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ICD-10-CM Code for Major osseous defect, ankle and foot M89.77

ICD-10 code M89.77 for Major osseous defect, ankle and foot is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range - Osteopathies and chondropathies .

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Major osseous defect, ankle and foot
Major osseous defect of metatarsus, tarsus, toes

M89.7

Code first underlying disease, if known, such as:
aseptic necrosis of bone (M87.-)
malignant neoplasm of bone (C40.-)
osteolysis (M89.5-)
osteomyelitis (M86.-)
osteonecrosis (M87.-)
osteoporosis (M80.-, M81.-)
periprosthetic osteolysis (T84.05-)

 
M89.77 Major osseous defect, ankle and foot
Child Code
Major osseous defect, right ankle and foot
Child Code
Major osseous defect, left ankle and foot
Child Code
Major osseous defect, unspecified ankle and foot

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Need CPT for scope removal bony prominences - knee
[QUOTE="nickelclaw, post: 509456, member: 256517"] bony promience M89.8x you can't bill a 29880 or 29881 with 29877 Arthroscopy, knee, surgical; with meniscectomy (medial AND lateral, including any m... [ Read More ]
Need CPT for scope removal bony prominences - knee
bony promience M89.8x you can't bill a 29880 or 29881 with 29877 Arthroscopy, knee, surgical; with meniscectomy (medial AND lateral, including any meniscal shaving) including debridement/shaving of a... [ Read More ]
Need help with Mass Removal CPT
I would code 26210 [I]Excision or curettage of bone cyst or benign tumor of proximal, middle, or distal phalanx of finger;[/I]. since the op report describes the mass being at the bone level: "the mas... [ Read More ]
AMPS (Amplified Musculoskeletal Pain Syndrome) dx code
Look at M89.08. This is kind of like, an oak is a tree but not all trees are oaks. In this case, AMPS is a tree. Now what kind of tree is it? This could be a CRPS code, it could be a chronic pain ... [ Read More ]
Help with Path report
[QUOTE="dvance4210, post: 450106, member: 140975"] Benign partially calcified fibrocartilagenous nodule adjacent to rib. [/QUOTE] Here the condition is nodule and it is not a neoplastic condition bet... [ Read More ]
Osteopenia ICD-10 crossover
[QUOTE="CodingKing, post: 365476, member: 323638"]M85.8XX is correct for Osteopenia because the index points to that code range ;)[/QUOTE] For osteopenia of the left hip is it appropriate to use: M8... [ Read More ]
Sesamoiditis
Hello [email]dawn.smiga27@gmail.com[/email], Since sesamoiditis occurs when the tendons surrounding the sesamoid bones become irritated and inflamed I am thinking maybe to use DX M77.51 or DX M77.52... [ Read More ]
Sesamoiditis
Does anyone know the appropriate ICD 10 code for this? I've been told the M89.371 or M89.372 would be more suitable than M25.00. Thank you.... [ Read More ]
Help with Path report
Sorry for the delay and for the confusion as to whom I was referring. On page 37 of APF's "Pathology Service Coding Handbook" for Jan. 2019, the definition of "neoplasm" is discussed. Two definitions... [ Read More ]
Help with Path report
How about M89.8X8, which is more specific than M89.9. I'm often reluctant to use the neoplasm codes when it's not specified in the pathology report as a neoplastic lesion. Is there any guidance on... [ Read More ]
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