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Crushing injury of lower leg

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ICD10CM codes

S87 - Crushing injury of lower leg
S87.8 - Crushing injury of lower leg
S87.82 - Crushing injury of left lower leg
S87.80 - Crushing injury of unspecified lower leg
S87.81 - Crushing injury of right lower leg
S87.80XA - Crushing injury of unspecified lower leg, initial encounter
S87.82XA - Crushing injury of left lower leg, initial encounter
S87.80XS - Crushing injury of unspecified lower leg, sequela
S87.80XD - Crushing injury of unspecified lower leg, subsequent encounter
S87.82XS - Crushing injury of left lower leg, sequela

HCPCS codes

L5637 - Addition to lower extremity, below knee, total contact
L5680 - Addition to lower extremity, below knee, thigh lacer, nonmolded
L5105 - Below knee, plastic socket, joints and thigh lacer, sach foot
L2180 - Addition to lower extremity fracture orthosis, plastic shoe insert with ankle joints
L5620 - Addition to lower extremity, test socket, below knee
L5696 - Addition to lower extremity, above knee or knee disarticulation, pelvic joint
L5682 - Addition to lower extremity, below knee, thigh lacer, gluteal/ischial, molded
L5100 - Below knee, molded socket, shin, sach foot
L2190 - Addition to lower extremity fracture orthosis, waist belt
C8912 - Magnetic resonance angiography with contrast, lower extremity

CPT4 codes

27880 - Amputation, leg, through tibia and fibula
27607 - Incision (eg, osteomyelitis or bone abscess), leg or ankle
27603 - Incision and drainage, leg or ankle; deep abscess or hematoma
29581 - Application of multi-layer compression system; leg (below knee), including ankle and foot
27886 - Amputation, leg, through tibia and fibula; re-amputation
73701 - Computed tomography, lower extremity; with contrast material(s)
27601 - Decompression fasciotomy, leg; posterior compartment(s) only
27889 - Ankle disarticulation
27632 - Excision, tumor, soft tissue of leg or ankle area, subcutaneous; 3 cm or greater
27618 - Excision, tumor, soft tissue of leg or ankle area, subcutaneous; less than 3 cm