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ICD-10-CM Code for Disruption of cesarean delivery wound O90.0

ICD-10 code O90.0 for Disruption of cesarean delivery wound is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range - Pregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium .

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Disruption of cesarean delivery wound
Dehiscence of cesarean delivery wound
Excludes1: rupture of uterus (spontaneous) before onset of labor (O71.0-)
rupture of uterus during labor (O71.1)

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Post dural HA DX
[QUOTE="dbolivar1, post: 511092, member: 733065"] Hello, I'm needing help in using the best suitable DX for likely suspicious Post Dural HA. Patient is having the symptom 4 days after giving birth. A... [ Read More ]
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Old C-Section wound reopened
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Old C-Section wound reopened
Unfortunately I cant help you with a code right now as i dont have my books with me, but I can tell you that O90.0 will not be appriopriate unless patient is pregnant. You will be looking maybe at a ... [ Read More ]
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