Chapter XIII - Musculoskeletal
Fractures
Traumatic and pathological fractures classify to entirely different chapters.
Qué significa esto en la práctica
- A fracture through bone weakened by disease, sustained with minimal trauma, is pathological and classifies to M80.- or M84.4-, not to the S-codes.
- Traumatic fractures require an external cause code and, where the jurisdiction mandates it, a place-of-occurrence code.
- Bilateral joint involvement may have a single combination code (for example bilateral primary coxarthrosis) rather than two unilateral codes.
Dónde lo aplica el explorador
traumadegenerative
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Canadian Institute for Health Information. Canadian Coding Standards for Version 2022 ICD-10-CA and CCI. Ottawa, ON: CIHI; 2022. Códigos y clasificaciones del ICIS
Canadian Institute for Health Information. Canadian Coding Standards for Version 2022 ICD-10-CA and CCI. Ottawa, ON: CIHI; 2022. Códigos y clasificaciones del ICIS