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ICD-10-CM Code for Unspecified injury of foot S99.92

ICD-10 code S99.92 for Unspecified injury of foot is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range - Injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes .

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Official Long Descriptor

Unspecified injury of foot
 
S99.92 Unspecified injury of foot
Child Code
Unspecified injury of right foot
Child Code
Unspecified injury of left foot
Child Code
Unspecified injury of unspecified foot

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External Causes help needed
[QUOTE="tanddmac2@sbcglobal.net, post: 400542, member: 168690"]My question involves how to code external codes.. Is there a website that helps to learn how to code these. This is a little confusing w... [ Read More ]
External Causes help needed
My question involves how to code injury/extenal causes. Is there a website that helps to learn how to code these. This is a little confusing with new ICD-10. Here are a few examples: S99.22A, S01.51... [ Read More ]
unconfirmed?
[QUOTE="solocoder, post: 399282, member: 82089"]Example: Plan says: suspect patient may have stress fracture. Will send for bone scan. Assessment says: Stress fracture left foot. Bone scans are usual... [ Read More ]
Chapter 19 as Primary Dx
Thank you for your reply. One example I have is S99.922A. Erin... [ Read More ]
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Ha I got that all wrong... I put the wrong code...meant S92.3--but that's not right either! :rolleyes: I found this too...and I know most don't consider this site an "official resourse", but it's the ... [ Read More ]
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[b]Coding for Open Wounds - ICD-9 vs ICD-10[/b] [B]ICD-10-CM Coding for Open Wounds[/B] Injuries have been arranged into the following blocks (category code ranges) in ICD-10-CM: • head (S00 to S... [ Read More ]
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