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ICD-10-CM Code for Vasculogenic erectile dysfunction N52.0

ICD-10 code N52.0 for Vasculogenic erectile dysfunction is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range - Diseases of the genitourinary system .

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Vasculogenic erectile dysfunction

N52

Excludes1: psychogenic impotence (F52.21)

 
N52.0 Vasculogenic erectile dysfunction
Child Code
Erectile dysfunction due to arterial insufficiency
Child Code
Corporo-venous occlusive erectile dysfunction
Child Code
Combined arterial insufficiency and corporo-venous occlusive erectile dysfunction

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Question: Screening Labs
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BCBS, Screening PSA (G0103) denials
[QUOTE="TThivierge, post: 505360, member: 216725"] Hi There, I do a lot of lab coding. The PSA lab test needs to linked first with a definitive dx code such as N42.9, Disorders of the Prostate, or d... [ Read More ]
ICD-10 for pathology cases that fail to yield a definitive diagnosis
Hi All I bill lab and x-ray ALL the time plus past job experience. Lab companies really hate unspecified dx codes but they do accept them. Also only use Z dx codes if they are considered FIRST listed ... [ Read More ]
BCBS, Screening PSA (G0103) denials
[QUOTE="TThivierge, post: 505360, member: 216725"] Hi There, I do a lot of lab coding. The PSA lab test needs to linked first with a definitive dx code such as N42.9, Disorders of the Prostate, or d... [ Read More ]
BCBS, Screening PSA (G0103) denials
[QUOTE="cworrells, post: 505305, member: 650640"] Question...Is anyone else having issues with BCBS denying PSA screenings with the following codes, G0103/Z12.5? As far as all of my research goes, bot... [ Read More ]
? DM2 with Erectile Dysfunction
[QUOTE="LuckyLily, post: 472311, member: 208898"] I have an encounter where the provider documents, [U]Erectile Dysfunction due to DM[/U]. It is clearly linked. As in the first post, would it be E11.6... [ Read More ]
N52.1 please help
Hello experts here, A patient who has 2 or more chronic conditions qualify for CCM. I have a patient who has 2 Dxs, one is qualify for CCM, the other one is N52.1, Does anyone knows if N52.1 qualifi... [ Read More ]
Icd 10 for erectile dysfunction
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