and how the injury is treated. Damage is usually limited to the front segment of the eye, including the cornea, (the clear front surface of the eye responsible for good vision, which is most frequently affected), the conjunctiva (the layer covering the white part of the eye), and occasionally the internal eye structures of the eye, including the lens. Burns that penetrate deeper than the cornea are the most severe, often causing cataracts and glaucoma.\n\n","",""]
["T26.52XA","CORROSION OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT ENCNTR","Chemical exposure to any tissue immediately surrounding part/all of the eye or eyelid may result in a chemical burn.","Any chemical compound that causes a more superficial burn to the first layer of skin (similar to sun burn).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Although many burns result in only minor discomfort, every chemical exposure or burn should be taken seriously. Permanent damage is possible and can be blinding and life-altering. The severity of a burn depends on what substance caused it, how long the substance had contact with the eye, and how the injury is treated. Damage is usually limited to the front segment of the eye, including the cornea, (the clear front surface of the eye responsible for good vision, which is most frequently affected), the conjunctiva (the layer covering the white part of the eye), and occasionally the internal eye structures of the eye, including the lens. Burns that penetrate deeper than the cornea are the most severe, often causing cataracts and glaucoma.\n\n","",""]
["T26.61XA","CORROSION OF CORNEA AND CONJUNCTIVAL SAC RIGHT EYE, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T26.62XA","CORROSION OF CORNEA AND CONJUNCTIVAL SAC LEFT EYE, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T26.81XA","CORROSION OF OTHER SPECIFIEC PARTS OF RIGHT EYE AND ADNEXA, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T26.82XA","CORROSION OF OTHER SPECIFIEC PARTS OF LEFT EYE AND ADNEXA, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T26.91XA","CORROSION OF RIGHT EYE AND ADNEXA, PART UNSPECIFIED, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T26.92XA","CORROSION OF LEFT EYE AND ADNEXA, PART UNSPECIFIED, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping.","",""]
["T33.011A","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF RIGHT EAR, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.012A","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF LEFT EAR, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.02XA","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF NOSE, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.09XA","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF OTHER PART OF HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.41XA","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF RIGHT ARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.42XA","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF LEFT ARM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.511A","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF RIGHT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.512A","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF LEFT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.521A","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF RIGHT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.522A","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF LEFT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.531A","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF RIGHT FINGER(S), INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.532A","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF LEFT FINGER(S), INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.61XA","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF RIGHT HIP AND THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.62XA","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF LEFT HIP AND THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.71XA","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF RIGHT KNEE AND LOWER LEG, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.72XA","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF LEFT KNEE AND LOWER LEG, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.811A","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF RIGHT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.812A","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF LEFT ANKLE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.821A","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF RIGHT  FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.822A","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF LEFT FOOT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.831A","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF RIGHT TOE(S), INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.832A","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF LEFT TOE(S), INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T33.99XA","SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE OF OTHER SITES, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold. SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - SKIN RECOVERS FULLY WITH PROMPT TREATMENT.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, possible clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling.","","",""]
["T34.011A-SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE W TISSUE NECROSIS OF RIGHT EAR, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures.","it is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.012A-SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE W TISSUE NECROSIS OF LEFT EAR, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","it is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.02XA-SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE W TISSUE NECROSIS OF NOSE, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","it is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.09XA-SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE W TISSUE NECROSIS OF OTH PART OF HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","it is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.41XA-SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF RIGHT ARM, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.42XA-SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF LEFT ARM, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.511A-SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.512A-SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF LEFT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.521A-SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.522A-SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF LEFT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.531A-SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF RIGHT FINGER(S), INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.532A-SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF LEFT FINGER(S), INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.61XA-SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF RIGHT HIP AND THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.62XA-SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF LEFT HIP AND THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.71XA-SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF RIGHT KNEE AND LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.72XA - SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF LEFT KNEE AND LOWER LEG, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.811A- SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF RIGHT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.812A- SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF LEFT ANKLE, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.821A- SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF RIGHT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.822A- SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF LEFT FOOT, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.831A- SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF RIGHT TOE(S), INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.832A- SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF LEFT TOE(S), INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T34.99XA- SEE NOTES","FROSTBITE WITH TISSUE NECROSIS OF OTHER SITES, INIT ENCNTR","Damage due to freezing to the skin and underlying tissues as a result of exposure to low environmental temperatures. Necrosis is blackened skin due to cell death.","It is a range of symptoms due to freezing of skin which can include damage to underlying tissues and blood vessels upon extended exposure to extreme cold.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Slightly painful, prickly or itching sensation, red, pale or grayish-yellow skin, hard or waxy-looking skin, cold or burning feeling, numbness, possible clumsiness due to joint and muscle stiffness.","White or pale skin, loss of all sensation in the affected areas, blistering, swelling, increased pain, redness, discharge, fever, dizziness, aching or generalized ill feeling. Blistering after rewarming in severe cases.",null,"",""]
["T67.0XXA- SEE NOTES","HEATSTROKE AND SUNSTROKE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","A stage beyond heat syncope: temporary loss of consciousness due to overheating with inadequate water or salt intake.","Sun stroke is a life threatening medical condition.  The person's cooling system which is controlled by the brain stops working and the internal body temperature rises to the point to which brain damage or other damage to internal organs may result.  Temperature can reach 105 degrees Fahrenheit or greater.","Blood, urine, muscle, x-rays.","Decreased sodium/potassium (electrolytes), increased urine specific gravity (darker in color and odor) other kidney functions tests, muscle damage, internal organ damage.","Elevated body temp, 104 degrees or higher, lack of sweating, nausea, decreased blood pressure, increased respirations and heart rate-racing, altered mental state, loss of consciousness.","Elevated body temperature, up to/over 104, marked increased breathing and heart rate-racing, reddened skin, loss of consciousness or delirium, altered state of consciousness, decreased blood pressure, decreased or no sweating.","Use additional codes identify any associated complications (like loss of consciousness).",null,""]
["T67.1XXA- SEE NOTES","HEAT SYNCOPE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Considered an early stage of heat stroke, temporary loss of consciousness due to mild overheating with inadequate water or salt intake.","Sudden dizziness, feeling faint/fainting with a body temperature up to 104F/40C degrees, causing a decrease in blood pressure, due to decreased blood volume from sweating and from dilation of the blood vessels to increase heat radiation from the body.","Blood, urine, muscle, x-rays.","Decreased sodium/potassium (electrolytes), increased specific gravity (darker in color and odor) other kidney functions tests, muscle damage, internal organ damage.","Excessive sweating, delirium, confusion, altered mental status, reddened skin, constant thirst, headache, nausea, dizziness.","Elevated body temperature, up to 104, increased breathing and heart rate, reddened skin, loss of consciousness or delirium, altered state of consciousness, decreased blood pressure.","Heat syncope is sometimes a symptom of a nervous system, metabolic, or cardiovascular problem that needs further medical evaluation.\n\n",null,""]
["T67.3XXA- SEE NOTES","HEAT EXHAUSTION, ANHYDROTIC, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","An effect of excessive exposure to heat occurring commonly among workers in furnace rooms, foundries, etc., although it may occur from exposure to the sun's heat.","Inadequate water intake, results in a decrease in blood pressure from loss of body fluids through sweating and blood vessel dilation, from exposure to heat, commonly with exertion.","Blood, urine, muscle, x-rays.","Decreased sodium/potassium (electrolytes), increased specific gravity (darker in color and odor) other kidney functions tests, muscle damage, internal organ damage.","It's marked by subnormal temperature with headache, dizziness,  nausea, and sometimes delirium and/or collapse distinguished from heat stroke in which the body temperature may be dangerously elevated.","Decreased blood pressure, sweating, altered mental state, altered state or loss of consciousness.","Heat stroke may develop rapidly and medical conditions or medications that impair the body's ability to sweat may predispose people to this problem.","Overweight and elderly people are more likely to have this problem as are those who are taking antihistamines and certain types of medication for high blood pressure, heart disease or depression.",""]
["T67.4XXA- SEE NOTES","HEAT EXHAUSTION DUE TO SALT DEPLETION, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","An effect of excessive exposure to heat occurring commonly among workers in furnace rooms, foundries, etc., although it may occur from exposure to the sun's heat.","Loss of electrolytes (sodium, chloride, potassium) from sweating, results in a decrease in blood pressure from loss of body fluids through sweating and blood vessel dilation, from exposure to heat, commonly with exertion.","Blood, urine, muscle, x-rays.","Decreased sodium/potassium (electrolytes), increased specific gravity (darker in color and odor) other kidney functions tests, muscle damage, internal organ damage.","It's marked by subnormal temperature with nausea, dizziness, headache, and sometimes delirium and/or collapse distinguished from heat stroke in which the body temperature may be dangerously elevated.","Decreased blood pressure, sweating, altered mental state, altered state or loss of consciousness.","",null,""]
["T67.5XXA- SEE NOTES","HEAT EXHAUSTION, UNSPECIFIED, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","An effect of excessive exposure to heat occurring commonly among workers in furnace rooms, foundries, etc., although it may occur from exposure to the sun's heat.","From sweating: a decrease in blood pressure from loss of body fluids through sweating and blood vessel dilation. From exposure to heat: commonly with exertion resulting in loss of electrolytes (sodium, chloride, potassium) and/or inadequate water intake.","Blood, urine, muscle, x-rays.","Decreased sodium/potassium (electrolytes), increased specific gravity (darker in color and odor) other kidney functions tests, muscle damage, internal organ damage","It's marked by subnormal temperature with nausea, dizziness, headache, and sometimes delirium and/or collapse distinguished from heat stroke in which the body temperature may be dangerously elevated.","Decreased blood pressure, sweating, altered mental state, altered state or loss of consciousness.","",null,""]
["T67.6XXA- SEE NOTES","HEAT FATIGUE, TRANSIENT, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","An effect of lack of acclimation to exposure to heat occurring commonly among workers in furnace rooms, foundries, etc., although it may occur from exposure to the sun's heat.","Heat fatigue is a condition that occurs when your body  is not acclimated to the higher temperatures and cannot get rid of heat fast enough because your body is not ready for that type of stress.","None usually, otherwise blood/urine.","Decreased sodium/potassium (electrolytes), increased specific gravity (darker in color and odor) other kidney functions tests.","Altered mental state, confusion, impaired physical functioning, inability to concentrate, altered state of consciousness. ","Altered mental state, confusion, inability to perform physical functions-impaired physical functioning, inability to concentrate, altered state of consciousness. ","Heat fatigue is a precursor to the more serious conditions of heat exhaustion and ultimately heat stroke. While heat fatigue is not a serious condition, heat stroke can require hospitalization and can even cause death if not treated.",null,""]
["T67.7XXA- SEE NOTES","HEAT EDEMA, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","The presence of abnormally large amounts of fluid in the intercellular tissue spaces of the body usually applied to demonstrable accumulation of excessive fluid in the subcutaneous tissues due to exposure to heat.","Heat edema is a swelling of the extremities due to vasodilation, one way the body tries to cool itself, leaves more blood closer to the surface of the skin for increased cooling, associated with exposure to high temperatures.","None usually, otherwise blood/urine.","Decreased sodium/potassium (electrolytes), increased specific gravity (darker in color and odor) other kidney functions tests.","Complaints of joint stiffness, inability to fully flex the fingers, usually hands/feet noticed 1st, swelling, decreased blood pressure, increased heart rate.","Edema, possibly pitting, decreased blood pressure, increased heart rate and respirations."," It most commonly occurs during a heat wave, when the temperature is unusually high, or when someone accustomed to a cool or temperate climate visits a hot one.","Heat edema itself is not dangerous, but it can be a sign that a person could be at risk for a more serious heat-related illness, such as heatstroke.",""]
["T68.XXXA- SEE NOTES","HYPOTHERMIA, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Having a core body temperature less than 95 degrees F or 35 degrees C.","A low body temperature, as that due to exposure in cold weather or a state of low temperature of the body induced as a means of decreasing metabolism of tissues and thereby the need for oxygen.","X-rays, MRI.","Looking for structural damage, and extent if found.","Constant shivering, lack of coordination, altered mental state, confusion, lethargy, loss of consciousness, weak pulse, slow/shallow breathing.","Constant shivering, lack of coordination, altered mental state, confusion, lethargy, loss of consciousness, weak pulse, slow/shallow breathing.",null,"",""]
["T75.4XXA","ELECTROCUTION, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Passage of electric current through the body.","Passage of electric current through the body.","EKG, CBC, urine test (to determine significant muscle injury), X-Rays, CT Scan.","For positive: Abnormal EKG, labs, fracture (due to possible fall after shock), internal/structural damage.","Burn at the site, possible entry and exit wound, localized redness, swelling, possible altered level of consciousness/or loss of consciousness, numbness or tingling","Visualization of the wound sites (entrance and exit), observation of IW mentation/cognitive functions.","This diagnosis may be modified to read \"electric shock\" when appropriate.","",""]

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["L57.8 ","Solar dermatitis nec (other skin changes due to chronic exposure to nonionizing radiation)","Skin changes due to chronic exposure to nonionizing radiation -  need to use additional code to identify the source of the ultraviolet radiation (W89, X32).\n\nExamples of non-ionizing radiation include, but are not limited to, black light, sunlight, fire, lasers, power lines, strong magnets, etc.","Includes terms: Sun allergy, Farmer's skin, Sailor's skin, Actinic (Solar) dermatitis, Favre-Racouchot syndrome.","physical physician visual exam, light microscopy","Visual confirmation of solar dermatitis","skin texture rough, thickened, and/or wrinkled, may have yellowish papules or plaques or overall yellow/sallow discoloration","skin texture rough, thickened, and/or wrinkled, may have yellowish papules or plaques or overall yellow/sallow discoloration",null,"Statement of causality from the treating physician. Job description. Affects those with chronic and prolonged exposure to UV radiation, who spend many hours outside exposed to a great deal of sun (i.e., golfers, tennis players, farmers, sailors, landscapers, roofers etc.)"]
["S00.211A","ABRASION OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT ENCNTR","Injury to the eye lids and/or tissue immediately surrounding the eye. Includes abrasion, insect bite and superficial foreign body(splinter).","A type of abrasion that is usually not any deeper than the second layer of skin, epidermis, and is characterized by redness of the skin due to congestion of the capillaries.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed or could be something like a paper cut.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape or contusion."]
["S00.212A","ABRASION OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT ENCNTR","Injury to the eye lids and/or tissue immediately surrounding the eye. Includes abrasion, insect bite and superficial foreign body(splinter).","A type of abrasion that is usually not any deeper than the second layer of skin, epidermis, and is characterized by redness of the skin due to congestion of the capillaries.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed or could be something like a paper cut.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape or contusion."]
["S00.251A","SUPERFICIAL FB OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT","Injury to the eye lids and/or tissue immediately surrounding the eye. Includes abrasion, insect bite and superficial foreign body(splinter).","A type of abrasion that is usually not any deeper than the second layer of skin, epidermis, and is characterized by redness of the skin due to congestion of the capillaries.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed or could be something like a paper cut.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape or contusion."]
["S00.252A","SUPERFICIAL FB OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT","Injury to the eye lids and/or tissue immediately surrounding the eye. Includes abrasion, insect bite and superficial foreign body(splinter).","A type of abrasion that is usually not any deeper than the second layer of skin, epidermis, and is characterized by redness of the skin due to congestion of the capillaries.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed or could be something like a paper cut.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape or contusion."]
["S00.261A","INSECT BITE OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT","Injury to the eye lids and/or tissue immediately surrounding the eye. Includes abrasion, insect bite and superficial foreign body(splinter).","A type of abrasion that is usually not any deeper than the second layer of skin, epidermis, and is characterized by redness of the skin due to congestion of the capillaries.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed or could be something like a paper cut.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape or contusion."]
["S00.262A","INSECT BITE OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT","Injury to the eye lids and/or tissue immediately surrounding the eye. Includes abrasion, insect bite and superficial foreign body(splinter).","A type of abrasion that is usually not any deeper than the second layer of skin, epidermis, and is characterized by redness of the skin due to congestion of the capillaries.","None","N/A","Redness, swelling, pain or burning sensation, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed or could be something like a paper cut.","Redness, swelling, roughed up skin surrounding the actual injury site, pinkish hue to the effected area, due to outer layer(s) of skin removed. Complaints of pain or burning sensation.","Also called a scrape or contusion."]
["S01.20XA","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF NOSE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the space behind the nose, above the mouth and below eyes.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S01.21XA","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF NOSE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the space behind the nose, above the mouth and below eyes.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S01.23XA","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF NOSE, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the space behind the nose, above the mouth and below eyes. An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery. Psychological adjustment problems and depression. Disorders of taste and smell."]
["S01.25XA","OPEN BITE OF NOSE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the space behind the nose, above the mouth and below eyes.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery. Disorders of taste and smell."]
["S01.301A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.",""]
["S01.302A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF LEFT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.",""]
["S01.311A","LACERATION WITHOUT FB OF RIGHT EAR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S01.312A","LACERATION WITHOUT FB OF LEFT EAR","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area with any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part.","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is infected. When infected, puffiness, oozing pus, and inflammation/redness may occur.","Usually none, however if severe enough a culture and sensitivity (C&S) could be performed w/wo gramstain. ","N/A, unless C&S done, then the bacteria and what anti-antibiotics it is sensitive to will be identified.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, inflammation, redness, puffiness, oozing pus and your skin may also feel hot and painful.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, complaints of increased pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness, swelling, inflammation, oozing pus. There may be red streaks leading away from the foreign body. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S01.331A ","Puncture wound of right ear ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin, right ear","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S01.332A ","Puncture wound of left ear ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin, left ear","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S01.351A ","Open bite of right ear ","open wound caused by bite, right ear, NOS. Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite, right ear, NOS","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination.",null,"N/A"]
["S01.352A ","Open bite of left ear ","open wound caused by bite, left ear, NOS. Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite, left ear, NOS","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, erythema/redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, erythema/redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination.",null,"N/A"]
["S01.502A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF ORAL CAVITY","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the bucchal pouch exterior, lateral from the nose and mouth and below eyes.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S01.512A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF ORAL CAVITY, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S01.532A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF ORAL CAVITY, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S01.552A","OPEN BITE OF ORAL CAVITY, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment."]
["S01.80XA ","Open wound of jaw (other part of head) ","open wound to jaw/head -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible localized pain/tenderness, erythema/redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","open wound to skin, erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination.",null,"N/A"]
["S01.81XA","LACERATION W/O FOREIGN BODY OF OTH PART OF HEAD, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S01.83XA","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY OTH PRT HEAD, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the space  above the  eyes and below the scalp line. An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.  ","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S01.85XA","OPEN BITE OF OTHER PART OF HEAD, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the space  above the  eyes and below the scalp line.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S05.11XA","CONTUSION OF EYEBALL AND ORBITAL TISSUES, RIGHT EYE, INIT","Includes traumatic hyphema, Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the eyeball, without a break in the skin. Black eye codes to S00.11XA or S00.12XA- (contusion eyelid and periocular)","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the orbital tissues.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury."]
["S05.12XA","CONTUSION OF EYEBALL AND ORBITAL TISSUES, LEFT EYE, INIT","Includes traumatic hyphema, Also called a bruise, is a superficial injury to the eyeball, without a break in the skin. Black eye codes to S00.11XA or S00.12XA- (contusion eyelid and periocular)","A relatively minor tissue hematoma where capillaries are damaged by blunt force trauma, allowing blood to seep into the surrounding interstitial tissues (this will always happen in a contusion/bruise) of the orbital tissues.","X-ray to rule out fracture if warranted, MRI/CT scan if a more severe injury is suspected.","X-rays negative and no need for MRI/CT scan.","Redness, pain and swelling locally, along with some \"bluing\" of the skin from the interstitial bleeding.","Visualization of the bruise, IW's presentation and method of injury. Localized pain on palpation, redness, swelling and bluing of area, usually after a day or 2.","Generally mild or not complex in nature, but this usually relates to the injury itself. The harder the blunt force, the worse the contusion, or bruise and the higher the possibility of a more serious or complicated injury."]
["S31.010A ","Laceration of pelvis/lower back ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of pelvis/lower back","open wound to skin of pelvis/lower back.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.030A ","Puncture wound of pelvis/lower back ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.050A ","Open bite of pelvis/lower back ","open wound to pelvis/lower back -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication). Caused by bite.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin caused by bite","Open wound to skin, possible localized pain/tenderness, erythema/redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","open wound to skin, erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury - report of bite","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.109A","UNSP OPN WND ABD WALL, UNSP Q W/O PENET PERIT CAV, INIT","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Open wound of the lateral  abdominal wall involving a break in the skin.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual inspection.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery."]
["S31.119A ","Laceration without foreign body of abdominal wall, unspecified quadrant without penetration into peritoneal cavity","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of abdominal wall.","open wound to skin of abdominal wall without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.139A ","Puncture wound of abdominal wall ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.159A ","Open bite of abdominal wall ","open wound to abdominal wall -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite, abdominal wall","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite","Open wound to skin caused by a bite","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination.",null,"N/A"]
["S31.501A ","MALE- Open wound of perineum ","open wound to male perineum (external genital organs/area).  ","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.511A ","MALE - Laceration of perineum ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area (male perineum or external genital organs/area).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of male perineum.","open wound to skin of male perineum without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.531A ","MALE - Puncture wound of perineum ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin (male perineum or external genital organs/area).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of female perineum.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.551A ","MALE - Open bite of perineum ","open wound caused by bite, male perineum (external genital organs/area). Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite, male perineum","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination.",null,"N/A"]
["S31.502A ","FEMALE - Open wound of perineum ","open wound to female perineum (external genital organs/area).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin,  possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.512A ","FEMALE - Laceration of perineum ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area (female perineum or external genital organs/area).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of female perineum.","open wound to skin of female perineum without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.532A ","FEMALE - Puncture wound of perineum ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin (female perineum or external genital organs/area).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.552A ","FEMALE - Open bite of perineum ","open wound caused by bite, female perineum (external genital area/organs). Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite, female perineum","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination.",null,"N/A"]
["S31.20XA ","MALE - Open wound of penis ","open wound to penis -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin,  possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.25XA ","MALE - Open bite of penis ","open wound to penis caused by bite, Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite, penis","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.21XA ","MALE - Laceration of penis ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of penis.","open wound to skin of penis without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.23XA ","MALE - Puncture wound of penis ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.30XA ","MALE - Open wound of scrotum and testes ","open wound to male scrotum/testes -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin,  possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.31XA ","MALE - Laceration of scrotum and testes ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of scrotum and testes.","open wound to skin of scrotum and testes without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.33XA ","MALE - Puncture of scrotum and testes ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.35XA ","MALE - Open bite of scrotum and testes ","open wound to scrotum/testes caused by bite, Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.40XA ","FEMALE - Open wound of vagina and vulva ","open wound to vagina/vulva -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin,  possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.41XA ","FEMALE - Laceration of vagina and vulva ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of vagina and vulva.","open wound to skin of vagina and vulva without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.43XA ","FEMALE - Puncture of vagina and vulva ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.45XA ","FEMALE - Open bite of vagina and vulva ","open wound to vagina/vulva -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin,  possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S41.051A ","Open bite of right shoulder","open wound caused by bite, wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S41.052A ","Open bite of left shoulder ","open wound caused by bite, wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.811A ","Laceration of right buttock ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area; R buttock.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of scrotum and testes.","open wound to skin without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.813A ","Puncture wound of right buttock ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin; R buttock","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.819A ","Open wound of right buttock ","open wound to R buttock -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin,  possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.821A","Laceration of left buttock ","Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area; L buttock.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin of scrotum and testes.","open wound to skin without penetration into peritoneal cavity.","open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.823A ","Puncture wound of left buttock ","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual inspection, possible open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","Visual confirmation.","Possible bleeding, redness or brusing around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.825A ","Open bite of left buttock ","open wound caused by bite; wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication); L buttock","open wound caused by bite","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S31.829A ","Open wound of left buttock ","open wound to L buttock -that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","Physician visual exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin","Open wound to skin, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site","Open wound to skin,  possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site. ","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S51.851A ","Open bite of right forearm ","open wound caused by bite, Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S51.852A ","Open bite of left forearm ","open wound caused by bite, left forearm. Wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin but does not affect the underlying or supporting structures (complication).","open wound caused by bite","Physician exam of open area to skin, possible labs and xrays ordered","visual confirmation of open area to skin, report of bite","Open wound to skin, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site, report of bite ","Open wound to skin caused by a bite, possible teeth marks, possible pain, redness, swelling, or bleeding to site.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. Possible Td vaccination."]
["S60.551A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Examining provider must document foreign body.","",""]
["S60.552A","SUPERFICIAL FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Any object originating outside the body that has entered a specified body region or part that is not infected. ","Any material/object that has entered the top 1 or 2 layers of the skin (dermis, epidermis), that is not part of the normal anatomy or that was not placed on purpose that is not infected. There should be no oozing pus or puffiness with decreased pain, inflammation or redness.","Visual inspection.","N/A","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, pain (with or without pressure), irritation, redness.","Visualization of the foreign body or its insertion point, redness, complaints of pain (with or without pressure), irritation.","Examining provider must document foreign body.",null,""]
["S61.001A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.002A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF LEFT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment. ","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.011A","LACERATION W/O FB OF RIGHT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.012A","LACERATION W/O FB OF LEFT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.031A","PNCTR W/O FB OF RIGHT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.032A","PNCTR W/O FB OF LEFT THUMB W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.051A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT THUMB WITHOUT DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.  Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.052A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT THUMB WITHOUT DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.  Note:  Thumb is synonymous with the 1st finger",""]
["S61.200A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.201A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF L IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.202A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF R MID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.203A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF L MID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.204A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF R RNG FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.205A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF LEFT RING FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.206A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF R LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.207A","UNSP OPEN WOUND OF L LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.  ","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.210A","LACERATION W/O FB OF R IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.211A","LACERATION W/O FB OF L IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.212A","LACERATION W/O FB OF R MID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.213A","LACERATION W/O FB OF L MID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.214A","LACERATION W/O FB OF R RNG FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.215A","LACERATION W/O FB OF L RNG FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.216A","LAC W/O FB OF R LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.217A","LAC W/O FB OF L LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.230A","PNCTR W/O FB OF R IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.231A","PNCTR W/O FB OF L IDX FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.232A","PNCTR W/O FB OF R MID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.233A","PNCTR W/O FB OF L MID FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.234A","PNCTR W/O FB OF R RNG FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.235A","PNCTR W/O FB OF L RNG FNGR W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.236A","PNCTR W/O FB OF R LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.237A","PNCTR W/O FB OF L LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,"Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.250A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.251A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT INDEX FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Index finger is synonymous with the 2nd finger"]
["S61.252A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.253A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT MIDDLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Middle finger is synonymous with the 3rd finger"]
["S61.254A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT RING FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.255A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT RING FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Ring finger is synonymous with the 4th finger"]
["S61.256A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.257A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT LITTLE FINGER W/O DAMAGE TO NAIL, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.","Note:  Little finger is synonymous with the 5th finger"]
["S61.401A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones). ","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S61.402A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF LEFT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","Open displacement is when there is a break in the continuity of the skin associated with a displacement of a body part, especially of a bone from its usual anatomical fitting in a joint.","A non-anatomical displacement of the metacarpal bones (that make up the back of the hand) as they relate to the proximal phalanges (finger bones). ","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","Confirm dislocation, cartilage, or other tendon/ligament damage.","Pain, decreased strength, limited range of motion, loss of grasp and loss of finger/hand function, bleeding or bandaging. ","The physical description of the injury, visual inspection, orthopedic testing and/or radiology reports from the physician.","This is a complex injury involving bone, ligaments and surrounding soft tissue structures.","",""]
["S61.411A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S61.412A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT HAND, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S61.431A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S61.432A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT HAND, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S61.451A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.",""]
["S61.452A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT HAND, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.",""]
["S61.501A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the wrist  and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S61.502A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND OF LEFT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the wrist  and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S61.511A","LACERATION W/O FOREIGN BODY OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the wrist involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S61.512A","LACERATION W/O FOREIGN BODY OF LEFT WRIST, INIT ENCNTR","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the wrist involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures.","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S61.531A","PNCTR W/O FB OF RIGHT WRIST, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S61.532A","PNCTR W/O FB OF LEFT WRIST, INIT"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S61.551A","OPEN BITE OF RIGHT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.",""]
["S61.552A","OPEN BITE OF LEFT WRIST, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","If bite was not specified as \"open\" or \"superficial\" and no medical documentation to verify it, codes to \"open\" bite.",""]
["S71.001A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, RIGHT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the hip, thigh and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S71.002A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the hip, thigh and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S71.011A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT HIP, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.012A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.031A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT HIP, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","A wound made by a sharp-pointed instrument such as a dagger, ice pick, or needle. The wound usually has a collapsed appearance.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,"***Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 22nd Edition"]
["S71.032A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, LEFT HIP, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","A wound made by a sharp-pointed instrument such as a dagger, ice pick, or needle. The wound usually has a collapsed appearance.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,"***Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 22nd Edition"]
["S71.051A","OPEN BITE, RIGHT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption of the body surface resulting in abrasions, punctures or lacerated wounds. CAN become infected.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, throbbing, itching, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,"***Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 22nd Edition"]
["S71.052A","OPEN BITE, LEFT HIP, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption of the body surface resulting in abrasions, punctures or lacerated wounds. CAN become infected.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, throbbing, itching, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.",null,"***Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, 22nd Edition"]
["S71.101A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, RIGHT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the hip, thigh and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S71.102A","UNSPECIFIED OPEN WOUND, LEFT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Open wound is any wound that incorporates or includes a break in the continuity of the skin and is complicated by injury to the underlying tissues or supporting structures.","Open wound of the hip, thigh and tendon involving a break in the skin and damage to the underlying/supporting structures (tendons).","A visual inspection first but X-rays, MRI, CT scan may be needed.","Visual inspection, X-rays or CT to show bony involvement and MRI for soft tissue involvement.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain, decrease use of effective area.","Active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery.","If surgery is needed, then X-ray, MRI and/or CT may be performed. ",""]
["S71.111A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.112A","LACERATION WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, LEFT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption, causing a loss of structural integrity of the skin in the specified body area or region without involving underlying structures.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.131A","PUNCTURE WOUND W/O FOREIGN BODY, RIGHT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","A wound made by a sharp-pointed instrument such as a dagger, ice pick, or needle. The wound usually has a collapsed appearance.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.132A","PUNCTURE WOUND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY, LEFT THIGH, INIT ENCNTR","An injury that is caused by a pointed object that pierces or penetrates the skin.","A wound made by a sharp-pointed instrument such as a dagger, ice pick, or needle. The wound usually has a collapsed appearance.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.151A","OPEN BITE, RIGHT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption of the body surface resulting in abrasions, punctures or lacerated wounds. CAN become infected.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, throbbing, itching, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["S71.152A","OPEN BITE, LEFT THIGH, INITIAL ENCOUNTER"," Any  cut, rip, tear or break in the skin in the affected area.","Any disruption of the body surface resulting in abrasions, punctures or lacerated wounds. CAN become infected.","None - a visual inspection is usually all that is required.  ","Visual confirmation.","Bleeding, redness around the wound, localized pain/tenderness, throbbing, itching, decrease use of effective area.","Redness, swelling, active bleeding or bandaged site, complaints of pain, tenderness to palpation, decrease or inability to use affected area.","Bandages, steri-strips, sutures, surgery may be included as part of the treatment.","",""]
["T15.01XA","FOREIGN BODY IN CORNEA, RIGHT EYE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Foreign body is any object in a place it is not supposed to be. ","Foreign body in the corneal part of the external eye. The cornea is a tough, transparent outer covering of the eye.","Possibly use combination of dyes and colored lights, along with a magnifying device.","Location and identification of the foreign body.","Scratchy feeling, maybe like sand in your eye, visible object, blindness, pain, itching, redness.","If not visible with the naked eye, use of a magnifying tool for better visualization, redness, bleeding or blood.",""]
["T15.02XA","FOREIGN BODY IN CORNEA, LEFT EYE, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Foreign body is any object in a place it is not supposed to be. ","Foreign body in the corneal part of the external eye. The cornea is a tough, transparent outer covering of the eye.","Possibly use combination of dyes and colored lights, along with a magnifying device.","Location and identification of the foreign body.","Scratchy feeling, maybe like sand in your eye, visible object, blindness, pain, itching, redness.","If not visible with the naked eye, use of a magnifying tool for better visualization, redness, bleeding or blood.",""]
["T15.11XA","FOREIGN BODY IN CONJUNCTIVAL SAC, RIGHT EYE","Foreign body is any object in a place it is not supposed to be. ","Foreign body in the corneal part of the external eye. The cornea is a tough, transparent outer covering of the eye.","Possibly use combination of dyes and colored lights, along with a magnifying device.","Location and identification of the foreign body."]
["T15.12XA","FOREIGN BODY IN CONJUNCTIVAL SAC, LEFT EYE","Foreign body is any object in a place it is not supposed to be. ","Foreign body in the corneal part of the external eye. The cornea is a tough, transparent outer covering of the eye.","Possibly use combination of dyes and colored lights, along with a magnifying device.","Location and identification of the foreign body."]
["T15.81XA","FOREIGN BODY IN OTHER PARTS OF EXTERNAL EYE, RIGHT","Foreign body is any object in a place it is not supposed to be. ","Foreign body in the corneal part of the external eye. The cornea is a tough, transparent outer covering of the eye.","Possibly use combination of dyes and colored lights, along with a magnifying device.","Location and identification of the foreign body."]
["T15.82XA","FOREIGN BODY IN OTHER PARTS OF EXTERNAL EYE, LEFT","Foreign body is any object in a place it is not supposed to be. ","Foreign body in the corneal part of the external eye. The cornea is a tough, transparent outer covering of the eye.","Possibly use combination of dyes and colored lights, along with a magnifying device.","Location and identification of the foreign body."]
["T20.111A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the ear(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T20.112A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT EAR, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the ear(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T20.12XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LIP(S), INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the lip(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T20.13XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF CHIN, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the chin.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T20.15XA","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF SCALP ANY PART , INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of any part of the scalp.","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T20.19xA ","First degree burn of face/head/neck – multiple sites ","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increased blood flow from the capillaries into the face/head/neck.","physician visual exam","visual confirmation of burn","Similar to sun burn, erythema localized to contact area, minor pain.","Erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T21.10xA ","First degree burn of trunk nos ","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increased blood flow from the capillaries into the trunk area.","physician visual exam","visual confirmation of burn","Similar to sun burn, erythema localized to contact area, minor pain.","Erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T22.191A ","First degree burn of right arm – multiple sites ","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn; burn of 1st degree of multiple sites of right shoulder and upper link, except wrist and hand.","Redness caused by increased blood flow from the capillaries into the R arm - multiple sites (except wrist and hand).","physician visual exam","visual confirmation of burn","Similar to sun burn, erythema localized to contact area, minor pain.","Erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T22.192A ","First degree burn of left arm – multiple sites ","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn; burn of 1st degree of multiple sites of left shoulder and upper link, except wrist and hand.","Redness caused by increased blood flow from the capillaries into the L arm - multiple sites (except wrist and hand).","physician visual exam","visual confirmation of burn","Similar to sun burn, erythema localized to contact area, minor pain.","Erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T23.141A","BURN FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT MULT FNGR (NAIL), INC THUMB, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of two or more digits including thumb (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.142A","BURN FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT MULT FNGR (NAIL), INC THUMB, INIT","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of two or more digits including thumb (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.151A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT PALM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the palm(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T23.152A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT PALM, INITIAL ENCOUNTER","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the palm(s).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T24.191A ","First degree burn of right leg – multiple sites ","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increased blood flow from the capillaries into the R leg - multiple sites (except ankle and foot).","physician visual exam","visual confirmation of burn","Similar to sun burn, erythema localized to contact area, minor pain.","Erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T24.192A ","First degree burn of left leg – multiple sites ","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increased blood flow from the capillaries into the L leg - multiple sites (except ankle and foot).","physician visual exam","visual confirmation of burn","Similar to sun burn, erythema localized to contact area, minor pain.","Erythema/redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns."]
["T25.131A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF RIGHT TOE(S) (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the toe(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T25.132A","BURN OF FIRST DEGREE OF LEFT TOE(S) (NAIL), INIT ENCNTR","Redness of the skin similar to sun burn.","Redness caused by increase blood flow from the capillaries into the lower layers of the toe(s) (nail).","N/A","N/A","Similar to sun burn, redness localized to contact area, minor pain.","Redness, minor pain, method of injury.","Bruises/scrapes/minor burns.","",""]
["T26.01XA","BURN OF RIGHT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping."]
["T26.02XA","BURN OF LEFT EYELID AND PERIOCULAR AREA, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping."]
["T26.61XA","CORROSION OF CORNEA AND CONJUNCTIVAL SAC RIGHT EYE, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping."]
["T26.62XA","CORROSION OF CORNEA AND CONJUNCTIVAL SAC LEFT EYE, INIT ENCNTR","A vesicle of variable size containing serous or seropurulent fluid below the first 2 layers of the skin.","Blisters of the, outer layer (epidermis) and the under lying layer of skin (dermis)  of any specified effected part.","Visualization and identification per physician exam.","N/A","Some blisters are painless and some feel tender if pressure is applied. The blister may be painful to touch and the skin around a blister may be red and feel hot and it may puncture and seep clear fluid. The skin may be peeling and white or charred looking.","Redness, swelling, pain, peeling skin, white or charred skin.","Vesicles may be punctured and seeping."]

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["DROP ARM TEST: The arm is placed passively in 90 degree of shoulder abduction. In complete tear of the rotator cuff, the arm will slowly descend in spite of strong deltoid action. This can be considered a positive drop arm test."]
["DRAWER'S SIGN: The knee is flexed to a 90 degree angle; at the femoral-tibial junction, if the tibia can be drawn to far forward there is a rupture of the anterior ligaments and if it can be drawn back too far back there is a rupture of the posterior ligaments."]
["FINKELSTEIN TEST: This test is considered positive when the thumb is clenched firmly within the fist and then the wrist is forced into ulnar deviation producing pain. "]
["HAWKINS IMPINGEMENT SIGN: The test is considered positive when the examiner forcibly internally rotates the 90 degree forward flexed arm, impinging the rotator cuff against the coracoacromial ligament."]
["LACHMAN'S TEST: An anterior drawer test for cases of severe knee injury, performed at 20 degree flexion."]
["McMURRAY SIGN: Occurrence of a cartilage click during manipulation of the knee; indicative of meniscal injury."]
["MEDIAN NERVE COMPRESSION TEST: This test is performed by placing the thumb over carpal tunnel, apply pressure for 30 seconds. Test is considered positive if paresthesia or numbness occurs in the median nerve distribution. It is a useful test in patients that cannot flex the wrist."]
["NEER IMPINGEMENT SIGN: The examiner stabalizes the scapula with one hand and with the other grasps the patient's elbow and passively elevates it fully with the arm in full internal rotation. The test is considered positive when pain is produced by the greater tuberosity impinging the rotator cuff against  the acromium."]
["PHALEN TEST: Test is performed by flexion of the wrist. Numbness or paresthesia occur within 60 seconds is diagnostic of CTS."]
["SPEED TEST: Speeds Test is done with elbow extended ans the forearm supinated. Forward flexion of the arm is resisted. Pain at the proximal portion of the long head of the biceps in the bicipital groove indicates a positive test for the bicipital tendonitis, which is recognized as a component of Impingement Syndrome."]
["SPURLING SIGN: The neck is stressed in lateral flexion and rotation with some compression to elicit pain. Positioning the neck in this manner causes encroachment on cervical nerve roots as they exit the neural formaina; it also stresses the facet joints."]
["TINEL'S SIGN: This sign is elicited by a direct median nerve percussion just proximal to volar aspect of wrist. The nerve is tapped lightly from proximal to distal watching for paresthesia in the median nerve distribution indicating a positive test."]
["VALSALVA MANEUVER: Forcible exhalation effort against a closed glottis; the resultant increase in intrathoracic pressure interferes with venous return to the heart. Forcible exhalation effort against occluded nostrils and a closed mouth; the increased pressure in the eustachian tube and middle ear causes the tympanic membrane to move outward."]