Click an organ. Get the codes that actually apply to it.
Anatomy is organised topographically. ICD-10 is organised by clinical axis, where aetiology and circumstance outrank location. Anatomy ICD-10 bridges the two with a real ontology pipeline instead of a hand-maintained lookup table.
The semantic bridge
Every hop is a real ontological relationship, so a new structure inherits the whole pipeline.
Built for how coders actually work
Special groups win
Infection, pregnancy, perinatal and injury chapters take priority over body-system chapters. Codes are grouped by clinical axis, not alphabetically.
Dagger and asterisk pairs
Manifestation codes never appear alone. When a code carries an asterisk, the explorer shows its dagger aetiology code and the required sequencing.
Laterality and modifiers
Left and right structures are distinct meshes bound to distinct FMA concepts, so lateralised codes resolve correctly instead of collapsing to an unspecified code.
Live NLM validation
When the local crosswalk has no entry, the explorer queries the NLM Clinical Tables ICD-10-CM service for official titles and current codes.
Canadian standards
Code cards link to summaries of the ICD-10-CA and CCI standards that govern MRDx selection, significance criteria, specificity and clustering.
Bidirectional search
Type an organ to fly the camera to it, or type an ICD-10 code to resolve its finding site and highlight the matching structure.