S37.828D Other injury of prostate, subsequent encounter

ICD-10-CM S37.828D: Other injury of prostate, subsequent encounter

ICD-10-CM code S37.828D is an active terminology concept identified as other injury of prostate, subsequent encounter. The terminology record classifies this diagnosis under the parent code S37.828 and assigns it the semantic type of Injury or Poisoning. A separate billing article lists this code alongside related prostate injury codes. 1 3

Plain-language overview

The diagnosis concept S37.828D is an active terminology entry with the preferred name other injury of prostate, subsequent encounter, serving as a standardized label within the ICD-10-CM version 2026 terminology. 1

What this code represents

The code S37.828D represents a diagnosis concept classified with the semantic type Injury or Poisoning, and it exists as a narrower concept beneath the parent concept S37.828, which is other injury of prostate. 1

Coding details

The terminology record lists S37.828D as an active concept in ICD-10-CM version 2026, and a separate CMS billing article places this code alongside S37.828S and S37.829A in a prostate injury code list. 1 3

Documentation considerations

The official preferred name for S37.828D is other injury of prostate, subsequent encounter, and the terminology record indicates this active concept has narrower concepts within the ICD-10-CM system. 1

What the sources add

The National Cancer Institute terminology record provides the official active status, preferred name, parent concept, and semantic type for S37.828D, while the CMS article lists the code alongside related prostate injury codes. 1 3

Coverage and utilization context

A CMS billing and coding article for abdominal and pelvis CT imaging includes S37.828D in a code list, and the terminology record confirms the code is active for ICD-10-CM version 2026. 3 1

Clinical context

General clinical literature regarding the prostate discusses prostate cancer diagnostics, localized disease, and metastatic treatments, and notes that prostate cancer is a commonly diagnosed male malignancy globally. 2

Clinical source text notes that when prostate cancer is confined to the prostate it is considered localized and potentially curable, and outlines treatments like hormonal therapy for disease spread outside the prostate. 2

Sources

1. ICD-10-CM S37.828D terminology record — National Cancer Institute Enterprise Vocabulary Services; accessed 2026-07-27.
2. Bookshelf — ncbi.nlm.nih.gov; accessed 2026-07-27.
3. Article - Billing and Coding: CT of the Abdomen and Pelvis (A56421) — cms.gov; accessed 2026-07-27.