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ICD-10-CM Code for Other chronic cystitis with hematuria N30.21

ICD-10 code N30.21 for Other chronic cystitis with hematuria is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range - Diseases of the genitourinary system .

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Other chronic cystitis with hematuria

N30

Excludes1: prostatocystitis (N41.3)

Use additional code to identify infectious agent (B95-B97)

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Need guidelines on this
[QUOTE="thomas7331, post: 513675, member: 5404"] There's an excludes1 notes under the N30-N39 section in ICD-10 that instructs not to use these codes for urinary infections in pregnancy, so I can't th... [ Read More ]
Need guidelines on this
[QUOTE="deltaluv, post: 513660, member: 183964"] Yes, I was thinking that too but 3m maps out coding O2342 and N390 together. I was puzzled by their logic. [/QUOTE] There's an excludes1 notes under t... [ Read More ]
Recurrent UTI
[QUOTE="thomas7331, post: 513124, member: 5404"] A UTI without further specificity is coded as N39.0, not N30.21. I would not code Z87.440 just based on the term 'recurrent' unless the provider has a... [ Read More ]
Recurrent UTI
A UTI without further specificity is coded as N39.0, not N30.21. I would not code Z87.440 just based on the term 'recurrent' unless the provider has also documented a history of UTIs in the past. Wi... [ Read More ]
Recurrent UTI
I am wondering if anyone can give me some guidance on Urology. I have a patient that has recurrent uti. The dx given are N30.21 other chronic cystitis with hematuria, R35.0 frequency of micturition, ... [ Read More ]
ICD-10 Asymptomatic cystitis
[QUOTE="dbolivar1, post: 512270, member: 733065"] Hello I need help on which code/s are more supported for 7 weeks pregnant with asymptomatic cystitis. I'm fairly new in coding OB triage, I get a lit... [ Read More ]
ICD-10 Asymptomatic cystitis
Hello I need help on which code/s are more supported for 7 weeks pregnant with asymptomatic cystitis. I'm fairly new in coding OB triage, I get a little confused of which O code to use with an additi... [ Read More ]
Extensive Bladder Clot Evacuation
I would suggest the following coding for your clinical scenario: 52001 this code includes the extra work to clear multiple obstructing clots out of the bladder. This code is the higher payi... [ Read More ]
when is wet mount coded in the office visit? 87210 wet mount
Based on this documentation is there any possible reason to bill for the cpt 87210? ... [ Read More ]
HBOT Diagnosis sequencing?
I think that unless you query the provider for additional information about the site of the necrosis, all you can code is the N30.41. You cannot code the diabetic foot ulcer or the CKD unless your pr... [ Read More ]
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