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ICD-10-CM Code for Artificial opening status Z93

ICD-10 code Z93 for Artificial opening status is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range - Factors influencing health status and contact with health services .

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Official Long Descriptor

Artificial opening status
Excludes1: artificial openings requiring attention or management (Z43.-)
complications of external stoma (J95.0-, K94.-, N99.5-)
 
Z93 Artificial opening status
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Tracheostomy status
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Gastrostomy status
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Ileostomy status
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Colostomy status
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Other artificial openings of gastrointestinal tract status
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Cystostomy status
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Other artificial openings of urinary tract status
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Other artificial opening status
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Artificial opening status, unspecified

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Postprocedural Status Diagnosis
Good Morning: If I am reading your question correctly, I would have 1 question and 1 recommendation. 1. Is the postoperative chest x-ray being performed only to "confirm placement" of the pacemaker ... [ Read More ]
Recurrent Respiratory Infections
Hello! I am coding for the anesthesia for a pediatric pt that is getting flexible bronchoscopy w/BAL and the diagnoses that the surgeon put is P07.25, Z93.0. Pt is over 1 yr old and with the P code ... [ Read More ]
HCC Query: COPD and chronic respiratory failure with hypoxia
Yes, you can code both as long as it doesn't conflict with your specific contract guidelines. See AHA Coding Clinic 4th quarter 2013 (Volume 30 Issue 4) - Admission for Rehabilitation... question 4. ... [ Read More ]
High output Ostomy
Yes, not ideal, but you could use the Z93.9... [ Read More ]
High output Ostomy
Hello everyone, I am confused on coding Ostomy. Usually my providers don’t document the type and if I am unable to query them, what default code gets used? My example here is documentation says high... [ Read More ]
G-Tube
I would use Z43.1 if that is the primary reason for the encounter. Z93.1 is for a status only, which wouldn't be correct if the G-tube requires evaluation and/or treatment.... [ Read More ]
G-Tube
Patient is presenting in the office for a follow up check on their G-Tube, what DX would you use as the primary DX? Just the conditions they're treating the patient for then z93.1? They are on a G-tub... [ Read More ]
Colostomy procedure. Please Help :)
Hello, I am looking for assistance to code the below procedure. Any help is much appreciate. thank you in advance. Procedure(s): COLOSTOMY REVERSAL IN STIRRUPS Lysis Of Abdominal Adhesions Small Bow... [ Read More ]
Presence of Jackson-Pratt Drain
[b]Icd-10[/b] I thought the question was regarding the ICD-10 code, I've been researching and ended up with[B] Z97.8[/B], but found no official reference. Other posts I found point to Z93.8 which I d... [ Read More ]
Coding Status Post Indiana Pouch indiana pouch
Good Monday Morning All :D I am fairly certain I have the correct code but wondered if anyone could verify: For someone who is status post an Indiana Pouch, would it be correct to use Z93.6 - Other a... [ Read More ]
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