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ICD-10-CM Code for Gastrostomy malfunction K94.23

ICD-10 code K94.23 for Gastrostomy malfunction is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range - Diseases of the digestive system .

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Gastrostomy malfunction
Mechanical complication of gastrostomy

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Cystostomy/Colostomy
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Fallen Out Gastrostomy Tube
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Billing and coding question help
if complications are documented then you should use the K94 code. I am not sure why your book does not show the excludes note I have it in my book and the online ICD-10 Data source also shows it.. Th... [ Read More ]
Billing and coding question help
[b]Thanks...[/b] Hi Michelle, Thanks so much, so if they didn't report the K94.24 and only reported the Z43.1, would that be acceptable? I also was looking in my code book and couldn't seem to find ... [ Read More ]
Billing and coding question help
If you look in your code book, you will see that when you code the K94, it exclude 1 excludes all Z43 and Z93 codes. therefore code only the K94.24... [ Read More ]
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