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ICD-10-CM Code for Secondary hyperparathyroidism of renal origin N25.81

ICD-10 code N25.81 for Secondary hyperparathyroidism of renal origin is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range - Diseases of the genitourinary system .

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Secondary hyperparathyroidism of renal origin
Excludes1: secondary hyperparathyroidism, non-renal (E21.1)
Excludes2: metabolic disorders classifiable to E70-E88

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[QUOTE="KasturiD, post: 494701, member: 386333"] Patient has CKD and Secondary hyperparathyroidism, do we need to assume the linkage between both and code N25.81 or E21.1? Please clarify. Thank you. ... [ Read More ]
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Patient has CKD and Secondary hyperparathyroidism, do we need to assume the linkage between both and code N25.81 or E21.1? Please clarify. Thank you.... [ Read More ]
Mineral bone disease related to end-stage renal disease
If your supervisor is instructing you to use an E code, I guess you should go with that. But I think the N25.0 is more specific to the reason for the bone disease so not sure why you would use the E ... [ Read More ]
Mineral bone disease related to end-stage renal disease
Provider documents in the Impression: Mineral bone disease related to end-stage renal disease on Hectorol and Sensipar as an outpatient. How would you code this diagnosis? I think N25.0 is appropriat... [ Read More ]
Hyperparathyroidism of renal origin
When coding N25.81 does the provider have to include the renal diagnosis such as CKD, causing the Hyperparathyroidism or can this code stand alone? I don't see any Code first or Code also on the guide... [ Read More ]
All nephrology coders!!
If pt is dialysis dependent, pt is a N18.6 therefore the hypertension is I12.0, Anemia is D63.1 and not N18.9. It should be coded as: I12.0 D63.1 N18.6 Z99.2 and the remaining DX codes. If the patient... [ Read More ]
All nephrology coders!!
General question....How would you code this note by just the assessment??? HPI: post transplant, course largely uneventful Assessment: Renal transplant n18.6 Hypertension I10 Anemia in chronic kidn... [ Read More ]
dumb kidney question???
If it's documented, you shouldn't have an issue billing the two codes together. N25.1 describes the cause of the diabetes insipidus, and N25.81 reports another issue caused by a renal disease/disorder... [ Read More ]
dumb kidney question???
not great on kidney coding but just verifying if anyone can help me. Would you bill N25.1 and N25.81 together? Thank you. And if anyone has any place I could get some Kidney guidelines /help that w... [ Read More ]
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