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Contusion of diaphragm, sequela

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ICD10CM codes

S27.802S - Contusion of diaphragm, sequela
S27.808S - Other injury of diaphragm, sequela
S27.803S - Laceration of diaphragm, sequela
S27.802 - Contusion of diaphragm
S27.809S - Unspecified injury of diaphragm, sequela
S27.802D - Contusion of diaphragm, subsequent encounter
S27.52XS - Contusion of thoracic trachea, sequela
S27.892S - Contusion of other specified intrathoracic organs, sequela
S27.802A - Contusion of diaphragm, initial encounter
S27.329S - Contusion of lung, unspecified, sequela

HCPCS codes

S9025 - Omnicardiogram/cardiointegram
G9530 - Patient presented with a minor blunt head trauma and had a head ct ordered for trauma by an emergenc
G9529 - Patient with minor blunt head trauma had an appropriate indication(s) for a head ct
G9597 - Pediatric patient with minor blunt head trauma not classified as low risk according to the pecarn pr
G9594 - Patient presented with a minor blunt head trauma and had a head ct ordered for trauma by an emergenc
L1070 - Addition to ctlso or scoliosis orthosis, trapezius sling
A4266 - Diaphragm for contraceptive use
A7501 - Tracheostoma valve, including diaphragm, each
G9593 - Pediatric patient with minor blunt head trauma classified as low risk according to the pecarn predic
D7261 - PRIMARY CLOSURE OF A SINUS PERFORATION

CPT4 codes

39541 - Repair, diaphragmatic hernia (other than neonatal), traumatic; chronic
39540 - Repair, diaphragmatic hernia (other than neonatal), traumatic; acute
39545 - Imbrication of diaphragm for eventration, transthoracic or transabdominal, paralytic or nonparalytic
32120 - Thoracotomy; for postoperative complications
39501 - Repair, laceration of diaphragm, any approach
39560 - Resection, diaphragm; with simple repair (eg, primary suture)
39561 - Resection, diaphragm; with complex repair (eg, prosthetic material, local muscle flap)
39599 - Unlisted procedure, diaphragm
32124 - Thoracotomy; with open intrapleural pneumonolysis
32110 - Thoracotomy; with control of traumatic hemorrhage and/or repair of lung tear