ICD-9 code V48 for Problems with head neck and trunk is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range -PERSONS WITH A CONDITION INFLUENCING THEIR HEALTH STATUS (V40-V49).
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[QUOTE="Amanda.Kane, post: 382310, member: 220843"]I researched the term "Noncollision vehicle accident" and found the following:
Definition Of: Noncollision Crash
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I researched the term "Noncollision vehicle accident" and found the following:
Definition Of: Noncollision Crash
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Morning Everyone!
I have a debate in my office going on right now in regards to the following:
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[b]Not really a Dx[/b]
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