INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF DISEASES

MANUAL
OF THE INTERNATIONAL
STATISTICAL CLASSIFICATION
OF DISEASES, INJURIES, AND
CAUSES OF DEATH

Based on the Recommendations

of the Eighth Revision Conference, 1965,
and Adopted by the Nineteenth World Health Assembly

Volume 1

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

GENEVA
1967
Volume I Introduction
List of Three-digit Categories
Tabular List of Inclusions and Four-digit Sub-
categories
Medical Certification and Rules for Classification
Special Lists for Tabulation
Definitions and Recommendations
Regulations

Volume 2 Alphabetical Index

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p,..
Introduction
General Principles
Historical Review
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Preparations for the Eighth Revision of the International
Classification of Diseases . . . . xm
Report of the International Conference for the Eighth
Revision . . . . . . . . . . . . . XIX

Adoption of the Eighth Revision and Amendment of the

Nomenclature Regulations
Manual of the Eighth Revision XXXII

References • . . . . .

List of Three-digit Categories

Tabular List of Inclusions and Four-digit Subcategories 41

I. Infective and Parasitic Diseases 43
II. Neoplasms 85
III. Endocrine, Nutritional, and Metabolic Diseases 121
IV. Diseases of the Blood and Blood-forming Organs 135
V. Mental Disorders 141
VI. Diseases of the Nervous System and Sense Organs 157
VII. Diseases of the Circulatory System 173
VIII. Diseases of the Respiratory System . . 189
IX. Diseases of the Digestive System . . . 201
X. Diseases of the Genito-urinary System 223
XL Complications of Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the
Puerperium . . . . . . . . . . 239
XII. Diseases of the Skin and Subcutaneous Tissue . 249
XIII. Diseases of the Musculoskeletal System and Connee-
tive Tissue 261
XIV. Congenital Anomalies 271
XV. Certain Causes of Perinatal Morbidity and Mortality 291
XVI. Symptoms and Ill-defined Conditions 303
XVII. Accidents, Poisonings, and Violence 313

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EXVII. Alternative Classification of Accidents, Poisonings,

and Violence (External Cause) 313
NXVII. Alternative Classification of Accidents, Poisonings,
and Violence (Nature of Injury) 363
Supplementary Classifications 4Q!
Classification of Industrial Accidents According to Agency 407
Medical Certification and Rules for Classification 413
Special Tabulation Lists . . . . . . 437
List A. List of 150 Causes for Tabulation of Morbidity and
Mortality 439
List B. List of 50 Causes for Tabulation of Mortality . . . 445
List C. List of 70 Causes for Tabulation of Morbidity 447
List D. List of 300 Causes for Tabulation of Hospital Mor-
bidity . . . . 451
List P. List of tOO Causes for Tabulation of Perinatal Mor-
bidity and Mortality 463
Definitions and Recommendations 467
Regulations . 473
INTRODUCTION
 INTRODUCTION

General Principles

Classification is fundamental to the quantitative study of any pheno-

menOR. It is recognized as the basis of all scientific generalization and is
therefore an essential element in statistical methodology. Uniform
definitions and uniform systems of classification are prerequisites in the
advancement of scientific knowledge. In the study of illness and death,
therefore, a standard classification of disease and injury for statistical
purposes is essential.
There are many approaches to the classification of disease. The
anatomist, for example, may desire a classification based on the part of the
body affected. The pathologist, on the other hand, is primarily interested
in the nature of the disease process. The clinician must consider disease
from these two angles, but needs further knowledge of etiology. In
other words, there are many axes of classification and the particular axis
selected will be determined by the interests ofthe investigator. A statistical
classification of disease and injury will depend, therefore, upon the use to
be made of the statistics to be compiled.
The purpose of a statistical classification is often confused with that of
a nomenclature. Basically a medical nomenclature is a list or catalogue of
approved terms for describing and recording clinical and pathological
observations. To serve its full function, it should be extensive, so that any
pathological condition can be accurately recorded. As medical science
advances, a nomenclature must expand to include new terms n~ssary to
record new observations. Any morbid condition that can be specifically
described will need a specific designation in a nomenclature.
This complete specificity of a nomenclature prevents it from serving
satisfactorily as a statistical classification. When one speaks of statistics,
it is at once inferred that the interest is in a group of cases and not in
individual occurrences. The purpose of a statistical compilation of disease
data is primarily to furnish quantitative data that will answer questions
about groups of cases.
This distinction between a statistical classification and a nomenclature
has always been clear to medical statisticians. The aims of statistical
classification of disease cannot be better summarized than in the following
paragraphs written by William Farr 1 a Cl!ntury ago:
.. The causes of death were tabulated in the early Bills of Mortality (Tables
mortuaires) alphabetically; and this course has the advWltage of not raising any of
those nice questions in which it is vain to expect physicians and statists to agree

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unanimously. But statistics is eminently a science of classification; and it is evident, on

glancing at the subject cursorily, that any classification that brings together in groups
diseases that have considerable affinity, or that are liable to be confounded with each
other, is likely to facilitate the deduction of general principles.
" Classification is a method of generalization. Several classifications may, therefore,
be used with advantage; and the physician, the pathologist, or the jurist, each from his
own point of view, may legitimately classify the diseases and the causes of death in the
way that he thinks best adapted to facilitate his inquiries, and to yield genera! results.
"The medical practitioner may found his main divisions of diseases on their treat-
ment as medical or surgical; the pathologist, on the nature of the morbid action or
product; the anatomist or the physiologist on the tissues and organs involved; the
medical jurist, on the suddenness or the slowness of the death; and all these points well
deserve aHention in a statistical classification .
.. In the eyes of national statists the most impoMant elements are, however, brought
into account in the ancient subdivision of diseases into plagues, or epidemics and
endemics, into diseases of common occurrence (sporadic diseases), which may be
conveniently divided into three classes. and into injuries, the immediate results of vio_
lence or of ex.ternal causes."

A statistical classification of disease must be confined to a limited

number of categories which will encompass the entire range of morbid
conditions. The categories should be chosen so that they will facilitate the
statistical study of disease phenomena. A specific disease entity should
have a separate title in the classification only when i!s separation is
warranted because the frequency of its occurrence, or its importance as a
morbid condition, justifies its isolation as a separate category_ On the
other hand, many titles in the classification will refer to groups of separate
but usually related morbid conditions. Every disease or morbid condition,
however, must have a definite and appropriate place as an inclusion in one
of the categories of the statistical classification. A few items of the
statistical list will be residual titles for other and miscellaneous conditions
which cannot be classified under the more specific titles. These miscel-
laneous categories should be kept to a minimum.
Before a statistical classification can be put into actual use, it is
necessary that a decision be reached as to the inclusions for each category.
These terms should be arranged as a tabular list under each titie, and an
alphabetical index should be prepared. If medical nomenclature were
uniform and standard, such a task would be simple and quite direct.
Actually the doctors who practise and who will be making entries in
medical records or writing medical certificates of death were educated at
different medical schools and over a period of more than fifty years. As a
result, the medical entries on sickness records, hospital records, and death
certificates are certain to be of mixed terminology which cannot be
modernized or standardized by the wave of any magician's wand. All
these terms, good and bad, must be provided for as inclusions in a
statistical classification.
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The construction of a practical scheme of classification of disease and

injury for general statistical use involves various compromises. Efforts to
provide a statistical classification upon a strictly logical arrangement of
morbid conditions have failed in the past. The various titles will represent
a series of necessary compromises between classifications based on
etiology, anatomical site, age, and circumstance of onset, as well as the
quality of information available on medical reports. Adjustments must
also be made to meet the varied requirements of vital statistics offices,
hospitals of different types, medical services of the armed forces, social
insurance organizations, sickness surveys, and numerous other agencies.
While no single classification will fit the specialized needs for all these
purposes, it should provide a common basis of classification for general
statistical use.

Historical Re\"iew

Early history
Sir George H. Knibbs/ the eminent Australian statistician, credited
Fran~ois Bossier de Lacroix (1706-1777), better known as Sauvages, with
the first attempt to classify diseases systematically. Sauvages' comprehen-
sive treatise was published under the title Nosologia Methodica. A con-
temporary ofSauvages was the great methodologist Linnreus (1707-1778),
one of whose treatises was entitled Genera Mo,borum. At the beginning of
the 19th century, the classification of disease in most general use was one
by William Cullen (1710-1790), of Edinburgh, which was published in
1785 under the title Synopsis Nosologia Methodica.
The statistical study of disease, however, began for all practical
purposes with the work of John Graunt on the London Bills of Mortality
a century earlier. The kind of classification which this pioneer had at
his disposal is exemplified by his attempt to estimate the proportion of
liveborn children who died before reaching the age of six years, no
records of age at death being then available. He took all deaths classed as
thrush, convulsions, rickets, teeth and worms, abortives, chrysomes,
infants, livergrown, and overlaid and added to them half the deaths
classed as smallpox, swine pox, measles, and worms without convulsions.
Despite the crudity of this classification his estimate of a 36 per cent
mortality before the age of six years appears from later evidence to have
been a good one. While three centuries have contributed something to
the scientific accuracy of disease classification, there are many who doubt
the usefulness of attempts to compile statistics of disease, or even causes of
death, because of the difficulties of classification. To these, one can quote
Professor Major Greenwood: 3 .. The scientific purist, who will wait for
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medical statistics until they are nosologically exact, IS no wiser than

Horace's rustic waiting for the river to flow away ...
Fortunately for the progress of preventive medicine, the General
Register Office of England and Wales, at its inception in 1837, found in
William Farr (I807-1883}-its first medical statistician-a man who not
only made the best possible llse of the imperfect classifications of disease
available at the time, but laboured to secure better classification and inter-
national uniformity in their use.
Farr found the classification of Cullen in llse in the public services of
his day. It had not been revised so as to embody the advances of medical
science, nor was it deemed by him to be satisfactory for statistical pur-
poses. In the first Annual Report of the Registrar General, therefore, he
discussed the principles that should govern a statistical classification of
disease and urged the adoption of a uniform classification in the following
paragraph that has been quoted so regularly in both the British and
American Manuals of the International List of Causes of Death:
"The advantages of a uniform statistical nomenclature, however imperfect, ar,;: so
obvious, that it is surprising no attention has been paid to its enforcement in Bills of
Mortality. Each disease has, in many instances, been denoted by three or four terms,
and each term has been applied to as many different diseases: vague, inconvenient
names have been employed, or complications have been registered instead of primary
diseases. The nomenclature is of as much importance in this department of inquiry as
weights and measures in the physical sciences, and should be settled without delay." •

Both nomenclature and statistical classification received constant

study and consideration by Farr in his annual " utters" to the Registrar
General published in the Annual Reports of the Registrar General. The
utility of a uniform classification of causes of death was so strongly
recognized at the first International Statistical Congress, held at Brussels
in 1853, that it requested Dr. William Farr and Dr. Marc d'Espine, of
Geneva, to prepare" uoe nomenclature uniforme des cau~s de deces
applicable a tous les pays ".5 At the next Congress, at Paris in 1855, Farr
and d'Espine submitted two separate lists which were based on very dif-
ferent principles. Farr's classification was arranged under five groups:
Epidemic diseases, Constitutional (general) diseases, Local diseases
arranged according to anatomical site, Developmental diseases, and
diseases that are the direct result of violence. D'Espine classified diseases
according to their nature (gouty, herpetic, hrematic, etc.). The Congress
adopted a compromise list of 139 rubrics. In 1864, this classification was
revised at Paris" sur Ie modele de celIe de W. Farr ", and was subsequently
revised in 1874, 1880, and 1886. Although there was never any universal
acceptance of this classification, the general arrangement, including the
principle of classifying diseases by anatomical site, proposed by Farr has
survived as the basis of the International List of Causes of Death.
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Adoption of International List of Causes of Death

The International Statistical Institute, the successor to the Inter~
national Statistical Congress, at its meeting in Vienna in 1891, charged a
committee, of which Dr. Jacques Bertillon (1851 ~ 1922), Chef des Travaux
statistiques de la ville de Paris, was chairman, with the preparation of a
classification of causes of death. It is of interest to note that Bertillon was
the grandson of Dr. Achille Guillard, a noted botanist and statistician,
who had introduced the resolution requesting FaIT and d'Espine to
prepare a uniform classification at the First Statistical Congress in 1853.
The report of this committee was presented by Bertillon at the meeting of
the International Statistical Institute at Chicago in 1893 and adopted by it.
The classification prepared by Bertillon was based on the classification of
causes of death used by the City of Paris, which, since its revision in 1885,
represented a synthesis of English, German, and Swiss classifications. The
classification was based on the principle, adopted by Farr, of distinguish~
ing between general diseases and those localized to a particular organ or
anatomical site. In accordance with the instructions of the Vienna
Congress made at the suggestion of Dr. L. Guillaume, the Director
of the 'Federal Bureau of Statistics of Switzerland, Bertillon included
three classifications: the first, an abridged classification of 44 titles; the
second, a classification of 99 titles; and the third, a classification of
161 titles.
The Bertillon Classification of Causes of Death, as it was at first
called, received general approval and was adopted by several countries,
as well as by many cities. The classification was first used in North
America by Dr. Jesus E. Monjanis for the statistics of San Luis de Potosi,
Mexico. 6 In 1898, the American Public Health Association, at its meeting
in Ottawa, Canada, recommended the adoption of the Bertillon Classifica~
tion by registrars of Canada, Mexico, and the United States. The Asso~
dation further suggested that the classification be revised every ten
years.
At the meeting of the International Statistical Institute at Christiania
in 1899, Dr. Bertillon presented a report on the progress of the classifica~
tion, including the recommendations of the American Public Health
Association for decennial revisions. The International Statistical Institute
then adopted the following resolution:
.. The International Statistical Institute, convinced of the necessity of using in the
different countries comparable nomenclatures:
" Learns with pleasure of the adoption by all the statistical offices of North America,
by some of those of South America, and by some in Europe, of the system of cause of
death nomenclature presented in 1893;
" Insists vigorously that this system of nomenclature be adopted in principle and
without revision, by an the statistical institutions of Europe;
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" Approves, at least in its general lines, the system of decennial revision proposed by
the American Public Health A$SOf;iation at ils OUawa session (1898);
" Urges the statistical offices who have not yet adhered, 10 do so without delay, and
to contribute to the comparability of the cause of death nomenclature." 7

The French Government therefore convoked at Paris, in August 1900,

the first International Conference for the revision of the Bertillon or
International Classification of Causes of Death. Delegates from 26
countries attended this Conference. A detailed classification of causes of
death consisting of 179 groups and an abridged classification of 35 groups
were adopted on 21 August 1900. The desirability of decennial revisiom
was recognized, and the French Government was requested to call the
next meeting in 1910. Actually the next conference was held in 1909, and
the Government of France called succeeding conferences in 1920, 1929,
and 1938.
Dr. Bertillon continued as the guiding force in the promotion of the
International List of Causes of Death, and the revisions of 1900, 1910,
and 1920 were carried out under his leadership. As Secretary.General of
the International Conference, he sent out the provisional revision for 1920
to more than 500 persons, asking for comments. His death in 1922 left the
International Conference without a guiding hand.
At the 1923 session of the International Statistical Institute, M. Michel
Huber, Bertillon's successor in France, recognized this lack ofleadership
and introduced a resolution for the International Statistical Institute to
renew its stand of 1893 in regard to the International Classification of
Causes of Death and to co·operate with other international organizations
in preparation for subsequent revisions. The Health Organization of the
League of Nations had also taken an active interest in vital statistics and
appointed a Commission of Statistical Experts to study the classification
of diseases and causes of death, as well as other problems in the field of
medical statistics. Dr. E. Roesle, Chief of the Medical Statistical Service
of the German Health Bureau and a member of the Commission of
Expert Statisticians, prepared a monograph that listed the expansion in
the rubrics of the 1920 International List of Causes of Death that would
be required if the classification was to be used in the tabulation of statistics
of morbidity. This careful study was published by the Health Organiza-
tion of the League of Nations in 1928. 8 In order to co-ordinate the work
of both agencies, an international commission, known as the " Mixed
Commission ", was created with an equal number of representatives from
the International Statistical Institute and the Health Organization of the
League of Nations. This Commission drafted the proposals for the
Fourth (1929) and the Fifth (1938) revisions of the International List of
Causes of Death.
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The Sixth and Seventh Revisions

The International Health Conference,held in New York: City in 1946
entrusted the Interim Commission of the World HealthOrganization with
the responsibility of undertaking preparatory work for the next decennial
revision of the International Lists of Causes of Death and for the estab~
lishment of International Lists of Causes of Morbidity. 9 The International
Conference for the Sixth Revision of the International Lists of Diseases
and Causes of Death was convened in Paris in April 1948 by the Govern~
ment of France and its secretariat was entrusted jointly to the competent
French administrations and to the World Health Organization which had
carried out the preparatory work under the Arrangement concluded by
the governments represented at the International Health Conference in
1946. 9
The Sixth Decennial Revision Conference marked the beginning of a
new era in international vital and health statistics. Apart from approving
a comprehensive list for both mortality and morbidity and ag"reeing on
international rules for selecting the underlying cause of death it recom-
mended the adoption of a comprehensive programme of international
co~operation in the field of vital and health statistics, including the
establishment of national committees on vital and health statistics for the
purpose of co~ordinating statistical activities in the country and to serve
as a link between the national statistical institutions and the World
Health Organization. lo
The International Conference for the Seventh Revision of the Inter-
national Lists of Diseases and Causes of Death was held in Paris under
WHO auspices in February 1955.1' In accordance with a recommenda~
tion of the WHO Expert Committee on Health Statistics 12 this revision
was limited to essential changes and amendments of errors and inconsis~
tencies.

Preparations for the Eighth Revision of the International Classification

of Diseases

The International Conference for the Seventh Revision, 1955,

recognizing that the Eighth Revision would be a major one, recom-
mended that work be started early on the national and international level
in laying the foundation for that revision.1'
Following the recommendation preparatory work was undertaken at
several levels: at the national level, on the initiative of the agencies com-
piling vital and health statistics; in bipartite and tripartite meetings of
interested countries; through regional efforts co-ordinating the activities
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within the region and in the WHO Secretariat, in collaboration with the
WHO Centre for Classification of Diseases in London and the Latin
American Centre for Classification of Diseases in Caracas, and with
expert committees meeting on various technical subjects involving
the International Classification of Diseases.

Expert Committee on Health Statistics

The WHO Expert Committee on Health Statistics in its sixth report 13
recommended that WHO arrange for early meetings to consider the statis-
tical classification of cardiovascular diseases, mental disorders, and causes
of perinatal morbidity and mortality. In its seventh report 14 the Expert
Committee reviewed progress to date and drew up a schedule of prepara-
tory meetings leading to the revision. The Committee discussed develop-
ments since 1948 in the position, extent of application and importance of
the Classification in the field of public health and medical research.
Before 1948, the year of the Sixth Revision, the International Classifica-
tion concerned a limited number of countries. The development of health
services in an ever-increasing number of countries made the Classification
a routine tool in public health practice all over the world. In addition the
growing emphasis on morbidity statistics had tremendously enlarged the
field of its application. The International Classification as such or in an
expanded form was more and more being used in establishing an index to
hospital case histories so as to make the diagnostic information contained
in them easily accessible for study. It could be seen that was is essential
that the Classification be properly adjusted to meet the manifold demands
made upon it.
A Sub-Committee on Classification of Diseases of the Expert Com-
mittee on Health Statistics held its first meeting in November 1961 to
examine the usefulness of the International Classification of Diseases as a
whole and its various disease sections and to make recommendations in
respect of the preparation of its Eighth Revision. In reviewing the various
purposes for which the ICD was being used the Sub-Committee stressed
that the basic function of the !CD was that of classifying morbidity and
mortality data for statistical presentation. While recognizing that this
function should be the primary consideration in revising the Classification,
the Sub-Committee recommended that the Eighth Revision of the ICD
should not prejudice its use for other purposes. The Sub-Committee con-
sidered in detail the classifications of mental disorders, cardiovascular
diseases and causes of perinatal morbidity and mortality and made te'n-
tative proposals for their revision. The report of the Sub-Committee l5
was submitted to national administrations for study or action on the
recommendations contained in it, with the request that WHO be informed
of national revision studies and their results.
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The Expert Committee on Health Statistics in its Eighth Report 16

noted the First Report of its Sub-Committee on Classification of Diseases
and reviewed subsequent developments. Several countries notified WHO
that the proposals of the Sub-Committee were being studied by the com-
petent authorities; some of them reported on the results of the discussions.

National activities
In the United Kingdom the General Register Office Advisory Com-
mittee on Medical Nomenclature and Statistics was studying the clas-
sification of congenital malformations and disorders, cardiovascular
diseases, mental disorders and the general structure of the lCD, involving
for example the classification of symptoms, and short lists in relation to
the numerical arrangement of the ICD.
In the United States of America the Sub-Committee on the Inter-
national List Revision, apart from continuing its work on other subjects,
was examining the structure of the Classification on the one hand with a
view to multiple-cause tabulations and on the other in terms of " com-
bination categories" intended to provide the maximum information in a
single code.
Several other countries had established committees for the preparation
of the revision, such as Australia, Czechoslovakia, Japan and the USSR
(in co-ordination with those of other East European countries). A number
of Latin American countries were co-operating in the inter-regional
revision programme discussed below.

International activities
On the international level the Regional Advisory Committee on
Classification of Diseases of the Pan American Health Organization
(WHO Regional Office for the Americas) held its first meeting in February
1961, made preliminary proposals for the classification of diseases
attributable to viruses and rickettsial diseases, and recommended a
programme for promoting and co-ordinating activities in the region in
respect of the revision. l ? The Latin American Centre for Classification of
Diseases organized studies in the region, as recommended by the Advisory
Committee, in respect of the classification of nutritional deficiencies,
diarrhoeal diseases and infectious diseases.
At its second session in 1962 18 the Regional Advisory Committee
reviewed the activities in the region and outlined further steps in fulfilling
the programme. In view of the effective co-operation of a number of
Latin American countries (e.g. Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, Panama,
Peru and Venezuela) and progress made in this work it was felt that a
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co-ordinated revision proposal could be submitted which would refleet

the experiences, views and needs of the region.
The WHO Centre for Classification of Diseases participated in the
work of the revision sub-committee of the General Register Office
Advisory Committee and was also engaged in giving effect to other
recommendations of the WHO Sub-Committee, such as exploring a
possible simplification of the alphabetical index and studying the useful-
ness of the ICD in classifying morbidity data from various sources.
At its third meeting in July 1963 19 the PAHO Regional Advisory
Committee on International Classification of Diseases reviewed comments
from the countries of the region and made detailed proposals for the clas-
sification ofinfeetious and parasitic diseases, nutritional deficiency diseases
and pernicious and nutritional deficiency anaemias. It also proposed a
list of 76 titles for the presentation of causes of mortality for the Americas.
The Sub-Committee on Classification of Diseases of the Expert Com-
mittee at its second meeting in November 1963:W reviewed the comments
and proposals received from countries in response to its first report and to
the various progress reports; the recommendations of the PAHO
Regional Advisory Committee on International Classification of Diseases ;
and the report of an ad hoc WHO Meeting on Classification of Mental
Disorders. ~l On the basis of this material the Sub-Committee formulated
recommendations concerning the general structure of the Classification
and the revision of its individual chapters. The second report of the Sub-
Committee followed in succession by the revision proposals on individual
sections was circulated to national administrations for comment. An
ad hoc meeting of dental specialists and stomatologists was held in Geneva
in September 1962 to design a classification of diseases of the mouth and
tecth.

Final preparations
The final preparatory step in connexion with the Eighth Revision was
a meeting of the Expert Committee on Health Statistics, held in Geneva
from 27 October to 2 November 1964. In its report, the Ninth Report 22 of
the Expert Committee on Health Statistics, the Committee noted the
second report of the Sub-Committee on Classification of Diseases, and
gave detailed consideration to various points regarding the general
structure of the Classification, including the numbering system and the
role of the fourth digit categories. In reviewing individual sections, the
Committee decided on major issues in each section and gave guidance on
oth.:r items to be dealt with by the Secretariat after appropriate technical
consultation. The following is a summary of the decisions of the Com-
mittee in regard to certain sections of the Classification:
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I. Infectious and Parasitic Diseases. The Committee recommended that
this section should be restricted to diseases generally recognized as
" communicable" or "transmissible" and that local infectious con-
ditions, such as abscess or eczema, should be classified with the organ in
the systemic sections of the Classification. After considering for and
against the transfer of respiratory infections from Section VIII to
Section I, the Committee decided to maintain these conditions in Section
VIII, Diseases of the Respiratory System. On the other hand, they recom-
mended that unspecified diarrhoeal diseases should be collected in one
category under intestinal infectious diseases in Section I.
A proposal had been made by the USSR that the axis of classification
within Section I should be mode of transmission. The Committee noted
that countries were divided in their views on this and that it differed
basically from the system adopted by PAHO, where microbial etiology
was the major axis, with further breakdown by mode of transmission.
The Committee weighed the arguments presented for and against the
mode of transmission as axis of classification. Against the consistent
employment of this axis were arguments such as unfamiliar and unusual
groupings of diseases subject to different methods of control; the disper-
sion of disease groups by organism under several sub-sections; the
secondary interest in the mode of transmission for many purposes; and
the still divided opinions in respect of a number of diseases. On the other
hand it was pointed out that for instance arthropod-borne diseases
formed a homogeneous group from the point of view of prevention and
that even the clinician primarily concerned with the clinical syndrome
must, apart from the microbial etiology, take into account the epidemio-
logical aspect of the disease in order to arrive at the correct diagnosis.
The Committee, while regarding the mode of transmission as a useful
axis of classification for this section, recognized that there was not suf-
ficient experience at the present time to employ it as the major axis and
agreed that the infectious diseases should expediently be arranged accord-
ing to several axes, keeping together groups of diseases by organism,
i.e. mycoses, helminthiases, viral, bacterial and spirochaetal diseases.
Within these sectors the grouping and order of diseases should be accord-
ing to the mode of transmission as well as according to the infectious
agent. The Committee concluded that with the advance of knowledge, the
arrangement could be improved and perfected in further revisions with
added attention to the mode of transmission.
V. Mental Disorders. A draft classification had been prepared by a
Preparatory Meeting on Classification of Mental Disorders 21 that took
place in Geneva and was reviewed by the Sub-Committee on Classifica-
tion of Diseases at its second session. In the Expert Committee discus-
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sion centred round two controversial items, "reactive psychosis" and

"anti-social personality", concerning which arguments were put forward
for their inclusion and their exclusion from ICD. As regards the axes of
classification used for mental retardation, the Committee recommended
that the degree of retardation should be categorized at the three-digit
level and etiology by the fourth digit.

VII. Diseases of the Ciulilatory System. This section had been COn-
sidered at several meetings, a revision proposal being already given in the
first report of the Sub-Committee on Classification of Diseases. While
certain sub-sections of this original proposal were little affected by sub-
sequent discussions (e.g. rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease)
various views had been expressed and proposals submitted on the clas-
sification of "hypertensive disease" and" ischaemic heart disease".
The issues involved were the identification of hypertension and the amount
of information the categories should convey on multiple cardiovascular
manifestations.
In regard to combination categories, the Committee agreed that it
would be desirable to limit their introduction to those necessary to identify
associations of hypertension and its manifestations in the heart, brain and
kidneys.
To identify hypertension the alternatives were either to take hyper-
tension as the primary axis of classification, identifying manifestations in
three- or four-digit categories within this main heading, or else to use the
manifestations as the primary three-digit axis and to record the presence
or absence of hypertension in the fourth digit. The Committee remained
undecided on the question, leaving it for further consideration by WHO.
At the Revision Conference in 1965 the former alternative was adopted,
except for ischaemic heart disease and cerebrovascular disease, where
hypertension is identified at the fourth digit.
XV. Certain Causes of Perinatal Morbidity and Mortality. This section
was unique in that it required to take simultaneous account of conditions
in two individuals-the mother and the child. A major question therefore
was the relative weight to be given to the two. In the revision proposal
before the Committee causes in the mother had been classified in the three-
digit categories and effects in the child in four-digit sub-divisions. After
considering requests that since the section was primarily concerned with
foetal effects these axes should be reversed. the Committee decided to
retain the arrangement as proposed.
EXVII. Alternative Classification of ACCidents, Poisonings and Violence
(External Cause). Two proposals had been put forward for this section,
one from the United Kingdom, the other from the United States of
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America. The United Kingdom proposal classified industrial accidents
broadly in line with the classification of industrial accidents of the Inter-
national Labour Organisation, according to type of accident and the
agency involved. The Committee considered that a synthesis of the two
proposals was possible and further recommended that the classification
be informative at the three-digit level, especially for the benefit of coun-
tries with small populations, for whom a four-digit system was too ela-
borate, and that the place of accident be identified in a code separate
from the classification.
NXVII. Alternative Classification of Accidents, Poisonings and Violence
(Natureof Injury J. Again two national proposals came underconsidera-
tion, one submitted by the United Kingdom and the other by the United
States of America. The United States version followed closely the
existing N code in the Seventh Revision of JCD, except for the section
"Effects of poison ", which was considerably expanded. The United
Kingdom draft was related to the ILO classification of nature of injury for
use in the classification of industrial accidents and introduced a two-digit
code for site to be cross-classified with a two-digit code for the main types
of injury. The Committee were impressed with arguments for the
desirability of continuity with the existing classification and for the need
for different details in different types of injury which cannot be provided
by a standard list of sites. The Committee accordingly favoured the
United States proposal and recommended it as a basis for the revision of
the section.

Report of the International Conference for the Eighth Revision

The International Conference for the Eighth Revision of the Inter-

national Classification of Diseases convened by the World Health Organi-
za[jon met in the Palais des Nations, Geneva, from 6 to 12 July 1965.
The Conference was attended by the following 36 Member States and one
Associate Member:
Australia India
Austria Iran
Bulgaria Israel
Canada Italy
Czechoslovakia Japan
Denmark Kuwail:
Finland Madagascar
France Mali
Federal Republic of Germany Nether!ands
Ghana Norway
Guatemala Poland
Hungary Portugal
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Romania Union of Soyiet Socialist Republics

Saudi Arabia United Kingdom of Great Britain
Spain and Northern Ireland
S....eden United States of America
S.... itzerland Venezuela
Thailand Yugoslayia
Togo Mauritius, Associate Member

The United Nations Organization and the International Labour

Organisation as well as three international non-governmental organiza-
tions, namely, the International League of Dermatological Societies, the
International Society of Cardiology and the International Union against
Cancer, sent representatives to participate in the Conference.
Dr P. D. Dorolle, Deputy Director-General or. the World Health
Organization, opened the Conference on behalf of the Director-General.
It was agreed that the sessions be public and that the Rules of Procedure
for Expert Committees, except Article 3, and Articles 43, 44 and 45 of the
Rules of Procedure of the Executive Board apply for the conduct of the
sessions.
The Conference elected the following officers:
Chairman: Mr M. Reed
Registrar General fOf Enllland and Wales.,
General Rellister Office
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Vice-Chairmen: Dr F. E.Under
Director
National Center for Health Statistics
United States of America
Dr V. K. Ovearov
Chief
Health Statistics
Department of the Semashko Institute of Health Administration and
History of Medicine
Union of Soyiet Socialist Republics
Dr D. Curiel
fonner!y Medical Chief
Division of Epidemiology and Vilal Statistics
Ministry of Health
Venezuela
Rapponeurs : Dr M. J. Aubenque
Chef
Diyision des Statistiques sanitaires
Institut national de la Statistique et des Etudes economiques
France
Dr R. H. C. Wells
First Assistant Director-General
Commonwealth Department of Health
Australia
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The Conference adopted an agenda which, apart from the Eighth

Revision of the International Classification of Diseases and matters
related to it, included other items reflecting national and international
developments in the field of health statistics.

I. Eighth Revision a/the International Classification of Diseases (ICD)

1.1 General structure of the Classification

Before reviewing the revision proposals for the various sections of the
Classification, the Conference considered some of its more general
aspects.

1.1.1. Numbering system of the Classification

The Conference recalled the comments of the Expert Committee on

Health Statistics in its Ninth Report 22 on the numbering system of the
Classification and endorsed the view that the three-digit categories should
form" the basic framework of the ICD in all its varied applications". In
regard to the fourth digit, the Expert Committee had said:
" The rolc of the fourth digit was the identification of greater detail within the three-
digit categories. The extent of the detail needed would vary for different applications of
the ICD; greater, for example, in diagnostic indexing and special studies than in routine
statistical use. Furthermore, the fourth·digit detail required in the various sections of
the Classification would differ in different countries or regions. The lCD, therefore,
should include the essential and desirable fourth-digit sub·divisions but countries
should be free to usc them 0[" not or even to prepare their own fourth·digit adaptations
instead. The Committee considered, however, that the internationally recommended
four·digit structure would be suitable for most purposes and that countries would only
rarely need to depart from it. Any departure from the fourth digits of the leo must be
clearly identified as such and must not affect the contents of the three-digit categories
concerned. ,.

The Conference appreciated the need for flexibility at the level of the
fourth digit, though it was clear that in some sections, e.g. the perinatal
section, meaningful statistics would require four-digit coding, but was
concerned that the option to vary the fourth digit breakdown should not
be used more than is necessary. The Conference considered that this
option ne~d be exercised only in exceptional circumstances, when the
internationally recommended fourth digits were inappropriate for national
purposes and could not be expanded with suitable additional fourth-digit
categories. Subject to this comment, the Conference endorsed the views
of the Expert Committee on this subject.
It was also agreed that when it was appropriate and possible to
include separate subcategories for" Other" and" Unspecified ", they
should be numbered consistently .8 and .9.
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1.1.2 Classification of symptoms

The Conference agreed on the continuing need for a special section of
the ICD for the classification of symptoms which do not point definitely
to a given diagnosis and cannot therefore be assigned to a category in the
disease sections of the code. It was appreciated that a final revision of this
section would require a systematic review of all 'terms in the present
alphabetical jndex in relation to this criterion.

1.1.3 Notes under JCD categories

The Conference requested WHO to review the notes defining the
content of categories with a view to making them more immediately
intelligible to coders and to persons using the Classification for the
purpose of interpreting published statistics.

1.1.4 Supplementary classifications

The Conference reviewed the functions of the supplementary (Y) clas-
sifications. That for causes of stillbirth would now disappear since it was
integrated into Section XV, .. Certain causes of perinatal morbidity and
mortality". The categories YOO-Y29 were regarded as essential to
provide a full count of admissions to hospital, attendances at out-
patient clinics, etc. in respect of persons who were not sick and who could
not, therefore, be classified to the main code. The Conference accordingly
considered that this classification, suitably revised, should appear in the
Manual of the ICD.
The classification of impairments in categories Y40-Y88 was seen as a
parallel code, collecting in one group a number of conditions scattered
throughout the main code. It had been used by some countries in health
surveys and the Conference, appreciating that such surveys were likely to
increase, considered that it would be useful ifsuch a classification appeared
in the Manual of the ICD for optional use.

1.2 Categories and subcategories of the JCD

The Conference considered the recommendations in the ninth report
of the Expert Committee on Health Statistics 22 and the revision proposals
annexed to it, which were the outcome of two meetings of the Sub-
Committee on Classification of Diseases and of comments from countries.
The Conference established a working group to examine national amend-
ments submitted during the Conference.
Adopting, with a few modifications, the report of the working group,
amending the revision proposals, the Conference
 INTRODUCTION XXIII

Recommends that the revised Detailed List of Categories and Sub-

Categories shown in Annex 2 *" constitute the Eighth Revision of the
International Classification of Diseases.
1.3 Editing of Manual
The Conference recognized that certain inconsistencies may come to
light during the process of editing, especially in preparing the list of
inclusions, and agreed that the Secretariat effect the necessary corrections.
2. Related Matters
2.1 International Form of Medical Certificate of Cause of Death
The Conference noted that the Expert Committee on Health Statistics
and its Sub-Committee did not propose any change of substance in the
International Form. While endorsing this view the Conference discussed
the value of some editorial changes which appeared useful from the
experience of some countries. It was also stressed that explicit definitions
should be given in the Manual of the ICD for the items contained in the
medical certificate. Attention was called to the need for additional ques-
tions outside the medical certificate of cause of death to obtain informa-
tion on the type and circumstances of violent deaths which would allow
proper classification in the External-cause Section.
The Conference having considered the views expressed on the medical
certificate of cause of death
Recommends that no change of substance be introduced in the Inter-
national Form of Medical Certificate of Cause of Death; that the Inter-
national Form be reviewed in respect of editorial improvement; and that
explicit definitions be given in the Manual of the items in the Medical
Certificate of Cause of Death. Further Recommends that countries who
have not already done so make provisions in the death certificate for
obtaining information on the type and circumstances of violent deaths.
The Conference also discussed the variations bound to exist in stating
the cause of death in respect of completeness, accuracy and reporting
habits. It noted with satisfaction the studies made or being made on the
national and international level and considered it desirable that such
studies be undertaken with a view to increasing the reliability of the basic
data and to improve medical certification of cause of death.
2.2 Lists for tabulation of morbidity and mortality data
The Conference reviewed the lists of 100 and 300 titles submitted to
the Conference which had been drawn up in accordance with a recom-
*" The Annex is not reproduced here. It is represented by the titles of the three-digit
categories and four-digit subcategories given in this volume.
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mendation of the Sub-Committee on Classification of Diseases. 15,2o Con-

cern was expressed that these lists were too long for the convenient
publication of statistics, especially when cross-classified with sex and age
or other factors. The Conference considered that lists of the present
length of 50 and 150 titles were sufficient for the purposes required by the
WHO Nomenclature Regulations:
Recommends that WHO revise the Intermediate List of ISO Causes
and the Abbreviated List of 50 Causes and circulate them to countries for
comment before deciding their final form and including them in the
Manual.
The Conference considered that a longer list, of 250 to 300 tities, might
well be included in the Manual for optional use.
2.3 WHO Nomenclature Regulations
The Conference considered and supported a proposal for amending
the Nomenclature Regulations to enable countries to review and restate
their positions on these Regulations following each revision of the ICD.
It was recognized that the adoption of the Eighth ICD Revision would
necessitate consequential amendments to some of the articles of the
Nomenclature Regulations and that, in particular, Articles I and 200fthe
present Regulations did not provide in a simple manner for periodical
revisions of the ICD. It was suggested that the Regulations should be
simplified by removing technical details concerning items such as age
groupings from the basic articles and by listing them separately elsewhere
within the Regulations. The Conference further noted that some of the
articles, such as Article II referring to the confidential nature of medical
information given on death certificates, made mandatory international
obligations on matters which are of solely national concern.
The Conference therefore
Recommends that WHO re-examine the Nomenclature Regulations
taking into account the above comments, and any further proposals put
forward by Member countries, and prepare revised daft regulations for
submission to the World Health Assembly.
The Conference was informed that Member countries would be given
an opportunity to examine and comment upon a preliminary draft of the
revised Regulations before preparation in a final form for submission to
the World Health Assembly.
2.4 Adaptation of the JeD for diagnostic indexing of hospital records
The Conference noted that the current ICD had been adapted by a
number of countries for the purposes of diagnostic indexing, and that
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these adaptations had been welcomed and widely used in hospitals. There
was no doubt that interest in this use of the lCD was both strong and grow-
ing. At least one of these adaptations, however, had found it necessary to
depart from the three-digit structure of the lCD, and this had led to some
confusion in coding.
The Expert Committee on Health Statistics in its ninth report 22
had recommended that WHO should prepare such an adaptation on the
basis of the eighth revision of the lCD, using the three-digit categories as
the framework. The view was expressed to the Conference that in some
countries the same personnel handled records from many sources and
that for them there would be some advantage if the fourth digits for cod-
ing and for indexing conformed as closely as possible.
The Conference noted that the Eighth Revision of the ICD had been
constructed with hospital indexing needs in mind and considered that the
revised classification would be suitable in itself for hospital use in some
countries. However, it was recognized that the basic Classification may
provide inadequate detail for diagnostic indexing in other countries.
The Conference, therefore,
Recommends that WHO, taking into consideration the increased speci-
ficity required, preparc an adaptation of the revised classification more
widely applicable for hospital indexing.
An essential complement to a diagnostic index is a code of operations
and procedures. Examples of such a code had been prepared by several
countries and the Sub-committee on Classification of Diseases in its first
report I~ recommended that WHO should take steps towards developing
a similar code for international use. The Conference suggested that one of
the national codes should be circulated by WHO and the comments
received used as the basis for an international code.
2.5 Multiple-cause tabulation and analysis
Papers were presented to the Conference on the need for and problems
concerned in full-scale multiple-cause analysis and on the possibilities of
more modest approaches. The Conference, although recognizing the
importance of the underlying cause of death for the presentation of his-
torical series, appreciated the need to supplement single-cause statistics
by total counts of conditions reported on the medical certificate of cause
of death and, more importantly, by the demonstration of syndromes of
associated conditions leading to death.
The Conference, noting that several countries had either started or
were about 10 start multiple cause tabulations,
Recommends that interested countries inform WHO of their plans for
introducing multiple cause analysis and that WHO act as the co-ordinat-
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ing body for international collaboration in developing uniform rules and

procedures for coding and tabulation.
The Conference considered that the value of a more limited approach
should not be overlooked. This might take the form of a thorough analy-
sis of one or two different diseases each year or the continuous routine
identification of a small number of associations.
The Conference stressed that the value of multiple cause analysis
depended on the completeness of the entries on the medical certificate of
cause of death in respect of the" syndrome of cause of death" and
contributory causes. In order to obtain the full value of multiple cause
analysis certifiers need advance instruction on how to complete the certi-
ficate for this purpose.
Multiple tabulation of causes of death should be supplemented by the
study of associations of diseases through multiple tabulations of morbidity
data.

2.6 Rules for selection of cause of death

Application of the rules of selection, and particularly comparisons of
their use in different coding offices, had shown the need for some clari-
fication and, if possible, simplification in order to reduce the possibility of
differences in interpretation as stressed by the Sub-Committee on Classi-
fication of Diseases. 15 Noting the experience acquired in comparisons of
coding conducted by the WHO Centres for Classification of Diseases and
by Regional Offices of WHO, the Conference
Recommends that WHO revise the Rules for selection of cause of
death, seeking advice from the WHO Centre and the Latin-American
Centre for Classification of Diseases, from WHO Regional Offices with
experience in this matter, and from other competent sources.

2.7 Definitions and other issues relating to perinatal morbidity and

mortality

2.7.1 Definition of foetal death

The Conference recognized the difficulties encountered in many coun-
tries in the practical application of the criteria of" evidence of life "in the
WHO definition of foetal death, as had already been pointed out by the
Sub-Committee on Classification of DiseasesY It was impossible to
ensure that all birth attendants did in fact strictly apply the definition, but
these criteria were intended as a guide to them in their decision as to
whether a child was born alive or dead. Taking also into account the
scant response from countries in respect of a change, the Conference did
not see any useful purpose in amending the definition.
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2.7.2 Definition of the perinatal period

The Conference endorsed the definition of the perinatal period pro·
posed by the Sub·Committee on Classification of Diseases in its second
report 20 as extending from the 28th week of gestation to the seventh day
of life. While agreeing that these were practical limits for international
purposes, the Conferer.ce noted that some countries extended the coHee·
tion of pertinent data down to the 20th week of gestation and up to the
28th day of life, preparing tabulations for both the restricted and the
wider period. The Conference considered that such extensions should be
encouraged, since their effect was to improve coverage of registration con·
cerning the restricted period by removing the temptation to understate
the duration of pregnancy at and around the 28th week in order to avoid
the inconvenience of registering the birth.
In respect of tabulations concerning the perinatal period, the Con-
ference urged the collection of data on the period of gestation, birth·
weight, parity and other relevant factors and their cross-tabulation by
cause of death.
2.7.3 Recording 0/ causes 0/ perinatal death
The Conference endorsed the view of the Sub-Committee on Classifi-
cation of Diseases, expressed in its second report,20 that medical certi-
ficates of cause of foetal death should be in the same sequential arrange-
ment as the normal death certificate. This arrangement allowed the
certifier to indicate his opinion on the relationship between causes in the
foetus and causes in the mother, and was for this reason preferable to the
independent recording of foetal and maternal conditions.
Information on maternal conditions was also needed for the neonatal
deaths included in the perinatal period. The Conference urged that where
a certificate common to the whole perinatal period was not in use, coun-
tries should make provisions for the recording of details of causes in the
mother on whatever form of certificate was in use for the neonatal deaths.

27.4. Recording 0/ other data pertinent to the perinatal period

The Conference agreed with the list of items regarded by the Sub-
committee on Classification of Diseases in its first report 15 as the
minimum of information required for a proper analysis of perinatal mor-
tality; cause of death, time of death (ante-, intra-, or post-partum), sex,
maternal age, plurality, birth order or parity, attendant at birth, place of
birth, duration of pregnancy in weeks, birth-weight.
This type of information was easier to secure in respect of foetal
deaths, but was equally necessary forthe neonatal component of perinatal
mortality. The Conference noted that some countries used a common
xxvm INTRODUCTION

form of certificate for the whole perinatal period and, while regarding this
as a useful solution to the problem of securing comparable information on
the foetal and neonatal components, appreciated the difficulties attending
its introduction in other countries. In some countries, the information
was available on the birth record and a process of record-matching could
be used to relate it to the death. The Conference did not recommend any
particular solution, but stressed the importance of securing the data by one
method or another.

2.8 Publication of revised Manual

The Conference noted that the Eighth Revision of the ICD was
intended to come into use on I January 1968, and recognized the large
amount of work involved in incorporating the revision changes, editing
and producing the volumes ofthe Manual in several languages. However,
the Conference considered it essential that the revised Manual be issued
in 1967 so that countries could take all necessary steps for introducing
the Eighth Revision into national practice by the beginning of 1968,
including compilation of national adaptations in languages other than the
official versions.
The Conference accordingly

Recommends that WHO should issue the revised Manual as early as

possible during 1967.
The Conference suggested that consideration should be given to the
inclusion in the Manual of the ICD of the" Classification of Industrial
Accidents According to Agency" 23 prepared by the International
Labour Office, for use by countries which wished to supplement the ICD
code of external causes.
The Conference was informed that plans were under consideration for
publishing the Manual in Russian as one of the official languages in addi-
tion to th~ versions in English, French and Spanish.

3. National and International Developments in Health &tatistics

3.1 Role of WHO in developing health statistics

A paper presented to the Conference made a critical assessment of

the health statistics available to health administrations. The scope of the
subject needed to be extended beyond the traditional emphasis on mor-
tality statistics to include statistics on morbidity, demography, anthro-
pology and operational aspects of health services. Too often the same
routine statistics were produced year after year with little relevance to
current problems. In developing countries there was an urgent need to
 INTRODUCTION XXIX

devise means of preparing health statistics useful to administrators in the

absence of a sophisticated system of health statistic~l services.
The Conference recognized the authoritative role played by WHO in
regard to mortality statistics; in future the Organization should seek to
establish a similar position in the wider field of health statistics as defined
above. That WHO was aware of the problem was evidenced by a conference
held recently by the WHO Regional Office for Europe on the adjustment of
statistical activities to consumer needs. Encouragement should be given
to the development of flexible and experimental methods, e.g. ad hoc sur-
veys and sampling techniques, to investigate particular problems and to
supplement the broadly descriptive picture provided by routine statistics.
The needs of the developing countries should be given priority by WHO;
among their most pressing requirements were manuals for the training of
personnel. Tlte emphasis should be on methods of providing sound inter-
nal statistics, having in mind the desirability of promoting international
comparability as progress was made.
The Conference expressed its appreciation of the value of the work of
WHO in the field of health statistics and its encouragement to the
Organization to expand its activities on the lines indicated in the dis-
cussion.
3.2 Hospital statistics
The Conference took account of the growing expansion of hospital
statistics programmes and noted with satisfaction the attention given to
this field in developing countries under WHO projects. Papers were
presented on systems in two countries using computer techniques to
correlate data reported on hospital facilities and services and to obtain a
series of detailed and useful indicators on the utilization of hospital
resources. Similar techniques were being applied to the processing of
morbidity and other data reported on discharged patients, allowing
detailed presentation of patients according to diagnosis, length of stay,
type of care given and other factors of interest.
Considering the fast developments in hospital statistics programmes,
the Conference supported the recommendation of the Expert Committee
on Health Statistics in its eighth report 16 that WHO prepare manuals to
guide countries in the compilation of hospital statistics. Attention was
called to the need for definitions of a number of items such as hospital
bed, in-patient, admission, diagnosis for primary tabulation and for
measures of utilization of hospital facilities. It was recognized that stan-
dardization of statistical reporting forms and procedures would take some
time but efforts should be made by WHO towards this objective by con-
tinuing the collection of information on practices in various countries
and by suggesting standards in the light of national experience.
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3.3 Implications of advances in automatic doto processing

In the paper presented to the Conference, the most important effect of
automation on the use of the ICD was seen as the great increase in utiliza-
tion of hospital statistics which it made possible. This might well result
in the replacement of mortality by morbidity coding as the prime applica-
tion of the ICD. Other uses of electronic computers in connexion with the
Classification were the much greater ease of performing multiple-cause
analyses and, eventually, the automatic coding of entries on records of
vital events. If the latter were ever to be adopted, a considerable simpli-
fication of the coding rules would be required, though this would be com-
pensated by a more thorough analysis of contributory causes.
The Conference noted the interest in this subject already shown by
WHO in the organization of conferences and symposia, particularly in the
WHO European Region, and recognized the need for a regular inter-
change of information in a field where rapid technical progress was being
made.
Accordingly, the Conference
Recommends that WHO act as a clearing house for the exchange of
information on the use of computers in health statistics, requesting details
on current national developments and disseminating the information in a
new document series devoted to this subject, and stimulating discussion of
computer topics at meetings of appropriate bodies.
3.4 National Committees on Vital and Health Statistics
Two papers were submitted to the Conference on this subject and
several delegates to the Conference reported on the experiences of their
countries with National Committees on Vital and Health Statistics. It
appeared, as at similar previous occasions, that in certain countries
national committees or their equivalents proved an effective means for
co-ordinating activities in vital and health statistics, dealing with problems
of common interest to the agencies concerned, and for contributing to
studies of international value. The Conference appreciated the work
being done by WHO in promoting the establishment of national commit-
tees, in stimulating their efforts, in providing for an exchange of detailed
information about the activities in other countries and in distributing
material of a technical nature.

Adoption of the Eighth Rel'ision and Amendment of the Nomenclature

Regulations
At the Nineteenth World Health Assembly in Geneva in May 1965 the
following resolution was adopted (Resolution WHAI9.44) t4
 INTRODUCTION XXXI

The Nineteenth World Health Assembly,

Having considered the Report of the International Conference for the
Eighth Revision of the International Classification of Diseases, and
Noting the recommendations of the Conference in respect of the
Eighth Revision of the International Classification of Diseases,
!, Adopts the detailed list of three-digit categories and optional four-
digit subcategories recommended by the Conference on the Eighth
Revision of the International Classification of Diseases, to come into
effect as from 1 January 1968;
2. Recommends that Member countries employing four-digit sub-cate-
gories use the approved list of subcategories save in exceptional circum-
stances, and indicate in national publications any variations made; and
3. Requests the Director-General to issue a new edition of the Manual
of the International Classification of Diseases.
The Nineteenth World Health Assembly also requested the Director-
General to review the WHO Nomenclature Regulations with a view to a
revision which would distinguish between (a) matters which might
appropriately continue to be the subject of international mandatory
requirements, and (b) other matters which might be more suitable as
recommendations to be adopted under Article 23 of the Constitution.
The same resolution (Resolution WHA 19.45) 2" authorized the Director-
General to prepare a compendium of recommendations, definitions and
standards relating to health statistics for adoption by the Assembly at
some future date.
In accordance with this resolution, the Director-General circulated to
Member States a draft revision of the Nomenclature Regulations, restric-
ted to a minimum of requirements considered to be indispensable as a
basis for international statistical comparability. After the comments of
Member States had been taken into account, a further draft revision was
submitted to and adopted by the Twentieth World Health Assembly
(Resolution WHA20.18).26 The Nomenclature Regulations 1967 are
reproduced at pages 473-477.
Those more technical matters which had been removed from the
Regulations were adopted by the Assembly as recommendations under
Article 23 of the Constitution of the World Health Organization, pending
the preparation of the compendium referred to above (Resolution WHA-
20.19).21 These recommendations appear on pages 467-472. The recom-
mendation concerning the rules for selection of the cause for primary mor-
tality tabulation refers to " such rules as may be from time to time ap-
proved by the Assembly". The rules set out on pages 414-436 will be
submitted to the Twenty-first World Health Assembly in June 1968 but
"XU INTRODUCTION

have been included here for the guidance of countries introducing the
Eighth Revision of the International Classification of Diseases at the
beginning of 1968.

Manual or the Eighth Revision

In general, the arrangement of the sections, categories, subcategories

and inclusion terms is the same as in the manuals ofthe Sixth and Seventh
Revisions, but a change has been made in the presentation of the explana-
tory notes. Those which simply define more precisely the content of a
category or subcategory, for example by indicating the assignment of
terms similar to those included in the rubric but in fact classified else-
where, continue to appear at the category or subcategory concerned.
Those notes which are coding instructions for primary mortality classifi-
cation, for example those indicating the assignment of two conditions
when jointly reported as causes of death, have been removed from the
tabular list and collected in a list under Rules for Classification (pages
427.432). Although this list is primarily intended for use in single-cause
mortality classification, it may also be used as a guide to the classification
of jointly reported conditions in single-cause morbidity coding.

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13. Wid Hlth Org. techno Rep. Ser., 1959,164
14. Wid Hlth Org. techno Rep. Ser., 1961, lUi
15. World Health Organiution, Sub-Committee on Classincation of Diseases (1961)
First Report, Geneva (unpublished document WHO/HS/ICD/22)
16. WId Hlth Org. techno Rep. Ser., 1963,261
17. Pan American Health Organization, 1961, Scientific Publications No. 53
18. Pan American Health Organization, 1962, Scientific Publications No. 66
19. Pan American Health Organization, 1963, Scientific Publications No. 83
20. World Health Organization, Sub-Committee on Classification of Diseases (1963)
Second Report, Geneva (unpublished document WHOjHSjICDj50)
21. World Health Organization, Preparatory Meeting on Cla:;.sification of MenIal
Disorders (1963) Report on tM Proposals/or Revision a/the Statistical CllllSifica-
tion 0/ Menial Disorders, Genevll (unpublished document WHOjHS/ICD/40)
22. World Health Organization, Ex;pert Committee on Health Statistics (1964) Ninth
Report, Geneva (unpublished document WHO/HSfICD{74.65)
23. Annex B to Resolution concerning statistics of employment injurie.<l, adopted by
the Tenth International Conference of labour Statistidans. I ntemational Labour
Organization, Officiol Bulletill, Vol. XLVI, No. I, January 1963
24. Off. Rec. Wid Hlth Org., 1966, lSI, 21
25. Off Rec. Wid Hlth Org., 1966, 151,22
26. Off. Rec. Wid Hlth Org., 1967, 160, 9
27. Off. Rec. Wid Hlth Org., 1967, 160, 11 and Annex 18
LIST OF THREE-DIGIT CATEGORIES
 I. INFECfIVE AND PARASITIC DISEASES
Intestinal infectious diseases (000-009)
000 Cholera
001 Typhoid fever
002 Paratyphoid fever
003 Other Salmonella infections
004 Bacillary dysentery
005 Food pOisoning (bacterial)
006 Amoebiasis
007 Other protozoal intestinal diseases
008 Enteritis due to other specified organism
009 Diarrhoeal disease
Tuberculosis (010-019)
OW Silicotuberculosis
011 Pulmonary tuberculosis
012 Other respiratory tuberculosis
013 Tuberculosis of meninges and central nervous system
014 Tuberculosis of intestines, peritoneum and mesenteric glands
015 Tuberculosis of bones and joints
016 Tuberculosis of genito-urinary system
017 Tuberculosis of other organs
018 Disseminated tuberculosis
019 Late effects of tuberculosis
Zoonotic bacterial diseases (020-027)
020 Plague
021 Tularaemia
022 Anthrax
023 Brucellosis
024 Glanders
025 Melioidosis
026 Rat-bite fever
027 Other zoonotic bacterial diseases
Other bacterial diseases (030-039)
030 Leprosy
031 Other diseases due to mycobacteria
032 Diphtheria

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033 Whooping cough

034 Streptococcal sore throa t and scarlet fever
035 Erysipelas
036 Meningococcal infection.
037 Tetanus
038 Septicaemia
039 Other bacterial diseases

Poliomyelitis aDd other eoterovirus diseases of central oervous system

(040-046)
040 Acute paralytic poliomyelitis specified as bulbar
041 Acute poliomyelitis with other paralysis
042 Acute non-paralytic poliomyelitis
043 Acute poliomyelitis, unspecified
044 Late effects of acute poliomyelitis
045 Aseptic meningitis due to enterovirus
046 Other enterovirus diseases of central nervous system

Viral diseases accompanied by exanthem (050-057)

050 Smallpox
051 Cowpox
052 Chickenpox
053 Herpes zoster
054 Herpes simplex
055 Measles
056 Rubella
057 Other viral exanthem

Arthropod-borne viral diseases (060-068)

060 Yellow fever
061 Dengue
062 Mosquito-borne viral encephalitis
063 Tick-borne viral encephalitis
064 ViTal encephalitis transmitted by other arthropods
065 Viral encephalitis, unspecified
066 Late effects of viral encephalitis
067 Arthropod-borne haemorrhagic fever
068 Other arthropod-borne viral diseases

Other viral diseases (070-079)

070 Infectious hepatitis
 INFECTIVE AND PARASITIC 5

071 Rabies
072 Mumps
073 Psittacosis
074 Specific diseases due to Cocksackie virus
075 Infectious mononucleosis
076 Trachoma, active
077 Late effects of trachoma
078 Other viral diseases of the conjunctiva
079 Other viral diseases

Rickettsioses and other arthropod-borne diseases (080-089)

080 Epidemic louse-borne typhUS
081 Other typhus
082 Tick-borne rickettsiosis
083 Other rickettsioses
084 Malaria
085 Leishmaniasis
086 American trypanosomiasis
087 Otner trypanosomiasis
088 Relapsing fever
089 Other arthropod-borne diseases

Syphilis and other venereal diseases (090-099)

090 Congenital syphilis
091 Early syphilis, symptomatic
092 Early syphilis, latent
093 Cardiovascular syphilis
094 Syphilis of central nervous system
095 Other forms of late syphilis, with symptoms
096 Late syphilis, latent
097 Other syphilis and not specified
098 Gonococcal infections
099 Other venereal disease

Other spirochaetal diseases (100-104)

100 Leptospirosis
101 Vincent's angina
102 Yaws
103 Pinta
104 Other spirochaetal infection
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Mycoses (110-117)
110 Dermatophytosis
III Dermatomycosis, other and unspecified
112 Moniliasis
113 Actinomycosis
114 Coccidioidomycosis
115 Histoplasmosis
116 Blastomycosis
117 Other systemic mycosis

Helminthiases (110--129)
120 Schistosomiasis (bilharziasis)
121 Other trematode infection
122 Hydatidosis
123 Other cestode infection
124 Trichiniasis
125 Filarial infection
126 Ancylostomiasis
127 Other intestinal helminthiasis
128 Other and unspecified helminthiasis
129 Intestinal parasitism, unspecified

Other infedive rmd parasitic diseases (130-136)

130 Toxoplasmosis
131 Trichomoniasis urogenitalis
132 Pediculosis
133 Acariasis
134 Other infestation
135 Sarcoidosis
136 Other and unspecified infective and parasitic diseases

II. NEOPLASMS

Malignant neoplasm of bucnl canty and pbrlllynx (140-149)

140 Malignant neoplasm of lip
141 Malignant neoplasm of tongue
142 Malignant neoplasm of salivary gland
143 Malignant neoplasm of gum
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144 Malignant neoplasm of floor of mouth

145 Malignant neoplasm of other and unspecified parts of mouth
146 Malignant neoplasm of oropharynx
147 Malignant neoplasm of nasopharynx
148 Malignant neoplasm of hypopharynx
149 Malignant neoplasm of pharynx, unspecified

Malignant neoplasm of digestive organs and peritoneum (ISO-IS!})

ISO Malignant neoplasm of oesophagus
lSI Malignant neoplasm of stomach
152 Malignant neoplasm of small intestine, including duodenum
15) Malignant neoplasm of large intestine, except rectum
154 Malignant neoplasm of rectum and rectosigmoid junction
155 Malignant neoplasm of liver and intrahepatic bile ducts, specified
as primary
156 Malignant neoplasm of gallbladder and bile ducts
157 Malignant neoplasm of pancreas
158 Malignant neoplasm of peritoneum and retroperitoneal tissue
159 Malignant neoplasm of unspecified digestive organs

Malignant neoplasm of respiratory system (160-163)

160 Malignant neoplasm of nose, nasal cavities, middle ear and acces-
sory sinuses
161 Malignant neoplasm of larynx
162 Malignant neoplasm of trachea, bronchus and lung
163 Malignant neoplasm of other and unspecified respiratory organs

Malignant neoplasm or bone, connective tissue, skin and breast (170-174)

170 Malignant neoplasm of bone
171 Malignant neoplasm of connective and other soft tissue
172 Malignant melanoma of skin
173 Other malignant neoplasm of skin
174 Malignant neoplasm of breast

Malignant neoplasm of genito-urinary organs (180-189)

180 Malignant neoplasm of cervix uteri
181 Chorionepithelioma
182 Other malignant neoplasm of uterus
183 Malignant neoplasm of ovary, fallopian tube, and broad ligament
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184 Malignant neoplasm of other and unspecified female genital organs

185 Malignant neoplasm of prostate
186 Malignant neoplasm of testis
187 Malignant neoplasm of other and unspecified male genital organs
18g Malignant neoplasm of bladder
189 Malignant neoplasm of other and unspecified urinary organs

Malignant neoplasm of other and unspecified sites (190-199)

190 Malignant neoplasm of eye
191 Malignant neoplasm of brain
192 Malignant neoplasm of other parts of nervous system
193 Malignant neoplasm of thyroid gland
194 Malignant neoplasm of other endocrine glands
195 Malignant neoplasm of ill-defined sites
196 Secondary and unspecified malignant neoplasm of lymph nodes
197 Secondary malignant neoplasm of respiratory and digestive
systems
198 Other secondary malignant neoplasm
199 Malignant neoplasm without specification of site

Neoplasms of lymphatic and haematopoietic tissue (200-209)

200 Lymphosarcoma and reticulum-cell sarcoma
201 Hodgkin's disease
202 Other neoplasms of lymphoid tissue
203 Multiple myeloma
204 Lymphatic leukaemia
205 Myeloid leukaemia
206 Monocytic leukaemia
207 Other and unspecified leukaemia
208 Polycythaemia vera
209 Myelofibrosis

Benign neoplasms (210-228)

210 Benign neoplasm of buccal cavity and pharynx
211 Benign neoplasm of other parts of digestive systcm
212 Benign neoplasm of respiratory system
213 Benign neoplasm of bone and cartilage
214 Lipoma
215 Other benign neoplasm of muscular and connective tissue
 ENDOCRINE, NUTRITIONAL, METABOLIC 9

216 Benign neoplasm of skin

217 Benign neoplasm of breast
218 Uterine fibroma
219 Other benign neoplasm of uterus
220 Benign neoplasm of ovary
221 Benign neoplasm of other female genital organs
222 Benign neoplasm of male genital organs
223 Benign neoplasm of kidney and other urinary organs
224 Benign neoplasm of eye
225 Benign neoplasm of brain and other parts of nervous system
226 Benign neoplasm of endocrine glands
227 Haemangioma and lymphangioma
228 Benign neoplasm of other and unspecified organs and tissues

Neoplasm of unspecified nature (230-239)

230 Neoplasm of unspecified nature of digestive organs

231 Neoplasm of unspecified nature of respiratory organs
232 Neoplasm of unspecified nature of skin and musculo-skeletal
system
233 Neoplasm of unspecified nature of breast
234 Neoplasm of unspecified nature of uterus
235 Neoplasm of unspecified nature of ovary
236 Neoplasm of unspecified nature of other female genital organs
237 Neoplasm of unspecified nature of other genito-urinary organs
238 Neoplasm of unspecified nature of eye, brain and other parts of
nervous system
239 Neoplasm of unspecified nature of other and unspecified organs

III. ENDOCRINE,
NUTRITIONAL AND METABOLIC DISEASES

Diseases or thyroid gland (240-246)

240 Simple goitre
241 Non-toxic nodular goitre
242 Thyrotoxicosis with or without goitre
243 Cretinism of congenital origin
244 Myxoedema
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245 Thyroiditis
246 Other diseases of thyroid gland

Diseases of other endocrine glands (250-258)

250 Diabetes mellitus
251 Disorders of pancreatic internal secretion other than diabetes
mellitus
252 Diseases of parathyroid gland
253 Diseases of pituitary gland
254 Diseases of thymus gland
255 Diseases of adrenal glands
256 Ovarian dysfunction
257 Testicular dysfunction
258 Polyglandular dysfunction and other diseases of endocrine gJands

Avitaminoses and other nutritional deficiency (160-269)

260 Vitamin A deficiency

261 Thiamine deficiency
262 Niacin deficiency
263 Other vitamin B deficiency
264 Ascorbic acid deficiency
265 Vitamin D deficiency
266 Other vitamin deficiency states
267 Protein malnutrition
268 Nutritional marasmus
269 Other nutritional deficiency

Other metabolic: diseases (270-279)

270 Congenital disorders of amino-acid metabolism

271 Congenital disorders of carbohydrate metabolism
272 Congenital disorders of lipid metabolism
273 Other and unspecified congenital disorders of metabolism
274 Gout
275 Plasma protein abnormalities
276 Amyloidosis
277 Obesity not specified as of endocrine origin
278 Other hyperalimentation
279 Other and unspecified metabolic diseases
 BLOOD, MENTAL D1S0R'->ERS II

IV. DISEASES OF BLOOD

AND BLOOD-FORMING ORGANS
280 Iron deficiency anaemias
281 Other deficiency anaemias
282 Hereditary haemolytic anaemias
283 Acquired haemolytic anaemias
284 Aplastic anaemia
285 Other and unspecified anaemias
286 Coagulation defects
287 Purpura and other haemorrhagic conditions
288 Agranulocytosis
289 Other diseases of blood and blood-forming organs

V. MENTAL DISORDERS
Psychoses (290-299)
290 Senile and pre-senile dementia
291 Alcoholic psychosis
292 Psychosis associated with intracranial infection
293 Psychosis associated with other cerebral condition
294 Psychosis associated with other physical condition
295 Schizophrenia
296 Affective psychoses
297 Paranoid states
298 Other psychoses
299 Unspecified psychosis

Neuroses, personality disorders and other Don-psychotic mental disorders

(JOO.309)
300 Neuroses
30l Personality disorders
302 Sexual deviation
303 Alcoholism
304 Drug dependence
305 Physical disorders of presumably psychogenic origin
306 Special symptoms not elsewhere classified
307 Transient situational disturbances
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308 Behaviour disorders of childhood

309 Mental disorders not specified as psychotic associated with physical
conditions

Mental retardation (310-315)

310 Borderline mental retardation
311 Mild mental retaldation
312 Moderate mental retardation
313 Severe mental retardation
314 Profound mental retardation
315 Unspecified mental retardation

VI. DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

AND SENSE ORGANS
InHammatory diseases of central nervous system (320-324)
320 Meningitis
321 Phlebitis and thrombophlebitis of intracranial venous sinuses
322 Intracranial and intraspinal abscess
323 Encephalitis, myelitis, and encephalomyelitis
324 Late effects of intracranial abscess or pyogenic infection

Hereditary and familial diseases of nervous system (330-333)

330 Hereditary neuromuscular disorders
331 Hereditary diseases of the striato-pallidal system
332 Hereditary ataxia
333 Other hereditary and familial diseases of nervous system

Other diseases of central nervous system (340-349)

340 Multiple sclerosis
341 Other demyelinating diseases of central nervous system
342 Paralysis agitans
343 Cerebral spastic infantile paralysis
344 Other cerebral paralysis
345 Epilepsy
346 Migraine
347 Other diseases of brain
348 Motor neurone disease
349 Other diseases of spinal cord
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Disease!> of nerves and peripheral ganglia (3SO-.358)

350 Facial paralysis
351 Trigeminal neuralgia
352 Brachial neuritis
353 Sciatica
354 Polyneuritis and polyradiculitis
355 Other and unspecified [orms of neuralgia and neuritis
356 Other diseases of cranial nerves
357 Other diseases of peripheral nerves except autonomic
358 Diseases of peripheral autonomic nervous system

InHammatory diseases of the eye (360-369)

360 Conjunctivitis and ophthalmia
361 Blepharitis
362 Hordeolum
363 Keratitis
364 Iritis
365 Choroiditis
366 Other inflammation of uveal tract
367 Inflammation of optic nerve and retina
368 Inflammation of lacrimal glands and ducts
369 Other inflammatory diseases of eye

Other diseases and conditions of eye (370-379)

370 Refractive errors
371 Corneal opacity
372 Pterygium
373 Strabismus
374 Cataract
375 Glaucoma
376 Detachment of retina
377 Other diseases of retina and optic nerve
378 Other diseases of eye
379 Blindness

Diseases of the ear and mastoid process (380-389)

380 Otitis externa
381 Otitis media without mention of mastoiditis
382 Otitis media with mastoiditis
14 THREE-DIGIT CATEGOIUFS

383 Mastoiditis without mention of otitis media

384 Other inflammatory diseases of ear
385 Meniere's disease
386 Otosclerosis
387 Other diseases of ear and mastoid process
388 Deaf mutism
389 Other deafness

vn. DISEASES OF THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

Active rheumatic: fever (390-392)

390 Rheumatic fever without mention of heart involvement
391 Rheumatic fever with heart involvement
392 Chorea

Chronic: rheumatic heart disease (393-398)

393 Diseases of pericardium
394 Diseases of mitral valve
395 Diseases of aortic valve
396 Diseases of mitral and aortic valves
397 Diseases of other endocardial structures
398 Other heart disease, specified as rheumatic

HypertelL'live disease (400-404)

400 Malignant hypertension
401 Essential benign hypertension
402 Hypertensive heart disease
403 Hypertensive renal disease
404 Hypertensive heart and renal disease

Iscltaemie he!lrt disease (410-414)

410 Acute myocardial infarction
411 Other acute and sub-acute forms of ischaemic heart disease
412 Chronic ischaemic heart disease
413 Angina pectoris
414 Asymptomatic ischaemic heart disease
 CIRCULATORY SYSTEM 15

Other forms of heart disease (420-429)

420 Acute pericarditis, non-rheumatic
421 Acute and sub-acute endocarditis
422 Acute myocarditis
423 Chronic disease of pericardium, non-rheumatic
424 Chronic disease of endocardium
425 Cardiomyopathy
426 Pulmonary heart disease
427 Symptomatic heart disease
428 Other myocardial insufficiency
429 Ill-defined heart disease

Cerebrol'ascular disease (430-438)

430 Subarachnoid haemorrhage
431 Cerebral haemorrhage
432 Ocdusion of pre-cerebral arteries
433 Cerebral thrombosis
434 Cerebral embolism
435 Transient cerebral ischaemia
436 Acute but ill-defined cerebrovascular disease
437 Generalized ischaemic cerebrovascular disease
438 Other and ill-defined cerebrovascular disease

Diseases of arteries, arterioles and capillaries (440-448)

440 Arteriosclerosis
441 Aortic aneurym (non-syphilitic)
442 Other aneurysm
443 Other peripheral vascular disease
444 Arterial embolism and thrombosis
445 Gangrene
446 Polyarteritis nodosa and allied conditions
447 Other diseases of arteries and arterioles
448 Diseases of capillaries

Diseases of veins and lymphatics, and other diseases of circulatory system

(450-458)
450 Pulmonary embolism and infarction
451 Phlebitis and thrombophlebitis
452 Portal vein thrombosis
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453 Other venous embolism and thrombosis

454 Varicose veins of lower extremities
455 Haemorrhoids
456 Varicose veins of other sites
457 Non-infective disease of lymphatic channels
458 Other diseases of circulatory system

VIII. DISEASES OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

Aeute respiratory inrections (except influenza) (460-466)
460 Acute nasopharyngitis (common cold)
461 Acute sinusitis
462 Acute pharyngitis
463 Acute tonsillitis
464 Acute laryngitis and tracheitis
465 Acute upper respiratory infection of multiple or unspecified sites
466 Acute bronchitis and bronchiolitis

Inftuenza (470-474)
470 Influenza unqualified
471 Influenza with pneumonia
472 Influenza with other respiratory manifestations
473 Influenza with digestive manifestations
474 Influenza with nervous manifestations

Pneumonia (480-486)
480 Viral pneumonia
481 Pneumococcal pneumonia
482 Other bacterial pneumonia
483 Pneumonia due to other specified organism
484 Acute interstitial pneumonia
485 Bronchopneumonia, unspecified
486 Pneumonia, unspecified

Bronchitis, emphysema and asthma (490-493)

490 Bronchitis, unqualified
491 Chronic bronchitis
492 Emphysema
493 Asthma
 RESPIRATORY SYSTEM, DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 17

Other diseases of upper respiratory tract (500-508)

500 Hypertrophy of tonsils and adenoids
501 Peritonsillar abscess
502 Chronic pharyngitis and nasopharyngitis
503 Chronic sinusitis
504 Deflected nasal septum
505 Nasal polyp
506 Chronic laryngitis
507 Hay fever
508 Other diseases of upper respiratory tract

Other diseases of respiratory system (510-519)

510 Empyema
511 Pleurisy
512 Spontaneous pneumothorax
513 Abscess of lung
514 Pulmonary congestion and hypostasis
515 Pneumoconio.. is due to silica and silicates
516 Other pneumoconioses and related diseases
517 Other chronic interstitial pneumonia
518 Bronchiectasis
519 Other diseases of respiratory system

IX. DISEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

Diseases of oral cavity, saliyary glands and jaws (520-529)
520 Disorders of tooth development and eruption
521 Diseases of hard tissues of the teeth
522 Diseases of pulp and periapical tissues
52] Periodontal diseases
524 Dento-facial anomalies including malocclusion
525 Other diseases and conditions of the teeth and supporting structures
526 Diseases of the jaws
527 Diseases of the salivary glands
528 Diseases of the oral soft tissues, excluding gingiva and tongue
529 Diseases of the tongue and other oral conditions

Diseases of oesophagus, stomach and duodenum (530-537)

530 Diseases of oesophagus
531 Ulcer of stomach
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532 Ulcer of duodenum

533 Peptic ulcer, site unspecified
534 Gastrojejunal ulcer
535 Gastritis and duodenitis
536 Disorders of function of stomach
537 Other diseases of stomach and duodenum

Appendicitis (540-543)
540 Acute appendicitis
541 Appendicitis, unqualified
542 Other appendicitis
543 Other diseases of appendix

Hernia of abdominal cavity (550-553)

550 Inguinal hernia without mention of obstruction
551 Other hernia of abdominal cavity without mention of obstruction
552 Inguinal hernia with obstruction
553 Other hernia of abdominal cavity with obstruction

Other diseases of intestine and peritoneum (560-569)

560 Intestinal obstruction without mention of hernia
561 Gastro-enteritis and colitis, except ulcerative, of non-infectious
origin
562 Diverticula of intestine
563 Chronic enteritis and ulcerative colitis
564 Functional disorders of intestines
565 Anal fissure and fistula
566 Abscess of anal and rectal regions
567 Peritonitis
568 Peritoneal adhesions
569 Other diseases of intestines and peritoneum

Diseases of liver, gallbladder and pancreas (570-571)

570 Acute and subacute necrosis of liver
571 Cirrhosis of liver
572 Suppurative hepatitis and liver abscess
573 Other diseases of liver
574 Cholelithiasis
575 Cholecystitis and cholangitis, without mention of calculi
576 Other diseases of gallbladder and biliary ducts
577 Diseases of pancreas
 GENITG-URINARY SYSTEM 19

x. DISEASES OF GENITO-URINARY SYSTEM

Nephritis and nephrosis (580-584)
580 Acute nephritis
581 Nephrotic syndrome
582 Chronic nephritis
583 Nephritis, unqualified
584 Renal sclerosis, unqualified

Other diseases of urinary system (590-599)

590 Infections of kidney
591 Hydronephrosis
592 Calculus of kidney and ureter
593 Other diseases of kidney and ureter
594 Calculus of other parts of urinary system
595 Cystitis
596 Other diseases of bladder
597 Urethritis (non-venereal)
598 Stricture of urethra
599 Other diseases of urinary tract

Diseases of male genita1 organs «(;()()...60'7)

600 Hyperplasia of prostate
601 Prostatitis
602 Other diseases of prostate
603 Hydrocele
604 Orchitis and epididymitis
605 Redundant prepuce and phimosis
606 Sterility, male
607 Other diseases of male genital organs

Diseases of breast, ovary, fallopian tube and parametrium (610-61(;)

610 Chronic cystic disease of breast
611 Other diseases of breast
612 Acute salpingitis and oophoritis
613 Chronic salpingitis and oophoritis
614 Salpingitis and oophoritis, unqualified
615 Other diseases of ovary and fallopian tube
616 Diseases of parametrium and pelvic peritoneum (female)
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Diseases oC uterus and otber female genital organs (620-629)

620 Infective diseases of cervix uteri
621 Other diseases of cervix
622 Infective diseases of uterus (except cervix), vagina and vulva
623 Uterovaginal prolapse
624 Malposition of uterus
625 Other diseases of uterus
626 Disorders of menstruation
627 Menopausal symptoms
628 Sterility, female
629 Other diseases of female genital organs

XI. COMPLICATIONS OF PREGNANCY,

CHILDBIRTH AND THE PUERPERflJM

Complications of pregnancy (630-634)

630 Infections of genital tract during pregnancy
631 Ectopic pregnancy
632 Haemorrhage of pregnancy
633 Anaemia of pregnancy
634 Other complications of pregnancy

Urinary infections and toxaemias of pregnancy and the puerperium

(635-639)
635 Urinary infections arising during pregnancy and the puerperium
636 Renal disease arising during pregnancy and the puerperium
637 Pre-eclampsia, eClampsia and toxaemia, unspecified
638 Hyperemesis gravidarum
639 Other toxaemias of pregnancy and the puerperium

Abortion (~5)
640 Abortion induced for medical indications
641 Abortion induced for other legal indications
642 Abortion induced for other reasons
643 Spontaneous abortion
644 Abortion not specified as induced or spontaneous
645 Other abortion
 SKI:>J AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE 21

Delivery (650-662)

650 Delivery without mention of complication

651 Delivery complicated by placenta praevia or antepartum haem-
orrhage
652 Delivery complicated by retained placenta
653 Delivery complicated by other postpartum haemorrhage
654 Delivery complicated by abnormality of bony pelvis
655 Delivery complicated by foetopelvic disporportion
656 Delivery complicated by malpresentation of foetus
657 Delivery complicated by prolonged labour of other origin
658 Delivery with laceration of perineum, without mention of other
laceration
659 Delivery with rupture of uterus
660 Delivery with other obstetrical trauma
661 Delivery with other complications
662 Anaesthetic death in uncomplicated delivery

Complications of the puerperium (670-678)

670 Sepsis of childbirth and the puerperium
671 Puerperal phlebitis and thrombosis
672 Pyrexia of unknown origin during the puerperium
673 Puerperal pulmonary embolism
674 Cerebral haemorrhage in the puerperium
675 Puerperal blood dyscrasias
676 Anaemia of puerperium
677 Other and unspecified complications of the puerperium
678 Mastitis and other disorders of lactation

XII. DISEASES OF THE SKIN

AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE

Infections of skin and subcutaneous tissue (680-686)

680 Boil and carbuncle
681 Cellulitis of finger and toe
682 Other cellulitis and abscess
683 Acute lymphadenitis
684 Impetigo
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685 Pilonidal cyst

686 Other local infections of skin and subcutaneous tissue

Other inflammatory conditions of skin and subcutaneous tissue (6~98)

690 Seborrhoeic dermatitis

691 Infantile eczema and related conditions
692 Other eczema and dermatitis
693 Dermatitis herpetiformis
694 Pemphigus
695 Erythematous conditions
696 Psoriasis and similar disorders
697 Lichen
698 Pruritus and related conditions

Other diseases of skin and sobcutaneous tissue (700-709)

700 Corns and callosities
701 Other hypertrophic and atrophic conditions of skin
702 Other dermatoses
703 Q.iseases of nail
704 Diseases of hair and hair follicles
705 Diseases of sweat glands
706 Diseases of sebaceous glands
707 Chronic ulcer of skin
708 Urticaria
709 Other diseases of skin

XIII. DISEASES
OF THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE

Arthritis and rheumatism. except rheumatic fever (710-718)

710 Acute arthritis due to pyogenic organisms
711 Acute non-pyogenic arthritis
712 Rheumatoid arthritis and allied conditions
713 Osteo-arthritis and allied conditions
714 Other specified forms of arthritis
715 Arthritis, unspecified
 CONGENITAL ANOMALIES 23

7}6 Polymyosotis and dermatomyositis

717 Other non-articular rheumatism
718 Rheumatism, unspecified

Osteomyelitis and other diseases of bone and joint (720-729)

720 Osteomyelitis and periostitis
721 Osteitis deformans
722 Osteochondrosis
723 Other diseases of bone
724 Internal derangement of joint
725 Displacement of intervertebral disc
726 Affection of sacro-iliac joint
727 Ankylosis of joint
728 Vertebrogenic pain syndromes
729 Other diseases of joint

Other diseases of musculoskeletal system (730-738)

730 Bunion
731 Synovitis, bursitis and tenosynovitis
732 Infective myositis and other inflammatory diseases of tendon and
fascia
733 Other diseases of muscle, tendon and fascia
734 Diffuse diseases of connective tissue
735 Curvature of spine
736 Flat foot
737 Hallux valgus and varus
738 Other deformities

XIV. CONGENITAL ANOMALIES

740 Anencephalus
741 Spina bifida
742 Congenital hydrocephalus
743 Other congenital anomalies of nervous system
744 Congenital anomalies of eye
745 Congenital anomalies of ear, face and neck
746 Congenital anomalies of heart
747 Other congenital anomalies of circulatory system
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748 Congenital anomalies of respiratory system

749 Cleft palate and cleft lip
750 Other congenital anomalies of upper alimentary tract
751 Other congenital anomalies of digestive system
752 Congenital anomalies of genital organs
753 Congenital anomalies of urinary system
754 Clubfoot (congenital)
755 Other congenital anomalies of limbs
756 Other congenital anomalies of musculoskeletal system
757 Congenital anomalies of skin, hair and nails
758 Other and unspecified congenital anomalies
759 Congenital syndromes affecting multiple systems

XV. CERTAIN CAUSES

OF PERINATAL MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY

760 Chronic circulatory and genito-urinary diseases in mother

761 Other maternal conditions unrelated to pregnancy
762 Toxaemia of pregnancy
763 Maternal ante- and intrapartum infection
764 Difficult labour with abnormality of bones, organs or tissues of
pelvis
765 Difficult labour with disproportion, but no mention of abnormality
of pelvis
766 Difficult labour with malposition of foetus
767 Difficult labour with abnormality of forces of labour
768 Difficult labour with other and unspecified complications
769 Other complications of pregnancy and childbirth
770 Conditions of placenta
771 Conditions of umbilical cord
772 Birth injury without mention of cause
773 Termination of pregnancy
774 Haemolytic disease of newborn with kernicterus
775 Haemolytic disease of newborn without mention of kernicterus
776 Anoxic and hypoxic conditions not elsewhere classified
777 Immaturity, unqualified
778 Other conditions of foetus or newborn
779 Foetal death of unknown cause
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XVI. SYMPTOMS
AND ILL-DEFINED CONDITIONS

Symptoms referable to systems or organs (780-789)

780 Certain symptoms referable to nervous system and special senses
781 Other symptoms referable to nervous system and special senses
782 Symptoms referable to cardiovascular and lymphatic system
783 Symptoms referable to respiratory system
784 Symptoms referable to upper gastro-intestinal tract
785 Symptoms referable to abdomen and lower gastro-intestinal tract
786 Symptoms referable to genito-urinary system
787 Symptoms referable to limbs and joints
788 Other general symptoms
789 Abnormal urinary constituents of unspecified cause

Senility and ill-defined diseases (790-796)

790 Nervousness and debility
791 Headache
792 Uraemia
793 Observation, without need for further medical care
794 Senility without mention of psychosis
795 Sudden death (cause unknown)
796 Other ill-defined and unknown causes of morbidity and mortality

EXVII. ACCIDENTS, POISONINGS

AND VIOLENCE (EXTERNAL CAUSE)

Railway accidents (ESOO-E807)

E800 Railway accident involving collision with rolling stock
E80l Railway accident involving collision with other object
E802 Railway accident involving derailment without antecedent col-
lision
E803 Railway accident involving explosion, fire, burning
E804 Fall in, on, or from train
E805 Hit by rolling stock
E806 Other specified railway accident
E807 Railway accident of unspecified nature
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Motor vehicle traffic accidents (F..810-E819)

E810 Motor vehicle traffic accident involving collision with train
E811 Motor vehicle traffic accident involving collision with street car
£812 Motor vehicle traffic accident involving collision with another
motor vehicle
E813 Motor vehicle traffic accident involving collision with other
vehicle
£814 Motor vehicle traffic accident involving collision with pedestrian
E8I5 Other motor vehicle traffic accident involving collision
E816 Non-collision motor vehicle traffic accident due to loss of control
E817 Non-collision motor vehicle traffic accident while boarding or
alighting
E818 Other non--collision motor vehicle traffic accident
E819 Motor vehicle traffic accident of unspecified nature

Motor vehicle Don-traffic accidents (E820-E823)

E820 Motor vehicle non-traffic- accident involving collision with
moving object
E821 Motor vehicle non-traffic accident involving collision with
stationary object
E822 Motor vehicle non-traffic accident while boarding or alighting
E823 Motor vehicle non-traffic accident of other and unspecified
nature
Other road vehiele accidents (E82S-E827)
E825 Street car accident
E826 Pedal cycle accident
£827 Other non-motor road vehicle accident
Water transport accidents (E8JO..E838)
E830 Accident to watercraft causing submersion
£831 Accident to watercraft causing other injury
E832 Other accidental submersion or drowning in water transport
E833 Fall on stails or ladders in water transport
£834 Other fall from one level to another in water transport
E835 Other and unspecified fall in water transport
E836 Machinery accident in water transport
£837 Explosion, fire, burning, in water transport
£838 Other and unspecified water transport accident

Air and space transport accidents (E840-E845)

£840 Accident to powered aircraft at take-off or landing
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 27

E841 Accident to powered aircraft, other and unspecified

E842 Accident to unpowered aircraft
E843 Fall in, on, or from aircraft
E844 Other specified air transport accidents
E845 Accident involving spacecraft

Accidental poisoning by drugs and medicaments (E850-E859)

E850 Accidental poisoning by antibiotics and other anti-infectives
E851 Accidental poisoning by hormones and synthetic substitutes
E852 Accidental poisoning by primarily systemic and haematologic
agents
E853 Accidental poisoning by analgesics and antipyretics
E854 Accidental poisoning by other sedatives and hypnotics
E855 Accidental poisoning by autonomic nervous system and psycho-
therapeutic drugs
E856 Accidental poisoning by other central nervous system depressants
and stimulants
E857 Accidental poisoning by cardiovascular drugs
E858 Accidental poisoning by gastro-intestinal drugs
E859 Accidental poisoning by other and unspecified drugs and medi-
caments

Accidental poisoning by other solid and liquid substances (E86O-E869)

E860 Accidental poisoning by alcohol
E861 Accidental poisoning by cleansing and polishing agents
E862 Accidental poisoning by disinfectants
E863 Accidental poisoning by paints and varnishes
E864 Accidental poisoning by petroleum products and other solvents
E865 Accidental poisoning by pesticides, fertilizers or plant foods
E866 Accidental poisoning by heavy metals and their fumes
E867 Accidental poisoning by corrosives and caustics not elsewhere
classified
E868 Accidental poisoning by noxious foodstuffs and poisonous plants
E869 Accidental poisoning by other and unspecified solid and liquid
substances

Accidental poisoning by glUeS and vapoul'S (E870-E877)

E870 Accidental poisoning by gas distributed by pipe-line
E871 Accidental poisoning by liquefied petroleum gas distributed in
mobile containers
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E872 Accidental poisoning by other utility gas

£873 Accidental poisoning by motor vehicle exhaust gas
£874 Accidental poisoning by carbon monoxide from incomplete
combustion of domestic fuels
£875 Accidental poisoning by other carbon monoxide
E876 Accidental poisoning by other gases and vapours
E877 Accidental poisoning by unspecified gases and vapours

Accidental falls (E880-E887)

E880 Fall on or from stairs or steps
E881 Fall on or from ladders or scaffolding
E882 Fall from or out of building or other structure
E883 Fall into hole or other opening in surface
E884 Other fall from one level to another
E885 Fall on same level from slipping, tripping or stumbling
E886 Fall on same level from collision, pushing or shoving by or with
other person
E887 Other and unspecified fall

Accidents caused by fires and flames (E890-E899)

E890 Accident causecl by conflagration in private dwelling
E891 Accident caused by conHagration in other building or structure
E892 Accident caused by conHagration not in building or structure
E893 Accident caused by ignition of clothing
E894 Accident caused by ignition of highly inHammable material
E895 Accident caused by controlled fire in private dwelling
E896 Accident caused by controlled fire in other building or structure
E897 Accident caused by controlled fire not in building or structure
E898 Accident caused by other specified fires or flames
E899 Accident caused by unspecified fire

Acddents due to natural and environmental ractors (E900-E909)

E900 Excessive heat
E901 Excessive cold
E902 High and low air pressure
E903 Effects of travel and motion
E904 Hunger, thirst, exposure and neglect
E905 Bites and stings of venomous animals and insects
E906 Other accidents caused by animals
E907 Lightning
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 29

£908 Cataclysm
£909 Accident due to other natural and environmental factors

Other accidents (E910-E929)

E910 Accidental drowning and submersion
E9I1 Inhalation and ingestion of food causing obstruction or suffoca-
tion
E912 Inhalation and ingestion of other object causing obstruction or
suffocation
£913 Accidental mechanical suffocation
£914 Foreign body entering accidentally eye and adnexa
£915 Foreign body entering accidentally other orifice
E916 Struck accidentally by falling object
£917 Striking against or struck accidentally by objects
E918 Caught accidentally in or between objccts
E919 Over-exertion and strenuous movements
£920 Accident caused by cutting or piercing instruments
£921 Accident caused by explosion of pressure vessel
E922 Accident caused by firearm missiles
E923 Accident caused by explosive material
£924 Accident caused by hot substance, corrosive liquid, and steam
E925 Accident caused by electric current
E926 Accident caused by radiation
£927 Vehicle accidents not elsewhere classifiable
E928 Machinery accidents not elsewhere classifiable
£929 Other and unspecified accidents

Surgical and medical eomplications and misadventures (E930-E936)

E930 Complications and misadventures in operative therapeutic
procedures
£931 Complications and misadventures in other and unspecified
therapeutic procedures
E932 Complications and misadventures in diagnostic procedures
E933 Complications and misadventures in prophylaxis with bacterial
vaccines
£934 Complications and misadventures in prophylaxis with other
vaccines
E935 Complications and misadventures in other prophyhrctic pro-
cedures
E936 Complications and misadventures in other non-therapeutic
procedures
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Late effects of accidental iojury (E940-E949)

E940 Late effect of motor vehicle accident
£941 Late effect of other transport accident
E942 Late effect of accidental poisoning
£943 Late effect of accidental fall
£944 Late effect of accident caused by fire
E945 Late effect of accident due to natural and environmental factors
£946 Late effect of other accidents
£947 Late effect of surgical operation
E948 Late effect of irradiation
£949 Late effect of other surgical and medical procedures

Suicide and self-inDicted injury (E9S4J..E9S9)

E950 Suicide and self-inflicted poisoning by solid Of liquid substances
E951 Suicide and self-inflicted poisoning by gases in domestic use
E952 Suicide and self-inflicted poisoning by other gases
E953 Suicide and self-inflicted injury by hanging, strangulation and
suffocation
£954 Suicide and self-inflicted injury by submersion (drowning)
£955 Suicide and self-inflicted injury by firearms and explosives
£956 Suicide and self-inflicted injury by cutting and piercing instru-
ments
£957 Suicide and self-inflicted injury by jumping from high place
£95g Suicide and self-inflicted injury by other and unspecified means
£959 Late effect of self-inflicted injury

Homicide and injury purposely illflicted by other persons (E960-E969)

E960 Fight, brawl, rape
E961 Assault by corrosive or caustic substance, except poisoning
£962 Assault by poisoning
£963 Assault by hanging and strangulation
E964 Assault by submersion (drowning)
£965 Assault by firearms and explosives
£966 Assault by cutting and piercing instruments
E967 Assault by pushing from high place
E968 Assault by other and unspecified means
£969 Late effect of injury purposely inflicted by other person

Legal intervention (E970-E978)

E970 Injury due to legal intervention by firearms
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 31

E971 Injury due to legal intervention by explosives

E972 Injury due to legal intervention by gas
E973 Injury due to legal intervention by blunt object
E974 Injury due to legal intervention by cutting and piercing instru-
ments
E975 Injury due to legal intervention by other specified means
E976 Injury due to legal intervention by unspecified means
E977 Late effect of injuries due to legal intervention
E978 Legal execution

Injury undetermined whether accidentally or purposely inflicted (E980-

E989)
E980 Poisoning by solid or liquid substances, undetermined whether
accidentally or purposely inflicted
E9g1 Poisoning by gases in domestic use, undetermined whether
accidentally or purposely inflicted
E982 Poisoning by other gases, undetermined whether accidentally or
purposely inflicted
E983 Hanging and strangulation, undetermined whether accidentally
or purposely inflicted
E984 Submersion (drowning), undetermined whether accidentally or
purposely inflicted
E985 Injury by firearms and explosives, undetennined whether acci-
dentally or purposely inflicted
E986 Injury by cutting and piercing instruments, undetermined whether
accidentally or purposely inHicted
E987 Falling from high place, undetermined whether accidentally or
purposely inflicted
E988 Injury by other and unspecified means, undetermined whether
accidentally or purposely inflicted
E989 Late effect of injury, undetermined whether accidentally or
purposely inflicted

Injury resulting from operations of war (E990-999)

E990 Injury due to war operations by fires and conflagrations
E991 Injury due to war operations by bullets and fragments
£992 Injury due to war operations by explosion of marine weapons
E993 Injury due to war operations by other explosion
E994 Injury due to war operations by destruction of aircraft
£995 InjulY due to war operations by other and unspecified forms of
conventional warfare
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£996 Injury due to war operations by nuclear weapons

E997 Injury due to war operations by other forms of unconventional
warfare
E99S Injury due to war operations but occurring after cessation of
hostilities
E999 Late effect of injury due to war operations

NXVll. ACCIDENTS, POISONINGS

AND VIOLENCE (NATURE OF INJURY)
Fracture of skull, spine, and trunk (NSoo.N809)
NSDD Fracture of vault of skull
NSOI Fracture of base of skull
N802 Fracture of face bones
N803 Other and unqualified skull fractures
NS04 Multiple fractures involving skull or face with other bones
N805 Fracture and fracture dislocation of vertebral column without
mention of spinal cord lesion
N806 Fracture and fracture dislocation of vertebral column with spinal
cord lesion
N807 Fracture of rib(s), sternum and larynx
N808 Fracture of pelvis
NS09 Multiple and ill-defined fractures of trunk

Fracture of upper limb (NS10-819)

NSIO Fracture of clavicle
N811 Fracture of scapula
NSI2 Fracture of humerus
NSB Fracture of radius and ulna
NSl4 Fracture of carpal bone(s)
NSl5 Fracture of metacarpal bone(s)
N816 Fracture of one or more phalanges of hand
NSl7 Multiple fractures of hand bones
N818 Other, multiple, and ill-defined fractures of upper limb
N819 Multiple fractures both upper limbs, and upper limb with rib(s)
and sternum
Fracture of lower limb (N820-N829)
N820 Fracture of neck of femur
N821 Fracture of other and unspecified parts of femur
 NATURE OF INJURY 33

N822 Fracture of patella

N823 Fracture of tibia and fibula
N824 Fracture of ankle
N825 Fracture of one or more tarsal and metatarsal bones
N826 Fracture of one or more p~alanges of foot
N827 Other, multiple, and ill-defined fractures of lower limb
N828 Multiple fractures involving both lower limbs, lower with upper
limb, and lower limb(s) with rib(s) and sternum
N829 Fracture of unspecified bones

Disloeation without fracture (N830-N839)

N830 Dislocation of jaw
N831 Dislocation of shoulder
N832 Dislocation of elbow
N833 Dislocation of wrist
N834 Dislocation of finger
N835 Dislocation of hip
N836 Dislocation of knee
N837 Dislocation of ankle
N838 Dislocation of foot
N839 Other, multiple, and ill-defined dislocations

Sprains and strains of joints and adjacent muscles (N84O-N848)

N840 Sprains and strains of shoulder and upper arm
N841 Sprains and strains of elbow and forearm
N842 Sprains and strains of wrist and hand
N843 Sprains and strains of hip and thigh
N844 Sprains and strains of knee and leg
N845 Sprains and strains of ankle and foot
N846 Sprains and strains of sacro-mac region
N847 Sprains and strains of other and unspecified parts of back
N848 Other and ill-defined sprains and strains

Intracranial injury (excluding those with skuU fraeture) (N850-N854)

N850 Concussion
N85I Cerebral laceration and contusion
N852 Subarachnoid, subdural and extradural haemorrhage, following
injury (without mention of cerebral laceration or contusion)
N853 Other and unspecified intracranial haemorrhage following
injury (without mention of cerebral laceration or contusion)
N854 Intracranial injury of other and unspecified nature
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Internal iojlll'y or chest, abdomen and pelris (N86I)..N869)

N860 Traumatic pneumothorax and haemothorax
N861 Injury to heart and lung
N862 Injury to other and unspecified intrathoracic organs
N863 Injury to gastro-intestinal tract
N864 Injury to liver
N865 Injury to spleen
N866 Injury to kidney
N867 Injury to pelvic organs
N868 Injury to other and unspecified intra-abdominal organs
N869 Internal injury, unspecified or involving intrathoracic and intra-
abdominal organs

Laceration and open wound or head, nec:k and trunk (N87O-N879)

N870 Open wound of eye and orbit
N871 Enucleation of eye
N872 Open wound of ear
N873 Other and unspecified laceration of head
N874 Open wound of neck
N875 Open wound of chest (wall)
N876 Open wound of back
N877 Open wound of buttock
N878 Open wound of genital organs (external), including traumatic
amputation
N879 Other, multiple and unspecified open wounds of head, neck and
trunk

Laceration and open wound or upper limb (N880-N887)

N8SD Open wound of shoulder and upper arm
N8S1 Open wound of elbow, forearm and wrist
N882 Open wound of hand, except finger(s) alone
N883 Open wound of finger(s)
N884 Multiple and unspecified open wound of upper limb
N88S Traumatic amputation of thumb (complete) (partial)
N886 Traumatic amputation of other finger(s) (complete) (partial)
N887 Traumatic amputation of arm and hand (complete) (partial)

LateratioD and open wound orlower limb (N890-N897)

N890 Open wound of hip and thigh
N891 Open wound of knee, leg (except thigh), and ankle
 NA'filRE OF INJURY 35

N892 Open wound of foot, except toe(s) alone

N893 Open wound of toe(s)
N894 Multiple and unspecified open wound of lower limb
N895 Traumatic amputation of toe(s) (complete) (partial)
N896 Traumatic amputation of foot (complete) (partial)
N897 Traumatic amputation of leges) (complete) (partial)

Laceration and open wound of multiple location (N900-N907)

N900 Multiple open wounds of both upper limbs
N901 Multiple open wounds of both lower limbs
N902 Multiple upen wounds of upper with lower limb(s)
N903 Multiple open wounds of both hands
N904 MUltiple open wounds of head with Iimb(s)
N905 Multiple open wounds of trunk with limb(s)
N906 Multiple open wounds of face with limb(s)
N907 Multiple open wounds of other and unspecified location

Superficial injury (N910-N918)

N910 Superficial injury of face, neck, scalp
N911 Superficial injury of trunk
N912 Superficial injury of shoulder and upper arm
N913 Superficial injury of elbow, forearm and wrist
N914 Superficial injury of hand(s), except finger(s) alone
N915 Superficial injury of finger(s)
N916 Superficial injury of hip, thigh, leg and ankle
N917 Superficial injury of foot and toe(s)
N918 Superficial injury of other, multiple and unspecified sites

Contusion and crushing with intact skin surface (N!n;O-N929)

N920 Contusion of face, scalp and neck, except eye(s)
N921 Contusion of eye and orbit
N922 Contusion of trunk
N923 Contusion of shoulder and upper arm
N924 Contusion of elbow, forearm and wrist
N92S Contusion of hand(s), except finger(s) alone
N926 Contusion of finger(s)
N927 Contusion of hip, thigh, leg and ankle
N928 Contusion of foot and toe(s)
N929 Contusion of other, multiple and unspecified sites
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Effects of foreign body entering througb orifice (N930-N939)

N930 Foreign body in eye and adnexa
N931 Foreign body in ear
N932 Foreign body in nose
N933 Foreign body in pharynx. and larynx.
N934 Foreign body in bronchus and lung
N935 Foreign body in mouth, oesophagus, and stomach
N936 Foreign body in intestine and colon
N937 Foreign body in anus and rectum
N938 Foreign body in digestive system, unspecified
N939 Foreign body in genite-urinary tract

Burn (N940-N949)
N940 Burn confined to eye
N941 Burn confined to face, head and neck
N942 Burn confined to trunk
N943 Burn confined to upper limb, except wrist and hand
N944 Burn confined to wrist(s) and hand(s)
N945 Burn confined to lower limb(s)
N946 Burn involving face, head and neck with limb(s)
N947 Burn involving trunk with limb(s)
N948 Burn involving face, head and neck with trunk and Iimb(s)
N949 Burn involving other and unspecified parts

Injury to nerves and spinal cord (N~N95!J)

N950 Injury to optic nerve(s)

N951 Injury to other cranial nerve(s)
N952 Injury to nerve(s) in upper arm
N953 Injury to nervc(s) in forearm
N954 Injury to nerve(s) in wrist and hand
N955 Injury to nerve(s) in thigh
N956 Injury to nerve(s) in lower leg
N957 Injury to nerve{s) in ankle and foot
N958 Spinal cord lesion without evidence of spinal bone injury
N959 Other nerve injury including nerve injury in several parts

Adl'erse effect of medidnal agents (N960-N97!J)

N960 Adverse effect of antibiotics
N961 Adverse effect of other anti~infectives
 NATURE OF INJURY 37

N962 Adverse effect of hormones and synthetic substitutes

N963 Adverse effect of primarily systemic agents
N964 Adverse effect of agents primarily affecting blood constituents
N965 Adverse effect of analgesics and antyipyretics
N966 Adverse effect of anticonvulsants
N967 Adverse effect of other sedatives and hypnotics
N968 Adverse effect of other central nervous system depressants
N969 Adverse effect of local anaesthetics
N970 Adverse effect of psychotherapeutics
N971 Adverse effect of other central nervous system stimulants
N972 Adverse effect of agents primarily affecting the autonomic nervous
system
N973 Adverse effect of agents primarily affecting cardiovascular
system
N974 Adverse effect of drugs primarily effecting gastro-intestinal
system
N975 Adverse effect of diuretics
N976 Adverse effect of agents acting directly upon musculoskeletal
system
N977 Adverse effect of other and unspecified drugs
N978 Adverse effect of two or more medicinal agents in specified
combinations
N979 Alcohol in combination with specified medicinal agents

Toxic effect of substances chiefly non-medicinal as to SOUfce (N980-N989)

N98D Toxic effect of alcohol
N98l Toxic effect of petroleum products
N982 Toxic eflect of industrial solvents
N983 Toxic effect of corrosive aromatics, acids and caustic alkalis
N984 Toxic effect or lead and its compounds (including fumes)
N985 Toxic effect of other metals chiefly non-medicinal as to source
N986 Toxic effect of carbon monoxide
N987 Toxic effect of other gases, fumes or vapours
N988 Toxic effect of noxious foodstuffs
N989 Toxic effect of other substances chiefly non-medicinal as to
SOurce

Other adverse effeds (N990-N999)

N99D Effects of radiation
N991 Effects of reduced temperature
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N992 Effects of heat

N993 Effects of air pressure
N994 Effects of other external causes
N995 Certain early complications of trauma
N996 Injury, other and unspecified
N997 Complications peculiar to certain surgical procedures
N998 Other complications of surgical procedures
N999 Other complications of medical care

SUPPLEMENTARY CLASSIFICATIONS

Examination and investigation or specific systems without reported

diagnosis (YOO- Y09)
YOO Investigation of endocrine system and metabolism
YOl Investigation of blood and blood·rorming organs
Y02 Investigation of nervous system and sense organs
Y03 Investigation of circulatory system
Y04 Investigation of respiratory system
Y05 Investigation of digestive system
Y06 Investigation of genita-urinary system
Y07 Investigation of skin
Y08 Investigation of musculoskeletal system
Y09 Other specific examinations and investigations

Other examination without reported diagnosis (ylo-YI9)

YIO General physical examination
YII General psychiatric examination
Yl2 Skin sensitivity tests
Yl9 Other

Medical and surgical procedures without reported diagnosis (YlO-Y19)

Y20 Attention to artificial openings and catheters
Y21 Paracentesis
Y29 Other
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Medical and surgical afteKare without current complaint or sicllUess

(Y30-Y39)

Y30 Fitting of prosthetic devices

Y31 Removal of external splinting devices
Y32 Removal of internal splinting devices
Y33 Plastic surgery following injury or operation
. Y34 Follow up examination after disease, injury or operation
6

Y39 Other

Persons undergoing preventive measures (Y40- Y49)

Y40 Contacts with infective and parasitic diseases
Y41 Carriers or suspected carriers ofinfective organisms
Y 42 Prophylactic inoculation and vaccination
Y 43 Prophylactic sterilization
Y 44 Other prophylactic procedures
Y49 Other

Eloctive surgery (YSO- Y59)

Y50 Plastic surgery for cosmetic reasons
Y51 Ritual circumcision
Y59 Other

Maternal and weD-baby care (Y60-Y69)

Y60 Prenatal care and observation
Y61 Postpartum observation, without abnormal symptoms
Y62 Well-baby and child care
Y69 Other

Other persons without current complaint or sickness (Y70-Y79)

Y70 Healthy donors
Y71 Healthy person accompanying sick person
Y79 Other

Heallhy Bve-bom infants according to type of birth (Y80-Y89)

Y80 Single born
Y81 Twin, mate liveborn
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Y82 Twin, mate stillborn

Y83 Twin, unspecified
Y84 Other multiple, mates all liveborn
Y85 Other multiple, mates all stillborn
Y86 Other multiple, mates live- and stillborn
Y87 Other multiple, unspecified
Y89 Unspecified
TABULAR LIST OF INCLUSIONS
AND.
FOUR-DIGIT SUBCATEGORIES
 The tabular list makes special uses of parentheses and colons
which need to be clearly understood. In addition to their ordinary
use to enclose alternative wordings or explanatory phrases, paren-
theses are used to enclose supplementary words which may be
either present or absent in the statement of a diagnosis without
affecting the code number to which it is assigned. Words followed
by a colon (:) are not complete terms, but must have one or other
of the understated modifiers to make them assignable to the
given category. "NOS" is an abbreviation for .. not otherwise
specified" and is virtually the equivalent of " unspecified" and
" unqualified".
As an example of the use of the above conventions, number
464, Acute laryngitis and tracheitis. contains the following:
Laryngitis (acute) (with tracheitis):
NOS
H. influenzae
oedematous
pneumococcal
septic
suppurative
This signifies that to this number is to be assigned laryngitis
(with or without the adjective" acute .. and with or without men-
tion of tracheitis) if standing alone. or if accompanied by one or
other of the modifiers: H. influenzae, oedematous, pneumococcal,
septic, or suppurative. Streptococcal, diphtheritic, tuberculous, and
chronic laryngitis will be found in other categories.

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 I. INFECTIVE AND PARASITIC DISEASES

Includes: diseases generally recognized as communicable or trans-

missible
Excludes: acute respiratory infections (460-466)
influenza (470-474)
certain localized infections

INTESTINAL INFECTIOUS DISEASES (OCHJ..OO9)

Excludes: helminthiasis (120-129)

000 Cholera
Excludes: cholera nostras or infantum (009.1)
choleraic diarrhoea (009.1)
CMXl.O Classical
Cholera:
NOS } .
asiatic due to Vibrio cholerae (Inaba, Ogawa, Hikojima types)
epidemic
classical
OCWll El Tor
Cholera:
NOS }
asiatic due to Vibrio EI Tor
epidemic
EI Tor
OCM19 Unspecified
Cholera:
NOS
asiatic
epidemic
001 Typhoid fever
Typhoid (fever) (infection) (any site)
002 Paratyphoid fever
002.0 Paratyphoid fever A
002.1 Paratyphoid lever B
002.2 Paratyphoid fever C

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44 TABULAR LIST

002.9 Paratyphoid/ever unspecified

003 Other salmoDeU. infections
Includes: infection by Salmonella
choleraesuis
enteritidis
typhimurium
salmonellosis
003.0 With food as vehicle of infection
003.9 Without mention 0/food as vehicle of infection
004 BaeiUary dysentery
Includes: dysentery
shigellosis
004.0 Shiga
004.1 FJexner
004.2 Boyd
004.3 Sonne
004.4 Schmitz
004.8 Other bacillary
004.9 Unspecified
Bacillar dysentery NOS
Shigellosis NOS
005 Food poisoning (bacterial)
Excludes: salmonella infections (003)
poisoning due to noxious foodstuffs (E868, N988)
005.0 Staphylococcal
Staphyloccal toxaemia specified as due to food
005.1 Botulism
005.2 Due to other clostridia
Food poisoning due to Clostridium perrringens (C. welchii)
005.8 Other bacterial food poisoning
Food poisoning due to:
Bacillus cereus
Vibrio parahaemo)yticus
005.9 Food poisoning, unspecified
 INFECTIVE AND PARASITIC 45

006 Amoebiasis
006.0 With liver abscess
Abscess of liver:
amoebic
dysenteric
tropical
006.9 Without mention of liver abscess
Amoebic: Amoebic:
abscess of brain dysentery
abscess of lung ulcer of skin
colitis

007 Other protozoal intestinal diseases

007.0 Balantidiasis
Balantidial:
colitis
diarrhoea
dysentery
007.1 Giardiasis
Giardial:
colitis
diarrhoea
dysentery
007.2 Coccidiosis
Coccidial:
colitis
diarrhoea
dysentery
007.9 Other and unspecified
Chilomastix infection
Diarrhoea, flagellate
Embadomoniasis
Intestinal trichomoniasis
Protozoal dysentery NOS

008 Enteritis due to other specified organism

008.0 Escherichia coli
008.1 Arizona
46 TABULAR. LIST

008.2 Other specified bacteria

Enteritis due to:

008.8 Enteritis due 10 specified virus

Enteritis due to:
adenovirus
enterovirus
008.9 Other organism, not elsewhere classified
Viral enteritis or gastro-enteritis NOS

009 Diarrhoeal disease

Excludes: chronic enteritis and ulcerative colitis (563)
diarrhoeal disease due to specified organism (000-008)
gastro-enteritis and colitis, non-infectious (561)

009.0 Dysentery, unspecified

Dysenteric diarrhoea Dysentery:
Dysentery: epidemic
NOS haemorrhagic
catarrhal sporadic

009.1 Diarrhoea
Cholera nostras Diarrhoea:
Diarrhoea: green
NOS infantile
choleraic infectious
epidemic thermic

009.2 Gastro-enteritis and colitis

Colitis, enteritis, gastro-enteritis:
NOS
catarrhal
infectious
haemorrhagic
septic

009.9 Other
Catarrh, enteric or intestinal
 · INFECTIVE AND PARASITIC 47

TUBERCULOSIS (010-019)

Excludes: tuberculosis, arrested, healed or inactive not needing further

medical care (Y34.0-Y34.2)
010

G~inde~s'
Mmers
Stonemasons'
I
Silicotuberculosis

Colliers'
phthisis

Any condition in 011-012 with pneumoconiosis, any type in 515

011 Pulmonary tuberculosis

Tuberculosis (of): Tuberculous:
NOS fibrosis of lung
bronchi haemoptysis
lung (disseminated) (fibroid) pneumonia (any)
(miliary) pneumothorax
respiratory ~()S pulmonary fistula
Tuberculous:
abscess of lung
bronchiectasis
011 Other respiratory tuberculosis
Excludes: respiratory tuberculosis, unspecified (OIl)
012.0 Primary
Primary tuberculous:
complex) .
infection wIth symptoms
012.1 Pleurisy specified as tuberculous
Tuberculosis of pleura
Tuberculous:
empyema
hydrothorax
pleurisy (with effusion)
Pleurisy is considered as tuberculous if reported with tuberculosis
(any site) (disseminated)
012.2 Pleurisy with effusion without mention of cause
Pleurisy:
exudative
serofibrinous
serous
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012.3 Tuberculous laryngitis

Tuberculosis of:
glottis
larynx
012.9 Other
Tuberculosis of: Tuberculosis of lymph nodes:
mediastinum hilar
nasopharynx: bronchial
nose (septum) mediastinal
sinus (any nasal) tracheobronchial
trachea
013 Tuberculosis of meninges and central nervous system
013.0 Tuberculous meningitis
l
Tuberculosis (miliary) of meninges (cerebral) (spinal)
Tuberculoma
Tuberculous:
leptomeningitis
meningo-encephalitis
013.9 Other
Tuberculosis (miliary)
Tuberculoma } of brain or spinal cord
Tuberculous:
abs~ss of brain
en~phalitis
myelitis
014 Tubereulosis of intestines, peritoneum and mesenteric glands
Tuberculosis (of): Tuberculous:
abdomen abscess of intestine
anus ascites
appendix: enteritis
ileocaecal peritonitis
mesentery
rectum
retroperitoneal (lymph nodes)
015 Tubereulosis of bones and joints
Includes: tuberculous:
abscess of bone or joint
arthritis
necrosis of bone
osteitis
osteomyelitis
synovitis
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015.0 Vertebral column

Abscess (tuberculous) (of): Tuberculous:
iliopsoas curvature of spine
lumbar kyphosis
psoas spondylitis
spin or vertebra
Caries (tuberculous) of
spine or vertebra } active or unspecified
Pott's disease or curvature
0l5.1 Hip
015.2 Knee
015.8 Other
Tuberculous:
dactylitis
mastoiditis
015.9 Unspecified
Tuberculosis:
articular NOS
osseous NOS
skeletal NOS
Tuberculous tenosynovitis

016 Tuberculosis of genito-urinary system

Tuberculosis of: Tuberculous:
bladder abscess, genito-urinary system
fallopian tube epididymitis
kidney pelvic abscess
prostate pyelitis
seminal vesicles pyelonephritis
testis
ureter
uterus (any part)
017 Tuberculosis of other organs
0l7.0 Skin and subcutaneous cellular tissue
Erythema induratum Tuberculosis:
Erythema nodosum, tuberculous colliquativa
Lupus: cutis
NOS indurativa
exedens Iichenoides
vulgaris papulonecrotica
Scrofuloderma verrucosa cutis
50 TABULAR LIST

Excludes: lupus erythematosus (695.4)

disseminated (734.1)
erythema nodosum (695.2)

017.1 Peripheral lymphatic glands

Scrofula
Scrofulous abscess
Tuberculous adenitis
Excludes: tuberculosis of lymph nodes:
bronchial and mediastinal (012.9)
mesenteric and retroperitoneal (014)

017.2 Eye
Tuberculous:
choroiditis
iritis
keratitis

017.3 Ear
Tuberculosis of ear (any part, except bone or skin)
Tuberculous otitis media
Excludes: tuberculous mastoiditis (015.8)

017.9 Other
Addison's disease, tuberculous
Tuberculosis of: Tuberculosis of:
adrenal glands pericardium
breast stomach
liver spleen
mouth thyroid gland

018 Disseminated tuberculosis

Excludes: disseminated or miliary tuberculosis of single sites (011-017)

018.0 Acute miliary tuberculosis specified as non-pulmonary

Tuberculosis:
acute generalized specified as non-pulmonary
acute miliary of multiple sites not including lung

01S.1 Acute miliary tuberculosis unspecified

Tuberculosis:
acute generalized NOS
acute miliary NOS
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018.9 Other forms of dissemilUlted tuberculosis

Tuberculosis:
generalized }
miliary (chronic) without mention of lung
multiple sites
site unspecified
Tuberculous polyserositis

019 Late effects or tuberculosis

019.0 Respiratory tuberculosis

Atelectasis
Bronchiectasis
Emphysema specified as late effect of tuberculosis (without
Fibrosis of lung evidence of active disease)
Pleural adhesions
Any condition specified as late effect or sequela of conditions in 011, 012

019.1 Central nervous system

Calcified tuberculoma of brain specified as late effect of tuberculosis
Hydrocephalus (without evidence of active dis-
Meningeal adhesions } ease)
Any condition specified as late effect or sequela of conditions lD 013

019.2 GenUo-urinary system

Calcification of kidney
Contracted kidney
Hydronephrosis specified as late effect of tuberculosis (without
Pelvic adhesions evidence of active disease)
Stricture of oviducts
Stricture of ureter
Any condition specified as late effect or sequela of conditions in 016

019.3 Bones and joints

I
Any condition specified as late effect or sequela of conditions in 015

019.9 Other specified organs

Calcification of peripheral and
mesenteric lymph nodes specified as late effect of tuberculosis
Cicatrice of: (without evidence of active dis-
cornea ease)
skin
Any condition specified as sequela or late effect ofc onditions in 014, 017,
018
52 TABULAR LIST

ZooNOTIC BACTERIAL DISEASES (020-027)

020 Plague
020.0 Bubonic
020.1 Pulmonic
020.9 Unspecified
Plague:
tonsillar (septicaemic)
septicaemic
021 Tularaemia
Deerfly fever
Rabbit fever
022 Anthrax
Malignant pustule
023 Brucellosis
Includes: fever:
Malta
Mediterranean
uod,ulant
023.0 Brucella melitensis
023.1 Brucella abortus
023.2 Brucella suis
023.9 Unspecified

024 Glanders
Farcy
Infection by Malleomyces mailei
Malleus
025 Melioidosis
Infcction by Malleomyces pseudomaUei
Pseudoglanders
026 Rat-bite fever
026.0 Spirillum minus
Rat-bite fever due to Spirochaeta morsus muris
Sodoku
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026.1 Streptobacillus monili/armis

Epidemic arthritic erythema
Haverhill fever
Streptobacillary fever
026.9 Unspecified

027 Other zoonotic bacterial diseases

027.0 Listeriosis
Granulomatosis infantiseptica
Inrection) . .
Meningitis by Llstena monocytogenes

027. I Erysipelothrix infection

Erysipeloid of Rosenbach
027.9 Other
Pasteurella pseudotuberculosis infection

OTHER BACTERIAL DISEASES (030-039)

Excludes: bacterial venereal diseases (098, 099)

bartonellosis (089.0)
030 Leprosy
030.0 Lepromatous
Leprosy:
lepromatous (diffuse) (infiltrated) (macular)
nodular
030.1 Tuberculoid
Tuberculoid leprosy (macular) (maculo-anaesthetic) (neuritic)
030.2 Indeterminate
Macular leprosy (early) (neuritic) (simple)
030.3 Borderline
Leprosy:
dimorphous (lepromatous) (tuberculoid)
primary neuritic
030.9 Other and unspecified
54 TABULAR LIST

031 Otber diseases due to mycobacteria

Infection by Mycobacterium:
Battey
luciHavum
tuberculosis, avian type
Excludes: infection by Mycobacterium:
leprae (030)
tuberculosis, human or bovine type (010-019)

032 Diphtheria
Diphtheria, any site
Any condition specified as diphtheritic
033 Whooping cougb
033.0 B. pertussis
033.1 B. parapertussis
033.9 Other and unspecified
034 Streptococ:cal sore throat and scarlet rever
034.0 Streptococcal sore throat
Streptococcal: Septic:
angina angma
pharyngitis sore throat
sore throat
tonsillitis
034.1 Scarlet fever
Scarlatina

035 Erysipelas
Excludes: post-partum or puerperal erysipelas (670)

036 Meningococcal inrection

Excludes: non-meningococcal (suppurative) meningitis (320)
tuberculous meningitis (013.0)
036.0 Meningococcal meningitis
Cerebrospinal fever (meningococcal) Meningococcal encephalitis
Meningitis:
cerebrospinal (epidemic)
diplococcal
epidemic
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036.1 Meningococcaemia without mention oj meningitis

Friderichsen·Waterhouse syndrome
Meningococcal:
haemorrhagic adrenalitis
septicaemia (fulminating)
036.8 Other forms of meningococcal infection
Meningococcal:
endocarditis
herpes labialis
036.9 Unspecified
037 Tetanus
Excludes: post-partum or puerperal tetanus (670)
038 Septicaemia
Includes: bacteraemia
blood poisoning
generalized infection
pyaemic abscess or embolism
sepsis (umbilical) of newborn
Excludes: local skin infections (680..686)
local wound infections (NSOO·N959, with fourth digits)
puerperal sepsis (640--645 with fourth digits .0, .2; 670)
03S.0 Streptococcal
038.1 Staphylococcal
038.2 Pneumococcal
Excludes: pneumococcaemia with pneumonia (481)

038.8 Other bacterial

Excludes: bacteraemia due to:
gonococcus (098.4)
meningococcus (036.1)
plague (020)
gas gangrene (039.0)
038.9 Unspecified
039 Other bacterial diseases
039.0 Gas gangrene
Aerogenes capsulatus infection
Gas bacillus (Clostridium welchii) infection or gangrene
56 TABULAR LiST

Malignant oedema
Myositis, clostridial
039.1 Rhinoscleroma
039.9 Other
Necrobacillosis

POLIOMYELITIS AND OTHER ENTEROVIRUS DISEASES OF CENTRAL NERVOUS

SYSTEM (040-046)
040 Acute paralytic poliomyelitis sped6ed as bulbar
Infantile paralysis (acute) ) .
Poliomyelitis (anterior) (acute) specli'ied as bulbar
Polio-encephalitis (acute) (bulbar)
Polio-encephalomyelitis (acute) (anterior) (bulbar)
041 Acute poliomyelitis with other paralysis
Paralysis:
acute atrophic, spinal
infantile, paralytic
Poliomyelitis (acute) }
anterior with paralysis except bulbar
epidemic
042 Acute Don-paralytic poliomyelitis
Aseptic meningitis due to poliovirus
Poliomyelitis (acute) }
an~erio~ specified as non-paralytic
epidemIc
043 Acute poliomyelitis, unspe«:ified
Infantile paralysis
Poliomyelitis (acute) }
anterior unspecified whether paralytic or non-paralytic
epidemic
044 Late effects of acute poliomyelitis
Paralysis or any condition specified as late effect or sequela of acute
poliomyelitis or present one year or more after onset of the disease
045 Aseptic meningitis due to enterovirus
Includes: meningitis:
abacterial
nonbacteria!
serous
viral
 INFECTIVE AND PARASITIC 57

Excludes: aseptic meningitis due to:

arbovirus (060-068)
virus of:
poliomyelitis (042)
herpes zoster (053)
herpes simplex (054)
mumps (072)
lymphocytic choriomeningitis (079.2)
leptospira (100)
any other infection specifically classified elsewhere
045.0 Coxsackie virus
045.1 ECHO virus
045.9 Aseptic meningitis, unspecified
046 Other enterovirus diseases of central nervous system
Boston exanthem
Epidemic exanthem with meningitis

VIRAL DISEASES ACCOMPANIED BY EXANTHEM (050-057)

Excludes: arthropod-borne viral diseases (060-068)
050 Smallpox
050.0 Variola major
050.1 Variola minor (alastrim)
050.9 Unspecified
OS] Cowpox
Vaccinia not from vaccination
Excludes: vaccinia (generalized) (from vaccination) ([')34.0, N999.0)
052 Chickenpox
Varicella
053 Herpes zoster
Shingles
Zona (ophthalmica)
0S4 Herpes simplex
Herpes: Keratitis:
NOS dendritica
encephalitis disciformis
genital herpetic
labialis
58 TABULAR. LIST

055 Measles
Rubeola
056 RubeU.
German measles
057 Other viral exanthem
057.0 Erythema infectiosum (fifth disease)
057.1 Exanthema subitum (sixth disease)
057.8 Other
Roseola infantum Parascarlatina
Dukes-(Filatow) disease Pseudoscarlatina
Fourth disease Rubeola scarlatinosa
057.9 Unspecified

ARTHROPOD-BORNE VIRAL DISEASES (060-068)

060 Yellow feyer

060.0 Sylvatic
Jungle yellow fever
060.1 Urban
060.9 Unspecified

061 Dengue
Breakbone fever
Excludes: haemorrhagic fever caused by dengue virus (067.4)

062 Mosquito-borne viral eDcephalitis

062.0 Japanese encephalitis
062.1 Western equine encephalitis
062.2 Eastern equine encephalitis
Excludes: Venezuelan equine encephalitis (068.2)
062.3 St. Louis encephalitis
062.4 Murray Valley encephalitis
Australian X-disease
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062.9 Other and unspecified

Encephalitis by I1heos virus Encephalitis by
California virus
063 TickMbome viral encephalitis
063.0 Russian spring-summer (taiga) encephalitis
063.1 Louping ill
063.2 Central European encephalitis
Diphasic meningo-encephalitis
063.9 Other and unspecified
Langat encephalitis
Powassan encephalitis

064 Viral encephalitis transmitted by other arthropods

Arthropod-borne viral encephalitis, vector unknown
Negishi virus encephalitis

065 Viral encephalitis, unspecified

Encephalitis: ,
acute infectious
~Iethargic (von Economo)
j~LI'-,f '<c'2u~~
viral NOS
Excludes: encephalitis NOS (323)
post-vaccinal encephalitis (E934, N999.1)

066 Late effects of 'Viral encephalitis

Paralysis (flaccid) (spastic)
Parkinsonism
Personality and character specified as late or present one year or
disorders more after onset of conditions in
Psychosis 062-065
Any condition
For identification of mental disorders following viral encephalitis
see note, Section Y and categories 292.2, 309.0

067 Arthropod-borne baemorrhagic fever

067.0 Crimean haemorrhagicfever
067.1 Omsk haemorrhagic fever
067.2 Kyasanur Forest disease
067.3 Other tick-borne hoernorrhagicfever
60 TABULAR LIST

067.4 Mosquito-borne haemorrhagicfever

Haemorrhagic fever: Haemorrhagic fever:
Bangkok Singapore
dengue virus South-east Asia
Philippine Thailand
067.5 Haemorrhagic nephroso-nephritis
Haemorrhagic fever:
with renal syndrome
epidemic
Korean
Russian (Yaroslav)

067.9 Other and unspecified

Haemorrhagic fever:
Argentinian
Bolivian
Yunin virus
Machupo virus
mite-borne

068 Other arthropod-borne viral diseases

068.0 Phlebotomus fever
Pappataci (fever)
Sandfly fever
Three-day fever
068.1 Tick-borne fever
Tick fever:
American mountain
mountain
non-ex.anthematous
068.2 Mosquito-borne fever
Fever (viral):
Bwamba
Chikungunya
O'nyong-nyong
Rift vaney
Venezuelan equine
West Nile

068.9 Other
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OTHER VIRAL DISEASES (070-079)

070 Infectious hepatitis

Hepatitis:
epidemic
infectious (acute)
jaundice:
catarrhal
epidemic
infectious (acute)
Excludes: post-immunization or post-tranfusion hepatitis (E930-
E936, N999.2)
leptospiral jaundice (100.0)
071 Rabies
Hydrophobia
Lyssa
072 Mumps
Mumps: Parotitis:
meningitis (aseptic) epidemic
meningo-encephalitis infectious
orchitis
pancreatitis
073 Psittacosis
Ornithosis Parrot fever
074 Sp&ific diseases due to Coxsackie virus
Excludes: aseptic meningitis (045)
074.0 Herpangina
Vesicular pharyngitis
074.1 Epidemic pleurodynia (Bornholm disease)
Devil's grip
Epidemic:
myalgia
myositis
074.2 Coxsackie myocarditis
Coxsackie pericarditis
Myocarditis:
aseptic }
epidemic of newborn
viral
62 TABULAR UST

074.9 Other
Vesicular stomatitis with exanthem
075 Infectious mononucleosis
Glandular fever
Monocytic angina
Pfeiffer's disease
076 Trachoma, acdve
Granular conjunctivitis (trachomatous)
Trachomatous:
follicular conjunctivitis
pannus
077 Late effects of trachoma
Corneal opacity }
Entropion specified as late effect of trachoma (healed)
Trichiasis
078 Other mal diseases of the cooJUDCtiva
078.0 Inclusion conjunctivitis
Inclusion blennorrhoea (neonatal)
Paratrachoma
Swimming-pool conjunctivitis
078.1 Epidemic keratoconjunctivitis
Shipyard disease
078.2 Acute odenoviral follicular conjunctivitis
Greesley disease
Pharyngoconjunctival fever
Viral pharyngoconjunctivitis
078.8 Other
Excludes: herpetic keratoconjunctivitis (054)
078.9 Viral conjunctivitis, unspecified
079 Other viral diseases
079.0 Molluscum contagiosum
079.1 Viral warts
Verruca
Warts (infectious)
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079.2 Lymphocytic choriomeningitis

Lymphocytic :
meningitis (serous)
meningo-encephalitis (serous)
079.3 Cat-scratch disease
Benign lymphoreticulosis (of inoculation)
Cat-scratch fever
079.4 Foot and mouth disease
Aphthous fever
Epizootic:
aphthae
stomatitis
079.5 Cytomegalic inclusion disease
Salivary gland virus disease
079.8 Other
Aseptic meningitis due to adenovirus
Epidemic vertigo
Winter vomiting disease
079.9 Viral infection unspecified
Viraemia NOS

RICKETTSIOSES AND OTHER ARTHROPOD-BORNE DISEASES (080-089)

Excludes: arthropod-borne viral diseases (060-068)
080 Epidemic louse-borne typhus
Typhus (fever):
classical
epidemic
exanthematic NOS
louse-borne
081 Other typhus
081.0 Endemic flea-borne
Typhus (rever):
endemic
flea-borne
murine
081.1 Brill's disease
Brill-Zinsser disease
Recrudescent typhus (fever)
64 TABULAR LiST

081.2 Mite-borne
Japanese river fever
Kedani fever
Scrub typhus
Tsutsugamushi disease
081.9 Unspecified
Typhus (fever) NOS
082 Tick-borne rickettsiosis
082.0 Spotted/evers
Rocky Mountain spotted fever
Sa.o Paulo fever
082.1 Boutonneuse fever
African tick typhus
India tick typhus
Kenya tick typhus
Marseilles fever
Mediterranean tick fever
082.2 North Asian tick-borne typhus fever
Siberian tick typhus
082.9 Other
Queensland tick typhus
083 Other rickettsioses
083.0 Rickettsial pox
Vesicular rickettsiosis
083.1 Q-fever
083.2 Wofhynian fever (trench Jever)
Quintan fever
083.8 Other
083.9 Unspecified
084 Malaria
084.0 Falciparum malaria (malignant tertian)
Malaria (fever): Malaria (fever):
estivo-autumnal subtertian
pernicious, acute tertian, malignant
by Plasmodium falciparum tropical
quotidian
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084.l Vivax malaria (benign tertian)

Malaria (fever) by Plasmodium vivax
084.2 Malariae malaria (quartan)
Malaria (fever) by Plasmodium malariae
084.3 Ovate malaria
Malaria (fever) by Plasmodiurr. ovale
084.4 Blackwater fever
Haemoglobinuric (bilious) fever
Malarial haematinuria
084.5 Recurrent induced malaria
Recurrent (therapeutically) induced malaria
084.8 Other
Infection by more than one malarial parasite
084.9 Unspecified forms
Malaria (fever) of unspecified type Malarial:
cardiac dysentery
cerebral hepatitis
recurrent hyperpyrexia
Malarial: spleen
anaemia splenomegaly
cachexia Marsh fever
085 uishmaniasis
085.0 Visceral (kala-azar)
Dumdum fever
Leishmaniasis:
dermal, post-kala-azar
Mediterranean
085.1 Cutaneous (oriental sore)
Aleppo boil
Baghdad boil
Delhi boil
085.2 Mucocutaneous (American)
Espundia
Leishmaniasis:
Brazilian
naso-oral
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085.9 Unspecified
086 American trypanosomiasis
Includes: Chagas' disease
trypanosomiasis:
Brazilian
South American
by Trypanosoma cruzi
086.0 With heart involvement
086.8 With other organ involvement
086.9 Without mention of organ inllo/vement
087 Other trypanosomiuis
087.0 Gambian
Sleeping sickness (African) ) .
Trypanosomiasis (African) by Trypanosoma gamblense

087.1 RhotksUm
Sleeping sickness (African) ) b T hod .
Trypanosomiasis (African) y rypanosoma r eSlense
087.8 African trypanosomiasis unspecified
African:
sleeping sickness NOS
trypanosomiasis NOS
087.9 Trypanosomiasis, Wlspecified

088 Relapsing fever

Recurrent fever
088.0 Louse-borne
088.1 Tick-borne
088.9 Unspecified
089 Other arthropod-borne diseases
089,0 Bartonellosis
Carrion's disease Verruca peruviana
Oroya fever
089.9 Other
Arthropod-borne disease not elsewhere classified
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SYPHILIS AND OTHER VENEREAL DISEASES (090-099)

Excludes: non~venereal endemic syphilis (IM.O)

phthiriasis (134.1)
trichomoniasis urogenitatis (131)

090 Congenital syphilis

Syphilis or syphilitic conditions causing death under I year of age
can be assumed to be congenital provided there is no indication that
they were acquired aller birth
090.0 Early congenital syphilis, symptomatic
Congenital syphilitic: White pneumonia
choroiditis Any congenital syphilitic condition
coryza (chronic) specified as early or manifest
hepatomegaly less than five years aller birth
mucous patches
periostitis
splenomegaly
Syphilitic (congenital):
epiphysitis
osteochondritis
pemphigus
090.1 Early congenital syphilis, latent
Congenital syphilis without clinical manifestations, with POSitive sero~
logical reaction and negative spinal fluid test, less than five years
after birth
090.2 Early congenital syphilis, unspecified
Congenital syphilis NOS, less than five years after birth
090.3 Interstitial keratitis
Keratitis:
parenchymatous
punctata profunda
syphilitic
Excludes: interstitial keratitis due to:
herpes zoster (053)
tuberculosis (017.2)
090.4 Juvenile neurosyphilis
For identification of associated mental disorders see note, Section V and
categories 292.1, 309.0
Dementia paralytica juvenilis
68 TABULAR LIST

Juvenile:
general paralysis
tabes
taboparesis
neurosyphilis (asymptomatic) (meningeal)
090.5 Other late congenital syphilis, symptomatic
Gumma due to congenital syphilis
Hutchinson's teeth
Syphilitic saddle nose
Any congenital syphilitic condition specified as late or manifest five
years or more after birth
Excludes: interstitial keratitis (090.3)
juvenile neurosyphilis (090.4)
090.6 Late congenital syphilis, latent
Congenital syphilis without clinical manifestations, with positive sero-
logical reaction and negative spinal fluid test, five years or more
after birth
090.7 Late congenital syphilis, unspecified
Congenital syphilis NOS, more than five years after birth
090.9 Congenital syphilis, unspecified

091 Early syphilis, symptomatic

Excludes: early cardiovascular syphilis (093)
early neurosyphilis (094)
091.0 Primary syphilis. except extragenital chancre
Excludes: syphilis specified as both primary and secondary (091.2)

091.1 Extragenital chancre

091.2 Secondary syphilis of skin and mucous membranes
Condyloma latum
Mucous patches (syphilitic)
Syphilis:
skin (early) (secondary)
specified as both primary and secondary
Syphilitic:
condyloma
ulcer (early) (secondary) (any site)
Excludes: perforating ulcer, syphilitic of:
foot (094.0)
other sites (095)
relapse (clinical) in early syphilis (091.3)
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INFECTIVE AND PARASITIC 69

091.3 Secondary syphilis, relapse (treated, untreated)

091.8 Other recently acquired syphilis, symptomatic
Syphilitic :
alopecia
lymphadenitis
091.9 Early syphilis, unspecified
092 Early syphilis, latent
Syphilis (acquired) without clinical manifestations, with positive sero-
logical reaction and negative spinal fluid test, less than two years
after infection
092.0 Early syphilis, latent, serological relapse after treatment
{)92.9 Early syphilis, latent, unspecified
093 Cardiovascular syphilis
093.0 Aneurysm oj aorla, specified as syphilitic
Dilatation of aorta, specified as syphilitic
093.9 O/her cardiovascular syphilis
Gumma (syphilitic) of heart or artery (any except cerebral or spinal)
Syphilis:
artery or vein (any except cerebra! or spinal)
cardiovascular (early) (late)
Syphilitic:
aortitis
arteritis (except cerebral or spinal)
094 Syphilis of central nervous system
For identification of associated mental disorders see note, Section V and
categories 292.0, 292.1, 309.0
094.0 Tabes dorsalis
Arthropathy:
neurogenic (Charcot)
tabetic
Charcot's joint disease
Locomotor ataxia (progressive)
Posterior spinal sclerosis (syphilitic)
Tabetic neurosyphilis
094.1 General paresis
Dementia paralytica
General paralysis (of insane) (progressive)
Paretic neurosyphilis
Taboparesis
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094.9 Other syphilis of central nervous system

Aneurysm, syphilitic (ruptured) }
Gumma (syphilitic) of central nervous system
Syphiloma
Syphilis: Syphilitic:
central nervous system (asymp- meningitis
tomatic) (early) (late) (latent) meningomyelitis
cerebral or cerebrospinal neuroretinitis
meningovascular optic atrophy

095 Other forms of late syphilis, with symptoms

Gumma (syphilitic) l. ..
Syphilis, late or tertiary any SIte except those classli'iable 10 093-094
Gumma (syphilitic) NOS
Syphilis (stage unspecified): Syphilis (stage unspecified):
bladder muscle
bone oesophagus
liver stomach
lung testis

096 Late syphilis, latent

Syphilis (acquired) without clinical manifestations with positive sero-
logical reaction and negative spinal fluid test, two or more years
after infection

097 Other syphilis and not specified

097.0 Late syphilis, unspecified
097.1 La/ent syphilis, unspecified
Positive serological reaction for syphilis
097.9 Syphilis, Wlspecified
Syphilis (acquired) NOS
Excludes: syphilis NOS causing death under I year of age (090.9)

098 Gonococcal in fectiODS

098.0 Acute of genito-.urinary tract
Gonococcal:
disease (acute) l . .
infection (acute) of genlto-unnary system
Gonorrhoea (acute) (urethra or vulva)
Excludes: gonococcal salpingitis NOS (098.1)
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098.l Chronic oj genito-urinary system

Gonococcal infection Of}. . .
genito-urinary system specified as chrome or of duratlon two
Gonorrhoea months or over
Gonococcal salpingitis (chronic)
098.2 Of eye
Gonococcal:
conjunctivitis (neonatorum)
iritis
ophthalmia (neonatorum)
098.3 Of joint
Gonococcal:
arthritis
bursitis
tenosynovitis
098.4 Of other sites
Gonococcaemia
Gonococcal (infection):
endocarditis
heart
meningitis
proctitis
098.9 Site unspecified

099 Other venereal disease

099.0 Chancroid
Bubo (inguinal):
chancroidal
due to Haemophilus ducreyi
Chancre:
Ducrey's
simple
soft
Ulcus molle (cutis) (skin)
099.1 Lymphogranuloma venereum
Climatic or tropical bubo
(Durand)-Nicolas-Favre disease
Esthiomene
Lymphogranuloma inguinale
72 TABULAR LIST

099.2 Granuloma inguinale

Donovanosis
Granuloma:
pudendi (ulcerating)
venereum
099.9 Other and unspecified
Condyloma acuminatum
Venereal:
bubo
disease NOS
wart

OTHER SP1ROCHAETAL DISEASES (100-104)

100 Leptospirosis
100.0 Leptospirosis icterohaemorrhagica
Leptospiral or spirochaetal jaundice (haemorrhagic)
Weil's disease
100.8 Other
Fever:
Fort Bragg
pretibial
swamp
Leptospiral meningitis (aseptic)
100.9 Unspecified

J01 Vincent·s angina

Necrotizing ulcerative stomatitis
Spirochaetal stomatitis
Vincent's:
gingivitis
infection (any site)
Trench mouth

102 Yaws

102.0 Initiollesions
Chancre of yaws
Framboesia initial or primary
Initial framboesial ulcer
Mother yaw
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102.1 Multiple papillomata and" wet crab" yaws

Butter yaws Pianoma
Framboesioma Plantar or palmar papilloma of yaws
102.2 Other early skin lesions
Early yaws (cutaneous) (macular) (papular) (maculopapular) (micro-
papular)
Framboeside of early yaws
Cutaneous yaws, less than five years after infection
I 02.3 Hyperkeratosis
Hyperkeratosis, palmar or plantar (early) (late) due to yaws
" Ghoul" hand
Worm-eaten soles
102.4 Gummata, ulcers
Nodular late yaws (ulcerated)
Gummatous framboeside
102.5 Gangosa
Rhinopharyngitis mutilans
102.6 Bone and joint lesions
Goundou
Gumma,bone }
Gummatous osteitis of yaws (late)
or periostitis
Ganglion }
Hydrarthrosis
Osteitis of yaws (early) (late)
Periostitis (hypertrophic)
102.7 Other manifestations
Juxta-articular nodules of yaws
Mucosal yaws
102.8 Latent yaws
Yaws without clinical manifestations, with positive serology
102.9 Yaws, unspecified
103 Pinta
103.0 Primary lesions
Chancre (primary)
Papule (primary)
Iof pinta (carate)
Pintid
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I03.l Intermediate lesions

Erythematous plaques }
Hyperchromic lesions of piDta (carate)
Hyperkeratosis
103.2 Late lesions
Cardiovascular lesions
Skin lesions:
achromic of pinta (carate)
cicatricial
dyschromic
Vitiligo
103.3 Mixed lesions
Achromic and hyperchromic skiD lesions of pinta (carate)
103.9 Unspecified

104 Other spiroc:haetal inrectioa

104.0 Nonwvenereal endemic syphilis
Bejel
Njovera
104.9 Other
Excludes: relapsing fever (088)
syphilis (090-097)

MyCOSES (110-117)
110 Dermatophytosis
Athlete's foot Ring worm (any site)
Epidermophytosis Trichophytosis
Favus Tinea, any type except those in III
Microsporosis
Onychomycosis
Excludes: tinea:
blanca (1 I 1.2)
flava (111.0)
nigra 011.1)
nodosa (111.2)
versicolor (J 11.0)
microsporosis nigra (111.1)
III Dermatomycosis, other and IlIISpeci6ed
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111.0 Pityriasis versicolor

Chromophytosis or dermatomycosis furfuracea
Malessezia furfur infection
Tinea fiava
Tinea versicolor
llLt Tinea nigra
Infection by Cladosporium:
mansonii
werneckii
Microsporosis nigra
II 1.2 Tinea blanca
Tinea nodosa
Trichosporon beigelii infection
White piedra
111.8 Other
Black piedra
Erythrasma
Piedraia hortai infection
Trichosporosis nodosa
111.9 Unspecified

112 Moniliasis
Candidiasis Oidiomycosis
Chronic paronychia (candidal) Stomatitis:
Infection (any site) by: mycotic
Candida albicans parasitic
Oidium albicans Thrush

113 Actinomycosis
Infection by actinomyces (israe1ii)

114 Coccidioidomycosis
Coccidioidal:
granuloma
pulmonary disease (primary) (residual)
Coccidioidosis
Infection by Coccidiodes (immitis)
Valley (San Joaquin) fever

115 Histoplasmosis
Infection by Histoplasma capsulatum
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116 Blastomycosis
116.0 European
Busse-Buschke disease
Infection by Cryptococcus neorormans (Torula histolytica)
Torulosis
116.1 North American
Blastomycetic dermatitis
Blastomycosis, North American
cutaneous
pulmonary
systemic
Gilchrist's disease
Infection by Blastomyces dermatitidis
116.2 South American
Brazilian blastomycosis
Infection by Paracoccidioides (Blastomyces) brasiliensis
Lutz-Splendore-Almeida disease
Paracoccidioidal granuloma
Paracoccidioidomycosis
116.9 Other and unspecified
Keloidal blastomycosis
Lobo's disease or blastomycosis
117 Other systemic mycosis
117.0 Rhinosporidiosis
Infection by Rhinosporidium (seeberi)
117.1 Sporotrichosis
Infection by Sporotrichum (schenckii)
117.2 Chromomycosis
Chromoblastomycosis Dermatitis verrucosa
117.3 Aspergillosis
Infection by Aspergillus (fumigatus)
117.4 Maduromvcosis
Madura disease of foot Mycetoma (maduromycotic)
117.8 Other
Geotrichosis Nocardiosis
Mucormycosis Phycomycosis
Mycetoma, nocardial
117.9 Unspecified
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HELMINTHIASES (120-129)

120 Schistosomiasis (bilharziasis)

120,0 Schistosoma haematobium

Vesical schistosomiasis NOS

120.1 Schistosoma mansoni

Intestinal schistosomiasis NOS

120.2 Schistosoma japonicum

Oriental schistosomiasis NOS

120.3 Cutaneous
Cercarial dermatitis
Infection by Schistosoma cercariae
Schistosome dermatitis
Swimmers' itch
120.8 Other
Infection by Schistosoma:
boyis
intercalatum
spindale
120.9 Unspec{{ied
Blood flukes NOS
Haemic distomiasis

t21 Other trematode infection

121.0 Opisthorchiasis
Infection by:
cat liver fluke
Opisthorchis (felineus) (viverrini)
12l.l Clonorchiasis
Biliary cirrhosis due to clonorchiasis
Hepatic distomiasis due to Clonorchis sinensis (clonorchiasis)
12L2 Paragonomiasis
Infection by Paragonimus westermani
Lung fluke disease
Pulmonary distomiasis
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121.3 Fascioliluis
Infection by Fasciola: Liver flukes NOS
gigantica
hepatica
121.4 Fasciolopsiasis
Infection by Fasciolopsis (buski)
Intestinal distomiasis
121.9 Other (Uf.d IUJSpecified
Distomiasis NOS
Echinostomiasis
Fluke disease NOS
Heterophyiasis

122 Hydatidosis
Includes: echinococcosis
hydatid cyst or tumour
hydatidosis
infection by Echinococcus
granulosus
multilocularis
122.0 Liver
122.1 Lung
i22.8 Other sites
122.9 Unspecified
123 Other cestode infection
123.0 Taenia solium infection, intestinal form
Pork tapeworm (infection)
l23.1 Cysticercosis
Infection by:
Cysticercus cellulosae
larval form, Taenia solium
123.2 Taenia sagjnota infection
Beef tapeworm (infection)
123.3 Taeniasis unspecified
123.4 Diphyllobothriasis intestinal
Diphylobothrium (Iatum) (infection)
Fish tapeworm (infection)
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123.5 Sparganosis (larval diphyllobothriasis)

Sparganum mansoni (infection)
123.6 Hymenolepiasis
Dwarf tapeworm (infection)
Hymenolepsis (diminuta) (nana) (infection)
Rat tapeworm (infection)
123.9 Other and unspecified
Dipylidiasis
Dipylidium (caninum) (infection)
Dog tapeworm infection
Tapeworm (infection) NOS
124 Trichiniasis
Trichinella spiralis (infection)
Trichinosis
125 Filarial inredion
125.0 Wuchereriasis
Chyluria }
Elephantiasis due to Wuchereria bancrofti
Infection
125.1 Brugia filariasis
Chyluria }
Elephantiasis due to Brugia (Wuchereria) maIayi
Infection
125.2 Loiasis
Loa loa (infection)
125.3 Onchocercosis
Onchocerca volvulus (infection)
Onchocerciasis
125.4 Acanthocheilonemiasis
Acanthocheilonema perstans (inrection)
125.5 Mansonellosis
Mansonella (ozzardi) (infection) .
125.8 Other filariasis
Acanthocheilonema streptocera (infection)
Dracontiasis
Dracunculus medinensis (infection)
Guinea worms (infection)
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125.9 Unspecified
Filarial:
chyluria NOS
elephantiasis NOS

126 Ancylostomiasis

126.0 Ancylostoma duodenale

126.1 Necator americanus
126.8 Other ancylostoma
Ancylostoma brasiliense (infection)
Cutaneous larva migrans NOS
126.9 Unspecified
Ancylostomiasis NOS
Ground itch
Hookworm (disease) (infection)
Uncinariasis NOS

127 Other intestinal helminthiasis

127.0 Ascariasis
Ascaris lumbricoides (infection)

127.1 Strongyloidiasis
Strongyloides stercoralis (infection)
Threadworm (infection)
127.2 Trichuriasis
Trichuris trichiura (infection)
Trichocephaliasis
Whipworm (disease) (infection)

127.3 Enterobiasis
Enterobius vermicularis (infection)
Oxyuris vermicularis (infection)
Oxyuriasis
Pinworm (disease) (infection)
127.4 Other intestinal nematode infection
Oesophagostomum (infection)
Oesophagostomiasis
Ternidens diminutus (infection)
 INFECTiVE AND PARASITIC 8\

127.5 Mixed intestinal helminthiasis

Infection by intestinal helminths specified under more than one of the
titles 120-127.4
Mixed helminthiasis NOS
127.9 Intestinal helminthiasis, unspecified

128 Other and unspecified helminthiasis

128.0 Lana migrans, l'isceralis
Toxocara (cani) (felis) (infection) Visceral larva migrans NOS
128.8 Other
Gnathostomiasis Gnathostoma spinigerum infec-
tion
128.9 Vnspecified
Helminthiasis NOS Worms NOS

119 Intestinal parasitism, unspecified

OTHER INFECTIVE AND PARASITIC DISEASES (130-136)

IJO Toxoplasmosis

130.0 Acquired
Chorioretinitis }
Hepatitis
Mcningo-encephalitis due to acquired toxoplasmosis
Pneumonitis
Conjunctivitis }
Lyn!phadenopathy due to toxoplasmosis (acquired)
Uveitis
130.! Congenital actire
Hydrocephalus }
Microcephalus due to toxoplasmosis (congenital)
Microphthalmos
Any condition in J 30.0 due to congenital toxoplasmosis
l30.2 Late effects of intra-uterine infection
Cerebral calcification due to toxoplasmosis (congenital)
Any condition specified as late effect of congenital toxoplasmosis
For identification of associated mental retardation see note, Section V
and categories 310-315
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130.9 Unspecified
131 Trichomoniasis urogenitalis
Fluor (vaginalis)
Leucorrhoea (vaginalis)
Prostatitis trichomonal or due to Trichomona (vaginalis)
Urethritis
Vaginitis
Vulvovaginitis
132 Pediculosis
Inrestation by:
body louse
head louse
Pediculus (humanus) (capitis) (corporis)
Excludes: Phthirus pubis infestation (134.1)
l33 Acariasis
133.0 Scabies
Infestation by Sarcoptes scabiei
Sarcoptic itch
133.9 Other
Chiggers Itch:
Infestation by: grain
Demodex folliculorum grocers'
mites (except scabic) harvest
Trombiculae
134 Other infestation
134.0 Myiasis
Infestation by:
fly larvae
Dermatobia (hominis)
Gasterophilus (intestinalis)
maggots
Oestrus ovis
134.1 Phthirus infestation
Infestation by pubic louse
134.2 Other arthropod infestation
Infestation by:
chigoe
TUnga penetrans
sand flea
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134.3 Hirudiniasis
Leeches (aquatic) (land)
Hirudiniasis (external) (internal)
134.9 Other and unspecified
Infestation (skin) NOS
Skin parasites NOS
135 Sarcoidosis
Besnier-Boeck-Schaumann disease Sarcoid (any site):
Lupoid (miliary) of Boeck NOS
Lupus pernio (Besnier) Boeck
Lymphogranulomatosis, benign Darier-Roussy
(Schaumann) Uveoparotid fever
136 Otber lind unspecified inrective lind pllrasitic diseases
Infection, infectious disease NOS Reiter's disease
Miliary fever Syndrome urethro-oculo-articular
Parasitic disease NOS Sweating disease
Pneumocystosis Other infective and parasitic dis-
Protozoal disease not elsewhere eases not classified in ()(H)-135
classified
 II. NEOPLASMS

The following lists contain histological types of neoplasms which are

considered malignant or benign. Some terms convey by their name
malignant or benign behaviour, others need to be qualified (benign,
malignant, other qualifier) to indicate their exact nature. These lists
should therefore be used for guidance only when the terms are given
without specification whether malignant or benign; whenever the opinion
of the pathologist is stated it will be the deciding factor.
The terms are examples of the more common types; the Alphabetical
Index provides for all histological types of neoplasms in the proper
alphabetical place.
Numbers 140-199 include malignant neoplasms classified according to
site. The following varieties are considered malignant unless specified
as benign:
Adeno-acanthoma Fibromyxosarcoma
Adenocarcinoma Fibrosarcoma
Adenosarcoma Glioblastoma
Angiofibrosarcoma Glioma
Angiosarcoma Gliosarcoma
Astroblastoma Haemangioblastoma
Astrocytoma Haemangiopericytoma
Basal cell carcinoma Haemangiosarcoma
Bowen's epithelioma (skin) Hepatoblastoma
Cancer, any type Hepatoma
Cancerous, any condition so qual- Hypernephroma
ified Leiomyosarcoma
Carcinoma, any type Lipomyosarcoma
Carcinomatous, any condition so Lipomyxosarcoma
qualified Liposarcoma
Carcinosarcoma Lymphangiosarcoma
Chondromyxosarcoma Lympho-epithe1ioma
Chondrosarcoma Medu!loblastoma
Chordoma Medullo-epithelioma
Choriocarcinoma Melanoblastoma
Chorionepithelioma Melanocarcinoma
Cystadenocarcinoma Melanoma
Dysgerminoma Mesenchymoma
Embryoma Myosarcoma
Ependymoblastoma Myxochondrosarcoma
Ependymoma Myxosarcoma
Ewing's tumour (bone) Nephroblastoma
Fibrochondrosarcoma Neuroblastoma
Fibroliposarcoma Neuro-epithe1ioma

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Neurofibrosarcoma Retinoblastoma
Neurosarcoma Rhabdomyosarcoma
Oligodendroblastoma Sarcoma
Oligodendroglioma Sarcomatous, any condition so
Osteoblastoma qualified
Osteochondromyxosarcoma Seminoma
Osteochondrosarcoma Spongioblastoma
Osteofibrosarcoma Spongiocytoma
Osteosarcoma SympathobJastoma
Paget's disease of breast, nipple Sympathogonioma
Papillo-adenocarcinoma Syringocarcinoma
Papillocarcinoma Teratocarcinoma
Perithelioma Teratoma (cystic) of testis
Pinealoblastoma Wilms' tumour (kidney)

Numbers 200-209 include neoplasms of lymphatic and haematopoietic

tissues. The following varieties are included in this group:
Aleukaemia. any type Lymphocytoma
Aleukaemic, any condition so Lymphogranuloma, except m-
qualified guinale or venereal
Chloroma Lymphoid polyp (benign)
Giant follicular lymphoma Lymphoma
Hodgkin's disease or granuloma Lymphosarcoma
Kahler's disease Mycosis fungoides
Leukaemia, any type Plasma cell myeloma
Leukaemic, any condition so qual- Plasmocytoma
ified Reticulosis, lymphoid follicular
Leukosarcoma Reticulum-cell sarcoma
Lymphoblastoma

Numbers 210-228 include benign neoplasms classified according to site

and, in certain titles, according to type. The following varieties are consi-
dered benign unless specified as malignant:
Acanthoma adenoides cysticum Chondroblastoma
Adenocystoma Chondrofibroma
Adenofibroma Chondroma
Adenoma, except of parathyroid, Chondromyxoma
pituitary, prostate, and thyroid Craniopharyngioma
Adenomyoma Cystadenoma, except of thyroid
Angiofibroma Cystosarcoma phyl!odes
Angiolipoma Dermatofibroma
Angioma Dermoid cyst or tumour
Angiomatosis Desmoid tumour
Brenner's tumour (ovary) Ecchondrosis
Cementoma Enchondroma
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Epidermoid cyst NOS Myofibroma

Epithelioma adenoides cysticum Myolipoma
Epulis Myoma, except of prostate
Exostosis Myxochondroma
Fibro-adenoma Myxofibrochondroma
Fibro-angioma Myxofibroma
Fibrochondroma Myxolipoma
Fibrolipoma Neurinoma
Fibroma, except of prostate Neurofibroma
Fibromyoma Odontoma
Fibromyxoma Osteochondroma
Fibro-osteochondroma Osteochondromatosis
Fibro-osteoma Osteochondromyxoma
Ganglioneuroma Osteoclastoma
Glomus tumour Osteofibrochondroma
Haemangio-endothelioma Osteofibroma
Haemangiofibroma Osteoma
Haemangioma Osteomyxochondroma
Hygroma, cystic Papillo-adenocystoma
Leiomyoma, except of prostate Papilloma, except of thyroid
Lipofibroma Paraganglioma
Lipoma Pinealoma
Lipomatosis, embryonal Rhabdomyoma, except of prostate
Lipomyoma Schwannoma
Lipomyxoma Syringocystadenoma
Lymphangio-endothelioma Syringocystoma
Lymphangiofibroma Syringoma
Lymphangioma Teratoma (cystic), except of testis
Meningioma Thymoma
Mesothelioma Tricho-epithelioma

Numbers 230-239 include neoplasms unspecified as to whether benign

or malignant, classified according to site. The following ill-defined
descriptions of neoplasm are coded to these numbers:
" Growth" New growth
Neoplasm Tumour
Neoplastic growth or tumour

MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF BUCCAL CAVITY AND PHARYNX (140-149)

140 Malignant neoplasm of lip

Includes: frenulum labii
mucose membrane of lip (internal) (exposed)
Excludes: malignant neoplasm of skin of lip (172.0,173.0)
88 TABULAR LIST

140.0 Upper lip

140.1 Lower lip
140.2 Both lips
Lips NOS
140.9 Lip unspecified
Commissure of lip
Lip NOS
Mucous membrane of lip NOS
141 Malignant neoplasm of tongue
141.0 Base a/tongue
141.1 Dorsal sur/ace of tongue
Foramen caecum of tongue
Papillae:
filiform
lingual NOS
vallate
141.2 Borders and tip 0/ tongue
Papillae (lingual):
foliate
fungiform
lenticular
14l.3 Ventral sur/ace o/tongue
Frenulum linguae
Excludes: "book leaf" neoplasm involving both the ventral surface
of the tongue and the floor of the mouth (144)
141.9 Part unspecified
Lingual cancer
142 Malignant neoplasm of salil'ary gland
Includes: salivary:
glands
ducts
142.0 Parotid gland
142.8 Other specified salivary gland
Sublingual gland
Submaxillary gland
142.9 Unspecified salivary gland
 NEOPLASMS 89

143 Malignant neoplasm of gum

Includes: alveolus (process or ridge)
gingiva (alveolar) (marginal)
interdental papillae
143.0 Upper gum
143.1 Lower gum
143.9 Gum unspecified
144 Malignant neoplasm of floor of mouth
145 Malignant neoplasm of other and unspecified parts oC mouth
145.0 Buccal mucosa
Buccal:
commissure
groove (lower) (upper)
Cheek, internal
Retromolar area
Vestibule of mouth
145.1 Palate (hard) (soft)
Roof of the mouth
145.8 Other specified parts
Uvula
145.9 Part unspecified
Buccal cavity NOS
146 Malignant neoplasm of oropharynx
146.0 Tonsils
Tonsil:
faucial
lingual
Excludes: faucial pillars (146.8)
146.8 Other specified parts
Branchial cleft or vestiges
Epiglottis, anterior surface
Vallecula (epiglottis)
146.9 Part unspecified
Fauces NOS
Mesopharynx (oral) NOS
Oropharynx NOS
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147 Malignant neoplasm of nasoplu1r'ynx.

Adenoid tissue } f h
Lymphadenoid tissue 0 p arynx
Pharyngeal bursa
148 Malignant neoplasm of bypopharynx
148.0 Postcricoid region
148.1 Pyriform/ossa
148.8 Other specified parts
Hypopharyngeal wall
Posterior wall of hypopharynx
148.9 ParI unspecified
149 Malignant neoplasm of pharyox, unspecified
Malignant neoplasm of throat

MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF DIGESTIVE ORGANS AND PERITONEUM (150-159)

ISO Mahgnant neoplasm of oesopbagus

lSI Malignant neoplasm of stomach
151.0 Cardia
Cardiac orifice
15 LI Pylorus
151.8 Other specijiedparts
Curvature (greater) (lesser) }
Fundus of stomach
151.9 Part unspecified
Carcinoma ventriculi
Gastric cancer
152 Malignant neoplasm of smaU intestine, including duodenum
152.0 Duodenum
152.8 Other spec(jied parts
Ileum
Jejunum
Excludes: ileocae<:al valve (153.0)

152.9 Part unspecified

 NEOPLASMS 91

153 Malignant neoplasm or large intestine, except rectum

153.0 Caecum, appendix and ascending colon
Caput coli
I1eocaecal valve
153.1 Transverse colon, including hepatic and splenicjlexures
153.2 Descending colon
153.3 Sigmoid colon
Sigmoid (flexure)
Excludes: rectosigmoid junction (154.0)
153.8 Large intestine (including colon), part unspecified
153.9 Intestinal tract, part unspecified

154 Malignant neoplasm or rectum and rectosigmoid junclion

154.0 Rectosigmoid junction
154.1 Rectum
154.2 Anal canal
Anal sphincter
Excludes: anus (skin) (172.6, 173.6)

155 Malignant neoplasm or liver and intrahepatic bile ducts, specified

as primary
155.0 Liver
Carcinoma:
liver, specified as primary
hepatocellular
liver cell
Hepatoblastoma

155.1 Intrahepatic bile ducts

Canaliculi biliferi
Interlobular:
bile ducts
biliary canals
Intrahepatic :
canaliculi <

biliary passages
gall duct
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156 Malignant neoplasm of gallbladder and bile ducts

J 56.0 Gallbladder
156.1 Extrahepatic bile ducts
Biliary duct or passage (extrahepatic) Cystic duct
Common bile duct Hepatic duct
156.2 Ampulla of Vater
156.9 Biliary tract, unspecified
157 Malignant neoplasm of pancreas
157.0 Head
157.8 Other specified parts

BOdY}
Neck of pancreas
Tail
157.9 Unspecified
158 Malignant neoplasm of peritoneum and retroperitoneal tissue
158.0 Retroperitoneal tissue
158.9 Other parts
Mesentery
Mesocolon
Omentum
Peritoneum NOS
159 Malignant neoplasm of unspecified digestive organs
Alimentary tract or canal NOS
Digestive system
Gastro-intestinal tract

MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF RESPIRATORY SYSTEM (160-16])

160 Malignant neoplasm of nose, nasal cavities. middle ear and acces-
sory sinuses
160.0 Nose (internal) and nasal cavities
Cartilage of nose
Naris
Septum of nose
Excludes: bone of nose (nasal) (turbinates) (170.0)
skin of nose (172.], 17],])
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160.1 Eustachian tube and middle ear

Excludes: auricular canal (external) (172.2, 173.2)
bone of ear (meatus) (170.0)
cartilage of ear (171.0)
skin of ear (external) (172.2, 173.2)
160.2 Maxillary sinus
Antrum (Highmore) (maxillary)
160.8 Other sinus
Ethmoidal
Frontal
Sphenoidal
160.9 Unspecified sinus
Accessory sinus NOS
161 Malignant neoplasm of larynx
161.0 Glottis. true vocal cord
161.8 Other specified parts
Cartilage:
arytenoid
cricoid
cuneiform
laryngeal
thyroid
False vocal cords
161.9 Part unspecified
162 Malignant neoplasm or trachea, bronchus and lung
162.0 Trachea
CartilageS) f h
Mucosa 0 trac ea

1621 Bronchus and lung

Malignant neoplasm of Bronchogenic carcinoma
bronchus, lung: Pulmonary carcinoma
NOS Pancoast's tumour, unless spe-
primary cified as benign
163 Malignant neoplasm or other and unspecified respiratory organs
163.0 Pleura
163.1 Mediastinum
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163.9 Site unspecified

Respiratory carcinoma NOS
Malignant neoplasm of:
respiratory system (upper) NOS
thoracic organs NOS

MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF BONE, CONNECTIVE TISSUE, SKIN AND BREAST

( 17<1-174)

170 Malignant neoplasm or bone

Includes: cartilage
articular
joint
periosteum
Excludes: bone marrow (20l-203)

170.0 Bones of skull and face

Bone: Bone:
ethmoid sphenoid
frontal temporal
malar Maxilla
nasal Turbinate
occipital Vomer
parietal
Excludes: cartilage of:
ear (l7l.0)
eyelid (17 LO)
nose (160.0)
lower jaw bone (170.1)

170.1 Lowr!r jaw bone

Inferior maxilla
Mandible

170.2 Vertebral column (excluding sacrum and coccyx)

Spinal column
Spine
Vertebra

170.3 Ribs, sternum and clavicle

Costal cartilage
Ensiform cartilage
Xiphoid process
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170.4 Long bones of upper limb and scapula

Acromion process Radius
Bone NOS of upper limb Ulna
Humerus
J 70.5 Upper limb, short bones
Carpal Scaphoid (of hand)
Cuneiform, wrist Semilunar or lunate
Metacarpal Trapezium
Phalanges of hand Trapezoid
Pisiform Unciform
170.6 Pelvic bones, sacrum, coccyx
Coccygeal vertebra
Ilium
Ischium
Pubic bone
Sacral vertebra
170.7 Lower limb, long bones
Bones NOS of lower limb Fibula
Femur Tibia
170.8 Lower limb, shorr bones
Astragalus Patella
Calcaneus Phalanges of foot
Cuboid Semilunar cartilage
Cuneifonn, ankle Tarsal
Metatarsal
Navicular (of ankle)
170.9 Site UlIspecified
Chondrosarcoma
Chondromyxosarcoma
Ewing's sarcoma or tumour
Osteosarcoma

171 Malignant neoplasm of connective and other soft tissue

Includes: malignant neoplasm of: fibrosarcoma
blood vessel haemangiosarcoma
bursa leimyosarcoma
fascia liposarcoma
ligament lymphangiosarcoma
muscle myosarcoma
synovial membrane myr.:osarcoma
tendon (sheath) rhabdomyosarcoma
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Excludes: cartilage (articular) (170)

larynx (161.8)
nose (160.0)
171.0 Head,jace and neck
Cartilage of:
oa,
eyelid
auricle (ear)
cheek
Connective tiSSUe} chin
Muscle of ear (external)
Soft parts face NOS
head
neck
Excludes: nasa! cartilage (160.0)
171.1 Trunk
Diaphragm
Heart
Myocardium
grom
Connective tisSUe}
Muscle
Soft parts
of
I
1
hypochondrium
perineum
thorax
trunk NOS
Excludes: broad ligament (183.1)
round ligament (183.1)
uterine ligament (any type) (183.1)
171.2 Upper limb (including shoulder)
a<m
finger
Connective tiSSUe} forearm
Muscle of
hand
Soft parts
shoulder
upper limb NOS
171.3 Lower limb (including hip)
foot
hip
Connective tisSUe} l'g
Muscle of lower limb NOS
Soft parts popliteal space
thigh
to,
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171.9 Site unspecified

17Z Mtillgnant melanoma of skin
Includes: melanocarcinoma
melanoma (skin) NOS
Excludes: skin of breast (174)
skin of genital organs (184, 187)
172.0 Lips
172.1 Eyelids, including canthi
l72.2 Ear and external auricular canal
Auricle (ear)
Auricular canal (external)
External meatus
Pinna
172.3 Other and unspecified parts offace
Cheek Face NOS
Chin Forehead
Eyebrow Nose (external)
172.4 Scalp and neck
172.5 Scrotum
172.6 Trunk, except scrotum
Abdominal wall Groin
Anus )( Perineum
Axilla Pubes
Back Trunk NOS
Buttock Umbilicus
Chest wall
172.7 Upper limb
Arm Hand
Finger Shoulder
Forearm Upper limb NOS
172.8 Lower limb
Ankle Leg
Foot Lower limb NOS
Heel Popliteal space
Hip Thigh
Knee Toe
172.9 Site unspecified
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173 Other maHgrumt neoplasm of sklD

Includes: malignant neoplasm of:
sebaceous glands
sudoriferous, sudoriparous glands
Excludes: malignant melanoma of skin (172)
skin of:
breast (174)
genital organs (184, 187)
173.0 Lips
Skin of lips

173.1 Eyelids, including canthi

173.2 Ear and external auricular canal

Malignant neoplasm (of skin) of: Malignant neoplasm of skin of:
auricular canal, external auricle (ear)
external meatus pinna

173.3 Other and unspecified parts oflace

Malignant neoplasm (of skin) of:
cheek (external) face NOS
chin forehead
eyebrow nose, externa1
173.4 Scalp and neck
Skin of neck
~-,

173.5 (Scrotum \
173.6 Tfiiiik, except scrotum
Malignant neoplasm (of skin) of: Malignant neoplasm of skin of:
abdominal wall back
anus } chest wall
axillary fold gram
buttock perineum
pubes trunk
umbilicus
173.7 Upper limb
Skin of: Skin of:
"m
finger
hand
shoulder
forearm upper limb NOS
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173.8 Lower limb

Skin of: Skin of:
ankle jog
foot lower limb NOS
heel thigh
hip too
knee
173.9 Site unspecified
174 Malignant neoplasm of breast
Breast (male) (female) Mammary gland
connet:tive tissue Nipple
skin Paget's disease of:
sort parts breast
nipple

MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF GENITa-URINARY ORGANS (180..189)

ISO Malignant neoplasm of cervix uteri

181 Chorionepithelioma
Choriocarcinoma Malignant neoplasm of placenta
Deciduoma malignum
182 Other malignant neoplasm of uteras
182.0 Corpus uteri
Body of uterus
Endometrium
Fundus of uterus
Myometrium
182.9 Uterus, unspecified
Malignant change in uterine fibroid
183 Malignant neoplasm of ovary, faUopian tube and broad ligament
183.0 Ovary
Dysgerminoma
Malignant teratoma (cystic) of ovary
183.1 Fallopian tube and broad ligament
Oviduct
Round
Uterine
Utero-ovarian } jig,mont
Uterosacral
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183.9 Part ullspecified

Uterine adnexa NOS
184 Malignant neoplasm of other and unspecified femal genital organs
184.0 Vagina
184.1 Vulva
Bartholin's gland
Clitoris
Labium (majus) (minus)
Pudendum
184.8 Other specified sites
184.9 Site unspecified
185 Malignant neoplasm of prostate
186 Malignant neoplasm of testis
Dysgerminoma of testis
Seminoma
Teratoma (cystic) of testis
187 Malignant neoplasm of other and unspecifted male genital organs
187.0 Penis
Corpus cavernosum of penis
Glans penis
Prepuce
187.8 Other specified sites
Epididymis
Seminal vesicle
Spermatic cord
187.9 Sile unspecified
188 Malignant neoplasm of bladder
Bladder (sphincter) (urinary)
189 Malignant neoplasm of other and IIDSpeci6ed urinary organs
189.0 Kidney, except pelvis
Hypernephroma
Wilms' tumour
189.1 Pelvis o/kidney
189.2 Ureter
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189.9 Other and unspecified

Urachus
Urethra

MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED SITES (190-199)

190 Malignant neoplasm of eye

Malignant neoplasm of:
retina
Glioma l
Melanoma of eye
any part of eye except eyelid and Retinoblastoma
optic nerve
Excludes: eyelid (skin) (l72.I, 173.1)
cartilage (171.0)
optic nerve (192.0)
191 Malignant neoplasm of brain
Excludes: cranial nerves (192.0)
192 Malignant neoplasm of other parts of nervous system
192.0 Cranial nerves (including optic)
192.1 Cerebral meninges
192.2 Spinal cord
192.3 Spinal meninges
192.4 Peripheral nerves
192.5 Sympathetic nervous system
Ganglion (sympathetic)
192.9 Site unspecified
Astrocytoma
Astroblastoma
Ependymoma
Glioma site unspecified
Medulloblastoma
Neuro-epithelioma
Oligodendroblastoma
193 Malignant neoplasm of tbyroid gland
Malignant goitre
Hurthle-celJ carcinoma
194 Maligoant neoplasm of other endocrine glands
194.0 Suprarenal gland
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194.1 Parathyroid gland

194.2 Thymus
Malignant thymoma
194.3 Pituitary gland and craniopharyngeal duct
Craniobuccal pouch
Craniopharyngeal pouch
Hypophyseal duct
Rathke's pouch
194.4 Pineal gland
Pinealoblastoma
194.8 Other
Aortic body
Carotid body
194.9 Unspecified endocrine gland
195 Malignant neoplasm of iIl-defined sites
195.0 Abdomen, intra-abdominal cancer
195.1 Pelvis, pelvic viscera, rectovaginal septum
195.9 Other
Arm NOS Leg NOS
Chest wall NOS Neck NOS
Ear NOS Pinna NOS
Hand NOS Shoulder NOS
196 Secondary and unspecified malignant neoplasm of Iympb nodes
Excludes: any malignant neoplasm of lymph nodes specified as primary
(200-202)
Hodgkin's disease (201)
lymphosarcoma (200.1)
other forms of lymphoma (202)
reticulum-cell sarcoma of lymph nodes (200.0)
196.0 Head, face and neck
Cervical
Supracavicular
196.1 Intrathoracic
Bronchopulmonary
Mediastinal
Tracheobronchial
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196.2 Intra-abdominal
Intestinal
Mesenteric
Retroperitoneal
196.3 Axillary and upper limb
Brachial
Epitrochlear
196.4 Inguinal and lower limb
Groin
lIiac
Popliteal
Tibial
196.7 Other specified sites
196.8 Multiples sites
196.9 Site unspecified
197 Secondary malignant ueoplasm of respiratory and digestive systems
197.0 Lung, specified as secondary
197.1 Mediastinum, specified as secondary
197.2 Pleura, specified as secondary
197.3 Other respiratory organs, specified as secondary
Bronchus
Trachea
l .
specIfied as secondary
197.4 Small intestine, including duodenum, specified as secondary
197.5 Large intestine and rectum, specified as secondary
197.6 Peritoneum, specified as secondary
197.7 Liver, specified as secondary
197.8 Liver, unspecified
197.9 Other digestive organs, specified as secondary
198 Other secondary malignant neoplasm
198.0 Bladder specified as secondary
198.1 Other urinary organs, specified as secondary
198.2 Skin, specified as secondary
198.3 Brain, specified as secondary
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198.4 Other paris or nervous system, specified as secondary

198.5 Bone, specified as secondary
198.9 Other sites, specified as secondary
199 Malignant neoplasm wilbout spedficatioD of site
199.0 Multiple
Carcinomatosis Multiple cancer
Disseminated cancer Sarcomatosis
Generalized:
malignancy
neoplastic disease
199.1 Other
Cancer
Carcinoma
Malignancy
Sarcoma

NEOPLASMS OF LYMPHATIC AND HAEMATOPOIETIC TISSUE (200-209)

Excludes: secondary and unspecified neoplasm of lymph nodes (196)

secondary neoplasm of bone marrow (198.5)
secondary neoplasm of spleen (198.9)
200 Lymphosarcoma and reticulum-c:eU sarcoma
200.0 Reticulum-cell sarcoma
Reticulosarcoma
Reticulum-ceillymphosarcoma
200.1 Lymphosarcoma
Lymphosarcoma (lymphoblastic) (lymphocytic)
201 Hodgkin's disease
Hodgkin's:
granuloma
lymphoma
Lymphogranuloma (malignant)
Lymphogranulomatosis
202 Other neoplasms of lymphoid tissue
202.0 Giant follicular lymphoma
Brill-Symmers disease
Lymphoid follicular reticulosis
Macrofollicular lymphoma
 NEOPLASMS 105

202.1 Mycosisfungoides
202.2 Other primary malignant neoplasms of lymphoid tissue
Chloroma Malignant neoplasm of lymph
Compound lymphoma nodes specified as primary,
Leucosarcoma not classifiable under 200-202.1
Malignant neoplasm of spleen
202.9 Other forms of lymphoma
Benign lymphoma
Benign or unspecified neoplasm of bone marrow
Lymphoid polyp (benign)
Ocular lymphoma

203 Multiple myeloma

Kahler's disease
Myeloma:
NOS
haemic
plasma cell
Myelomatosis
Plasmocytoma

204 Lymphatic leukaemia

Includes: aleukaemia, leukaemia (aleukaemic):
lymphatic
lymphoblastic
lymphogenous
lymphoid
204.0 Acute
204.1 Chronic
204.9 Unspecified

205 Myeloid leukaemia

Includes: aleukaemia, leukaemia (aleukaemic):
granulocytic
myeloblastic
myelocytic
myelogenous
myelosclerotic
myelosis, aleukaemic
205.0 Acute
205.1 Chronic
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205.9 Unspecified
206 Monocytic leukaemia
Includes: aleukaemia, leukaemia (aleukaemic):
histiocytic
monoblastic
monocytic
206.0 Acute
206.1 Chronic
206.9 Unspecified

207 Other and unspecified leukaemia

Includes: aleukaemia, leukaemia (aleukaemic):
NOS
giant cell
megakaryocytic
stem cell
207.0 Leukaemia. acute
207.1 Leukaemia, chronic
207.2 Acute erythraemia
Di Guglielmo's disease
Erythraemic myelosis (acute)
207.9 Leukaemia, unspecified

208 Polycythaemia l'era

Erythraemia (chronic)
Erythrocythaemia
Osler-Vaquez disease
Polycythaemia:
chronic
myelopathic
primary
rubra
splenomegalic
Excludes: secondary polycythaemia (289.0)
acute erythraemia (207.2)

209 Myelofibrosis
Myelosclerosis
Osteomyelofibrosis
Osteomyelosclerosis
Osteosclerotic anaemia
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BENIGN NEOPLASMS (210-228)

110 Benign neoplasm of buttal cavity and pharynx

Excludes: cyst or:
jaw (526)
oral soft tissue (528)
210.0 Lip
Lip (lower) (upper) (both)
Commissure t.
Mucous membrane f of hp
Excludes: skin of lip (216)
210.1 Tongue
210.2 Salivary gland
Gland: Salivary:
parotid gland
sublingual duct
submaxillary
210.3 Floor of mouth
210.4 Other and unspecified parts of mouth
Buccal cavity NOS Epulis
Buccal mucosa Odontoma
Gum (upper) (lower)
Palate (hard) (soft)
Uvula
210.5 Tonsil
Tonsil:
faucial
lingual
Excludes: faucial pillars (210.6)
210.6 Other parts of oropharynx
Branchial cleft or vestiges Mesopharynx (oral) NOS
Epiglottis, anterior surface Vallecula (epiglottis)
Fauces NOS
210.7 Nasopharynx
Adenoid tissue
Lymphadenoid tissue } of pharynx
Pharyngeal bursa
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108 TABULAR LIST

210.8 Hypopharynx
Postcricoid region
Pyriform fossa

210.9 Pharynx unspecified

Benign neoplasm of throat

211 Benign neoplasm or other parts or digestive system

211.0 Oesophagus
211.1 Stomach
Cardia
Cardiac orifice
Pylorus
211.2 Small intestine
Duodenum
Ileum
Jejunum
Excludes: i1eocaecal valve (211.3)
211.3 Large intestine, except rectum
Appendix
Caecum
Colon:
ascending
descending
sigmoid
transverse
Intestinal tract NOS
Excludes: rectosigmoid junction (211.4)
211.4 Rectum
Anal canal
Rcetosigmoid junction
Excludes: anus (skin) (216.9)

211.5 Liver and biliary passages

Ampulla of Yater Cystic duct
Bile duct(s): Gallbladder
common Hepatic duct
intrahepatic
extrahepatic
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211.6 Pancreas
Excludes: islet cell tumour (251)
211. 7 Peritoneum and retroperitoneal tissue
Mesentery
Mesocolon
Omentum
211.9 Unspec!fied site
Alimentary tract or canal NOS
Gastro-intestinal tract NOS
212 Benign neoplasm of respiratory system
212.0 Nose, nasal cavities, middle ear and accessory sinuses
Cartilage of nose Sinus:
Eustachian tube frontal
Naris maxillary
Septum of nose sphenoidal
Sinus ethmoidal
Excludes: benign neoplasm of:
bone of:
ear (213)
nose (213)
cartilage of ear (215)
external auricular canal (216)
skin of:
ear (216)
nose (216)
polyp of:
accessory sinus (505)
ear (387.9)
nasal cavity and selptum (505)
212.1 Larynx
Cartilage: Glottis
arytenoid Vocal cords (false) (true)
cricoid
cuneiform
laryngeal
thyroid
Excludes: polyp of vocal cord or larynx (508)
212.2 Trachea
Cartilages) f h
Mucosa 0 trac ea
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212.3 Bronchus and lung

Cartilage of bronchi
212.4 Pleura
212.5 Mediastinum
212.9 Unspecified sire
Respiratory system NOS
Thoracic organs NOS
213 Benign neoplasm of bone and cartilage
Bone, any Osteoma
Cartilage Chondroma
articular Enchondroma
joint Myxochondroma
Periosteum
Excludes: bone marrow (202.9)
cartilage of:
ear (215)
eyelid (215)
larynx (212.1)
nose (212.0)
214 Lipoma
Fibrolipoma
Lipoma
I of any site
215 Other benign neoplasm of muscular and connective tissue
Benign neoplasm of: Leiomyoma
bursa Myoma, not of uterus
cartilage: Myxofibroma
Myxoma
'"
eyelid Rhabdomyoma
fascia
ligament
muscle
synovial membrane
tendon (sheath)
Excludes: lipoma (214)
uterine fibromyoma (218)
216 Benign neoplasm of skin
Includes: external auricular canal
eyelid
skin of:
anus
ea<
 NEOPLASMS III

Excludes: benign:
melanoma (757.1)
neoplasm of skin of:
breast (217)
genital organs (221, 222)
2l6.0 Epidermis
Senile wart
Seborrhoeic wart

216.1 Hair follicles and sebaceous glands

Sebaceous adenoma
Excludes: sebaceous cyst (706.2)
216.2 Sweat glands and sweat ducts
Dermatofibroma Syringocystoma
Hidrocystoma Syringoma
Syringocystadenoma
216.8 Other:
216.9 Unspecified

217 Benign neoplasm or breast

Breast (male) (female)
connective tissue
glandular tissue
skin
Excludes: benign cyst of breast (610)

218 Uterine tibroma

Fibroid (bleeding) (uterus)
Fibromyoma (uterus)
Leiomyoma of uterus
Myoma (uterus)

21~ Other benign oeoplasm of uterus

Includes: cerVIX }
corpus of uterus
fundus
endometrium
myometrium
219.0 Papilloma, polyp
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219.1 Benign cyst

219.9 Other and unspecified
220 Benign oeoplasm of O"vary
Brenner's tumour
Benign cyst
Cystadenoma, not specified as malignant
Polyp } of ovary
Teratoma not specified as malignant
Excludes: cyst (of):
corpus albicans (615.2)
corpus luteum (615.2)
graafian follicle (615.2)
follicular (atretic) (615.2)
ovarian, due to failure of involution (615.2)
functionally active neoplasms of ovary (256.0)
ovarian retention cyst (615.2)
III Benign neoplasm of other female gemtal organs
Includes: benign cyst
polyp
teratoma not specified as malignant
221.0 Fallopian tube and broad ligament
Oviduct
Round }
~!:~~~~varian ligament
Uterosacral
221.1 Vagina
221.2 Vulva
Bartholin's gland Labium (majus) (minus)
Clitoris Pudendum
221.8 Other specified sites
221.9 Unspecified site
112 Benign Dooplasm of male gemtal organs
222.0 Testis
Excludes: functionally active benign neoplasm of testis (257.0)
222.1 Penis
Corpus cavernosum Prepuce
Glans penis
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222.8 Other specified sites

Epididymis
Seminal vesicle
Spermatic cord
Excludes: hypertrophy or enlargement of prostate (600)
222.9 Unspecified site

223 Benign neoplasm of kidney and other urinary organs

223.0 Kidney, except pelvis

223.1 Pelvis of kidney
223.2 Ureter
223.3 Bladder
223.8 Other specified sites
Urachus
Urethra
223.9 Unspecified site

224 Benign neoplasm of eye

Retina
Any part, except eyelid and optic nerve
Excludes: benign neoplasm of:
eyelid (skin) (216)
cartilage (215)
optic nerve (225.1)
cyst of eye (378)

225 Benign neoplasm of brain and other parts of nervous system

Excludes: neurofibromatosis (743.4)
225.0 Brain
Brain, any part Haemangioma of brain
Excludes: cranial nerves (225.I)
225.1 Cranial nerves (including optic)
225.2 Cerebral meninges
Meningioma, cerebral
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225.3 Spinal cord

Cauda equina Haemangioma of spinal cord

225.4 Spinal meninges

Meningioma, spinal
225.5 Peripheral nerves
225.6 Sympathetic nervous system
Ganglion (sympathetic)
225.9 Unspecified sire
Meninges NOS Meningioma NOS

226 Benign neoplasm or endocrine glllnds

226.0 Suprarenal gland
Excludes: adenoma of adrenal, functionally active (255.0)
phaeochromocytoma (255.2)
226.1 Thymus
Thymoma
226.2 Pituitary gland and craniopharyngeal duct (pouch)
Benign neoplasm of pouch: Craniopharyngioma
craniobuccal
craniopharyngeal
Rathke's
Excludes: adenoma of pituitary:
basophilic (258.0)
chromophobe (253.2)
eosinophilic (253.0)
226.3 Pineal gland
Pinealoma
226.8 Other specified endocrine glands
Aortic body
Carotid body
Excludes: adenoma of:
parathyroid (252.0)
thyroid (241, 242.1)
islet cell tumour of pancreas (251)
226.9 Unspecified site
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227 Haemangioma and lymphangioma

Glomus tumour
Naevus:
NOS
cavernous
lymphatic
vascular
Haemangioma (benign) (congenital) (any site), except of central
nervous system and retina
Lymphangioma (congenital) (any site)
Excludes: angioma, haemangioma of:
brain (225.0)
retina (224)
spinal cord (225.3)
blue or pigmented naevus (757.1)
228 Benign neoplasm of other and unspecified organs and tissues

NEOPLASM OF UNSPECIFIED NATURE (230-239)

230 Neoplasm or unspecified nature of digestiye organs

230.0 Oesophagus
230.1 Stomach
230.2 Small intestine
Duodenum Jejunum
Ileum
230.3 Large intestine, excluding rectum
Appendix
Caecum
Colon (ascending) (descending) (sigmoid) (transverse)
Intestinal tract NOS
230.4 Rectum
Anal canal Rectosigmoid junction
Excludes: anus (skin) (232.2)
230.5 Liver and biliary passages
Ampulla of Vater Gallbladder
Bile duct(s) (common) Hepatic duct
Cystic duct
230.6 Pancreas
Excludes: islet cell tumour (251)
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230.7 Peritoneum
Mesentery
Mesocolon
Omentum
230.9 Unspecified site
231 Neoplasm of unspeci6ed nature of respiratory organs
231.0 Nose, nasal cavities, middle ear and accessory sinuses
Cartilage of nose Sinus:
Eustachian tube frontal
Naris maxillary
Septum of nose sphenoidal
Sinus ethmoidal accessory NOS
Excludes: bone of:
ear (232.0)
nose (232.0)
cartilage of ear (232.1)
skin of:
ear (232.2)
nose (232.2)
231.1 Larynx
Cartilage: Glottis
arytenoid Vocal cords (false) (true)
cricoid
cuneiform
laryngeal
thyroid
231.2 Trachea
Cartilage}
Mucosa of trachea
231.3 Bronchus and lung
Cartilage of bronchi
231.4 Pleura
231.5 Mediastinum
231.9 Unspecified site
Respiratory system NOS
Thoracic organs NOS
232 Neoplasm of unspecified Dature of skin and musculoskeletal
system
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232.0 Bone and cartilage

Cartilage
articular
joint
Periosteum
Excludes: bone marrow (202.9)
cartilage of:
ear (232.1)
eyelid (232.1)
larynx (231.1)
nose (231.0)

232.1 Muscular and connective tissue

Blood vessel Fascia
Bursa Ligament
Cartilage: Muscle
,a. Synovial membrane
eyelid Tendon (sheath)

232.2 Skin
Epidermis Skin of:
External auricular canal anus
Eyelid ea,
Hair follicles and sebaceous glands Sweat glands and sweat ducts
Excludes: skin of:
breast (233)
genital organs (236, 237)

233 Neoplasm of unspedfied nature of breast

Breast (male) (female)
connective tissue
glandular tissue
skin

234 Neoplasm of unspecified nature of uterus

234.0 Carcinoma in situ of cervix uteri

234.1 CerJIix uteri, other
234.9 Other and unspecified part
Corpus
Fundus
I of uterus Endometrium
Myometrium
118 TABULAR UST

235 Neoplasm of UDSpedfied nature of ovary

236 Neoplasm of unspecified nature of other feDUIIle genital or:ans

236.0 Fallopian tube and broad ligaments

Oviduct
Round }
Uterine ligament
Utero·ovarian
Uterosacral
236.1 Vagina
236.2 Vulva
Bartholin's gland
Clitoris
Labium (majus) (minus)
Pudendum
236.8 Other specified sites
236.9 Unspecified site

237 Neoplasm of unspecified nature of other genito-urinary organs

237.0 Testis
237.1 Penis
Corpus ca"Vernosum
Glans penis
Prepuce
237.2 Other and unspecified male genital organs
Epididymis
Seminal vesicle
Spermatic cord
237.3 Kidney, except pelvis
237.4 Pelvis o/kidney
237.5 Ureter
237.6 Bladder
237.9 Other and unspecified urinary organs
Urachus
Urethra
 NEOPLASMS 119

138 Neoplasm of nnspecified nature of eye, brain and other parts of

nervous system
238.0 Eye
Retina
Any part, except eyelid and optic nerve
Excludes: eyelid (skin) (232.2)
cartilage (232.1)
optic nerve (238.2)
238.1 Brain
238.2 Cranial nerves (including optic nerve)
238.3 Cerebral meninges
238.4 Spinal cord
238.5 Spinal meninges
238.6 Peripheral nerves
238.7 Sympathetic nervous system
Ganglion (sympathetic)
238.9 Unspecified site
Meninges NOS
13!J Neoplasm of unspecified Dature of other and nnspecified organs
239.0 Buccal cavity and pharynx
Alveolus (process or ridge) Oropharynx
Buccal mucosa Palate (hard) (soft)
Floor of mouth Salivary glands and ducts
Gum Tongue
Hypopharynx Tonsil
Lip Uvula

I
Nasopharynx
239.1 Endocrine glands
Carotid body
Ad"n.i
Parathyroid Aortic body
Pineal (gland)
Thymus
Thyroid
239.9 Other and unspecified sites
 DJ. ENDOCRINE, NUTRITIONAL AND
METABOLIC DISEASES

DISEASES OF THYROID GLAND (240-246)

240 Simple goitre

Includes: enlargement of thyroid
goitre or struma:
NOS \
diffuse colloid
hyperplastic
parenchymatous
simple
240.0 Endemic
240.1 Sporadic
240.9 Unspecified
241 Non-toxic nodlllar goitre
Includes: adenoma, thyroid (colloid) (non-toxic) (simple)
adenomatous goitre (non-toxic)
cyst, thyroid, adenomatous
nodular goitre (non-toxic)
struma nodosa (simplex)
241.0 Endemic
241.1 Sporadic
241.9 Unspecified
242 Thyrotoxicosis with or without goitre
242.0 Toxic diffuse goitre
Basedow's disease Toxic:
Exophthalmic: diffuse goitre or struma
goitre goitre NOS
ophthalmoplegia
Graves' disease
HyperthyrOidiSm}
(recurrent) with goitre
Thyrotoxicosis
242.1 Toxic nodular goitre
Adenoma of thyroid gland }
Adenomatous goitre toxic or with hyperthyroidism
Nodular goitre
Struma nodosa toxica

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122 TABULAR LIST

242.2 Thyrotoxicosis without mention of goitre

Hyperthyroidism
Thyrotoxicosis
l. . .
wIthout mentIon of gOitre

143 Cretinism or congenital origin

Congenital :
athyroidism
hypothyroidism
insufficiency, thyroid (gland)
Cretinism (congenital) (endemic) (sporadic)

144 Myxoedema
Athyroidism (acquired)
Hypothyroidism (acquired)
Insufficiency, thyroid (gland) (acquired)
Myxoedema (infantile)
245 Thyroiditis
Hashimoto's disease Thyroiditis:
Lymphadenoid goitre granulomatous (subacute) (de
Riedel's struma Quervain)
Thyroiditis: ligneous
NOS Riedel's
auto-immune
246 Other diseases of thyroid gland

Abscess }
Atrophy of thyroid (gland)
Cyst NOS
Excludes: thyroglossal cyst (758.2)

DISEASES OF OTHER ENDOCRINE GLANDS (250-258)

250 Diabetes mellitus

Diabetes (mellitus) (controlled) Diabetic:
(familial) gangrene
Diabetic: hypoglycaemia
NOS infection
abscess ketosis
acetonaemia ulcer
acidosis any complication so qualified
coma Hyperglycaemic coma
Excludes: diabetes insipidus (253.9)
bronzed diabetes (273.2)
renal glycosuria (renal diabetes) (273.8)
 ENDOCRINE, NUTRITIONAL ANO METABOUC DISEASES 123

251 Disorders of pancreatic internal secretion other than diabetes

meIHtus
Adenoma of pancreas: Hypoglycaemic coma
functionally active Islet cell tumour of pancreas
gastrin-secreting ZoUinger-Eliison syndrome
Hyperinsulinism
Hypoglycaemia:
NOS
spontaneous
Excludes: therapeutic misadventure from administration of insulin
(E93 1.1 , N962.3)

252 Diseases of parathyroid gland

252.0 Hyperparathyroidism
Adenoma, parathyroid gland Hyperplasia of parathyroid gland
Hyperparathyroidism Osteitis fibrosa cystica generalisata
252.1 Hypoparathyroidism
Hypoparathyroidism Tetany:
Insufficiency, parathyroid (gland) parathyroid
parathyroprival
Excludes: pseudohypoparathyroidism (273.4)
pseudo-pseudohypoparathyroidism (273.4)
252.9 Other and unspecified
Excludes: tetany NOS (788.5)

253 Diseases of pituitary gland

253.0 Anterior pituitary hyper/unction
Acromegaly Gigantism (hypophyseal)
Adenoma eosinophilic of pituitary Hyperpituitarism
Excludes: Cushing's syndrome (258.0)
pituitary basophilism (258.0)
253.1 Anterior pituitary hypo/unction
Adiposogenital dystrophy Pituitary:
Dwarfism: cachexia
hypophyseal cretinism
Lorain type dwarfism
pituitary infantilism
Frohlich's syndrome infarction
Hypopituitarism insufficiency
necrosis (Sheehan)
Simmonds' disease
124 TABULAR LIST

253.2 Chromophobe adenoma, pituitary

253.9 Other and unspecified
Abscess of pituitary
Diabetes insipidus
Dyspituitarism
Excludes: nephrogenic diabetes insipidus (273.8)
~ Diseases of thymus gland
Abscess of thymus Thymic:
Enlarged thymus asthma
Hyperthymism convulsions
Lymphatism hypertrophy
Persistent thymus
Status:
Iymphaticus
thymicus
Excludes: myasthenia gravis (733.0)
1S!5 Diseases of adrenal glands
255.0 Adrenal cortical hyper/unction
Adrenogenital syndrome (acquired)
Aldosteronism (primary)
Conn's syndrome
Hyperadrenocorticism
Male sexual precocity) . .
Virilization (female) With adrenal hyperplaSia or tumour
Virilism, adrenal
Excludes: congenital:
adrenogenital syndrome (273.6)
hyperadrenocorticism (273.6)
male macrogenitosomia (praecox) (273.6)
255.1 Adrenal cortical hypo/unction
Addison's disease
Addisonian crisis
Cortico-adrenal insufficiency
Hypo-adrenalism
Hyposuprarenalism
Excludes: Addison's disease specified as tuberculous (017.9)
255.2 Phaeochromocytoma
Adrenalin producing )
Noradrenalin producing phaeochromocytoma
 ENDOCRINE, NUTRITIONAL AND METABOLIC DISEASES 125

255.9 Other and unspecified

Abscess Adrenal:
Atrophy insufficiency NOS
Calcification obesity
Degeneration of adrenal or supra- Adrenalitis
Disease renal (capsule) Suprarenal disease NOS
Haemorrhage (gland)
Hyperplasia
Infarction
Necrosis
Excludes: haemorrhagic adrenalitis specified as meningococcal (036.1)

256 Ovarian dysfunction

256.0 Hyper/unction
Hypergonadism, ovarian
Hyperovarism
256.1 Hypofunction
Hypogonadism (primary), ovarian
Hypo-ovarism
256.9 Other and unspec!fied
Dysfunction, ovary
Polycystic ovaries
Stein-Leventhal syndrome

257 Testicular dysfunction

257.0 Hyper/unction
Hypergonadism, testicular
257.1 Hypo/unction
Eunuchism
Hypogonadism (primary), testicular
257.9 Other and unspecified
Dysfunction, testicle
Goldberg-Maxwell syndrome
Male pseudohermaphroditism with feminizing testis
Testicular feminization

l58 Polyglandular dysfunction and other diseases of endocrine glands

258.0 Cushing's syndrome
Basophilic adenoma (pituitary)
Basophilism (cortico-adrenal) (pituitary) (thymic)
126 TABULAR LIST

258.1 Polyglandular dysfunction

Deficiency } Dysendocrinism
Dyscrasia polyglandular Leprechaunism
Dysfunction
258.9 Other and unspecified diseases of endocrine system
Disease of endocrine glands or system NOS
Hyperpinealism
Infantilism NOS
Progeria

AVITAMINOSES AND OTHER NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCY (260-269)

Excludes: deficiency anaemias (280, 281)

260 Vitamin A deficiency

260.0 Night-blindness
Nyctalopia due to vitamin A deficiency
260.1 Xerophthalmia, keratomalacia
Keratomalacia t .. .
Xerophthalmia J due to vitamm A deficIency
260.8 Other manifestation
Darier's disease
Follicular keratosis } due to vitamin A deficiency
Phrynoderma
260.9 Unspecified
Avitaminosis A
Deficiency of vitamin A NOS
Hypovitaminosis A

261 Thiamine deficiency

Aneurin deficiency Endemic neuritis
Beriberi (heart) Endemic polyneuritis

262 Niacin deficiency

Alcoholic pellagra
Deficiency:
niacin (amide)
nicotinamide
nicotinic acid (amide)
Pellagra (with alcoholism)
 ENDOCRINE, NUTRITIONAL AND METABOLIC DISEASES 127

263 Other vitamin B deficiency

263.0 Ariboflavinosis
Riboflavin deficiency
Vitamin B2 deficiency
263.1 VilOmin B6 deficiency
Deficiency:
pyracin (alpha) (beta)
pyridoxine (derivatives)
pyridox.amine
263.8 Other
Biotin
Choline
Cyanocobalamine (vitamin B12)
Folic acid deficiency
Inositol
Pantothenic acid
263.9 Unspecified
Avitaminosis B
Deficiency of vitamin B NOS
Hypovitaminosis B
Wernicke's encephalopathy
264 Ascorbic acid deficiency
Avitaminosis C
Barlow's disease
Deficiency of vitamin C (ascorbic acid)
Hypovitaminosis C
Infantile scurvy
Scorbutic, any condition so qualified
Scorbutus
Scurvy NOS
265 Vitamin D deficiency
265.0 Rickets active
Acute rickets
Rachitis acuta
Rickets (any bone), active or current
adolescent
adult
infantile
Excludes: coeliac Tickets (269.0)
renal rickets (593.0)
128 TABULAR LIST

265.1 Rickets, late effect

Any condition specified as rachitic or due to rickets and present one year
or more after onset, or stated to be a late effect or sequela of rickets
265.2 Osteomalacia
Mollities ossium
Osteomalacia
Softening of bone
265.9 Unspecified
Avitaminosis D
Deficiency of vitamin D NOS (calciferol) (ergosterol)
Hypovitaminosis D
266 Otber vitamin deficiency states
266.0 Vitamin K deficiency
Avitaminosis K
Deficiency of vitamin K
Hypovitaminosis K
Excludes: vitamin K deficiency of newborn (778.2)
266.8 Other
Deficiency:
vitamin E
vitamin P
266.9 Unspecified
Avitaminosis NOS
Hypovitaminosis NOS
267 Protein malnutrition
Kwashiorkor Multiple deficiency syndrome
Kwashiorkor - marasmus type Protein deficiency
268 Nutritional marasmus
Athrepsia }
Cachexia ..
Extreme wasting NOS or stated to be due to malnutritIOn
Marasmus
269 Other nutritional deficiency
269.0 Sprue and steatorrhoea
Coeliac:
disease (adult)
infantilism
rickets
 ENDOCRINE, NUTRITIONAL AND METABOLIC DISEASES 129

Gee-Hertet disease Steatorrhoea (chronic):

Hill diarrhoea idiopathic
Psilosis primary
Sprue: secondary
idiopathic tropical
non-tropical
tropical
269.1 Malabsorption syndrome, unspecified
269.9 Other and unspecified
Famine oedema Nutritional oedema
Malnutrition NOS Underweight

OTHER METABOLIC DISEASES (270-279)

270 Congenital disorders of amino-acid metabolism

270.0 Phenylketonuria
Foiling's disease
Phenylalanine hydroxylase deficiency
For classification of associated mental deficiency see 310-315 with fourth
digit .2
270.1 Cystinuria
Cystine stones
Hyperaminoaciduria:
arglfllfle
cystine
lysine
ornithine
270.2 Other disorders of amino-acid transport
FancoDi- (de Toni-Debn!) syndrome Nephrotic-glycosuric dwarfism
Glycinuria with hypophosphataemic
Hartnup's disease rickets
270.3 CystinosiS
Cystin: Lignac's disease
diathesis (fnmilial) Lignac-de Toni-Fanconi-Debre
storage disease syndrome
Cystinosis (malignant
270.4 Maple syrup disease
Maple syrup (urine) disease
Branched chain amino-acid degradation disorder
130 TABULAR LIST

270.5 Disorders of purine and pyrimidine metabolism

Beta-amino-isobutyricaciduria
Xanthin stones
Xanthinuria
Excludes: gout (274)
270.6 Alkaptonuria
Ochronosis (endogenous)
Homogentisic acid oxidase deficiency
Ochronotic arthritis
Osteoarthrosis derormans alkaptonurica
270.8 Other
Albinism (cutaneous) (ocular) Cystathioninuria
(oculo-cutaneous) Histidinaemia
Arginosuccinic aciduria Homocystinuria
Citrullinaemia Hydroxyprolinaemia
270.9 Unspecified
271 Congenital disorden of carbohydrate metabolism
271.0 Von Gierke's disease
Glucose-6-phosphatase deficiency
Glycogenosis:
Cori, type I
hepatorenal
271.1 Other and unspecified glycogen storage disease
Cardiomegalia glycogenica diffusa Glycogenosis:
Deficiency: Cori, type 2-6
brancher enzyme (amylopectino- generalized
sis) McArdle-Schmid-Pearson disease
debrancher enzyme (limit dex-
trinosis)
hepatophosphorylase
myophosphorylase
271.2 Galactosaemia
Deficiency, galactose-I-phosphate uridyl transferase
271.8 Other
Disaccharidase deficiency Oxalosis
Fructokinase deficiency Pentosuria (essential)
Fructosuria (essential) Primary hyperoxaluria
Hereditary rructose intolerance
 ENDOCRINE, NUTRITIONAL AND METABOLIC DISEASES 131

271.9 Unspecified

212 Congenital disorders of lipid metabolism

272.0 Xanthomatosis
Congenital arterial atheromatosis Xanthoma(s):
Familial: cutaneotendinous
hyperbetalipoproteinaemia familial
hyperchylomicronaemia hereditary (multiplex)
hyperlipoproteinaemia hyperlipaemic (splenomegalic)
hyperprebetalipoproteinaemia Xanthomatosis familial
Hypercholesterolaemia: hypercholesterinaemic
familial (essential) hyperlipaemic
hereditary
Hyperlipaemia:
essential (familial)
hereditary
idiopathic
mixed

272.8 Other
Cerebroside lipidosis Familial lipoprotein deficiency
Disease: disorder
Gaucher's Sphingolipidosis
Niemann-Pick Sphingomyelinosis
Essential lipoid histiocytosis
Excludes: amaurotic familial idiocy (333.0)
leucodystrophy (333.1)

272.9 Unspecified

273 Other lind unspeciHed co~genitlll disorders of metabolism

273.0 Cystic fibrosis (mucoviscidosis)

Cystic fibrosis
Fibrocystic disease
l of the pancreas

273.1 Disorders ~f porphyrin metabolism

Porphyria Porphyria:
acute (intermittent) latent
erythropoietic (congenital) South African type
familial Swedish type
hepatic Porphyrinuria
Excludes: porphyria, acquired or secondary (279)
132 TABULAR LIST

273.2 Haemochroma/osis
Bronzed diabetes (Troisier)-Hanot-Chauffard
Haemochromatosis: syndrome
NOS
hereditary
primary idiopathic
Excludes: haemochromatosis, secondary (279)

273.3 Hepatolenticular degeneration

Familial progressive lenticular de- Pseudosclerosis of Westphal
generation with cirrhosis of Syndrome Westphal-StrumpeU
liver Wilson's disease

273.4 Other disorders involving metabolism of minerals

Familial periodic paralysis Pseudo-pseudohypopara-
Hypophosphataemia: thyroidism
familial Syndrome (Martin)-Albright
renal Vitamin D-resistant:
Hypophosphatasia osteomalacia
Pseudohypoparathyroidism rickets

273.5 Defective bilirubin excretion

Congenital familial nonhaemolytic jaundice (Gilbert)
Icterus intermittens juvenilis
Syndrome:
Criggler-Najjar
Dubin-Johnson
Rotor

273.6 Disorders of steroid metabolism

Congenital; Female pseudohermaphroditism,
adrenal hyperplasia adrenal
adrenogenital syndrome Male macrogenitosomia praecox
hyperadrenocorticism

273.8 Other
Acatalasia Dysostosis multiplex
Acatalasaemia Gargoylism
Diabetes insipidus: Hurler's syndrome
nephrogenic Lipochondrodystrophy
vasopressin resistant Renal tubular acidosis
273.9 Unspecified
 ENDOCRINE, NUTRITIONAL AND METABOLIC DiSEASES 133

274 Gout
Gouty; Gouty:
arthritis phlebitis
iritis synovitis
Podagra
27S Plasma protein abnormalities
275.0 Agammaglobulinaemia
Absence of gammaglobulin in the blood
Antibody deficiency syndrome
agammaglobulinaemic
congenital
275.1 HypogammagJobulinaemia
Deficiency of gammaglobulin in the blood
Antibody deficiency syndrome, hypogammaglobulinaemic
275.2 Analbuminaemia
Absence of albumin in the blood
275.3 Bisalbuminaemia
Double albumin
275.4 Cryoglobulinaemia
275.5 Macroglobulinaemia
Macroglobulinaemia (idiopathic) (primary)
Waldenstrom's macroglobulinaemia
275.9 Other and unspecified
Dysproteinaemia NOS
Paraproteinaemia NOS
Pyroglobulinaemia
276 Amyloidosis
Amyloid disease
Amyloidosis (familial) (primary) (secondary)
Benign paroxysmal peritonitis
Degeneration (any site):
amyloid
lardaceous
Lardaceous disease

2ii Obesity Dot specified as of endocrine origin

Obesity NOS, or of origin other than endocrine
134 TABULAR LIST

278 Other hyperalimentation

Excludes: conditions due to excess administration of drugs (N963.6)
278.0 Hypervitaminosis A
Excess of vitamin A )
Hypervitaminosis A of dietary origin
278.1 Carotinaemia
Carotinaemia ) . . .
Excess of carotin of dietary onglO
278.2 Hypervitaminosis D
Excess or vitamin D ) . . .
Hypervitaminosis D of dietary onglO
278.9 Other and unspecified
Excess or other or unspecified nutrients of dietary origin
HyperPhagia}
Overeating NOS
Overfeeding

279 Other and umpeci6ed metabolie diseases

Eosinophilic granuloma of bone
Histiocytosis X
Cholesterolaemia }
Hyperglyceridaemia not specified as essential, familial or hereditary
Hyperlipaemia
Haemochromatosis, secondary
Hypophosphataemia:
NOS
acquired
non-ramilial
Letterer-Siwe disease
Porphyria, acquired
Schuller-Christian syndrome
Excludes: congenital metabolic defects (27~273)
 IV. DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
AND BLOOD-FORMING ORGANS

280 Iron de6ciency anaemias

Anaemia: Anaemia:
achlorhydric microcytic
asiderotic normocytic, due to blood loss
chlorotic of prematurity
due to blood loss sideropenic (refractory)
hypochromic Plummer-Vinson syndrome
microcytic
Excludes: anaemia of pregnancy (633.9)
iron deficiency (633.1)
puerperal anaemia (676)
due to haemorrhage of childbirth (653)
281 Otber deficiency anaemias
Excludes: macrocytic anaemia of pregnancy (633.0)
281.0 Pernicious anaemia
Anaemia:
Addison's
Biermer's
Pernicious anaemia with:
myelopathy
neuropathy (peripheral)
Subacute combined degeneration of spinal cord
281.1 Other Vitamin BI2 deficiency
281.2 Folic acid deficiency anaemia
Goat's milk anaemia
Megaloblastic anaemia:
NOS
of infancy
Zuelzer-(Ogden) anaemia (megaloblastic)
281.3 Vitamin 86 defiCiency anaemia
Pyridoxine deficiency anaemia
Excludes pyridoxine responsive hypochromic anaemia (285.0)
281.4 Protein deficiency anaemia
Amino-acid deficiency anaemia
Orotaciduria (congenital) (hereditary)

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136 TABULAR LIST

281.9 Other and unspecified deficiency anaemia

Anaemia:
achrestic
dimorphic
macrocytic (tropical)
nutritional deficiency NOS
refractory megaloblastic
28Z Hereditary haemolytic: anaemias
282.0 Familial acholuric jaundice
Acholuric (familial) jaundice
Congenital haemolytic anaemia (spherocytic)
Hereditary spherocytosis
Spherocytosis (familial)
Syndrome Minkowski-Chauffard
Excludes: haemolytic anaemia of newborn (774, 775)
282.1 Hereditary elliptocytosis
Ovalocytosis (hereditary)
282.2 Anaemias due to glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency
Enzyme-deficiency drug-induced haemolytic anaemia
Favism
G6PD anaemia
Haemolytic non-spherocytic anaemia, type I
Acute haemolytic anaemia due to enzyme deficiency NOS
282.3 Other hereditary non-spherocytic haemolytic anaemia
Anaemia:
non-spherocytic haemolytic, type II
pyruvate-kinase (PK) deficiency
282.4 Mediterranean anaemia
Cooley's anaemia
Erythroblastic anaemia
Microdrepanocytosis
Hereditary leptocytosis
Thalassaemia (major) (minor) (mixed)
282.5 Haemoglobinopathies
Disease: Mixed haemoglohinopathy
Hb-C Sickle-cell :
Hb-D anaemia
Hb-E disease
Hb-S trait
Hb-S/Hb-C
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282.9 Other

283 Acquired haemolytic anaemias

283.0 Acute
Acute haemolytic anaemia (Lederer's)
Lederer's anaemia
Excludes: haemolytic anaemia of newborn (774, 775)
283.9 Other
Acquired acholuric jaundice Haemoglobinuria:
Anaemia haemolytic: march
auto-immune paroxysmal
secondary cold
symptomatic nocturnal
Disease: Marchiafava-Micheli syndrome
auto-immune haemolytic
cold-haemagglutinic

284 Aplastic anaemia

Anaemia: Anaemia:
aplastic hypoplastic (familial)
congenital non-regenerative
idiopathic pure red cell
red cell refractory (primary)
aregenerative Pancytopenia (rongenital)
Bomford and Rhoad Panmyelophthisis
Fanconi's

285 Other and unspecified anaemias

285.0 Hypochromic anaemia with iron-loading
Anaemia:
pyridoxine responsive hypochromic anaemia
sideroachrestic
sideroblastic (refractory)
285.8 Other specifit!d anaemia
285.9 Anaemia, unspecfiied
Anaemia: Anaemia
NOS progressive
essential secondary (not after haem-
normocytic orrhage)
profound simple
Oligocythaemia
138 TABULAR LIST

286 CoagulatioD defects

286.0 Haemophilia
Anti·haemophilic globulin deficiency
Factor VIII deficiency
Haemoph'ilia (familial) (hereditary)
Haemophilia A
286.1 Christmas disease
Factor IX deficiency
Haemophilia B
Plasma thromboplastin component deficiency
286.2 Plasma thromboplastin ontecedent deficiency
Factor XI deficiency PTA deficiency
Haemophilia C Rosenthal's disease

286.3 Vascular haemophiJia

Angiohaemophilia A, B Pseudohaemophilia type B
Constitutional thrombopathy Von Willebrand-{Jurgens) disease
286.4 Haemorrhagic fibrinolysis
Haemorrhagic fibrinogenolysis
Fibrinolytic purpura
286.5 Circulating anticoagulants
Antithrombinaemia
AntithrombopJastinaemia
Antithromboplasti:l.Ogenaemia
Hyperheparinaemia
286.9 Other
Afibrinogenaemia Fibrinogenopenia
Deficiency: Owren's disease
factor V Parahaemophilia
factor VII
factor X
factor XII
Excludes: haemorrhagic disease of newborn (778.2)

287 Purpura and other haemorrhagic conditions

287.0 Allergic purpura
Henoch's disease Peliosis rheumatica
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Purpura (primary) Purpura:

allergic idiopathic
fulminous rheumatica
gangrenous Sch6nlein's
haemorrhagic, not due to throm- senile
bocytopenia simplex
Henoch's
Excludes: purpura annularis telangiectodes (709)
287.1 Thrombocytopenia
Purpura haemorrhagica NOS Thrombopenia
Thrombocytopenia: Thrombopenic purpura
allergic Thrombocytopenic anaemia
congenital (hypoplastic) Werlhof's disease
hereditary
idiopathic (acute) (chronic)
secondary
splenic
Excludes: thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (446.4)
287.2 Haemorrhagic thrombocythaemia
287.3 Thrombocytopathy
Thrombasthenia (Glanzmann)
Thrombocytasthenia
Thrombocytopathy (dystrophic)
Thrombopathia (Bernard-Soulier)
Excludes: constitutional thrombopathy (286.3)
287.9 Other and unspecified
Hereditary capillary fragility
Haemorrhagic:
diathesis (ramilial)
disease NOS
188 Agranulocytosis
Agranulocytic angina Neutropenia (malignant)
Granulocytopenia (primary) Neutropenic splenomegaly
(malignant) Schultz' disease
Leukopenia
289 OUler diseases of blood and blood-forming organs
289.0 Polycythoemia, secondary
Polycythaemia: Polycythaemia:
acquired hypoxaemic
due to high altitude
Excludes: polycythaemia vera (208)
140 TABULAR UST

289.1 Chronic lymphadenitis

Adenitis
Lymph.adenitis
I chrOnic,. any lymph. node except mesenteric.
Excludes: acute Iymph.adenitis (683)
mesenteric (289.2)
enlarged glands, NOS (782.7)
289.2 Non-specific mesenteric lymphadenitis
Mesenteric lymphadenitis (acute) (chronic)
289.3 Lymphadenitis, unspecified, except mesenteric
289.4 Diseases of spleen
AbscesS} Lien migrans
Disease, NOS f I Perisplenitis
Infarction 0 sp een Splenitis
Necrosis Wandering spleen
Excludes: h.epatolienal fibrosis (571)
splenomegaly, NOS (782.8)
289.9 Other and unspecified
Blood dyscrasia MethaemogJobinaemia:
Enterogenous cyanosis enzymatic
Haemoglobin M disease hereditary
Methaemoglobinaemia: Stokvis-(Talma) disease
NOS Sulphaemoglobinaemia
acquired (congenital) (acquired)
congenital
 V. MENTAL DISORDERS

This section is intended primarily for the classification of patients

seen at mental hospitals, psychiatric clinics, mental deficiency institutions
and similar facilities, where the main interest is in the mental state of the
patient. It therefore includes all forms of mental disorder, even though
associated with or secondary to physical conditions, as in categories
292-294,309,310-315.
For primary mortality classification and for morbidity classification
where the main interest is not in the mental state of the patient, the
categories mentioned above should not be used but assignment made to
the associated or underlying physical condition.

PSYCHOSES (290-299)

290 Senile and pre-senile dementia

290.0 Senile dementia
Dementia of old age Senile:
Senile imbecility insanity
psychosis NOS
290.1 Pre-senile dementia
Alzheimer's disease Pick's disease of brain
Circumscribed atrophy of brain Presenile:
lacob-Creuzfeldt disease with psychosis
dementia sclerosis

291 Alcoholic psycbosis

291.0 Delirium tremens
Delirium alcoholicum
291.1 Korsakov's psychosis (alcoholic)
Alcoholic polyneuritic psychosis
Chronic alcoholic delirium
291.2 Other alcoholic hallucinosis
Alcoholic hallucinosis NOS
291.3 Alcoholic paranoia
Alcoholic psychosis, paranoid type

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291.9 Other and unspecified

Alcohobc: )
~eme?ttia NOS or of any type not classifiable
IDSaJ;t1 Y under 291.0-291.3
maRIa
psychosis

191 Psychosis associated with intracranial infection

Includes: brain syndrome with
due to or associated with the condi-
psychotic reaction
tions indicated in categories
dementia } 292.0-292.9
psychosis (organic)
292.0 With general paralysis
Any condition in 094.1
292.1 With other syphilis of central nervous system
Any condition in 090.4, 094.0, 094.9
292.2 With epidemic encephalitis
Any condition in 062-065
292.3 With other and unspecified encephalitis
Encephalitis: Encephalomyelitis:
NOS NOS
following infection acute disseminated
unknown cause (idiopathic) Inflammation of brain NOS
Includes: postencephalitic psychosis NOS
Excludes: psychosis associated with traumatic encephalitis (293.5)
292.9 With other and unspecified intracranial infection
Abscess of brain Tuberculosis of brain
Meningitis Intracranial infection, other or
unspecified
293 Psychosis associated witb other cerebral condition
Includes: brain syn~r~me wi:~ } due to or associated with the con-
PSt~C 0 IC reac Ion ditions indicated in categories
d emen I~. 293.0-293.9
psychosIs (orgamc)
293.0 With cerebral arteriosclerosis
Any condition in 437
Includes: arteriosclerotic psychosis NOS
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293.1 With other cerebrovascular disturbances

Any condition in 430-436, 438
293.2 With epilepsy
Any condition in 345
293.3 With intracranial neoplasm
Neoplasm (benign) (malignant): Neoplasm (benign) (malignant):
brain pineal gland
cerebral meninges pituitary gland
intracranial NOS
293.4 With degenerative diseases of central nervous system
Disease: Multiple sclerosis
Pelizaeus-Merzbacher Sclerosis of brain
Schilder's Degeneration of central nervous
Huntington's chorea system, other or unspecified
Excludes: senile and pre-senile dementia (290)

293.5 With brain trauma

Any condition in:
NSOO-N804 (Fracture of skull)
NS50-NS54 (Intracranial injury, excluding those with skull fracture)
Birth injury to brain Surgical injury to brain
Hypoxia (at birth) Trauma to brain from electric
current

293.9 With other and unspecified cerebral condition

Congenital anomalies of brain
Other or unspecified cerebral conditions

294

psychotic reaction
dementia
I
Psycbosis associated with other physical condition
Includes: brain syndrome with due to or associated with the con-
ditions indicated in categories
294.0-294.9
psychosis (organic)
294.0 With endocrine disorders
Any condition in 240-258
294.1 With metabolic and nutritional disorders
Any condition in 260-279
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294.2 With systemic injections

Acute rheumatic fever Tuberculosis
Influenza Typhoid fever
Malaria Typhus
Pneumonia Systemic infection, other or un~
Septicaemia specified
Excludes: psychosis associated with intracranial infection (292)
294.3 With drug or poison intoxication
Any condition in 304, N960~N979, N981~N989
Excludes: alcoholic psychosis (291)
294.4 With childbirth
Includes: puerperal: puerperal psychosis
dementia NOS (any type classifiable to 299)
insanity NOS
Excludes: psychosis of any type classifiable to 295~298 arising during
the puerperium
294.8 With other physical conditions
294.9 With unspecified physical condition
Includes: organic psychosis NOS
postoperative psychosis NOS
295 Schizophrenia
295.0 Simple type
Schizophrenia, simple Schizophrenia, simplex
295.1 Hebephrenic type
Hebephrenia SChizophrenia, hebephrenic
295.2 Catatonic type
Catatonia Schizophrenia, catatonic
295.3 Paranoid type
Schizophrenia, paranoid Schizophrenia, paraphrenic
295.4 Acute schizophrenic episode
Acute schizophrenia NOS Schizophrenic episode
Acute schizophrenic attack Oneirophrenia
Excludes: conditions in 295.Q..295.3 specified as acute (295.0-295.3)
295.5 Latent schizophrenia
Latent schizophrenic reaction Pseudopsychopathic schizophrenia
Pseudoneurotic SChizophrenia
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295.6 Residual schizophrenia

Schizophrenic residual state (Restzustand)
295.7 Schizo-ajJectiJle type
Mixed schizophrenic and affective psychosis
Schizo-affective psychosis
295.8 Other
Atypical forms of schizophrenia
Infantile autism
Schizophrenia, childhood type, NOS
Schizophrenia of specified type not classifiable under 295.0-295.7
Schizophreniform attack or psychosis
295.9 Unspecified type
Dementia praecox NOS Schizophrenic reaction NOS
Schizophrenia NOS
296 Affectiye psychoses
296.0 /nJlOlutional melancholia
Agitated depression Climacteric melancholia
Agitated melancholia Involutional depression
Oimacteric insanity Menopausal melancholia
Excludes: involutional paraphrenia (297.l)
296.1 Manic-depressive psychOSis, manic type
Hypomania NOS Manic-depressive reaction:
Hypomanic psychosis hypomanic
Mania NOS manic
Manic psychosis
296.2 Manic-depressive psychosis, depressed type
Endogenous depression Melancholia (senile)
Psychotic depression Manic-depressive reaction, depres-
sive
296.3 Manic depressive psychosis, circular type
Alternating insanity Cyclothymia
Circular insanity Manic-depressive reaction, circu-
I"
296.8 Other
Manic stupor Unproductive mania
296.9 Unspecified
Affective psychosis NOS Manic-depressive reaction NOS
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2fJ7 Paranoid states

Excludes: acute paranoid reaction (298.3)
paraphrenic schizophrenia (295.3)
297.0 Paranoia
Paranoiac psychosis
297.1 Inyolutional paraphrenia
297.9 Other
Paranoid reaction (chronic) Paraphrenia (late) NOS
Paranoid state
298 Other psychoses
298.0 Reactive depressive psychosis
Psychogenic depressive psychosis Reactive melancholia
298.1 Reactiye excitation
Acute hysterical psychosis Psychogenic excitation
298.2 Reactiye confusion
Acute or sub-acute confusional Psychogenic confusion
state
298.3 Acute paranoid reaction
Bouffee delirante
298.9 Reactive psychosis unspecified
Psychogenic psychosis NOS Reactive psychosis NOS
299 Unspecified psychosis
Dementia NOS Insanity NOS
Exhaustion delirium confusional
delusional
Mental deterioration NOS
Psychosis (involutional) NOS

NEUROSES, PERSONALiTY DISORDERS AND OTHER NON-PSYCHOTIC

MENTAL DISORDERS (300-309)
300 Neuroses
Excludes: when associated with. physical conditions (309)

300.0 Anxiety neurosis

Anxiety: Anxiety:
depression reaction
hysteria state (neurotic)
Panic state
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300.1 Hysterical neurosis

Compensation neurosis Ganser's syndrome
Conversion hysteria Hysteria NOS
Dissociative reaction Hysterical manifestation (any)
Functional paraplegia Hystero-epilepsy
300.2 Phobic neurosis
Fear reaction Phobic reaction
Phobia NOS
300.3 Obsessive compulsive neurosis
Neurosis: Obsessional:
anankastic phobia
compulsive state
obsessional syndrome
300.4 Depressive neurosis
Neurotic depression Neurotic depressive state
300.5 Neurasthenia
Asthenic reaction Psychogenic:
Fatigue neurosis asthenia
Nervous debility general fatigue
300.6 Depersonalization syndrome
Depersonalization Neurotic state with depersonaliza-
Derealization tion episode
300.7 Hypochondriacal neurosis
Hypochondria Hypochondriasis
300.8 Other
Occupational neurosis Other specified neurosis
Writer's cramp
300.9 Unspecified neurosis
Nervous breakdown Psychoneurosis NOS
Neurosis NOS
JOI Personality disorders
Excludes: when associated with physical conditions (309)
301.0 Paranoid
Paranoid traits
301.1 Affective
Cyclothymic personality Hypothymic personality
Hyperthymic personality
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301.2 Schizoid
301.3 Explosiye
Aggressive personality
301.4 Anankastic
Compulsive personality
Obsessive-compulsive personality
Obsessional personality
301.5 Hysterical
Histrionic personality Labile personality
301.6 Asthenic
Inadequate personality Passive-dependent personality
Passive personality
301.7 Antisocial
Asocial personality Moral deficiency

301.8 Other
Immature personality NOS Personality disorder or other speci-
fied type
301.9 Unspecified
Personality disorder NOS Pathologic personality NOS

302 Sexual del'iation

Excludes: when associated with physical conditions (309)
302.0 Homosexuality
Lesbianism Sodomy
302.1 Fetishism
302.2 Paedophilia
302.3 Transvestitism
302.4 Exhibitionism
302.8 Other
Erotomania Nymphomania
Masochism Sadism
Narcissism Voyeurism
Necrophilia
302.9 Unspecified
Pathological sexuality NOS Sexual deviation NOS
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303 Alcoholism
Excludes: alcoholic psychosis (291)
acute poisoning by alcohol (E860, N980)
when associated with physical conditions (309)
303.0 Episodic excessive drinking
Periodic drinking bouts
303.1 Habitual excessive drinking
Continual drinking to excess
303.2 Alcoholic addiction
Chronic alcoholism Dipsomania
Chronic ethylism
303.9 Other and unspecified alcoholism
Alcoholism (acute) NOS Ethylism (acute) NOS
304 Drug dependence
For drug dependence on specific substances under 304.0-304.9 see Alpha-
betical Index
Includes: addiction to } t he su b stances In
"d"!Cated"m catego-
d epen.d enc: on. ries 304.0-304.9
chrome pOlsonlng by
Excludes: psychosis associated with drug dependence (294.3)
when associated with physical conditions (309)
304.0 Opium, opium alkaloids and their derivatilles
304.1 Synthetic analgesics with morphine-like effects
304.2 Barbiturates
304.3 Other hypnotics and sedatives or tranquilizers
304.4 Cocaine
304.5 Cannabis sativa
304.6 Other psycho-stimulants
304.7 Hallucinogenics
304.8 Other
304.9 Unspecified
Unspecified drug
Includes: drug:
addiction NOS
dependence NOS
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305 Physkal disorders of presumably psychogenic origin

305.0 Skin
Cutaneous neurosis Psychogenic:
Pruritus: dermatitis
neurogenic eczema
psychogenic skin reaction
305.1 Musculoskeletal
Musculoskeletal neurosis Psychogenic:
Psychogenic disorder: spasm
joint torticollis
limb tremor
muscle paralysis
305.2 Respiratory
Neurosis: Psychogenic:
larynx asthma
pharynx cough
respiratory hyperventilation
Psychogenic air hunger respiratory disorder
yawning
305.3 Cardiovascular
Cardiovascular neurosis Soldier's heart
Cardiac neurosis Psychogenic:
Da Costa's syndrome cardiovascular disorder
Effort syndrome disturbance, heart rhythm
Neurocirculatory asthenia heart disease (functional)
305.4 Haemic and lymphatic
Psychogenic disorder of blood or lymphatic system
305.5 Gas'ro-;nles,;nal
Aerophagy Nervous:
Cyclical vomiting eructation
Gastric neurosis diarrhoea
Globus dyspepsia
Mucous colitis, psychogenic Psychogenic disorder, digestive
system
305.6 GenUo-urinary
Impotence (sexual) Psychogenic:
Neurosis, bladder disorder of sexual function
Psychogenic disorder of: dysmenorrhoea
genito-urinary system dyspareunia
micturition frigidity
305.7 Endocrine
Psychogenic disorder of endocrine system
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305.8 Organs of special sense

Ocular neurosis
305.9 Other
Disorder: Psychogenic disorder of other or
psychophysiologic NOS unspecified parts of the body
psychosomatic NOS

306 Special symptoms Dot elsewhere classified

This category is intended for use where an outstanding specific symptom
is not manifestly part of a more fundamental classifiable condition.
306.0 Stammering and sutfering
Cluttering Stammering
Lalling Stuttering
306.1 Specific learning disturbance
Alexia Word blindness
Specific learning defects (reading) Word deafness
(mathematics) (strephosymbolia)
306.2 Tics
Habit spasm
306.3 Other psychomotor disorders
Abasia Astasia
306.4 Specific disorders of sleep
Hypersomnia Nightmare
Insomnia Sleep walking
306.5 Feeding disturbances
Anorexia nervosa
306.6 Enuresis
Enuresis l
Incontinence of urine f of non~organic origin
Excludes: when of unspecified cause (786.2)
306.7 En.copresis
Encopresis l
Incontinence of faeces f of non~organic origin
Excludes: when of unspecified cause (785.6)
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306.8 Cephalalgia

~~~~:~~:ia }or non-organic origin

Tension headache

Excludes: headache of unspecified cause (791)

306.9 Other

307 Transient situational disturbances

Adjustment reaction of: Adult situational reaction
adolescence Combat fatigue
late life Gross stress reaction

308

infancy
Behaviour disorders or childbood
Adjustment reaction of:

childhood
Jealousy
Masturbation
Tantrum
I of childhood
Truancy

309 Mental disorders not spttifled as psyc=hotic= associ.ted with pbysical

c=onditions
Includes: brain syndrome NOS
acute
chronic
mental disorder: due to or associated with the
conditions indicated in cate-
NOS
gories 309.0-309.9
non-psychotic:
any type classifiable
to 3()()..304
309.0 With intracranial infections
Abscess of brain Syphilis of central nervous system
Encephalitis Tuberculosis of brain
Inflammation of brain Intracranial infection, other or un-
Meningitis specified
309.1 With drug, poison Or systemic intoxication
Acute rheumatic rever Septicaemia
Influenza Tuberculosis
Intoxication by drug or poison Typhoid fever
Malaria Typhus
Pneumonia Systemic intoxication, other or un-
specified
Excludes: alcoholism (303)
drug dependence (304)
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309.2 With brain trauma

Any condition in:
NSOO-NS04 (Fracture of skull)
NS50-NS54 (Intracranial injury, excluding those with skull rracture)
Birth injury to brain Surgical injury to brain
Hypoxia (at birth) Trauma to brain from electric cur-
rent
309.3 With circulatory disturbance
Any condition in 393-458

309.4 With epilepsy

Any condition in 345
309.5 With disturbance of metabolism, growth or nutrition
Any condition in 240-279
Disturbance of metabolism, growth or nutrition, other or unspecified

309.6 With senile or pre-senile brain disease

Cerebral atrophy or degeneration, senile
Jakob-Creutzfeldt disease
Senile or pre-senile brain disease, other or unspecified

309.7 With intracranial neoplasm

Neoplasm (benign) (malignant): Neoplasm (benign) (malignant):
brain pineal gland
cerebral meninges pituitary gland
intracranial NOS
309.8 With degenerative diseases of central nervous system
Disease: Multiple sclerosis
Pelizaeus-Merzbacher Sclerosis of brain
Schilder's Degeneration of central nervous
Huntington's chorea system, other or unspecified
Excludes: non-psychotic mental disorders associated with senile or
pre-senile brain disease (309.6)

309.9 With other or unspecified physical condition

MENTAL RETARDATION (310-315)

The following rourth-digit sub-divisions may be used. wi~h categories

310-315:
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.0 Following infections and intoxications

e.g. prenatal infections such as rubella, syphilis. toxoplas-
mosis
postnatal infections such as abscess of brain. encephalitis
intoxications such as kernicterus, lead poisoning, maternal
toxaemia
.1 Following trauma or physical agents
e.g. mechanical injury or hypoxia at birth
postnatal injury or hypoxia
.2 With disorders of metabolism, growth or nutrition
e.g. cerebral lipoidosis
hepatoienticular degeneration (Wilson's disease)
hypothyroidism
phenylketonuria
.3 Associated with gross brain disease (pastnolol)
e.g. acute infantile diffuse sclerosis (Krabbe's disease)
neurofibromatosis (von Recklinghausen's disease)
progressive subcortical encephalopathy (Schilder's disease)
spinal sclerosis (Friedreich's ataxia)
tuberous sclerosis
.4 Associated with diseases and conditions due to (unknown) prenatal
influence
e.g. congenital anomaly of brain
craniostenosis
hypertelorism
microcephaly
.5 With chromosomal abnormalities
e.g. Down's disease
Klinefelter's syndrome
.6 Associated with prematurity
Prematurity without mention of other condition
.7 Following major psychiatric disorder
.8 With psycho-social (enIJironmenlal) depriIJorion
.9 Other and unspecified
e.g. idiopathic
cause unknown
310 Borderline mental retardation
Backwardness Borderline mental deficiency or
Borderline intelligence subnormality
Deficientia intelligentiae IQ 68-85
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311 Mild mental retardation

Feeble-mindedness Mild mental deficiency or sub-
High-grade defect normality
Moron IQ 52-67
312 Moderate mental retardation
Imbecile, IQ 36-51 Moderate mental deficiency or
subnormality
IQ 36-51
313 Severe meDtal retardation
Imbecile NOS Severe mental deficiency or sub-
normality
IQ 20-35
314 ProCound mental retardation
Idiocy IQ under 20
Profound mental deficiency or
subnormality
315 Unspecified mental retardation
Mental deficiency or subnormality NOS
 VI. DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
AND SENSE ORGANS

INFLAMMATORY DISEASES OF THE CENTRAL

NERVOUS SYSTEM (320-324)

320 Meningitis
Excludes: meningitis in diseases classified as infective and parasitic
(000-136)

320.0 H. infiuenzae
Any condition in 320.9 due to Haemophilus influenzae or specified
as influenzal
Excludes: "meningitis due to influenza" (474) unless the illness was
a primary meningitis due to Haemophilus influenzae

320.1 Pneumococcus
Any condition in 320.9 due to pneumococcus

320.8 Due to other specified organism

Any condition in 320.9 due to other specified organism

320.9 With no organism specified as cause

Arachnoiditis (brain or spinal) Meningomyelitis not specified as
Cerebrospinal inflammation syphilitic
Leptomeningitis Pachymeningitis
Meningitis (cerebral or spinal) adhesive
(non-meningococcal) fibrous
postinfectious haemorrhagic
purulent hypertrophic
serosa circumscripta spinal

321 Phlebitis and thrombophlebitis of intracranial Yenous sinuses

Embolism
Endophlebitis of cavernous, lateral, or other intra-
Phlebitis, septic or suppurative cranial or unspecified intracranial
Thrombophlebitis venous sinus
Thrombosis
Excludes: when specified as:
of non-pyogenic origin (438)
puerperal (674)

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158 TABULAR LIST

322 Intracranial and intraspinal abscess

Abscess (of): Abscess (of):
brain (any part) spinal:
cerebellar cord (any part)
cerebral (embolic) epidural
extradural subdural
intracranial temporosphenoidal
intraspinal
323 Encephalitis, myelitis, aDd encephalomyelitis
Acute disseminated encephalomye- Encephalomyelitis NOS
litis lnilammation:
Ascending: brain NOS
disseminated myelitis spinal cord NOS
myelitis (acute) Myelitis
Encephalitis: diffuse
NOS transverse
acute, of childhood (cerebellar)
postinfectious
post-traumatic
unknown cause (idiopathic)
Excludes: postvacdnal encephalitis (E934.0, N999.1)
encephalitis in diseases classified as inrective and parasitic
(000-136)
314 Late effects of intracraoial abscess or pyogenic infection
Cerebral fungus
Hydrocephalus
I.
rollowlOg abscess of brain
.
Any condition specified as a late effed or sequela, or present
one year or more after onset, of any condition in 320-323

HEREDITARY AND FAMILIAL DISEASES OF NERVOUS SYSTEM (330.333)

330 Hereditary neuromuscular disorders

330.0 Neuropathic muscular atrophy
Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease
Neuropathic muscular atrophy (peroneal) (progressive)
330.1 Familial progressive spinal muscular atrophy
Spinal muscular atrophy: Werdnig-Hoffmann syndrome
familial
hereditary
330.2 Amyotonia congenita
Congenital atonic pseudoparalysis Oppenheim's disease
 NERVOUS SYSTEM AND SENSE ORGANS 159

330.3 Progressive muscular dystrophy

Dystrophy {muscular}: Myopathy:
Erb's facioscapulohumeral
LandouzY-Dejerine scapulohumeral
pseudohypertrophic muscular:
330.9 Other
Disease: Myotonia:
Deleage's atrophica
Steinert's congenita
Thomsen's
Dystrophia myotonica
331 Hereditary diseases of the striato-pallidal system
Excludes: hepatolenticular degeneration (273.3)
331.0 Hereditary chorea
Chorea:
chronic
progressive
Huntington's
331.1 Dystonia musculorum deformans
Dystonia deformans progressiva Ziehen-Oppenheim disease
Torsion dystonia
331.2 Progressive familial myoclonic epilepsy
M yodonia epileptica Unverricht-Lundborg disease
331.9 Other
Double athetosis Vogt's syndrome
Pigmentary pallidal degeneration
(progressive)
332 Hereditary ataxia
332.0 Hereditary spinal ataxia
Friedreich's ataxia
332.1 Hereditary cerebellar ataxia
Marie's ataxia
332.9 Other and unspecified
Ataxia:
family, familial NOS
hereditary NOS
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333 Other hereditary and familial diseases of nenous system

333.0 Amaurotic family idiocy
Amaurotic idiocy (familial) Disease:
infantile (late) Bielschowsky~Jansky
juvenile (late) Spielmeyer~ Vogt
Gangliosidosis Tay-Sachs
333.1 Progressive cerebral leukodystrophy
Disease: Leukodystrophy (cerebral) (pro~
Greenfield gressive)
Krabbe Leuko-encephalopathy (progres~
Pelizaeus~ Merzbacher sive)
Scholz
333.9 Other and unspecified

OTHER DISEASES OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (340~349)

340 Multiple sclerosis

Combined sclerosis, multiple Multiple sclerosis
Disseminated sclerosis cerebral
Insular sclerosis spinal cord
Excludes: diffuse cerebral sclerosis (341)
341 Other demyelinating diseases of (:entral nenous system
Encephalitis periaxialis (concen~ Neuromyelitis optica
trica) (diffusa) Schilder's disease
342 Paralysis agitans
Paralysis agitans Parkinsonism:
Parkinson's syndrome NOS
Parkinsonian epilepsy arteriosclerotic
Shaking palsy
Trembling paralysis
Excludes: late effects of viral encephalitis (066)
343 Cerebral spasti(: infantile paralysis
Cerebral: Spastic:
infantile palsy diplegia NOS
spastic infantile paraplegia paralysis NOS
Little's disease Diplegia infantile or congen~
Paralysis due to birth injury: Hemiplegia ital
intracranial Monoplegia (spastic)
spinal Paraplegia (cerebral)
Tetraplegia (spinal)
Excludes: spastic types of paralysis not infantile or congenital (344)
 NERVOUS SYSTEM AND SENSE ORGANS 161

344

Paralysis
Paraplegia
Paresis
I
Other cerebral paralysis

~t~~~i:gia NOS or stated to be old or long standing but of

unspecified cause

Post hemiplegic chorea

Excludes: paralysis as a late effect of:
intracranial lesions of pyogenic origin (324)
injuries involving intracranial lesions (N85 1.9, N852.9,
N853.9)

345 Epilepsy

345.0 Gen.eralized non-con.vulsive

Epileptic absence Petit mal (idiopathic)
Minor epilepsy Pykno-epilepsy

345.1 Generalized convulsh'e

Epileptic seizures: Grand mal (idiopathic)
clonic Major epilepsy
myoclonic
tonic
tonic-clonic

345.2 Status epileplicus

Epileptic abSenCe} Status epilepticus:
Grand mal status generalized (convulsive)
Petit mal (non-convulsive)
Epilepsia partialis continua (Ko- partial
jevnikov) any type of seizures

345.3 Partial
Epilepsy: Epilepsy:
Bravais-Jacksonian visceral
focal visual
Jacksonian Epileptic automatism
motor partial
partial
secondarily generalized
psychomotor
psychosensory
somatomotor
somatosensory
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345.9 Other and unspecified

Epilepsy NOS Epileptic:
Epileptic convulsions NOS fits NOS
seizures NOS
346 Migraine
Migraine (any type Of site)
Meglim
Moebius' disease
Excludes: headache NOS (791)

347 Other diseases of brain

347.0 Cataplexy and narcolepsy
347.9 Other
Cerebellar ataxia NOS Hydrocephalus (acquired) NOS
Cerebral atrophy Kuru
Cerebral degeneration
Excludes: hydrocephalus of newborn (742)

348 Motor neurone disease

348.0 Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
Amyotrophic: Lateral sclerosis
paralysis primary
sclerosis spinal
348.1 Progressive bulbar palsy
Chronic bulbar palsy Labioglossal (laryngeal)
Duchenne's paralysis (pharyngeal) paralysis

348.2 Other progressive muscular atrophy

Muscular atrophy (progressive): Paralysis, spinal (cord) pro-
Duchenne-Aran gressive
myelopathic
348.9 Other and unspecified manifestations
Disease:
motor neurone NOS
neuromuscular system NOS
Excludes: primary muscular atrophy (733.1)

34!J Other diseases of spinal cord

349.0 Syringomyelia and syringobulbia
 NERVOUS SYSTEM AND SENSE ORGANS 163

349.9 Other
Haematomyeiia Spinal sclerosis (general)
Haemorrhage of spinal cord (transverse)
Myelomalacia

DISEASES OF NERvES AND PERIPHERAL GANGLIA (350-358)

350 Facial paralysis
Bell's palsy or paralysis Neuralgia or neuritis (of):
Disease, facial nerve (seventh) cranial nerve (seventh)
Ganglionitis, geniculate facial
Paralysis, seventh cranial nerve
351 Trigeminal neuralgia
Ganglionitis, gasserian Neuralgia or neuritis:
Neuralgia or neuritis of fifth trifacial
cranial nerve trigeminal
Tic douloureux
352 Brachial neuritis
Neuralgia or neuritis of: Neuralgia or neuritis of:
braChial} subscapular }
median nerves suprascapular nerves
radial ulnar
Excludes: brachial radiculitis (728.3)
353 Sciatica
Neuralgia or neuritis of sciatic nerve
Excludes: lumbosacral radiculitis (728.8)
354 Polyneuritis and polyradiculitis
Acute infective polyneuritis Paralysis:
Guillain-Barre syndrome acute ascending spinal
Multiple neuritis (acute) Landry's
(infective)
Excludes: alcoholic polyneuritis (303.9)
polyneuritis due to:
poisoning (E942, N960-N989)
vitamin deficiency (260-266)
355 Other and unspecified forms of neuralgia and neuritis
Neuralgia, neuritis, radiculitis (of):
NOS
anterior crural
glossopharyngeal
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Neuralgia, neuritis, radiculitis (of):

nerve, cranial:
NOS
1st or olfactory
9th or glossopharyngeal
10th or pneumogastric
11 th or accessory
12th or hypoglossal
other specified (except optic, oculomotor, auditory. and those
included in 350-354)
toxic, due to unspecified poison
Excludes: neuritis of, or arising in, pregnancy (639.9)
356 Other diseases or cranial nerves
I st or olfactory nerve
5th or trigeminal nerve
Atrophy } 9th or glossopharyngeal nerve
Degeneration of 10th or pneumogastric nerve
Paralysis II th or accessory nerve
12th or hypoglossal nerve
cranial nerve NOS
Excludes: diseases of:
auditory nerve (385-389)
optic and oculomotor nerves (367, 369, 373, 377, 379)
injury to nerves (N950-N959)

357 Other diseases of peripheral nerns except autonomic

Angiospasm
Compression
Degeneration of spinal and peripheral nerves not classifiable else-
Irritation where
Paralysis
Vasospasm
Excludes: vertebrogenic pain syndrome (728)

358 DiM!ases of peripheral autonomic nen-ous system

Angiospasm
Compression
Degeneration
or peripheral autonomic nervous system
Irritation
Paralysis
Vasospasm
Cervical sympathetic paralysis
Excludes: Raynaud's syndrome (443.0)
vertebrogenic pain syndrome (728)'
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INFLAMMATORY DISEASES OF THE EYE (360-369)

360 Conjunctivitis and ophthalmia

Abscess of conjunctiva Ophthalmia
Conjunctivitis actinic rays
allergic catarrhal
catarrhal electrica
due to: nodosa
actinic rays Phlyctenular conjunctivitis
dust
exposure
infection
Excludes: viral (078)
in diseases classified as infective and parasitic (000-136)
361 Blepharitis
Inflammation of eyelid Sticky eye
362 Hordeolum

Abscess } Infected Meibomian cyst

Boil of eyelid Stye
Carbuncle
363 Keratitis
Excludes: dendritica (054)
epidemic keratoconjunctivitis (078.1)
interstitial (syphilitic) (090.3)
in diseases classified as infective and parasitic (000-136)

363.0 With ulceration

Perforation of cornea due to u1- Ulcer of cornea
ceration Ulcerative keratitis
363.9 Without mention of ulcer
Inflammation of cornea Keratitis:
Interstitial keratitis, non-syph- due to:
ilitic exposure
Keratitis: lagophthalmos
NOS neuroparalytic
actinic phlyctenular
bullosa punctata
simple, non-ulcerative
364 Iritis
Cyclitis Iridocyclitis
Iridochoroiditis Iridocyclochoroiditis
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36S Choroiditis
Choroiditis: Choroiditis:
NOS disseminated
anterior juxtapapillary (Jensen)
central (guttate) (Tay) Inflammation of choroid

366 Other inflammation of uveal tract

Abscess of eye Uveitis (sympathetic)

Choroidoretinitis Intra-ocular sepsis
Hypopyon Other inflammation of uveal tract
Endophthalmitis
361 Inflammation of optic nerve and retina

Optic neuritis Retinitis, except pigmentosa

Papillitis Retrobulbar neuritis
Excludes: retinitis pigmentosa (744.8)

368 Inflammation of lacrimal glands aod ducts

Abscess (boil) (carbuncle) of lacrimal gland or sac
Dacrocystitis
Lacrimal abscess
Obstruction of nasal, lacrimal, or lacrimonasal duct
Stenosis of nasal, lacrimal, or lacrimonasal duct

369 Other inflammatory diseases of eye

Abscess (boil) (carbuncle) of orbit Sclerotitis
Cellulitis of orbit Other infiammatory diseases of eye
Episcleritis
Scleritis

OTHER DISEASES AND CONDITIONS OF EYE (370-379)

370 Refractive errors

Astigmatism (compound) (con- Hyperopia
genital) (any type) Myopia
Error, refractive (any type) Presbyopia
Hypermetropia
371 Corneal opacity
Cicatrix, cornea Opacity, cornea (leukoma) (ma-
cula) (nebula)
372 Pterygium
 NERVOUX SYSTEM AND SENSE ORGANS 167

373 Strabismus
Degeneration, cranial nerve, third, Heterotropia
fourth, or sixth Ophthalmoplegia NOS
Esophoria Paralysis, cranial nerve, third,
Esotropia fourth, or sixth
Exophoria Squint
Exotropia Strabismus (latent) (any eye
Heterophoria muscle) (any type)

374 Cataract
Excludes: congenital (744.3)
diabetic (250)

375 Glaucoma
Excludes: congenital (744.8)
tuberculous (017.2)
375.0 Primary acute
Glaucoma, acute (primary)
congestive
narrow angle
375.1 Chronic (primary'")
Glaucoma, chronic (primary): Glaucoma:
NOS non-congestive (chronic)
congestive (primary)
open angle simple (chronic) primary)
375.2 Secondary
Postinfectious glaucoma
375.9 Unspecified
Glaucoma NOS
376 Detachment of retina

~~~~~~
Retinoschisis
} retinae

377 Other diseases of retina and optic nerve

377.0 Vascular lesions olre/ina
Haematoma of vitreous Retinal (artery):
Haemorrhage: infarction
retina occlusion
subhyaloid spasm
vitreous dlfombosis
Retrolental fibroplasia
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377.1 Degeneralion of refino

Macular degeneration Senile degeneration of retina
377.2 Amblyopia
377.3 Colour blindness
377.9 Other and unspecified
Atrophy, optic nerve Congestion, retina
Cicatrix, retina Degeneration, optic nerve
Compression, optic nerve Papilloedema
378 Other diseases of eye
378.0 Chalazion
378.9 Other
Aphakia, acquired Haemorrhage:
Blepharospasm conjunctiva
Calculus of lacrimal gland choroid
Cyst (retention) of: Incarceration, iris
conjunctiva Lagophthalmos
Luxation of lens
'Y'
lacrimal sac Mydriasis
meibomian gland Myotonic pupil
Detachment of choroid Night blindness NOS
Dislocation of lens Seclusion of pupil
Ectropion Symblepharon
Entropion Synechia
379 Blindness
Includes blindness believed to be congenital, but excludes impaired
vision due to refractive error (370).
Blindness, specifically defined, according to the definition generally
used in various countries for pension purposes, means a central visual
acuity of 6/60 (20/200) or worse with the best correcting lens, or
a field defect in which the field has contracted to such an extent
that the widest diameter of visual field subtends an angular
distance no greater than 20 degrees.
Blindness, not specifically defined, as here used, includes the less
specific .. economic blindness" which means inability to do any kind
of work, industrial or otherwise, for which sight is essentiaL
379.0 Blindness, both eyes, specifically defined
Amaurosis (acquired) (congenital), both eyes
Blindness (acquired) (congenital):
both eyes specifically defined
without statement as to eyes affected
Complete loss of sight (acquired) (congenital)
 NERYOUX SYSTEM AND SENSE ORGANS 169

379.1 Blindness, both eyes, not specifically defined

Amaurosis (acquired) (congenital), both eyes
Blindness (acquired) (congenital):
NOS not specifically defined
both eyes
without statement as to eyes affected
379.2 Blindness, one eye, specifically defined
Amaurosis (acquired) (congenital), one eye
only
Blindness (acquired) (congenital), one eye
specifically defined
only
Complete loss of sight (acquired) (congen-
ital), one eye only
379.3 Blindness, one eye, not specifically defined
Amaurosis (acquired) (congenital), one eye
only
Blindness (acquired) (congenital), one eye not specifically defined
only
Complete loss of sight (acquired), (congen-
ital), one eye only

DISEASES OF THE EAR AND MASTOID PROCESS (380-389)

380 Otitis externa

Abscess of external auditory canal Inflammation of external ear
Caries of external meatus

381 Otitis media without mention of mastoiditis

381.0 Acute
Abscess of ear (middle)
Myringitis
Otitis media
acute, without mention of mastoiditis
Panotitis
Suppuration of ear
Tympanitis
381.1 Chronic
Catarrh of middle ear }
Otitis media chronic, without mention of mastoiditis
Otorrhoea
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381.9 Unspecified
Otitis NOS }
Otitis media unspecified, without mention of mastoiditis
Otorrhoea

382 Otitis media with mastoiditis

382.0 Acute
Otitis media, acute, with mastoiditis, acute or unspecified
Otitis media, unspecified, with mastoiditis, acute
382.1 Chronic
Otitis media, chronic, with mastoiditis, chronic or unspecified
Otitis media, unspecified, with mastoiditis, chronic
382.9 Unspecified
Otitis media, unspecified, with mastoiditis, unspecified

383 Mastoiditis without mention of otitis media

383.0 Acute
Abscess of mastoid
Empyema of mastoid
Endomastoiditis
Mastoid disease acute, without mention of otitis media
Mastoiditis
Osteitis, petrous bone
Petrositis
383.1 Chronic
Caries of mastoid process
Mastoid disease } chmnic, without mention of otiti, media
Mastoid necrosis
Mastoiditis
383.9 Unspecified
Mastoid
'd't'disease
MastOi I IS
l unspeci'fied ,wit
' hout mentIOn
' 0 fotitiS
" me d'la

J84 Other inflammatory diseases of ear

Caries of: Labyrinthitis (inner ear)
labyrinth Otitis interna
petrous bone Rhinosalpingitis
Labyrinthine suppuration Salpingitis, Eustachian (tube)
 NERVOUS SYSTEM AND SENSE ORGANS 171

385 Meniere's disease

Auditory vertigo Meniere's disease, syndrome, or
Aural vertigo vertigo
Labyrinthine vertigo
386 Otosclerosis
Degeneration of osseous labyrinth
387 Other diseases of ear and mastoid proc:ess
387.0 Cholesteatoma of ear
Cholesteatoma (ear) (with reaction)
387.1 Wax in ear
Cerumen (accumulation) (impacted)
387.9 Other
Degeneration of acoustic nerve Perichondritis, ear
Disease of: Stricture of Eustachian tube
Eustachian tube Other diseases of ear, auricle,
tympanum and mastoid process
Necrosis (aseptic), ear (ossicle)
388 Deaf mutism
Deaf mutism (acquired) (congenital)
Excludes: when of psychogenic origin (305.8)
389 Other deafness
Includes: both acquired and congenital
Excludes: when of psychogenic origin (305.8)
389.0 Deafness, both ears
Complete deafness }
Complete loss of hearing both ears
Nerve deafness
389.1 Deafness, one ear, and partial deafness in other
Complete deafness }. {dearness NOS
Complete loss of hearing m on~th impaired hearing } in other ear
Nerve deafness ear WI partial deafness
389.2 Deafness, one ear
Complete deafness
one ear only, without mention of hearing
Complete loss of hearing
} defect of other ear
Nerve deafness
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389.9 impairment o/hearing, one or both ears

Deafness NOS }
Impairment of hearing one or both ears, or unqualified
Partial deafness
 VII. DISEASES OF THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

ACTIVE RHEUMATIC FEVER (390-392)

390 Rheumatic rever without mention or heart involvement

Arthritis, rheumatic, acute or subacute
Rheumatic fever (active) (acute)
Rheumatism, articular, acute or subacute
391 Rheumatic fever with heart involvement
Excludes: chronic heart diseases of rheumatic origin (393-398) unless
rheumatic fever is also present or there is evidence of
recrudescence or activity of the rheumatic process.
In cases where there is doubt as to rheumatic activity
at the time of death see Rules for Classification.
391.0 Active rheumatic pericarditis
Acute pericarditis (rheumatic)
Rheumatic pericarditis (acute) (with effusion) (with pneumonia)
Any condition in 390 with pericarditis
391.1 Active rheumatic endocarditis
Rheumatic:
endocarditis, active or acute
valvulitis, active or acute
Any condition in 390 with endocarditis or valvulitis
391.2 Active rheumatic myocarditis
Rheumatic myocarditis, active or acute
Any condition in 390 with myocarditis
391.9 Other active rheumatic heart disease
Rheumatic:
carditis (active) (acute)
heart disease, active or acute
pancarditis (active) (acute)
Any condition in 390 with other or unspecified types of heart
involvement (conditions in 427.0 427.1, 429), or multiple types of
heart involvement
392 Chorea
Excludes: Huntington's chorea (331.0)
392.0 With heart involvement
Chorea (rheumatic) (Sydenham's) with heart involvement of any type
classifiable under 391

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174 TABULAR LIST

392.9 Without mention of heart involvement

Chorea (rheumatic) (Sydenham's) without mention of heart involve-
ment of any type classifiable under 391

I
CHRONIC RHEUMATIC HEART DISEASE (393-398)

393 Diseases of periurdium

Adherent pericardium
Chronic:
mediastinopericarditis NOS or rheumatic
myopericarditis
pericarditis
394 Diseases of mitral valve
Includes: mitral (valve) (chronic) (rheumatic):
disease (fibroid) obstruction
(double) regurgitation
endocarditis sclerosis
incompetency stenosis
insufficiency
394.0 Specified as rheumatic
394.9 Not specified as rheumatic
Excludes: when specified as arteriosclerotic, hypertensive Of 000-
rheumatic (424.0)
395 Diseases of aortie valve
Includes: aortic (valve) (chronic);
disease obstruction
incompetency regurgitation
insufficiency stenosis
395.0 Specified as rheumatic
395.9 Not specified as rheumatic
Excludes: when specified as arteriosclerotic. hypertensive or non-
rheumatic (424.1)
396 Diseases of mitral and aortic nbes
Includes: conditions in 394 with conditions in 395
396.0 Specified as rheumatic
396.9 Not specified as rheumatic
Excludes: when specified as arteriosclerotic. hypertensive or non-
rheumatic (424.0)
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397 Diseases of other endocardial structures

Aneurysm
Degeneration (valvular) pulmonary valve, specified
Disease (valvular) rheumatic
Endocarditis (chronic) tricuspid (valve)
Insufficiency (valvular) (chronic) valve unspecified, specified as
Stenosis (valvular) (chronic) rheumatic
Valvulitis (chronic)
Excludes: tricuspid valve when specified as non-rheumatic (424.9)

398 Other heart disease. specified as rheumatic

Rheumatic: Rheumatic:
carditis, chronic or inactive heart disease (chronic) (inactive)
degeneration, myocardium myocarditis (chronic)

HYPERTENSIVE DISEASE (400404)

400 Malignant hypertension

Includes: malignant hypertension
any condition in 401-404 if described as malignant
400.0 Without mention oj organ damage
400.1 With heart involvement
Any condition in 427-429 with. malignant h.ypertension
400.2 With cerebrovascular involvement
Any condition in 430-438 with malignant hypertension
400.3 With renal involvement
Any condition in 580-584, 593.2, 792 with malignant hypertension
400.9 With multiple organ involvement
Conditions in 400.1, 400.2, 400.3 jointly reported

401 Essential benign hypertension

Hyper}liesia Hypertensive vascular:
Hyperpiesis degeneration
Hypertension (arterial) (benign) disease
(essential) (primary)
Excludes: pulmonary hypertension (426)

402 Hypertensive heart disease

Hypertensive heart (disease) (failure)
Any condition in 427-429 with any condition in 401
176 TABULAR LIST

403 Hypertensive renal disease

Arteriolar nephritis Hypertensive renal failure
Arteriosclerosis of kidney Nephrosclerosis
Arteriosclerotic: Any condition in 584 with any
Bright's disease (chronic) condition in 401
nephritis (chronic) (interstitial)
404 Hypertensive heart and renal disease
Disease:
cardiorenal
cardiovascular renal
Any condition in 402 with any condition in 403

ISCHAEMIC HEART DISEASE (410-414)

The following fourth-digit sub-divisions may be used with cate-

gories 410-414:
.0 With hypertensive disease
Conditions in 400-404
.9 Without mention of hypertensive disease
410 Acute myocardial infarction
Cardiac infarction Rupture:
Coronary (artery): heart
embolism myocardium
occlusion Any condition in 412 specified
rupture as acute or with a stated
thrombosis duration of 8 weeks or less
Infarction of heart, myocardium,
or ventricle
411 Other acute and subacute forms of ischaemic heart disease
Angina decubitus Intermediate coronary syndrome
Coronary: Micro-infarct of heart
failure Pre-infarction syndrome
insufficiency Sub-endocardial infarction
412 Chronic isc:haemic heart disease
Aneurysm of heart Coronary (artery):
Arteriosclerotic heart (disease) arteriosclerosis
Cardiovascular: atheroma
arteriosclerosis disease
degeneration sclerosis
disease stricture
sclerosis Healed myocardial infarct
 CIRCULATORY SYSTEM 177

Ischaemic: Post-myocardial infarct syn-

degeneration: drome
heart Any condition in 410 specified
myocardium as chronic or with a stated
heart disease duration of over 8 weeks
413 Angina pectoris
Angina: Anginal syndrome
NOS Cardiac angina
pectoris Stenocardia
414 Asymptomatic ischaemic heart disease
Ischaemic heart disease diagnosed on ECG but presenting no symptoms

OTHER FORMS OF HEART DISEASE (420-429)

420 Acute pericarditis, Don-rheumatic

Haemopericardium Pericarditis:
Hydropericardium infective
Mediastinoperi- acute, pneumococcal
carditis specified purulent
Myopericarditis as non- suppurative
Pericarditis rheumatic Pyopericardium
Pleuropericarditis
Pneumopericarditis
Excludes; acute pericarditis of unspecified cause (391.0)

421 Acute and sub-acute endocarditis

42l.0 Acute and sub-acute bacterial endocarditis

Endocarditis (acute) (chronic) (sub-acute):
bacterial purulent
infective septic
lenta ulcerative
malignant vegetative
Mycotic aneurysm
421.9 Other acute endocarditis

Endocarditis }
Myo-endocarditis acute or sub-acute
Peri-end ocarditis
Excludes: acute endocarditis specified as rheumatic (391.1)
178 TABULAR LIST

422 Acute myocarditis

Acute or sub-acute (interstitial) Septic myocarditis
myocarditis Toxic myocarditis
Excludes: acute myocarditis specified as rheumatic (391.2)
413 Chronic disease of pericardium. DOD-rheumatic
Adherent pericardium }
Mediastinopericarditis, chronic
specified as non-rheumatic
Myopericarditis, chronic
Pericarditis, chronic
Constrictive pericarditis NOS Hydropericardium NOS
Haemopericardium NOS Pericarditis NOS
Excludes: adherent pericardium
mediastinopericarditis, chronic
} of unspedfied cause (393)
myopericarditis, chronic
pericarditis, chronic
424 Chronic disease of endocardium
Includes: disease (valvular) regurgitation
endocarditis sclerosis
insufficiency stenosis
obstruction valvulitis
when specified as arteriosclerotic or hypertensive
424.0 Mitral valve, non-rheumatic
Excludes: when of unspecified cause (394.9)
424.1 Aortic valve, non rheumt1tic
Excludes: when of unspecified cause (395.9)
424.9 Other endocardial structures
Pulmonary valve
Tricuspid (valve), specified as non-rheumatic
Valve unspecified
Excludes: tricuspid valve, when of unspecified cause (397)
425 Cardiomyopathy
Cardiovascular collagenosis Endomyocardial fibrosis
Cardiomyopathy: Hypertrophic obstructive cardio-
NOS myopathy (familial)
congestive Hypertrophic subaortic stenosis
constrictive Obscure cardiomyopathy of Africa
familial (Becker's disease)
idiopathic
obstructive
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CIRCULATORY SYSTEM 179

426 Pulmonary heart disease

Ayerza's disease or syndrome
Cor pulmonale
Kyphoscoliotic heart disease
Pulmonary:
arteriosclerosis
endarteritis obliterans
heart disease NOS
hypertension (primary) (idiopathic)

417 Symptomatic heart disease

427.0 Congestive heart failure
Cardiac: Congestive heart:
anasarca disease
dropsy failure
oedema
427.1 Left ventricular failure
Acute oedema of lung
Acute pulmonary oedema
l with any condition in 429 or 782.4
Cardiac asthma
Left ventricular failure
427.2 Heart block
Arborization block Heart block (any degree)
Cardiac arrest Stokes·Adams syndrome
427.9 Other disorders of heart rhythm
Arrhythmia (transitory) Fibrillation:
Auricular flutter auricular
Bradycardia (any type) cardiac
Disordered action of heart NOS ventricular
Extrasystole Paroxysmal tachycardia
Pulsus alternans
428 Other myonrdial insufficiency
Cardiac insufficiency Myocarditis:
Degeneration: } NOS
fatty of heart or chronic (interstitial)
mural myocardium fibroid
muscular senile
Myocardial:
degeneration
disease
insufficiency
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429 III-defined heart disease

Cardiac: Enlargement of heart
decompensation Heart disease (organic)
dilatation Morbus cordis NOS
hypertrophy Ventricular dilatation
Carditis Other disease of heart not else-
where classified

CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE (430-438)

The following fourth-digit sub-divisions may be used with cate-

gories 430-438:
.0 With hypertension (benign)
.9 Without mention of hypertension

430 Subarachnoid haemorrhage

Meningeal haemorrhage Subarachnoid haemorrhage V
Ruptured (congenital) cerebral an-
eurysm

431 Cerebral haemorrhage

Haemorrhage (of): Haemorrhage:
basilar intracranial
bulbar intrapontine
cerebellar pontine
cortical subcortical
extradural (not traumatic) subdural
internal capsule ventricular
Rupture of blood vessel in brain
Subdural haematoma, not due to
trauma
432 Occlusion of pre-cerebral arteries
Embolism, thrombosis, occlusion (of) (artery):
basilar
carotid (common) (internal) 1/
vertebral

433 Cerebral thrombosis

CerebraL artery occlusion NOS Thrombosis, thrombotic:
Cerebral infarction NOS cerebral
Thrombosis, thrombotic:
apoplexy
intracranial
paralysis
v
brain softening of brain
 CIRCULATORY SYSTEM 181

434 Cerebral embolism

Embolism, embolic: Embolism, embolic:
apoplexy intracranial
brain paralysis
cerebral softening of brain
435 Transient cerebral ischaemia
Basilar artery syndrome Spasm of cerebral arteries
Intermittent cerebral ischaemia Vertebral artery syndrome
436 Acute but ill-defined cerebrovascular disease
Apoplexy, apoplectic: Apoplectic seizure, stroke
NOS Apoplectiform convulsions
bulbar Cerebrovascular accident NOS
cerebral Cerebral seizure
fit Hypertensive encephalopathy
hemiplegia Stroke (paralytic)
437 Generalized ischaemic cerebrovascular disease
Atheroma of cerebral arteries Cerebrovascular:
Cerebral: degeneration
arteriosclerosis insufficiency
endarteritis sclerosis
ischaemia NOS
thrombo-angiitis obliterans
438 Other and ilI-de6ned cerebrovascular disease
Cerebellar softening Cerebrospinal softening
CerebraL Hemiplegia specified as arterio-
arteritis sclerotic or hypertensive
hemiplegia Necrosis of brain
hyperaemia Softening of brain
necrosIs Thrombosis, nonpyogenic, of
oedema intracranial sinus (any)
paralysis Thrombosis, spinal cord
softening NOS
Excludes:. hemiplegia NOS (344)
thrombosis (pyogenic origin) of intracranial sinus (321)
thrombosis of pyogenic origin of spinal cord (322)

DISEASES OF ARTERIES, ARTERIOLES AND CAPILLARIES (440-448)

440 Arteriosclerosis
Includes: arteriosclerosis (senile)
arteriosclerotic vascular disease
182 TABULAR LIST

Includes: atheroma
degeneration:
arterial
arteriovascular
vascular
endarteritis deformans or obliterans
senile:
arteritis
endarteritis
440.0 Of aorta
440.1 Of renal artery
Excludes: arteriosclerosis of renal arterioles (403)
440.2 Of arteries of the extremities
Monckeberg's sclerosis
440.3 Of other specified arteries
Excludes: cerebral (437)
coronary (412)
pulmonary (426)
440.9 Generalized and unspecified
441 Aortic aneurysm (non-syphilitic)
441.0 Dissecting aneurysm (any part)
44l.l Aneurysm, thoracic
Any condition in 441.9 specified as thoracic
441.2 Aneurysm, abdominal
Any condition in 441.9 specified as abdominal
441.9 Other
Aneurysm }
Dilatation
. . 0 f aora
t
Hyaline necrosIs
Rupture
442 Other aneurysm
Aneurysm (rupture) (cirsoid) (false) (varicose)
Aneurysmal varix
Excludes: arteriosclerotic cerebral (438)
arteriovenous (747.6, 747.8)
coronary (412)
heart (412)
ruptured cerebral (430)
 CIRCULATORY SYSTEM 183

443 Other peripheral vascular disease

443.0 Raynaud's syndrome
Raynaud's:
disease
gangrene
phenomenon (secondary)
443.1 Thrombo-angiitis obliterans (Buerger's disease)
443.2 Chilblains
Dermatitis congelationis Pernio
443.8 Other
Acrocyanosis Erythrocyanosis
ACfoparaesthesia: Erythromelalgia
simple (Schultze'S type)
vasomotor (Nothnagel'S type)
Excludes: rrostbite (E901, N991.0-N99l.3)
immersion foot (E901, N991.4)
443.9 Unspecified
Intermittent claudication Spasm of artery
Peripheral vascular disease NOS
Excludes: spasm of cerebral artery (435)

444 Arterial embolism and thrombosis

Includes: embolism (septic) infarction:
occlusion embolic
thrombotic
thrombosis
Excludes: when of puerperal origin (671, 673.9, 677.9)
444.0 Of abdominal aorta
Aortic bifurcation syndrome
Uriche's syndrome
444.1 Of other aorta
Embolism ·
Th rom bOSIS
I of aorta (thoraCIC).
444.2 Of mesenteric artery
Infarction of colon or intestine
Mesenteric infarction NOS
444.3 Of renal artery
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444.4 Of arteries 0/ 'he eXlremities

444.9 Of other and unspecified arteries
Excludes: cerebral (433,434)
coronary (410)
ophthalmic (377.0)
pulmonary (450)
retinal (377.0)
445 Gangrene
Includes: gangrene (spreading cutaneous) (dry) (moist)
gangrenous:
cellulitis
dermatitis
mortification (dry) (moist)
phagedaena (dry) (moist)
Excludes: diabetic gangrene (250)
gas gangrene (039.0)
gangrene of certain sites (see Alphabetical Index)
445.0 Arteriosclerotic gangrene
445.9 Gangrene nol elsewhere classified
446 Polyarteritis nodosa and allied conditions
446.0 Polyarteritis nodosa
Peri·arteritis (nodosa) Necrosing arteritis
Panarteritis
446.1 Hypersensitivity angiitis
Goodpasture syndrome
446.2 Wegener's granulomatosis
Allergic granulomatous angiitis
lethal midline granuloma
Malignant granuloma of face
446.3 Cranial arteritis
Giant cell arteritis
Polymyalgia arteritica
Temporal arteritis
446.4 Thrombotic microangiopathy
Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura
446.9 Other
Aortic arch arteritis Takayasu disease
Pulseless disease
 CIRCULATORY SYSTEM 185

447 Other diseases of arteries and arterioles

Arteritis NOS Endarteritis NOS
Excludes: arteritis, endarteritis:
aortic arch (446.9)
cerebral (438)
cmonary (412)
deformans (440)
obliterans (440)
senile (440)
448 Diseases of capillaries
Capillary: Degeneration, capillaries
fragility Telangiectasis
haemorrhage haemorrhagic
hyperpermeability hereditary
thrombosis
Excludes: purpura (287)

DISEASES OF VEINS AND LYMPHATICS,

AND OTHER DISEASES OF CIRCULATORY SYSTEM (450-458)

450 Pulmonary embolism and infarction

Embolic pneumonia Pulmonary (artery) (vein):
Pulmonary (artery) (vein): infarction (haemorrhagic)
apoplexy thrombosis
embolism
Excludes: when complicating pregnancy (634.9)
when of puerperal origin (673.9)
septic (670)
451 Phlebitis and thrombophlebitis
Includes: endophlebitis
inflammation, vein
periphlebitis
suppurative phlebitis
Excludes: when complicating pregnancy (634.9)
when of puerperal origin (671, 677 .9)
451.0 01 lower extremities
451.9 Of other and unspecified sites
Excludes: intracranial venous sinuses (321)
nonpyogenic (438)
portal (vein) (572)
186 TABULAR LIST

451 Portal vein thrombosis

Portal (vein) obstruction

4S3 Other venous emboUsm and thrombosis

Chiari-Budd syndrome Thrombophlebitis migrans
Embolism of vein Thrombosis (vein)
Excludes: cerebral (433, 434)
coronary (410)
intracranial venous sinuses (321)
nonpyogenic (438)
mesenteric (444.2)
portal (4.52)
pulmonary (4.50)
when complicating pregnancy (634.9)
when of puerperal origin (671, 673.9, 677 .9)

454 Varicose veins of lower extremities

4.54.0 With ulcer
Varicose ulcer (lower extremity, any part)
Any condition .in 454.9 with ulcer or specified as ulcerated
454.9 Without mention of ulcer
Phlebectasia } f lower extremity (any part) or of un-
Varicose veins (ruptured) 0
specified site
Varix

4SS Haemorrboids
Haemorrhoids (rectum) (prolapsed) (thrombosed) (ulcerated) (stran-
gulated) (bleeding)
Piles (external) (internal)
Rupture, varix, rectum
Varicose veins, anus or rectum

456 Varicose veins of other sites

Includes: phlebectasia
varicose veins (ruptured) (ulcerated)
varicose ulcer
varix
456.0 Of oesophagus
456.1 Of scrotum
Varicocele
4.56.9 Of other sites
 CIRCULATORY SYSTEM 187

457 NOD-inrectiye disease or lymphatic channels

Chylocele (non-filarial) Lymphangitis (chronic) (subacute)
Elephantiasis (non-filarial) Obliteration, lymphatic vessel
Lymphangiectasis
Excludes: chylocele (non-filarial), tunica vaginalis (607.9)
elephantiasis (non-filarial):
congenital (757.2)
vulva (629.9)
458 Other diseases or circulatory system
458.0 Hypotension
Hypopiesis
458.9 Other and unspecified circulatory diseases
Collateral circulation (venous), any site
Haemorrhage (internal) (intra-abdominal) (peritoneal) (subcutaneous)
NOS
Phlebosclerosis
Rupture of blood vessel NOS
Excludes: haemorrhage NOS in newborn (778.3)
 VIII. DISEASES OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

ACUTE RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS (EXCEPT INFLUENZA) (460-466)

460 Acute nasopharyngitis (common cold)

Coryza (acute)
Nasal catarrh, acute
Nasopharyngitis:
NOS
acute
infective NOS
Rhinitis:
acute
infective
Excludes: acute or unspecified pharyngitis (462)
acute or unspecified sore throat (462)
chronic pharyngitis and chronic sore throat (502.0)
chronic nasopharyngitis (502.1)
rhinitis:
allergic (507)
chronic or unspecified (502.1)
461 Acute sinusitis

Abscess
Empyema
I sinus (accessory) (nasal)
antrum
ethmoidal
Infection acute, of
Inflammation
Suppuration
r frontal
maxillary
sphenoidal
Ethmoiditis
Pansinusitis } specified as acute
Sphenoiditis
Excludes: chronic or unspecified sinusitis (503)
462 Acute pharyngitis
Acute sore throat NOS Pharyngitis (acute):
Pharyngitis (acute): staphylococcal
NOS suppurative
gangrenous ulcerative
infective Sore throat NOS
phlegmonous Viral pharyngitis or sore throat
pneumococcal
Excludes: the conditions if specified as septic or streptococcal (034.0)
peritonsillar abscess (quinsy) (50l)

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190 TABULAR LIST

463 Acute toMillitis

Tonsillitis (acute): Tonsillitis (acute)
NOS septic
follicular staphylococcal
gangrenous suppurative
infective ulcerative
pneumococcal viral
Excludes: peritonsillar abscess (quinsy) (501)
sore throat:
acute or NOS (462)
septic (034.0)
tonsillitis specified as due to streptococcus (034.0)
464 Acute laryngitis and tracheitis
Laryngitis (acute) (with tracheitis): Laryngotracheitis (acute)
NOS Tracheitis (acute):
H. inftuenzae NOS
oedematous catarrhal
pneumococcal Viral:
septic laryngitis
suppurative laryngotracheitis
tracheitis
Excludes: laryngitis and tracheitis specified as due to streptococcus
(034.0)
chronic tracheitis (491)
chronic laryngitis (506)
465 Acute upper respiratory iurectiou or multiple or unspecified sites
Upper respiratory: }
disease (acute) of multiple or unspecified sites
infection (acute)
Excludes: upper respiratory infection specified as due to strepto-
coccus (034.0)
466 Acute bronc::bitis and bronclaiolitis
Acute or subacute bronchial Croupous bronchitis
catarrh Tracheobronchitis, acute
Bronchiolitis, acute
Bronchitis, acute or subacute
fibrinous
membranous
pneumococcal
purulent
septic
viral
with tracheitis
 RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 191

INFLUENZA (470-474)
Includes; "Flu"
Grippe
Excludes: Haemophilus influenzae:
infection NOS (039.9)
meningitis (320.0)
pneumonia (482.1)
other diseases due to H. influenzae
(code to disease)
470 Influenza unqualified
471 InHuenza with pneumonia
Influenza with pneumonia, any form
Infl uenzal ;
bronchopneumonia
pneumoma
472 Influenza with other respiratory manifestations
Influenza!:
laryngitis
pharyngitis
respiratory infection (upper) (acute)
473 Influenza with digestive manifestations
Influenza;
with digestive symptoms but no respiratory symptoms
gastric
gastro-intestinal
intestinal
474 Influenza with nervous manifestations
Influenza with nervous symptoms but no digestive or respiratory
symptoms
PNEUMONIA (480-486)
Includes: Bronchopneumonia: Pleurobronchopneumonia
haemorrhagic Pneumonia:
interstitial lobar
terminal lobular
Pneumonia: massive
acute pnmary
aspiration secondary NOS
haemorrhagic terminal
interstitial Pneumonitis
intrauterine interstitial
(newborn)
192 TABULAR LIST

Excludes: pneumonia:
chronic interstitial (517)
hypostatic (514)
lipid (519.2)
Loeffler's (519.2)
480 Viral pneumonia
Pneumonia due to:
adenovirus
respiratory syncytial virus
para-influenza virus
virus not elsewhere classified
Excludes: pneumonia:
cytomegalic inclusion (079.5)
influenza virus (471)
measles (055)
psittacotic (073)
481 Pneumococcal pneumonia
Pneumonia:
diplococcal
fibrinous NOS
lobar NOS
massive NOS
481 Other bacterial pneumonia
482.0 Friedlander's bacillus
482.1 Haemophifus injfuenzae
482.2 Streptococcus
482.3 Staphylococcus
482.9 Other
Excludes: pneumonia:
anthrax (022)
tuberculous (011)
tularaemic (021)
in bacterial diseases classified as infective (000-039)

483 Pneumonia due to other specified organism

Pneumonia due to:
Eaton's agent
mycoplasma
pleuropneumonia-like organism
 RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 193

Excludes: pneumonia in:

coccidioidomycosis (114)
histoplasmosis (115)
Q-fever (083.1)
other diseases classified as infective (OOQ..J36)

484 Acute interstitial pneumonia

Giant cell pneumonia
Interstitial:
pneumonia (acute) t organism not specified
pneumonitis (acute) f
485 Bronchopneumonia, unspecified
Excludes: bronchiolitis (466)
lipoid pneumonia (519.2)

486 Pneumonia, unspecified

BRONCHITIS, EMPHYSEMA AND ASTIlMA (490-493)

Excludes: acute bronchitis (466)

acute tracheobronchitis (466)

490 Bronchitis, unqualified

Bronchial catarrh NOS
Bronchitis NOS:
asthmatic
catarrhal
with tracheitis NOS
Tracheobronchitis NOS

491 Chronic bronchitis

Bronchitis: Bronchorrhoea (chronic)
chronic Peribronchitis
asthmatic Tracheitis, chronic
catarrhal Tracheobronchitis, chronic
with tracheitis
emphysematous
foetid
obliterans
purulent
senile
ulcerative
194 TABULAR LIST

492 Empbysema
Emphysema (lung or pulmonary) Emphysema (lung or pulmonary)
atrophic obstructive
compensatory vesicular
hypertrophic

493 Aslbma
Asthma (bronchial) Bronchitis, allergic
allergic (any cause) Hay asthma
spasmodic Hay fever with asthma
Excludes: cardiac asthma (427.1)
pneumoconiotic asthma (515-516)

OTHER DISEASES OF UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT (500-508)

500 Hypertropby of tonsils and adenoids

Adenoid vegetations
Adenoids
Chronic tonsillitis
Enlargement of tonsils (and adenoids)
Tonsils (and adenoids):
diseased
enlarged
Excludes: acute or unspecified tonsillitis (463)

501 Peritonsillar abscess

Abscess of tonsil
Peritonsillar cellulitis
Peritonsillitis
Quinsy
Excludes: tonsillitis:
acute or NOS (463)
chronic (500)

502 Chronic pbaryngitis and nasopbaryngitis

502.0 Chronic pharyngitis
Chronic sore throat
Excludes: acute or unspecified:
pharyngitis (462)
sore throat (462)
 RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 195

502.1 Chronic nasopharyngitis

Nasal catarrh (chronic) Rhinitis:
Nasopharyngitis: NOS
chronic atrophic
suppurative (chronic) chronic
ulcerative (chronic) fibrinous NOS
Ozena hypertrophic
purulent
ulcerative
Excludes: acute rhinitis (460)
acute or unspecified nasopharyngitis (460)

503 Chronic sinusitis

Abscess
Empyema
I sinus (accessory) (nasal)
antrum
ethmoidal
Infection
Inflammation
Suppuration
I (chronic) of
frontal
maxillary
sphenoidal
Ethmoiditis
Pansinusitis
} (chconic)
Sinusitis
Sphenoiditis

504 DeHeded nRsal septum

Deflection, septum (nasal)
Deviation, septum (nasal)

505 Nasal polyp

Polyp of sinus: Polyp of sinus:
accessory maxillary
antrum nasal
ethmoidal sphenoidal
frontal Polyp of nasal cavity

S06 Chronic laryngitis

Catarrh of larynx Laryngotracheitis, chronic
Catarrhal laryngitis Tracheitis, chronic, with laryngitis
Laryngitis, chronic
with tracheitis (chronic)
Excludes: laryngitis and tracheitis, acute or unspecified (464)
chronic tracheitis (491)
196 TABULAR LIST

507 Hay fever

Allergic: Allergy, hay fever, due to:
conjunctivitis with hay fever ragweed
rhinitis (any cause) tree (any)
Allergy, hay fever, due to: Hay fever (any cause)
grass Pollinosis
pollen (any) Spasmodic rhinorrhoea

508 Other diseases of upper respiratory tract

Abscess: Obstruction, larynx:
larynx: Oedema:
nasal larynx:
nasopharyngeal pharynx:
pharyngeal Pachyderma, larynx:
postpharyngeal Paralysis:
retropharyngeal glottis
Angina faucium larynx:
Cellulitis, pharynx: pharynx:
Chorditis (fibrinous) vocal cords
nodosa Perichondritis, larynx:
tuberosa Spasm, glottis
Faucitis Stenosis, larynx:
Laryngeal spasm Ulceration:
Laryngismus stridulus larynx:
Necrosis: nose (septum)
larynx:
nose
Ex:cludes: ulcerative:
laryngitis (464)
pharyngitis (462)
varicose ulcer of nasal septum (456.9)

OTHER DISEASES OF RESPIRATORY SYSTEM (510-519)

510 Empyema
Abscess: Pleurisy:
pleura fibrinopurulent
thorax: purulent
Empyema (chest) (lung) (pleura) septic
Fistula: seropurulent
bronchocutaneous suppurative
hepatopleural Pyopneumothorax:
mediastinal Pyothorax:
pleural
thoracic
 RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 197

51l Pleurisy
Excludes: pleurisy with mention of tuberculosis (012.1)
pleurisy with effusion, without mention of cause (012.2)
511.0 Without mention of effusion or tuberculosis

PI~~~:
Adhesion, lung or pleura
Pleurisy (lung) (acute) (sterile): ) without
diaphragmatic pneumococcal mention of
d,y staphylococcal effusion
fibrinous streptococcal
fibrous Pleuritis sicca
interlobar Thickening of pleura
plastic
511.1 With effusion, with mention 0/ a bacterial calJse other than
tuberculosis
Pleurisy:
with effusion } { pneumococcal
exudative staphylococcal
serofibrinous streptococcal
serous other specified non-tuberculous bacterial cause
511.2 Other specified forms of effusion, except tuberculosis
Encysted pleurisy
Haemopneumothorax
Haemothorax
Hydropneumothorax
Hydrothorax
511 Spontaneous pneumothorax
513 Abscess or lung
Abscess of: Gangrenous or necrotic pneu-
lung (miliary) moma
mediastinum Pulmonary gangrene or necrosis
Gangrene of lung
514 Pulmonary congestion and hypostasis
Hypostatic: Pulmonary:
bronchopneumonia congestion (passive)
lobar pneumonia oedema:
pneumonia NOS
Passive pneumonia chronic
E"cludes: acute oedema of lung (519.1)
515 Pneumoconiosis due to silica and silicates
Excludes: silicotuberculosis (010)
198 TABULAR LIST

515.0 Silicosis
515.1 Anthracosilicosis
515.2 Asbestosis
515.9 Other, including pneumoconiosis unspecified
Pneumoconiosis due to talc

516 Other pneumoconioses and related diseases

516.0 Due to inhalation of other inorganic dust
Aluminosis (of lung) Berylliosis
Bauxite fibrosis (of lung) Graphite fibrosis (of lung)
516.1 Due to inhalation of other dust
Bagassosis
Byssinosis
Farmer's lung
516.2 Due 10 inhalation offumes
Silo-filler's disease

517

Cirrhotic pneumonia
Fibrosis of lung (atrophic)
(confluent) (massive)
I
Other chronic interstitial pneumonia

Cirrhosis of lung
chronic or unspecified

Induration of lung
Hepatization of lung }
Inflammation of. lung h .
C fOOIC
Pleuropneumoma
Pneumonia
Excludes: acute or unspecified interstitial pneumonia (484)

518 Bronchiectasis
Bronchiectasis (recurrent)
Bronchiolectasis

519 Other diseases or respiratory system

519.0 Pulmonary collapse
Atelectasis
Collapse or lung
Excludes: congenital atelectasis (776.9)
partial (776.2)
 RESPiRATORY SYSTEM 199

519.1 Acute oedema of lung

Acute pulmonary oedema NOS
Excludes: chronic or unspecified pulmonary oedema (514)
519.2 Other diseases of lung
Broncholithiasis Pneumonitis:
Bronchopneumonia, pneumonia: cholesterol
allergic eosinophilic
lipid Pulmonary eosinophilia
519.9 Other
Mediastinitis (acute) (chronic)
Stenosis of:
bronchus
trachea
Ulcer of bronchus
 IX. DISEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

DISEASES OF ORAL CAVITY, SALIVARY GLANDS AND JAWS (520-529)

520 Disorders of tooth development and eruption

520.0 Anodontia
Hypodontia
Oligodontia
Excludes: missing teeth with abnormal spacing (524.3)
520.1 Supernumerary teeth
Mesiodens
Paramolar
Distomolar (fourth molar)
Excludes: supernumerary teeth causing crowding (524.3)
520.2 Abnormalities of size andform
Concrescence } Occlusal tuberculum
Fusion of teeth Peg shaped teeth
Gemination Premolarisation of cuspids
Dens in dente Shovel shaped incisors
Dens invaginatus Supernumerary roots (of teeth)
Macrodontia T-shaped incisors
Microdontia Taurodontism
Molarisation of premolars Tuberculum anomale Carabelli
Tuberculum paramolare
520.3 Mottled teeth
Dental fluorosis
Mottling of enamel (endemic) (non-endemic)
Non-fluoride enamel opacities

520.4 Enamel hypoplasia

Amelogenesis imperfecta non-hereditaria (segmentalis)
Aplasia and hypoplasia of cementum
Calcification of dentinal papilla
Dilaceration of tooth
Turner's hypoplasia of tooth
Excludes: Hutchinson's incisors and mulberry molars in congenital
syphilis (090.5)
mottled teeth (520.3)

201 -
202 TA.BULAR LIST

520.5 Hereditary disturbance in tooth .structure, not el.sewhere clossi-

fi,d
Amelogenesis }
Dentinogenesis imperfecta
Odontogenesis
520.6 Dislurbanc~ in tooth eruption
Teeth: Tooth eruption:
embedded late
impacted premature
natal
neonatal
persistent primary
Excludes: impacted teeth with abnormal position of such teeth or
adjacent teeth (524.3)
520.7 Teething syndrome
520.9 Other and un.specified
Colour changes during tooth formation

521 Diseases of hard tissues of teetb

521.0 Dental caries
Caries of:
cementum
dentin (acute) (chronic)
enamel (acute) (chronic) (incipient)
White spot lesions of teeth
521.1 Attrition
Occlusal wear Interproximal wear
521.2 Abrasion
Abrasion:
dentifrice
habitual (occupational) of teeth
ritual of teeth
521.3 Erosion
Erosion of teeth:
idiopath.ic
occupational
521.4 Resorption
Internal granuloma of pulp
Resorption of teeth (external) (internal)
 DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 203

521.5 Hypercementosis
Cementum hyperplasia
521.6 Ankylosis
521.7 Posteruptive colour changes
Staining or teeth:
due to metals (copper, silver)
due to pulpal bleeding
Excludes: accretions (deposits) on teeth (523.6)
521.8 Irradiated enamel
521.9 Other and unspecified
511 Diseases of pulp sod periapical tissues
522.0 Pu/pitis
Pulpal:
abscess
polyp
Pulpitis:
acute (suppurative)
chronic (hyperplastic) (ulcerative)
522.1 Necrosis of the pulp
Pulp gangrene
522.2 Pulp degenerations
Denticles
Pulp calcifications
Pulp stones
522.3 Abnormal hard tissue formation in pulp
Secondary or irregular dentin
522.4 Acute apical periodontitis
522.5 Periapical abscess
Dental abscess
Dento-alveolar abscess
522.6 Chronic apical periodontitis
Apical or periapical granuloma
Apical periodontitis NOS
522.7 Fistula from periapical lesions
Dental fistula NOS
Periapical abscess with sinus (alveolar)
204 TABULAR LIST

522.8 Radicular cyst

Cyst:
apical (periodontal)
periapical
522.9 Other and WlSpecified
513 Periodontal diseases
523.0 Acute gingivitis
Catarrhal gingivitis
Excludes: Vincent's gingivitis (101)
herpetic gingivo-stomatitis (054)
523.1 Chronic gingivitis
Gingivitis (chronic):
desquamative
hyperplastic
simple marginal
ulcerative
Gingivitis NOS
523.2 Gingival recession
Gingival recession (generalized) (localized)
523.3 Acute periodontitis
Paradontal abscess
Periodontal abscess
523.4 Chronic periodontitis
Periodontitis:
NOS
complex
simplex
523.5 Periodontosis
523.6 Accretions on teeth
Dental calculus:
subgingival
supragingival
Soft deposits on teeth (green, black, orange, tobacco)
523.9 Other and unspecified
Gingival: Traumatic occlusion
enlargement NOS
fibromatosis
 DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 205

524 Denta-facial anomalies including malocclusion

524.0 Major anomalies oj jaw size

Hyperplasia, hypoplasia:
mandibular
maxillary
Macrognathism (mandibular) (maxillary)
Micrognathism (mandibular) (maxillary)

524.1 Anomalies of jaw-cranial base relationship

Asymmetry of jaw
Prognathism (mandibular) (maxillary)
Retrognathism (mandibular) (maxillary)

524.2 Anomalies oj dental arch relationship

Deep overbite
Disto-occlusion
Mesio-occlusion
Overbite (excessive)
horizontal
vertical
Openbite (anterior) (posterior)
Overjet
Posterior crossbite
Posterior lingual occlusion of mandibular teeth

524.3 Anomalies of tooth position

Spacing
Crowding
I
Rotation Iof tooth, teeth
Displacement
Transposition j
Impacted or embedded teeth with abnormal position of such teeth
or adjacent teeth

524.4 Malocclusion, unqualified

524.5 Dento-facialJunctional abnormalities

Abnormal jaw closure
Malocclusion due to:
abnormal swallowing
tongue, lip or finger habits
mouth breathing

524.9 Other ond unspecified

206 TABULAR LIST

S:ZS Other diseases and COoditiOIlS or the teetb and supporting

structures
525.0 Acquired absence of teeth
Excludes: missing teeth causing malocclusion (524.3)
525.1 Atrophy of edentulous alveolar ridge
525.9 Other and wzspecijied
Hypertrophy, alveolar ridge Irregular alveolar process

S26 Diseases or the jaws

526.0 Developmental dental cysts
Cyst:
dentigerous
dental eruption
dental primordial
Excludes: radicular cyst (522.8)
526.1 Fissural cysts
Cyst:
globulo·maxillary
median palatal
nasopalatine
526.2 Other cysts of jaws
Cyst of jaw: Cyst of jaw:
NOS haemorrhagic
aneurysmal traumatic

526.3 Reparative giant cefJ granuloma

526.4 Inflammatory conditions
Osteitis }
Osteomyelitis of jaw (acute) (chronic) (suppurative)
Periostitis
526.5 Alveolitis
Alveolar osteitis Dry socket

526.9 Other and unspecified

Cherubism
Exostosis of jaw
Torus mandibularis
Torus palatinus
Unilateral condylar hyperplasia of mandibula
 DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 207

527 Diseases of the saliyary g1aods

527.0 Atrophy
527.1 Hypertrophy
527.2 Sialoadenitis
Excludes: epidemic parotitis (072)
uveoparotid fever (135)
527.3 Abscess
527.4 Fistula
527.5 Sialolithiasis

it~~~lus } of salivary gland or duct

Sialodocholithiasis
527.6 Mu.cocele
Mucous retention cyst of salivary gland
Ranula
527.7 Disturbance of salivary secretion
Ptyalism
Xerostomia
527.8 Sialosis
Benign lympho-epithelial lesion of salivary gland
Mikulicz disease
527.9 Other and unspecified
Stenosis
. t
StriC ure
l of sahvary
. duct
528 Diseases of the oral soft tissues. excluding gingiya add tongue
528.0 Stomatitis
Stomatitis:
NOS
catarrhal
ulcerative
vesicular
Excludes: stomatitis:
aphthous (528.2)
fusospirochaetal (101)
gangrenous (528.1)
herpetic (054)
208 TABULAR LIST

528.l Cancrum oris

Gangrenous stomatitis
Noma
528.2 Oral aphthous ulcerations
Aphthous stomatitis
Bednar's aphthae
Canker sore
Periadenitis mucosa necrotica recurrens
Recurrent aphthous ulcer
528.3 Cellulitis and abscess
Cellulitis of mouth (floor)
Oral fistula
528.4 Cysts
Naso-alveolar cyst
Nasolabial cyst
528.5 Diseases of lips
Angular cheilosis
Cheilitis
528.6 Leukoplakia of oral mucosa
Excludes: leukokeratosis nicotina palati (528.7)
leukoplakia of tongue (529.7)
528.7 Other disturbances of keratinization
Erythroplakia of oral nmcosa
Leukoedema of mouth
Leukokeratosis nicotina palati
Excludes: those of tongue (529.7)
.528.8 Oral submucous fibrosis
528.9 Other and unspecified
Denture sore mouth
Inflammatory hyperPlaSia}
Pyogenic granuloma of oral mucosa
Ulcer (traumatic)

529 Disea~ of the tongue and other oral condidollS

529,0 Glossitis
Abscess } of tongue
U1ceration (traumatic)
 DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 209

529.1 Geographic tongue

Glossitis:
areata exfoliativa
f'fenig.n migratory
529.2 Median rhomboid glossitis
529.3 Hypertrophy a/tongue papillae
Black hairy tongue Hypertrophy of foliate papillae
Coated tongue Lingua villosa nigra
529.4 Atrophy of tongue papillae
529.5 Plicafed tongue
Fissured }
Furrowed tongue
Scrotal
529.6 Glossodynia
Glossopyrosis
Painful tongue
529.7 Leukoplakia of tongue and other disturbance af keratinization
Erythroplasia of tongue
529.9 Other and unspecified
Crenated
Enlargement
1(of) tongue
Hypertrophy

DISEASES OF OESOPHAGUS, STOMACH AND DUODENUM (530-537)

530 Diseases of oesopbagus

530.0 Functional disorders of oesophagus
Achalasia (of cardia)
Cardiospasm
Fxcludes: functional disorders of oesophagus specified as psychogenic

I
(305.5)
530.9 Other

Ab"""
Compression Spasm }
Stenosis
Haemorrhage of oesophagus Stricture of oesophagus
Obstruction
Ulcer (peptic)"
Perforation
Oesophagi tis
210 TABULAR LIST

531 Ulcer of stomach

Includes: erosion, stomach
ulcer (peptic):
gastric
with or without haematemesis,
prepyloric
haemorrhage, or melaena
pyloric
stomach
ulcus ventriculi
Excludes: peptic ulcer NOS (533)
531.0 With perforation
531.9 Without mention of perforation

I
532 Ulcer of duodenum
Includes: ulcer (peptic):
duodenal
duodenum w;th 0' w;thout haemo"h••, 0' mol .. ".
postpyloric
ulcus duodeni
Excludes: peptic ulcer NOS (533)
532.0 With perforation
532.9 Without mention of perforation

533 Peptic ulcer, site unspecified

Includes: peptic ulcer NOS, with or without haemorrhage or melaena
533.0 With perforation
533.9 Without mention of perforation

534 Gastrojejunal ulcer

Includes: ulcer (peptic):
anastomotic
gastrocolic
gastrointestinal with or without haemorrhage or
gastrojejunal melaena
jejunal
Marginal
ulcus gastrojejunale
534.0 With perforation
534.9 Without mention of per/oration
 DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 211

S35 Gastritis aDd duodenitis

Catarrh of stomach Gastroduodenitis
Duodenitis Gastrohepatitis (acute) (chronic)
Gastritis (acute) (chronic): Inflammation:
atrophic duodenum
catarrhal stomach
phlegmonous Linitis, suppurative
suppurative
toxic
Excludes: vira] gastroduodenitis (008.9)

536 Disorders or runctiOD or stomacb

Excludes: runctional disorders of stomach specified as psychogenic
(305.5)
hyperemesis gravidarum (638)
536.0 Disorders of gastric secretion
Achlorhydria Hyperchlorhydria
Achylia gastrica Hypochlorhydria
536.1 Disorders of gastric motility
Dilation of stomach
Distention of stomach
Gastrectasis
Hour-glass contraction or stomach
536.9 Other
Disorder, gastrointestinal Irritation, gastrointestinal
Disturbance, gastrointestinal Hyperemesis } not of
Dyspepsia (functional) Pernicious vomiting preg-
Gastralgia Persistent vomiting nancy
Indigestion NOS

SJ7 Other diseases or stomacb and duodenum

Chronic duodenal ileus
Gastric pouch
Gastrocolic fistula
Gastrojejunocolic fistula
Gastroptosis
Constriction }
Obstruction f I
Stenosis (hypertrophic) 0 py orus
Stricture
Excludes: diverticula of duodenum (562.0)
212 TABUUR LIST·

ApPENDlCI11S (540-543)
S40 Acute appendicitis
540.0 With peritonitis
Abscess:
appendix
caecum
Appendicitis (acute);
fulminating
gangrenous
obstructive with peritonitis, perforation or rupture
retrocaecal
Caecitis (acute)
Inflammation of appendix
or caecum (acute)
Rupture, appendix
540.9 Without mention of peritonitis
Appendicitis, acute
catarrhal
fulminating
gangrenous without mention of peritonitis, perforation
obstructive
or rupture
retrocaecal
Caecitis, acute
Inflammation of appendix
or caecum, acute
541 Appendicitis, unqualified
542 Other appendicitis
Appendicitis:
chronic
neurogenic
recurrent
Hyperplasia of appendix
S43 Other diseases of appendix
Appendicular: Diverticulum
colic Intussusception
} of appendix
concretion Mucocele
fistula Stercolith

HERNIA OF ABDOMINAL CAVITY (550-553)

Includes: hernia:
acquired
congenital
recurrent
 DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 213

550 Inguinal hernia without mention of obstruction

Bubonocele
Inguinal hernia:
NOS
direct without mention of gangrene, incarceration, irre-
double ducibility, obstruction or strangulation
indirect
oblique
scrotal
551 Other hernia of abdominal cavity without mention of obstruction
551.0 Femoral
Femoral hernia, without mention of gangrene, incarceration, irre-
ducibility, obstruction. or strangulation
551.1 Umbilical
Exomphalos }
Omphaloce!e without mention of gangrene, incarceration,
Para·umbilical hernia irreducibility. obstruction, or strangulation
Umbilical hernia
551.2 Ventral (incisiona/)

H~r;~aa:stric }Without mention of gangrene, incarceration, irreduc-

incisional ibility, obstruction, or strangulation
ventral
551.3 Diaphragmatic
Hernia:
hiatal (oesophageal)
para-oesoph.ageal
Excludes: hernias due to gross congenital defect of diaphragm (756.8)
551.8 Of other specified sites
Hernia:
appendix
internal
lumbar
obturator without mention of gangrene, incarceration,
omental irreducibility, obstruction or strangula-
pudendal tion
retroperitoneal
sciatic
Other abdominal hernia
of specified site
Excludes: vaginal hernia (623.3)
214 TABULAR LIST

551.9 a/unspecified site

Enterocele
Epiplocele
Hernia NOS:
interstitial without mention of gangrene, incarceration,
intestinal irreducibility, obstruction, or strangula-
intra~abdominal tion
Richter's
Rupture (non~traumatic)
Sarco-epiplocele
Excludes: vaginal enterocele (623.3)

552 Inguinal hernia with obstruction

Inguinal hernia as defined 10 550 if specified as gangrenous,
incarcerated, irreducible, strangulated, or causing obstruction

553 Other hernia of abdominal ca~ity with obstruction

553.0 Femoral
Femoral hernia specified as gangrenous, incarcerated, irreducible,
strangulated. or causing obstruction
553.1 Umbilical
Umbilical hernia as defined in 551.1 if specified as gangrenous,
incarcerated, irreducible, strangulated, or causing obstruction
553.2 Ventral (incisional)
Ventral hernia as defined in 551.2 if specified as gangrenous,
incarcerated, irreducible, strangulated, or causing obstruction
553.3 Diaphragmatic
Diaphragmatic hernia as defined in 551.3 if specified as gangrenous,
incarcerated, irreducible, strangulated, or causing obstruction
Excludes: hernia due to gross congenital defect of diaphragm (756.8)
553.8 0/ other specified sites
Any condition in 551.8 if specified as gangrenous, incarcerated,
irreducible, strangulated, or causing obstruction
553.9 a/unspecified site
Any condition in 551.9 if specified as gangrenous, incarcerated,
irreducible, strangulated, or causing obstruction
 DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 215

OTHER DISEASES OF INTESTINE AND PERITONEUM (560-569)

560 Intestinal obstruction without menti.on or hernia

Excludes: inguinal hernia with obstruction (552)
intestinal obstruction complicating hernia (553)
mesenteric infarction (444.2)
560.0 Intussusception
Intussusception (intestine) (colon) (rectum)
Invagination of intestine or colon
Excludes: intussusception of appendix (543)
560.1 Paralytic ileus
Ileus (of intestine) (of bowel) (of colon)
Paralysis of intestine or colon
560.2 Volvulus
Strangulation }
Torsion of intestine, bowel, or colon
Twist
560.3 Impaction of intestine
Enterolith
Faecal impaction
Impaction of intestine or colon
Obstruction of intestine by gallstone
560.9 Other and unspecified
Enterostenosis
Intestinal adhesions with obstruction
Obstruction }
~~::;n of intestine or colon
Stricture
Excludes: peritoneal adhesions without mention of obstruction (568)
561 Gastro-enteritis and colitis. except ulceratiYe, of DOn-lDrectious
0 ......

Colitis, diarrhoea, enteritis, gastro-enteritis:

allergic
dietetic
non-infectious
toxic
Excludes: colitis, diarrhoea, enteritis, gastro-enteritis, infectious or
unspecified (009)
216 TABULAR LIST

562 Diverticula of iutestiue

562.0 Small intestine
Diverticulitis, diverticulosis:
duodenum
jejunum
562.1 Colon
Diverticulitis, diverticulosis:
NOS
intestine (large)
563 Chronic enteritis and ulceratbe colitis
563.0 Regional enteritis
Crohn's disease
Regional ileitis
563.1 Ulcerative colitis
Ulcerative (chronic):
enteritis
enterocolitis
ileocolitis
rectosigmoiditis
563.9 Other
Chronic: Chronic:
colitis ileitis
enterocolitis jejunitis
gastro-enteritis sigmoiditis
564 Functional disorders of intestines
Excludes: the conditions iF specified. as psychogenic (305.5)
564.0 Constipation
564.1 Irritable colon
Enterospasm
Colitis:
membranous
mucous
Mucous colic
Spastic colon
564.9 Other
Anal spasm
Dilatation of colon
Atony of colon
 DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 217

S6S Anal fissure and fistula

565.0 Anal fissure
Tear of anus, non-traumatic
565.1 Anal fistula
566 Abscess of anal and rectal regions
Abscess of: Ischiorectal abscess or fistula
anus Peri-anal abscess
rectum Perirectal abscess or cellulitis
Cellulitis of anus
567 Peritonitis
Peritonitis (acute): Abscess (of):
adhesive abdominopelvic
fibrous mesenteric
general omentum
pelvic, male peritoneum
primary retrocaecal
serofibrinous retroperitoneal
subphrenic subdiaphragmatic
suppurative subh.epatic
Subphrenic pyopneumothorax subph.renic
Excludes: peritonitis:
pelvic, female (6\6.0)
puerperal (670)
tuberculous (014)
with or following:
abortion (640-645 with 4th. digit .0 or .2)
appendicitis (540.0)
ectopic pregnancy (631.0-631.3)
S68 Peritoneal adhesions
Adh.esions (of):
abdominal (wall)
diaph.ragm
intestine
mesenteric
omentum
pelvic, male
stomach
Adhesive bands
Excludes: adh.esions:
with intestinal obstruction (560.9)
pelvic female (616.1)
218 TABULAR LIST

569 Other diseases of intestines and peritoneum

Abscess (of): Megacolon other than Hirsch-
faecal sprung's disease
intestine Perforation of intestine NOS
Cryptitis (rectal) Pericolitis
Enterocolic fistula Periproctitis
Enteroptosis Perisigmoiditis
Faecal fistula Proctitis (gangrenous) (ulcerative)
Fat necrosis of peritoneum Stercoral ulcer
Gangrene of: Ulcer of colon
intestine
t } . h . f .
Wit out mention 0 mtestlna . l0 b ·
structlon .
or mesenteric
mesen ery embolism or thrombosis
omentum
Haemorrhage of intestine
Haemorrhage
Procidentia
Prolapse
of anus (sphincter) or rectum (sphincter)
Relaxation
Stenosis or stricture
Ulcer
Excludes: fistula:
rectovaginal (629.8)
utero-rectal (616.9)
haemorrhoids (455)
incontinence of sphincter ani (785.6)
megacolon, congenital (751.3)

DISEASES OF LIVER, GALL-BLADDER AND PANCREAS (570-577)

570 Acute and subacute necrosis of liver
Atrophy, yellow (liver) (acute) (subacute)
Hepatitis, acute or subacute, not specified as infective
Icterus gravis, not of newborn
Malignant:
hepatitis
ictems
jaundice
Necrosis of liver (acute) (subacute)
Parenchymatous degeneration of liver, acute or subacute
Excludes: the conditions if associated with:
abortion (640, 641, 643-645 with 4th digit .1 or .2)
pregnancy (639.0, 762.5)
the puerperium (639.0)
icterus gravis of newborn (774)
infectious hepatitis (070)
serum hepatitis (E930-E936, N999.2)
 DlGESTIVi: SYSI"EM 219

571 CInflosis of liver

571.0 Alcoholic
Alcoholic: Any condition in 571.9 with m.en-
cirrhosis tion of alcohol or alcoholism
hepatitis
Laennec's cirrhosis
571.9 Other
Banti's disease
Chronic hepatitis
Cirrhosis of liver:
NOS
biliary
due to passive congestion without mention of alcohol or alcoholism
hepatolienal
portal
splenomegalic
Fatty degeneration of liver
Hepatolienal fibrosis
571 Suppurative bepatitis and Over abscess
Abscess of liver (not amoebic)
Hepatitis, suppurative (diffuse)
Phlebitis, portal vein
Portal:
pyaemia
thrombophlebitis
Pylephlebitis
Excludes: amoebic liver abscess (006.0)
573 Otber disea§eS of liver
Atrophy, liver, chromc yellow Hepatoptosis
Congestion, liver (chronic) (pas- Hepatosis, toxic
sive) Inflammation of liver NOS
Degeneration, liver NOS Perihepatitis (acute)
Hepatic coma
Hepatitis:
NOS
fibrous, acute
hypertrophic, acute
Excludes: amyloid or lardaceous degeneration of liver (276)
glycogen infiltration of liver (271.0)
congenital cystic disease of liver (751.6)
hepatomegaly NOS (785.1)
portal vein obstruction (452)
220 TABULAR L~

574 Choletithiasis

Calculus (of): Colic (recurrent) (of):

bile duct (any) biliary
biliary gallbladder
common duct hepatic
gallbladder Gallstone (impacted)
liver (impacted) Hepatic lithiasis
Cholecystitis with cholelithiasis

575 Cholecystitis and cholangitis, without mention or calculus

Abscess, gallbladder
Angiocholecystitis
Angiocholitis
Cholangitis (any stage) (inFective)
(suppurative) without mention of calculus
Choledochitis (suppurative)
Empyema, gallbladder
Gangrene, gallbladder or bile duct
InRammation, gallbladder
Excludes: the conditions if calculus is mentioned (574)

576 Other diseases of gallbladder and biliary ducts

Adhesion
Contraction
Cyst
Fistula
Hypertrophy
Obstruction NOS of any bile duct or of the gallbladder
Occlusion
PerForation
Rupture
Stricture
Ulcer
Cholesterolosis
Cholocolic fistula
Mucocele of gallbladder
Spasm of sphincter of Oddi
Strawberry gallbladder
Excludes: the conditions if calculus is mentioned (574)
 DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 221

577 Diseases of pancreas

577.0 Acute pancrealitis

Abscess of pancreas
Necrosis of pancreas:
acute
infective
Pancreatitis:
NOS
acute
haemorrhagic
suppurative

577.1 Chronic pancreatitis

Pancreatitis, chronic (inrectious)
Pancreatitis, interstitial
577.9 Other diseases of pant:reas

Atrophy } Pancreatic :
Calculus cyst
Cirrhosis of pancreas dwarfism
Fibrosis infantilism
Necrosis of pancreas: steatorrhoea
NOS
aseptic
fat
Excludes: fibrocystic disease of pancreas (273.0)
islet cell tumour of pancreas (251)
 X. DISEASES OF THE GENITO-URINARY SYSTEM

NEPHRITIS AND NEPHROSIS (580-584)

Excludes: with malignant hypertension (400.3)
580 Acute nephritis .
Acute renal disease
Any condition in 583 specified as acute
Excludes: when arising during pregnancy or the puerperium (636)
with abortion (640, 641, 643-645, with 4th digit .1 or .2)
581 Nephrotic syndrome
Large white kidney Nephrosis:
Nephritis: NOS
desquamative lipoid
nephrotic Renal dropsy
parenchymatous Any condition In 583 specified
tubal as subacute
tubular
Type I[ (Ellis)
with oedema
Excludes: when arising during pregnancy or the puerperium (636)
with abortion (640, 641, 643-645, with 4th digit .1 or .2)
tubular nephrosis (acute) (593.1)
582 Chronic nephritis
Any condition in 583 specified as chronic
Chronic renal disease
583 Nephritis unqualified
Bright's disease Nephritis:
Glomerulonephritis exudative
Inflammation of kidney focal
Nephritis: glomerular
NOS haemorrhagic
diffuse interstitial
interstitial Type I (Ellis)
Excludes: when arising during pregnancy or the puerperium (636)
with abortion (640, 641, 643-645, with 4th digit .1 or .2)
584 Renal sclerosis unqualified
Atrophy Renal:
Cirrhosis cirrhosis
} (of) kidney
Contracted sclerosis
Granular Sclerotic kidney

223 -
224 TABULAR LIST

Excludes: contracted kidney:

hydronephritic (591)
pyelonephritic (590.0)
gouty kidney or nephritis (274)
nephrosclerosis (arteriolar) (arteriosclerotic) (403)
with hypertension (benign) (403)

OTHER DISEASES OF URINARY SYSTEM (590-599)

590 Infections of kidney

Excludes: when arising during pregnancy or the puerperium (635.0)
with:
abortion (640-645 with 4th digits ,0 or .2, 642.3)
calculus (592)
ectopic pregnancy (631.0-631.3)

590.0 Chronic pyelonephritis

Contracted kidney, pyelonephritic
Hydropyonephrosis }
Pyelonephritis specified as chronic
Pyelonephrosis
590.1 Other pyelonephritis, pyelitis and pyelocystitis
Hydropyonephrosis Pyelitis (suppurative)
Nephritis: Pyelocystitis
ascending Pyelonephritis (suppurative)
infective Pyelonephrosis
septic Pyonephrosis
suppurative

590.2 Abscess of kidney and perire1ll11 tissue

Abscess (of): Abscess (of):
kidney perirenal (tissue)
nephritic renal
perinephritic Carbuncle of kidney
590.9 Other
Infection of kidney Perinephritis

591 Hydronephrosis
Contracted kidney, hydronephritic Hydronephrosis (atrophic) (pri-
mary) (secondary)
 GENlTo-URINARY SYSTEM 225

592 Calculus of kidney and ureter

Calculus (impacted) (recurrent) Calculus (impacted) (recurrent)
(of), (of)'
anuria pyonephrosis
kidney or ureter Nephrolithiasis (recurrent)
pyelitis Stone in kidney or ureter
pyelonephritis Ureterolithiasis

593 Other diseases of kidney and ureter

593.0 Renal dwarfism
Nanosomia renaUs Renal:
Rachitis renalis osteodystrophy
Renal infantilism rickets
593.1 Acute tubular nephrosis
Nephrosis: Tubular necrosis:
anoxic NOS
haemoglobinuric anoxIc
ischaemic toxic
lower nephron
necrotising
toxic
Excludes: when arising during pregnancy (636)
with abortion (640, 641, 643-645, with 4th digit.1 or .2)
traumatic anuria (crush sy~drome) (N995.6)
593.2 Other renal disease
Congestion (chronic) Nephroptosis
(passive) Renal:
Cortical necrosis disease NOS
Hypertrophy failure NOS
Necrosis of kidney
Obstruction
Solitary cyst
Torsion
Excludes: cortical necrosis of kidney:
when arising during pregnancy or the puerperium (639.9)
with abortion (640, 641, 643-645, with 4th digit .1 or .2)
renal disease or failufe:
acute (580)
chronic (582)
with abortion (640, 641, 643-645, with 4th digit ,lor .2)
with oedema (581)
when arising during pregnancy or the puerperium (636)
witb malignant hypertensj.on (400.3)
226 TABULAR LIST

51)3.3 OhSlrucliOI1 of weier, nOf elsewhere classified

An!!ulation' f Stenosis
Ob~truction J ure!er J of ureter
0 Stricture
593.5 Hydrollre/('r
hcludes: congenital (753.2)

593.9 Oilier diseases o/"urerer

Dilat(ltion
Hypertrophy
Prolapse
1 of ureter
Pyoureter
Ureteritis
Ureterocele

594 Calculus of other parts of urinary system

Calculus (imp(lcted) (of): Crystalluria
bl"dder Cystolithiasis
urethm Stone in bladder (diverticulum)
urinary (duct) (passage) Urolithiasis
vesicill
595 Cystitis
A b!>cess (of): Cystitis
bl(ldder septic
rectovesical suppurative
Cystitis ulcerative
allergic Gangrene of bladder
bacillary Pyocystitis
cystica Trigonitis (bladder)
gangrenous Vesical catarrh
haemorrhagic
hcludes. when arising during pregnancy or the puerperium (635.9)
with:
abortion (640-645 with 4th digits .0 or .2,642.3)
ectopic pregnancy (631.0-631.3)
596 Other diseases of bladder
Adhesion Cervicovesical
Atony Intestinovesical
Contracture Rectovesical
Dilatation Uterovesical
fistula
Diverticulum of bladder Vesicocolic
Fistula (sphincter) Vesicoperineal
Hernia, male Vesico-ureth rorecta I
Hypertrophy Vesicovaginal
Necrosis (aseptic) Extravasation of urine
 GENITO-URINARY SYSTEM 227

Paralysis Cystocele, male

Paresis Vesical:
Prolapse, male of bladder haemorrhage
Rupture (sphincter) hernia, male
Ulceration inertia or paralysis
Excludes: cystocele, female (623,0)
hernia or prolapse of bladder, female (623.0)

597 Urethritis (non-venereal)

Abscess of: Meatitis, urethral
Cowper's gland Ulcer. urethra (meatus)
liUn:'s gland Urdhritis:
urethra (gland) NOS
Adenitis, Skene's gland non-venereal
Cowperitis
Excludes: peri-urethral abscess (599)

598 Stricture of urethra

Stricture, urethra (anterior) (meatal) (posterior) (spasmodic)
Excludes: congenital stenosis (753.6)
599 Other diseases of urinary tract
Caruncle, urethra Fistula:
Diverticulitis. urethra urethrorectal
Diverticulosis, urethra urinary
False passage, urethra (prostatic) Peri-urethral abscess
Fistula: Rupture, urethra (non-traumatic)
recto-urethral Urethrocele. male
urethral Urinary (tract) infection NOS
urethroperineal
Excludes: urinary tract infections:
when arising during pregnancy or the puerperium (635)
with:
abortion (640-645 with 4th digits.O or .2, 642,3)
ectopic pregnancy (631.0-631.3)
urethrocele, female (623.3)

DISEASES OF MALE GENITAL ORGANS (600·607)

Excludes: when specified as due to

syphilis (090-097)
gonococcal infection (098)
other venereal disease (099)
228 TABULAR. LIST

600 Hyperplasia of prostate

Adenoma (benign) of prostate Median bar (prostate)
Fibro-adenoma of prostate Myo-adenoma of prostate
Fibroma of prostate Myoma of prostate
Fibrosis (chronic) of prostate Prostatic obstruction (cause un-
Hypertrophy, of prostate (benign) stated)
adenofibromatous Rhabdomyoma of prostate
Simple enlargement of prostate
601 Prostadtis
Abscess of prostate Prostatitis (congestive)
Infection of prostate (suppurative)
Periprostatitis Prostatocystitis
602 Other diseases of prostate
Atrophy of prostate Congestion (chronic) (passive) of
Calculus of prostate prostate
Haemorrhage of prostate
603 Hydrocele
Hydrocele (spermatic cord) (testis) (tunica vaginalis)
encysted
infected
Excludes: congenital hydrocele (752.4)
604 Onbitis and epididymitis
Abscess of: Orchitis (suppurative)
epididymis Peri-epididymitis
testicle Peri-orchitis
Epididymitis (non-venereal)
Excludes: mumps orchitis (072)
60S Redundaot prepuce and pbimosis
Paraphimosis
606 Sterility, male
Azoospermia Sterility, male
Oligospermia
601 Other diseases of male genital organs
607.0 Leukoplakia of penis
Balanitis xerotica obliterans
Kraurosis of penis
607.1 Erythroplasia of penis
 GENITO-URINARY SYSTEM 229

607.2 Chronic ulceration oj penis

Ulcer (chronic) of corpus cavernosum

607.3 Balanitis
Balanitis (circinata) (gangrenosa) (infectional) (vulgaris)

607.4 Seminal vesiculitis

Abscess } Vesiculitis (seminal)
Boilb I of seminal vesicle
C ar unc e
Cellulitis
607.5 Other inflamTrUltory diseases

Ab"""
Boil } of corpus cavernosum, penis, scrotum, spermatic cord,
Carbuncle testis (except abscess), tunica vaginalis, vas deferens
Cellulitis
Cavernitis (penis) Vasitis
Funiculitis
Exdudes: abscess of testis (604)

607.6 Spermatocele
607.7 Torsion of testis
Torsion of:
epididymis
spermatic cord
testis
607.8 Atrophy of testicle
607.9 Other
Atrophy
Fibrosis
Haematoma of corpus cavernosum (except ulcer), penis (except
Hypertrophy ulcer), seminal vesicle, spermatic cord, testis (except
Thrombosis atrophy), tunica vaginalis, vas deferens
Ulcer
Chordee, non-venereal Stricture of:
Chylocele, tunica vaginalis (non- spermatic cord
filarial) tunica vaginalis
Haematocele NOS, male vas deferens
Excludes: atrophy or testicle (607.8)
ulcer of corpus cavernosum, penis (607.2)
230 TABULAR LIST

DISEASES OF BREAST, OVARY,

FALLOPIAN TUBE ANI} PARAMETRIUM (610-616)

Excludes: when associated with pregnancy. abortion, childbirth. or the

puerperium (630-678)
when specified as due to:
syphilis (090-097)
gonococcal infection (098)
other venereal disease (099)

610 Chronic cystic disease of breast

Benign cyst of breast Chronic mastitis
Blue dome cyst Galactocele
Chronic cystic disease of breast Mastopathia chronica cystica
Chronic cystic mastitis Maslopathia oestrogenica

611 Other diseases of breast

Excludes: when associated with lactation or the puerperium (678)
611.0 Anile moslilis 1101 associaTed wilh laCTalion

Abscess (non-puerperal) of: Fat necrosis (aseptic) of breast

areola Mastitis (acute)
breast Necrosis (aseptic) of breast
mammary gland
nipple
611.1 Hyper/ro{lhy of hreast
Gynaecomastia
Hypertrophy of:
brea~t
mammary gi.wd
nipple
611.2 Fissure (4 nipple
611.9 Oilier
Alrophy of breast Induration of breast
Fibro<;is of breast Retraction of nipple
612 Acute salpingitis and oophoritis
Any condition in 614 if specified as acute
Exclude<;: when associated with:
abortion (640-645 with 4th digits .0 or .2, 642.3)
childbirth and puerperium (670)
ectopic pregnancy (631.0-631.3)
pregnancy (630)
 GENIT(}-lJRINARY SYSTEM 231

613 Chronic salpingitis and oophoritis

Any condition in 614 if specified as chronic
Excludes; when associated with;
abortion (640-645 with 4th digits .0 or .2, 642.3)
childbirth and puerperium (670)
ectopic pregnancy (631.0-.631.3)
pregnancy (630)

614 Salpingitis and oophoritis, unqualified

Abscess of: Oophoritis
fallopian tube Ovaritis
ovary Pyosalpinx
oyiduct Salpingitis
Inflammation of: Sal pi ngo-oophoritis
fallopian tube Salpingo-ovaritis
ovary Tubal abscess or infection
oviduct Tuba-ovarian abscess
Excludes: when associated with;
abortion (640-645 with 4th digits .0 or .2, 642.3)
childbirth and puerperium (670)
ectopic pregnancy (631.0-631.3)
pregnancy (630)

615 Other diseases of ovary and fallopian tube

615.0 Prolapse of ovary

Displacement of ovary
Torsion of ovarian pedicle
615.1 Hydrosalpinx
Hydrosalpinx (fallopian tube) (follicularis)
615.2 Ol'arian cyst, retention
Cyst of: Cyst:
corpus albicans follicular (atretic)
corpus luleum ovarian, due to failure of in-
graafian follicle volution
615.9 Other
Atrophy of: Hernia of:
fallopian tube fallopian tube
ovary ovary
Haematoma, corpus luleum Rupture of fallopian tube
Haemorrhage of ovary Torsion of fallopian tube
232 TABULAR. LIST

616 Diseases of parametrium and pelvic periloneum. (female)

616.0 Pelvic inflammatory disease
Abscess (of): Cellulitis (of):
broad ligament broad ligament
Douglas' pouch pelvic. female
parametric Parametritis
pelvis. female Perimetritis
peri-uterine Peritonitis, pelvic, female
Excludes: when associated with:
abortion (640-645 with 4th digit .0 or .2, 642.3)
childbirth or puerperium (670)
ectopic pregnancy (631.0-631.3)
pregnancy (630)
616.1 Pelvic peritoneal adhesions, female
Peritoneal adhesions, postpartal
616.2 Pelvic congestion. female
616.9 Other
Fistula: Haematocele, uterine ligament
abdomina-uterine Haematoma, uterine ligament,
rectovulval non-traumatic
uterorectal Hydrocele, round ligament
Frozen pelvis
Excludes: rectovaginal fistula (629.8)

DISEASES OF UTERUS
AND OTHER FEMALE GENITAL ORGANS (620-629)

Excludes: when associated with pregnancy, abortion, childbirth. or

the puerperium (630-678)
when specified as due to:
syphilis (090-097)
gonococcal infection (098)
other venereal disease (099)
610 Iofectiye diseases of cenix uteri
Excludes: trichomonal infection (131)
620.0 Chronic cervicitis
Cervicitis: Chronic endocervicitis
chronic
senile (atrophic)
Excludes: with ulceratioD (621.3)
 GENITo-URINARY SYSTEM 233

620.9 Other cervicitis

Abscess of cervix (uteri) Inflammation of cervix (uteri)
Cervical catarrh Trachelitis
Endocervicitis
Excludes: when associated with:
abortion (640-645 with 4th digit .0 or .2, 642.3)
childbirth or puerperium (670)
ectopic pregnancy (631.0-631.3)
pregnancy (630)

621 Other diseases or cenix

621.0 Leukoplakia of cervix

621.1 Erythroplasia of cervix

621.2 Hyperplastic endometritis of cervix

Hyperplasia of cervical endometrium
Hyperplastic endocervicitis

621.3 Chronic erosion and ulceration of cervix

Chronic cervicitis with ulceration
Erosion of cervix (acquired) (congenital)
Ulcer of cervix (uteri)

62J.4 Old laceration of cervix

Cicatrix, cervix (postpartal)
Laceration of cervix, old (postpartal)

621.5 Stricture of cervix

Atresia, cervix (acquired) Pin-point os uteri
Contracture: Stricture:
cervix cervical canal
internal os os uteri
Occlusion, cervix

621.6 Atrqphy of cervix

Atrophy (senile) of:
cervix (mucosa)
cervical:
endometrium
myometrium
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621.9 O,her
Absence (acquired)
Adhesions
Band
Calcification
Degeneration
Fibrosis
Fistula
Hypertrophy
I(of) cervix

Upping
622 Infective diseases of uterus (except cenix). vagina and vulva
Excludes: when associated with:
abortion (640-645 with 4th digit .0 or .2, 642.3)
childbirth or puerperium (670)
ectopic pregnancy (631.0-631.3)
pregnancy (630)
trichomonal infections (131)
622.0 Infective disease of uterus, except cervix
Abscess of uterus Metritis
Endometritis: septic
NOS suppurative
septic Pyometra
622.1 Vaginitis a"d vulvitis
Abscess (of): Colpocystitis
Bartholin's gland InHammation of vulva
labium Noma vulvae
paravaginal Perivaginitis
vagina Pyocolpos
vulva Vaginitis (non·venereal)
Boil of vulva Vulvitis
Carbuncle of vulva Vulvovaginitis
Cellulitis of vulva
623 Uterovaginal prolapse
623.0 Cystocele
Cystocele (any degree), female
Prolapse of bladder, female
623.1 Rectocele
Proctocele, female
Rectocele (any degree), female
623.2 Urethrocele
Urethrocele, female
623.3 Vagi"al enterocele
Vaginal hernia (posterior)
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623.9 Other
Procidentia uteri Prolapse of:
Prolapse of: uterus
cervix vagina
pelvic floor Relaxation of pelvic floor
624 Malposition of uterus
624.0 Retroversion and retrojfexion
624.1 Other
Lateroflexion
} of cervix or uterus
Lateroversion
624.9 Unspecified
Displacement NOS }
Inversion NOS of cervix or uterus
Malposition NOS
625 Other diseases of uterus
Excludes: cervix (621)
625.0 Atrophy of uterus
Atrophy (senile) of:
endometrium
myometrium
uterus
625.1 Sub-involution of uterus
Excludes: puerperal sub-involution of uterus (677.9)
625.2 Hyperplasia of endometrium
Hyperplasia g1andularis: Hyperplastic endometritis
cystica uteri
interstitialis uteri
625.3 Endometriosis
625.9 Other
Absence (acquired) Fistula
Adhesions Hypertrophy
Band Laceration, old
of uterus of uterus
Calcification (postpartal)
Degeneration Stricture
Fibrosis Ulcer
Haematometra
Haemorrhagic metritis
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626 Disorden of meastra.1ioo

626.0 Absent
Amenorrhoea (primary)
626.1 Scanty
Hypomenorrhoea Oligomenorrhoea
626.2 Excessive
Menorrhagia (preclimacteric) (primary)
626.3 Painful
Dysmenorrhoea (exfoliative) IntermenstruaJ pain
(membranous) (primary) Ovulation pain
626.4 Frequent
Epimenorrhoea Polymenorrhoea
626.5 Irregular
626.6 Intermenstrut1l bleeding
Functional uterine bleeding Metrorrhagia
Menometrorrhagia
626.7 Postmenopausal bleeding
Menorrhagia: Postclimacteric bleeding
postclimacteric
postmenopausal
626.9 Other
Menstrual disorder NOS Menstruation:
Menstruation: retained
delayed suppression of
infrequent vicarious (nasal)
protracted
627 Menopausal symptoms
Climacteric (symptoms)
MenopaLlse (artificial) (premature) (symptoms) (syndrome)
Excludes: involutional:
melancholia, (296.0)
paraphrenia (297.1)
psychosis NOS (299)
618 Sterility, female
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619 Other diseases of female gemtal organs

629.0 Leukoplakia of vagina
629.1 Erythroplasia of vagina and vulva
629.2 Kraurosis of vulva
Leukokraurosis vulvae
Leukoplakic vulvitis
629.3 Leukorrhoea
Fluor
Vaginal discharge NOS
629.4 Unspecified infection
Infection of female genital tract not elsewhere classified
Excludes: when associated with:
abortion (640-645 with 4th digit .0 or .2, 642.3)
childbirth or puerperium (670)
ectopic pregnancy (631.0-631.3)
pregnancy (630)
629.5 Vaginal bleeding
Haemorrhage, vagina
629.6 Old laceration
Laceration, old (postpartal):
pelvic floor
perineum
rectovaginal
vagma
vulva
Excludes: old laceration of cervix (621.4)
629.7 Stricture or atresia of vagina and hymen
Closure, vagina Stenosis, vagina
Occlusion, vulva
629.8 Rectovagina[jistu[a
629.9 Other
Atrophy of: Hypertrophy of:
vagina clitoris
vulva vulva
Haematocele NOS, female Ulcer of:
Haematoma of vulva vagina
vulva
 XI. COMPLICATIONS OF PREGNANCY.
CHILDBIRTH AND THE PUERPERIUM
COMPLICATIONS OF PREGNANCY (630.634)
630 Inrections or genital tract during pregnancy
Includes: any condition in 612-614, 616.0, 620, 622 and 629.4
arising during pregnancy
631 Ectopic pregnancy
631.0 Abdominal pregnancy, with sepsis
Any condition in 631.4 with. sepsis or with any condition in 635,
670, 671 or 673.9
631.1 Tubal pregnancy, with sepsis
Any condition in 631.5 with sepsis or with any condition in 635,
670,671 or 673.9
631.2 Ovarian pregnancy, with sepsis
Any condition in 631.6 with sepsis or with any condition in 635,
670,671 or 673.9
631.3 Other or unspecified ectopic pregnancy, with sepsis
Any condition in 631.9 with sepsis or with any condition in 635.
670,671 Of 673.9
631.4 . Abdominal pregnancy, without men/ion o/sepsis
Intraperitoneal pregnancy
631.5 Tubal pregnancy, without mention 0/ sepsis
Pregnancy: Rupture of fallopian tube due
ampullar to pregnancy
fallopian Tubal:
isthmian abortion
mole
631.6 Ovarian pregnancy, without mention o/sepsis
631.9 Other or unspecified ectopic pregnancy, without mention 0/ sepsis
Ectopic mole Pregnancy:
Pregnancy: intraligamentous
cornual intramural
extra-uterine mural
interstitial
632 Haemorrhage or pregnaney
Excludes: when complicating delivery (651)
with abortion (640-645)

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632.0 Placenta praevia

Haemorrhage, unavoidable
Low implantation of placenta
Malposition of placenta
632.1 Premature separation of placenta
Detachment of placenta
Accidental antepartum haemorrhage
Placenta:
ablatio
abruptio
632.2 Haemorrhage from marginal sinus
632.3 Threatened abortion
632.4 Due to ajibrogenaemia
Antepartum haemorrhage I due to lack of fibrinogen
Haemorrhage of pregnancy J
632.9 Other and unspecified
Antepartum haemorrhage NOS
Haemorrhage of pregnancy NOS
633 Anaemia or pregnanc),
633.0 Macrocytic anaemia of pregnancy
Any condition in 281 arising during pregnancy
633.1 Iron deficiency anaemia of pregnancy
Any condition in 280 arising during pregnancy
633.9 Other and unspecified anaemia of pregnancy
Anaemia: }
NOS arising during pregnancy
of type not classifiable to 280 or 281
634 Other complications or pregnanc),
634.0 Malposition offoetus in uterus
Pregnancy } with breech, brow, face, shoulder, transverse lie, or other
multiple malposition of foetus, noted before delivery
single
E",cludes; when complicating delivery (656)
634. I Rupture of pregnant uterus
634.2 Hydatidiform mole
Hydatid mole Vesicular mole
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I
PREGNANCY, CHILDBIRTH, PUEltPEIUUM

634.3 Placental abnormalities not elsewhere classified

Cyst (amniotic)
Fibrosis
Haematoma of placenta, amnion, chorion or syncytium
Infarction
Varicose vessel
Placenta: Placenta:
duplex multipartita
fenestrata tripartita
membranacea
634.4 Hydramnios
Hydrops amnii Polyhydramnios
Excludes: oligohydramnios (634.9)

634.5 Air embolism during pregnancy

634.6 Molar pregnancy, undelivered
Cameous mole }
fleshy mole undelivered
Molar pregnancy
Retention of dead ovum
634.9 Other
1
I
Abnormal or contracted pelvis
Displacement of pregnant uterus
False labour
Incarcerated gravid uterus noted before delivery
Missed labour
Retroverted gravid uterus
Uterus bicornis
Other complications arising from pregnancy not classifiable to 630-634.6
Excludes: abnormality of bony pelvis complicating delivery (654)

URINARY INFECTIONS AND TOXAEMIAS OF PltEGNANCY

AND THE PUEIlPERIUM (635-639)

635 Urinary iDredions arising during pregnancy aad the puer-

perium
635,0 Pyelitis and pyelonephritis
Infection, kidney
Pyelitis
Pyelocystitis arising during pregnancy or the puerperium
Pyelonephritis
Pyor.ephritis
Pyonephrosis
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635.9 Other
Abscess, bladder
Cystitis:
NOS
septic arising during pregnancy or the puer-
suppurative perim
Gangrene, bladder
Urinary (tract) infection NOS

636 Renal cUsease arising during pregnancy and the puerperium

Any condition in 580, 581, 583 or 593.1 arising during pregnancy
or the puerperim
Albuminuria }
Renal disease NOS .. d . h·
Renal failure NOS anslRg unng pregnancy or t e puerpenum
Uraemia
637 Pre-eclampsia, eclampsia and toxaemia unspeclfied
637.0 Pre-eclampsia
Pre--eclamptic: }
~!~~:~~~ria of pregnancy or the puerperium
nephritic
Hypertension arising during pregnancy

637.1 Eclampsia
Eclamptic: }
convu~sions of pregnancy or the puerperium
uraemia

637.9 Toxaemia, unspecified

Puerperal toxaemia NOS Toxaemia of pregnancy NOS

638 Hyperemesis gravidarum

638.0 With neuritis
Any condition in 638.9 with neuritis

638.9 Without ml!ntion o/neuritis

Hyperemesis gravidarum
Emesis }
Hyperemesis arising during pregnancy
Vomiting (persistent) (vicious)

619 Other toxaemlas or pregnancy and the puerperium

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CO C

639.0 Acute ana subacute necrosi5 of Jiver

Acute yellow atrophy of liver }
Hepatitis, acute, subacute or malignant arising during pregnancy or
Icterus gravis the puerperium
Necrosis of liver
639.9 Other
Cortical necrosis of kidney arising .during pregnancy or the puer-
Neuritis I penum

ABORTION (640-645)

Includes: any interruption of pregnancy before 28 weeks of gestation

with a dead foetus
The following fourth-digit sub-divisions may be used with categories
640,641,643·645:
.0 With sepsis
With sepsis or any condition in 635, 670. 671 or 673.9
.1 With toxaemia
With any condition in 636-639
.2 With sepsis and toxaemia
.9 Without mention of sepsis or toxaemia
640 Abortion induced for medical indications
Surgical abortion Therapeutic abortion
641 Abortion induced for other legal indications
642 Abortion induced for other reasons
Includes: Abortion: Self-induced abortion
criminal
induced NOS
642.0 With sepsis
642.1 With haemorrhage
642.2 With sepsis and haemorrhage
642.3 With loceration of pelvic organ (with or without mention of
5epsis or haemorrhage)
642.9 Without mention of 5epsi5. haemorrhage or laceration
643 Spontaneous abortion
Abortion (complete) (incomplete) (with accidental haemorrhage of
pregnancy) specified as spontaneous
Habitual abortion Miscarriage
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644 Abortion not specified as induced or spontaneous

Abortion (complete) (incomplete) (with accidental haemorrhage of
pregnancy), not specified as induced or spontaneous
645

Carneous mole
Fleshy mole
Haemorrhagic mole
I
Other abortion

not specified as undelivered

Molar pregnancy
Placental polyp with abortion
Retained products of conception

DELIVERY (650-662)
Includes: full-term delivery of live- or stillbirths
premature delivery of livebirth
delivery of dead foetus after 28 weeks of gestation
Excludes: delivery of dead foetus before 28 weeks of gestation
(640-645)
The following fourth-digit sub-divisions may be used with categories
650-662:
.0 Spontaneous
.1 Manipulation without instruments
.2 Forceps, mid and high
.3 Forceps, low
.4 Forceps, unspecified
.5 Vacuum extractor
.6 Caesarean section
.8 Other surgical or instrumental
.9 Unspecified type of delivery

650 Delil'ery without mention of complication

Delivery (normal) NOS
651 Delil'ery complicated by placenta praevia or antepartum haem-
orrhage
Delivery complicated by: Delivery complicated by:
antepartum haemorrhage plac~ta:
detadlment of placenta ablatio
haemorrhage of pregnancy: abruptio
NOS praevla (central) (lateral)
accidental (cause unknown) (marginal) (partial)
concealed premature separation of pla-
haemorrhage, unavoidable centa
low implantation of placenta
malposition of placenta
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6S2 Delivel')' cemp6cated by retained placenta

Delivery complicated by:
adherent placenta }
retained:
membranes with or without haemorrhage
placenta
retention of secundines
653 Deibel')' complicated by otber postpartum haemorrhage
Delivery complicated by: Delivery complicated by puer-
atonic bleeding peral:
haemorrhage dluing or after anaemia following haemorrhage
childbirth haemorrhage
intrapartum haemorrhage
postpartum haemorrhage
654 Delivery cemplicated by abnormality of bOny pelvis
Delivery complicated by:
contracted pelvis
pelvic deformity
other abnormality of bony pelvis
655 Delivery cemplicated by foetopelvic disproportion
Delivery complicated by:
abnormal size of foetus
disproportion (foetus and pelvis)
foetal deformity
hydrocephalic foetus
6S6 Delivery cemplicated by malpresentatioD of foetus
Delivery complicated by: Delivery complicated by:
abnormal position or presen- presentation:
tation of foetus breech
cross-birth brow
foetal dystocia NOS fare
malposition (of foetus) shoulder
transverse lie
657 Delivery complicated by prolonged labour of otber origin
Delivery complicated by: Delivery complicated by:
abnormality of soft parts obstructed labour NOS
atony of uterus retarded birth NOS
contraction ring rigid cervix uteri
hour-glass contraction of uterus prolonged labour of other origin
inertia of uterus
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658 DeHvery with laceratioa or periDeum, without meotioD or other

laceration
Delivery with laceration or rupture of perineum:
NOS without mention of
extensive other laceration
slight
sphincter
third degree
659 Delivery with rupture or uterus
Delivery complicated by:
disruptio uteri
metrorrhexis
660 Delivery with other obstetrieal trauma
Delivery complicated by: Delivery complicated by:
birth injury to mother NOS perforation of any pelvic
inversion of uterus organ
laceration or tear of any pelvic rupture of any pelvic organ,
organ except uterus
661 DeIiYery with otber complications
Delivery complicated by: Delivery complicated by:
diseased placenta precipitate labour
obstetric shock other complications arising dur-
ing delivery
662 Anaesthetic death in uncomplicated deUvery
Death under anaesthesia in normal delivery
Excludes: anaesthetic death in complicated deliveries (651-661)

CoMPLICATIONS OF THE PUERPERIUM (670-678)

670 Sepsis or cbUdbirtb and the puerperium
Childbed fever Postpartum or puerperal (not post-
Febris puerperalis abortive):
Postpartum or puerperal (not parametritis
postabortive): pelvic abscess
cellulitis peritonitis
endometritis pyaemia
erysipelas salpingitis
fever sapraemia
gas gangrene sepsis
lymphangitis septicaemia
metritis tetanus
ovarian abscess uterine infection
 PREGNANCY, CHIL.DBIRTH, PUERPERIUM 247

Excludes: puerperal urinary inrection (635)

pyrexia of unknowm origin during the puerperium (672)
671 Puerperal phlebitis and thrombosis
Puerperal: Puerperal:
milk leg thrombophlebitis
phlebitis thrombosis (venous)
phlegmasia alba dolens white leg
Excludes: puerperal thrombosis:
heart (677.9)
lung (673)
671 Pyrexia or unknown origin during the puerperium
Puerperal pyrexia NOS
673 Puerperal pulmomuy embolism
Includes: embolism (pulmonary) specified as puerperal or as occurring
during childbirth or the puerperium
Excludes: pyaemic or septic embolism occurring during childbirth or
the puerperium (670)
673.0 Air embolism
673.1 Amniotic fluid embolism
673.9 Other and unspecified
Any condition in 450
Puerperal embolism NOS
674 Cerebral haemorrhage in the puerperium
Any condition in 430-434, 436438 specified as puerperal or as
occurring during childbirth or the puerperium
675 Puerperal blood dyscrasias

Afibrinogenaemia.
Other coagulopathles
l followin childbirth
g
676 Anaemia or the puerperium
Anaemia due to childbearing (not secondary to haemorrhage)
677 Other and unspecified complications or the puerperium
677.0 Sudden death from unknown cause in the puerperium
Sudden death from unknown cause during childbirth or the puer-
perium
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671.9 Other
Placental polyp
Other and unspecified complications arISing during the puerperium
and not classifiable to 670-677.0 or 678
678 Mastilis and other disorden of lactalioD
Mastitis puerperalis Postpartum or puerperal:
Postpartum or puerperal: mammary abscess
abscess of breast mastitis
fistula of breast Other disorders of lactation
XII. DISEASES OF THE SKIN AND SUBCUfANEOUS TISSUE

INFECTIONS OF SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE (680~686)

Excludes: molluscum cootagiosum (079.0)

viral warts (079.1)
other local infections of skin classified under Infective and
Parasitic Diseases (000·136)
680 Boil and carbuncle
Includes: furuncle
furunculosis
680.0 Of face
Ear (any part)
Face (any part, except eye)
Nose (septum)
Temple (region)
Excludes: eyelid (362)
lacrimal glands or sac (368)
orbit (369)
680.1 Of neck
680.2 Of [funk
Abdominal wall Chest wall
Back (any part) Groin
Breast
680.3 Of upper arm and forearm
Arm (any part, except hand)
Axilla
Shoulder
680.4 OJ hand
Hand (any part) Thumb
Finger (any) Wrist
680.5 Of buttock
Anus
Gluteal (region)
680.6 Of other parts of lower extremity
Ankle Knee
Foot (any part) Leg (any part)
Heel Thigh
Hip Toe (any)

249 -
250 TABULAR LIST

680.8 Of other and multiple sites

Head (any part. except face)
Scalp (any part)
Excludes: genital organs (external) (607.5, 622.1)

680.9 Of unspecified site

Skin NOS
681 Cellulitis or finger BDd toe
Cellulitis of finger or toe (intrathecal) 1
(periosteal) (subcutaneous) (subcuticular)
Felon (any digit)
Infection, nail
Onychia (with lymphangitis)
Panaritium
Paronychia
Perionychia
Whitlow
Excludes: synovitis and tenosynovitis (731)

682 Other cellulitis and abscess

Includes: abscess (acute) ) (with lymphangitis), except of finger
cellulitis (diffuse) Of toe
lymphangitis, acute
Excludes: cellulitis or abscess of: cellulitis or abscess of:
anal and rectal region eyelid (362)
(566) lacrimal apparatus (368)
external auditory canal nose, except external (508)
(380) lymphangitis (chronic) (subacute)
external genital organs (457)
female (622.1)
male (607.5)
682.0 OJ head and neck
Face (any part, except eye) Nose (external)
Head (except ear) Scalp (any part)
Neck
682.1 Of trunk
Abdominal wall Pectoral
Back (any part) Pelvis, male
Buttock Perineum
Chest wall Retroperineal
Gluteal Umbilicus (newborn)
Groin Urachus
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682.2 Of upper arm and forearm

Arm (any part, except hand) Shoulder
Excludes: hand (6823)

682.3 0/ hand, except fingers

Hand (except finger or thumb) Wrist
Excludes: finger and thumb (681)

682.4 Of leg
Ankle Lower leg
Hip Thigh
Kn<e

682.5 Ofjool, except toes

Excludes: toe (681)
682.9 Of olher, multiple, and unspecified sites
Abscess NOS
Cellulitis NOS

683 Acute lymphadenitis

Abscess (acute) }
Adenitis, acute any lymph node except mesenteric
Lymphadenitis. acute
Excludes: enlarged glands NOS (782.7)
lymphadenitis:
chronic or subacute, except mesenteric (289.1)
mesenteric (acute) (chronic) (subacute) (289.2)
unspecified (289.3)

684 Impetigo
Impetigo (contagiosa) (any site) (any organism):
bullous
circinate
neonatorum
simplex
Pemphigus neonatorum

685 Pilonidal cyst

F,istula 11 pilonidal (infected) (rectum)

SIOUS
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686 Other local inrections or skin and subcutaneous tissue

686.0 Pyoderma
Dermatitis:
purulent
septic
suppurative

686.1 Pyogenic granuloma

Granuloma:
septic
suppurative
teleangiectaticum

686.9 Other
Acrodermatitis continua Ecthyma
Bacterid (pustular) Nodular nonsuppurative
Dermatitis: panniculitis
infectiosa eczematoides Perleche
vegetans

OTHER INFLAMMATORY CONDITIONS OF SKIN AND

SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE (690-698)

690 Seborrhoeic dermatitis

Dandruff Seborrhoea sicca
Pityriasis: Seborrhoeic:
capitis dermatitis
simplex eczema
Excludes: inrantile seborrhoeic eczema and dermatitis (691)

691 Inrantile eczema and related conditions

Atopic dermatitis Neurodermatitis:
Eczema: atopic
atopic diffuse (Brocq)
flexural
inrantile (acute) (chronic)
allergic
intertriginous
s~borrhoeic
intrinsic (allergic)
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692 Other etzema and dermatitis

Includes: eczema (acute) (chronic) allergy NOS except as excluded
(any site): below
NOS dermatitis:
allergic NOS
erythematous contact
fissum occupational
rubrum venenata
occupational
squamous
692.0 Due to delergenls
692.1 Due to oils and greases
692.2 Due to soll'ems
Solvents of: Solvents of:
chlorocompound } glycol }
cyclohexane group hydrocarbon group
ester k.etone
692.3 Due to drugs
Adhesive plaster Mercury
Arnica Phenol
Fungicides Scabicides
Iodine Any drug causing contact des-
Keratolytics rnatitis
Excludes: allergy NOS due to drugs (£930-E936, N960-N979)
692.4 Due to other chemicals
Acids Caustics
Alk.alis
692.5 Due 10 food
Fish Meat
Fruit Milk.
692.6 Due 10 plants (except/ood)
Poison: Poison vine (Rhus radicans)
ivy (Rhus toxicodendron) Primrose (Primula)
oak (Rhus diversiloba) Ragweed (Senecio jacobaea)
sumac (Rhus venenata)
Excludes: allergy NOS due to pollen (507)
692.7 Due to radiation, except sunburn
X-rays Radioactive substances
254 TABULAR LIST

Ultraviolet rays Other forms of radiation

Infra-red rays
Excludes: sunburn (692.8)

692.8 Due to other specific agents

Cold weather Hot weather
Cosmetics Sunburn
Dyes Napkin dermatitis
Fue;
Excludes: allergy NOS due to animal hair, dander (animal), dust (507)
692.9 Unspecified cause
Contact dermatitis NOS Dermatitis venenata NOS
Dermatitis NOS Eczema NOS

693 Dermatitis herpetiformis

Dermatitis herpetiformis Herpes:
bullous circinatus bullosus
erythematous gestationis
pustular Hydroa herpetiformis
vesicular
Dermatitis multiformis

694 Pemphigus
Pemphigus: Pemphigus:
NOS vegetans
erythematosus vulgaris
foliaceous
malignant

695 Erythematous conditions

695.0 Toxic erythema
695.1 Erythema muJti/orme
Erythema iris Herpes iris
695.2 Erythema nodosum
Dermatitis contusirormis
Excludes: tuberculous erythema nodosum (017.0)
695.3 Rosacea
Acne rosacea Rhinophyma
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695.4 Lupus erythematosus

Lupus erythematodes (discoid)
Lupus erythematosus (discoid), not disseminated
Excludes: lupus NOS or vulgaris (017.0)
disseminated lupus erythematosus (734.1)
695.9 Other and unspecified
Erythema NOS
Erythroderma (exfoliative) (neonatorum)
Pityriasis rubra (Hebra)
Ritter's disease
696 Psoriasis and similar disorders
696.0 Psoriatic arthropathy
696.1 Other psoriasis
Psoriasis, any type, except arthropathic
696.2 Parapsoriasis
Pityriasis Iichenoides et varioliformis
696.3 Pityriasis rosea
Pityriasis circinata (et maculata)
696.4 Pityriasis rubro pilaris
Devergie's disease
Excludes: pityriasis rubra (Hebra) (695.9)
696.5 Other and unspecified pityriasis
Excludes: pityriasis:
simplex (690)
versicolor (II 1.0)
696.9 Other disorders

697 Lichen
Excludes: lichen:
piJaris (757.2)
scJerosus et atrophicus (701.0)
scrofulosus (017.0)
simplex chronicus (698.3)
spinulosus (757.2)
697.0 Planus
Lichen TUber planus
697.1 Nitidus
256 TABULAR LIST

697.9 Other and unspecified

Lichen obtusus corneus
Prurigo nodularis

698 Pruritus and related conditions

Excludes: pruritus specified as psychogenic (305.0)
698,0 Pruritus ani
698.1 Pruritus of genital organs
698.2 Prurigo
Prurigo:
NOS
Hebra's
mitis
Excludes: prurigo nodularis (697.9)
698.3 Lichenification and lichen simplex chronicus
Neurodermatitis (local) (circumscripta)
Excludes: neurodermatitis diffuse (Brocq) (691)
698.4 Dermatitis jactitia (artejacta)
Dermatitis ficta
Neurotic excoriation
698,9 Other pruritic conditions
Itch NOS
Pruritus:
NOS
senilis

OTHER DISEASES OF SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE (700~709)

Excludes: congenital conditions of skin, hair and nails (757)

700 Corns and callosities
Callus
Clavus
701 Other hypertrophic and atrophic conditions of skin
Excludes: hereditary oedema of legs (757.0)
dermatomyositis (716.0)
scleroderma (generalized) (734.0)
701.0 Circumscribed scleroderma
Addison's keloid Morphoea
Dermatosclerosis, localized Scleroderma, localized
 SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE 257

701.1 Keratoderma, acquired

Acquired: Keratoderma:
acanthosis nigricans climactericum
ichthyosis tylodes progressive
keratodermia pal maris et plantaris Keratosis blenorrhagica, not speci-
Hyperkeratosis: fied as gonococcal
NOS
palmoplantaris climacterica
Excludes: Oarier's disease (757.2)
dyskeratosis follicularis (757.2)
keratosis:
arsenical (692.4)
gonorrhoeal (098.4)
follicularis (757.2)
congenita (acneiformis) (Siemens) (757.2)
spinulosa (decal vans) (757.2)
pilaris (757.2)
seborrhoeica (216.0)
senilis (702)
701.2 Striae atrophicae
Atrophic spots of skin
Atrophoderma maculatum
Striae distensae
701.3 Keloid scar
Cheloid
Hypertrophic scar
Keloid
701.9 Other hypertrophic and atrophic conditions oj skin
Acrodermatitis atrophicans Cutis laxa senilis
chronica Elastosis senilis
Atrophia cutis senilis Folliculitis ulerythematosa
Atrophoderma neuriticum reticulata
702 Other dermatoses
Bowen's dermatosis (disease) Keratosis senilis
(precancerous) Leukoplakia NOS
Erythroplasia of Queyrat Precancerous dermatosis
Keratoma senile
Excludes: argyria, argyrosis (E850.7, N961.2)
dermatosis papulosa nigra (709)
dermatosis, progressive pigmentary (709)
senile wart (216.0)
xeroderma pigmentosum (757.2)
258 TABULAR LIST

703 Diseases of nail

Dystrophia unguium Onychauxis
Hypertrophy of nail Onychogryphosis
Ingrowing nail Onycholysis
Leukonychia (punctata) (striata)
Excludes: onychia and paronychia (681)
704 Diseases or hair and hair follicles
Alopecia:
NOS Hypertrichosis
aerata (universalis) Hypotrichosis
atrophicans Sycosis barbae (not parasitic)
cicatrisata Trichiasis
Folliculitis Trichorrhexis (nOOosa)
Excludes: folliculitis ulerythematosa reticula!a (701.9)
sycosis. mycotic (110)
705 Diseases or sweat glands
705.0 Anhidrosis
Hypohidrosis
Oligohydrosis
705.1 Prickly hear
Heat rash
Miliaria rubra (tropicalis)
Sudamina
705.9 Other
Bromhidrosis
Chromhidrosis
Fox·Fordyce disease
Urhidrosis
Excludes: hidrocystoma (216.2)
hyperhidrosis (788.1)
706 Diseases or sebaceous glands
706.0 Acne varioliformis
Acne necrotica
706.1 Other acne
Acne:
NOS Blackhead
conglobata Comedo
cystic
pustular
vulgaris
Excludes: acne rosacea (695.3)
 SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE 259

706.2 Sebaceous cyst

Atheroma, skin
Won
706.3 Seborrhoea
Seborrhoea NOS
Xerosis cutis
Excludes: seborrhoea:
capilitii (704)
sicca (690)
seborrhoeic warts (216.0)
706.9 Other
707 Chronic ulcer of skin
Bedsore, without gangrene Plaster ulcer
Chronic ulcer, cause unknown Pressure sore, without gangrene
without gangrene Tropical ulcer NOS
Decubitus (ulcer), without gangrene Ulcer or skin NOS
Neurogenic ulcer
Excludes: gangrene (445)
varicose ulcer (454)
specific inrections classified under Infective and Parasitic
Diseases (000-136)
skin inrections (680-686)
798 Urticaria
708.0 Angioneurotic oedema
Acute circumscribed oedema Giant urticaria
Acute essential oedema Quincke's disease or oedema
Angioneurotic oedema (any site)
708.9 Other and unspecified
Hives
Nettle rash
Excludes: urticaria:
papulosa (He bra) (698.2)
pigmentosa (757.2)
709 Other diseases of skin
Chloasma (idiopathic) (sympto- Fibrosis or skin
matic) Hydroa aestivale
Cicatrix or skin Intertrigo
Dermatographia Leukodermia
Ephelides Melanodermia
260 TABULAR LIST

Pigmentation from metals Tattoo

Scar: Vitiligo
NOS
adherent
atrophic
painful
 XIII. DISEASES OF THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE

ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATISM, EXCEPT RHEUMATIC FEVER (710-718)

710 Acute arthritis due to pyogenic organisms

Arthritis or polyarthritis (any site): Arthritis or polyarthritis (any site):
acute (infective) staphylococcal
pneumococcal streptococcal
purulent subacute
pyogenic suppurative
septic Pyarthrosis
Excludes: acute and subacute rheumatic arthritis (390)
serum arthritis (E930-E936, N999.5)
711 Acute non-pyogenic arthritis
Acute or subacute non-pyogenic arthritis
Arthritis or polyarthritis (any site): } specified as due to non-pyogenic
acute infection (e.g. dysentery, ente-
infective ritis, typhoid, paratyphoid,
subacute Reiter's urethritis)
712 Rheumatoid arthritis and allied conditions
712.0 Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis
Still's disease
712.! Rheumatoid arthritis with spleno-adenomegaly and leucopenia
Felty's syndrome
712.2 Palindromic rheumatism
712.3 Other rheumatoid arthritis
Arthritis or polyarthritis (chronic): Arthritis or polyarthritis (chronic):
atrophic pnrnary progressive
chronic: rheumatoid (acute)
infectious Subacute infectious arthritis
rheumatic
Excludes: that of spine (712.4)

712.4
, Spondylitis ankylopoietica
Disease: Spondylitis:
Marie-Striimpell ankylosing (chronic)
von Bechterew's rhizomelica
Rheumatoid arthritis of spine

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262 TABULAR LIST

712.5 Chronic rheumatoid nodular fibrositis

Chronic nodular fibrositis or Jaccoud

713 Osten-arthritis and allied conditions

713.0 OsreD-arthritis
Arthritis (chronic): Malum coxae senilis
degenerative Osteo-arthritis (polyarticular)
hypertrophic degenerative
Arthrosis (derormans) hypertrophic
Degenerative joint disease (multiple)
Excludes: that or spine (713.1)
713.1 Spondylitis osteo-arthritica
Spondylarthrosis Spondylitis hypertrophic
Spondylitis: Spondylosis
NOS
derormans (chronic)
713.2 Traumatic spondylopathy
Kummell's: Spondylitis (spine), chronic (trau-
disease matic)
spondylitis
714 Other specified forms of arthritis
714.0 Traumatic arthritis
714.9 Other
Allergic arthritis Inrective arthritis NOS
Articular rheumatism (chronic) Other specified rorms of arthritis
Chronic villous arthritis
Excludes: crico-arytenoid (508) scorbutic (264)
erythema epidemic serum (E930-E936, N999.5)
(026.1) syphilitic (094.0)
gonococcal (098.3) tuberculous (015)
gouty (274)
meningococcal (036.8)
neuropathic (tabetic)
(094.0)
diabetic (250)
syringomyelic (349.0)

715 Arthritis, unspecified

Arthritis (chronic) (any site) NOS
Multiple arthritis (chronic) NOS
Polyarthritis (chronic) NOS
 MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM AND CONNECTiVE TiSSUE 263

716 Polymyositis and dermatomyositis

Ex.cludes: myositis:
NOS (717.9)
infective (732)
ossificans (733.9)
rheumatic (717.9)
716.0 Dermatomyositis
Petges-Cl6jat syndrome Polyomyositis with skin involvement
Poikilodermatomyositis Wagner-Unverricht syndrome

716.1 Polymyositis
Polymyositis:
NOS
acute
chronic

717 Other non-articular rheumatism

717.0 Lumbago
Excludes: back pain NOS (728.9) prolapsed disc (725)
lumbalgia (728.7) sciatic neuritis (353)
lumbosacral radiculitis
(728.9)

717.1 Scapulohumeral myofibrosis

Duplay's: Scapulohumeral:
periarthritis fibrositis (periarticular)
syndrome periarthritis
" Frozen shoulder"
717.2 Torticollis not specified as congenital, psYchogenic, or traumatic
Contracture,neck } notspecified as congenital, psycho-
Torticollis (spasmodic) (spastic) genic, or traumatic
Wry neck
717.9 Other muscular rheumatism, fibrositis and myalgia
Fibrositis (periarticular) Periarthritis
Muscular rheumatism Rheumatic:
Myalgia neuritis (chronic)
Myofibrosis radiculitis
Myositis:
NOS
rheumatic
Excludes: scapulohumeral myofibrosis (717.1)
264 TABULAR LIST

718 Rheumatism, unspecified

Rheumatism: } Rheumatism: } not further
NOS not further chronic
acute specified subacute specified

OSTEOMYELITIS AND OTHER DISEASES OF BONE AND JOINT (720-729)

720 Osteomyelitis and periostitis

Excludes: that of jaw (526.4)

720.0 Acute osteomyelitis

Abscess of bone, any except accessory sinus and mastoid
Osteomyelitis, acute or subacute (with or without mention of periostitis)
infective staphylococcal
purulent streptococcal
pyogemc suppurative
septic
720.1 Chronic osteomyelitis
Brodie's abscess Osteomyelitis (any variety in 720.0)
Chronic osteomyelitis specified as chronic or old
Necrosis of bone (with or without mention of
Sequestrum of bone periostitis)
720.2 Unspecified osteomyelitis
Osteitis NOS
Osteomyelitis NOS (with or without mention of periostitis)
720.3 Periostitis without mention of osteomyelitis
Abscess of periosteum
Periostitis (acute) (chronic)
circumscribed without mention of osteomyelitis
suppurative
Periostosis

721 Osteitis deformans

Paget's disease of bone

722 Osteochondrosis

722.0 Juvenile osteochondrosis of spine

Scheuermann's disease Vertebral epiphysitis
 MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE 265

722.1 JUllenile osteochondrosis of hip

Disease: Osteochondritis, osteochondrosis;
Calve's capitular epiphysis (femur)
Legg·Calve·Perthes coxae juvenilis
Waldenstrom's deformans juvenilis
722.2 Other juvenile osteochondrosis
Disease: Osteochondritis, osteochondrosis:
Freiberg's dissecans (knee) (shoulder)
K..ienbBck's juvenilis NOS
Kohler's specified site not classifiable to
Osgood·Schlatter 722.0, 722.1

722.8 Other specified forms of osteochondrosis

Adult osteochondrosis of spine
722.9 Unspecified
Apophysitis NOS }
Epiphysitis NOS ..
Osteochondritis NOS of unspecIfied site
Osteochondrosis NOS

723 Other diseases or bone

723.0 Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis senilis
Pseudo Paget's syndrome
Rarefaction. bone

723.1 Hypertrophic pulmonary osteo~rthropalhy

Bamberger·Marie disease
723.9 Other
Calcaneal spur Leontiasis ossium
Caries (bone) NOS Pathological fracture NOS
Craniotabes (cause unknown) Spontaneous fracture (cause un·
Cyst of bone, except jaw known)
Diaphysitis Spur. bone
Excludes: cyst of jaw (526.Q..526.2)
granuloma of jaw (526.3)
osteitis fibrosa cystica generalisata (252.0)
polyostotic fibrous dysplasia of bone (756.6)
prognathia. retrognathia (5'l4.1)
xanthomatosis localized to bone (272.0)
266 TABULAIl UST

714 Internal derangement or joint

Includes: cyst of meniscus
degeneratiOn}
rupture, old or articular cartilage
tear, old
Excludes: current injury:
dislocation (N830-N839)
sprains and strains (N840·N848)
loose body or cartilage in joint (729)
724.0 Elbow
724.1 Knee
724.9 Other
715 DIsplacement 01 intervertebral disc
Includes: prolapse
protrusion
rupture
herniation of nucleus pulposus
neuritis, radiculitis and sciatica due to displacement of iDter~
vertebral disc
725.0 Cervical
Cervicodorsal Cervicothoracic
725.1 Lumbtu and lumbosacral
725.8 Other site
725.9 Unspecified sile

726 Aft'ecdon or sauo-iHac joiD

Ankylosis
Displacement, old
Relaxation (of) sacro-iliac (joint)
Sprain, old
Strain, old
Other affections, old
Sacra-iliac disease NOS
Excludes:' congenital anomaJies of lumbosacral region (756.1)
CURent sprains and strains of sacro-iliac region (N846)
spondylitis ankylopoietica (712.4)
717 Ankyl.....r joint
Includes: ankylosis (fibrous) (osseous) of joint
stiffness of joint
 MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE 267

727.0 0/ spine
Excludes: sacro-iliac (726)
727. 1 0/ shoulder
727.2 O/elhow
727.3 O/wrist
727.4 O/finger
727.5 O/hip
727.6 Of knee
727.7 0/ ankle
727.8 Of other and multiple sites
727.9 0/ unspecified site

718 Vertebrogenic paiD syndrome

Excludes: when due to:
displacement of intervertebral disc (725)
rheumatoid arthritis (712.4)
spondylitis osteoarthropatruca (713.1)
other specified lesions of spinal column
728.0 Cervica/gia
Pain in neck
728.1 Cer~ico-cranial syndrome
Posterior cervical sympathicus syndrome
728.2 Diffuse syndrome cervico-brachia!
728.3 Radicular syndrome of upper limbs
Brachial radiculitis
Excludes: brachial neuritis NOS (352)
728.4 Cervical myelopathy
Spondylogenic compression of cervical spinal cord NOS
Vertebral artery compression syndrome
728.5 Pain in thoracic spine
Thoracic radiculitis (with visceral pain)
728.6 Thoracic myelopathy
Spondylogenic compression of thoracic spinal cord NOS
268 TABULAR LIST

728.7 Lumbalgia
Low back pain
Excludes: lumbago (717.0)
728.8 Radicular syndrome 0/ lower limbs
Lumbosacral radiculitis
Lumbar vertebral syndrome
Excludes: sciatic neuritis NOS (353)
728.9 Other and unspecified
Backache NOS
Coccygodynia
Radicular syndrome NOS
729 Other diseases of joint
Abscess, joint NOS InHammation of joint
Chondritis Loose body or cartilage in joint
Contracture of joint Pathological dislocation of joint
Effusion of joint Pellegrini-Stieda disease
"aemarthrosis Other diseases of joint not else-
Hydrarthrosis where classified

OTHER DISEASES OF MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM (730-738)

730 Bunion
731 Synol'itis, bursitis. Rnd tenosynovitis
Abscess of bursa Ganglion Uoint) (tendon)
Beat: Housemaid's knee
elbow Hygroma praepatellare
hand Miner's elbow
knee Synoyial cyst
Bursal cyst Tennis elbow
Excludes: gonococcal (098.3)
geuty (274)
syphilitic (095)
tuberculous (015)
732 Infedhe myositis and other inHammatory diseases of tendon and
fll8Cia
Abscess of: Inflammation of:
fascia fascia
muscle muscle
tendon (sheath) tendon
 MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM AND CONNECTIVE 'J'lSSUE 269

Myositis:
infective
purulent
suppurative
Excludes: epidemic myalgia (074.1)
myositis:
NOS (717.9)
fibrosa (733.9)
ossificans (733.9)
rheumatic (717.9)

733 Other diseases or muscle, tendon, and rascia

733.0 Myasthenia graYis
733.1 Muscular atrophy (idiopathic)
Atrophy of a specified or unspecified muscle NOS
Muscular atrophy:
NOS
general
idiopathic
733.9 Other
Contracture (of): Myositis:
Dupuytren's fibrosa
palmar fascia ossificans
tendon (sheath) Polymyositis ossificans (progres-
Laxity or ligament sive) (generalisata)
Excludes: hereditary neuromuscular disorders (330)
progressive muscular atrophy (348.1, 348.2)
xanthomatosis localized to tendons (272.0)

734 Diffuse diseases of connective tissue

Excludes: dermatomyositis (716.0)
polyarteritis nodosa (446.0)
polymyositis (716.1)

734.0 Progressive systemic sclerosis

Scleroderma: Scleroedema adultorum (Buschke)
NOS
acrosclerotic
diffuse
generalized
Excludes: circumscribed scleroderma (701.0)
210 TABt1I.AR UST

134.1 Systemic luJ1U3 erythemotoma

Disseminated lupus erythematosus
Libman-Sacks disease
Excludes: discoid lupus erythematosus (695.4)
134.9 Other and IDtSpecified
Atrophic dacryosialadenopatby Collagen disease NOS
Keratoconjunctivitis siCQl
SjHgren's syndrome

735 eunature of spiDe

Adolescent postural kyphosis Kyphoscoliosis
Curvature, spine (any part) Kyphosis
(any type) Lordosis
Scoliosis
EJ:cludes: congenital (156.1)
Paget's disease of bone (121)
residuals of ankylosing spondylitis (112.4)
736 Flat foot
Fallen or broken arches
Pes planus }
Talipes planus (any degree)
Excludes: congenital (155.7)
m Hallux valgus and varus
Excludes: congenital (755.1)
738 Other defonnldes
Acquired: Cuhitus varus
clawfoot Deformity of:
clawtoe chest
equinoyaIUS pelvis
pes, except planus Genu valgum
talipes, eJ:cept planus Genu yarum
Coxa Yalga Hallux rigidus
Coxa yara Hammer toe
Cubitus valgus Mallet finger
Excludes: clubfoot (any type) (congenital) (154)
other anomalies of musculoskeletal system (155, 156)
 XIV. CONGENITAL ANOMALIES

740 ADentephalus
Acrania Hemianencephaly
Amyelencephalus Hemicephaly

741 Spina biflda

Excludes: spina bifida occulta (756.1)
741.0 With hydrocephalus
Arnold-Chiari syndrome
Any condition in 741.9 with any condition in 742
741.9 Without mention of hydrocephalus
Fissure of spine Myelocystocele
Hydromeningocele (spinal) Spina bifida (aperta)
Hydromyelocele Rachischisis
Meningocele (spinal) Syringomyelocele
Myelomeningocele Spinal hernia
Myelocele

741 Congenital bydrocephalus

Aqueduct of Sylvius: Atresia of foramina of Magendie
atresia and Luschka
anomaly Hydrocephalus:
obstruction, congenital congenital
septum newborn
stenosis
Excludes: with spina bifida (741.0)

743 Other congenital anomalies or nervous system

743.0 Encephalocele
Absence of roof of orbit Hydro-encephalocele
Cephalocele Hydromeningocele, cranial
Cerebral hernia: Meningocele, cerebral
congenital Meningo-encephalocele
endaural Sinus pericranii
Encephalomyelocele
743.1 Microcephalus
Hydromicrocephaly Micrencephalon

271 -
272 TA.BULAR LIST

743,2 Other specified anomalies of brain

Absenoe ) of: Lissencephaly
Agenesis cerebellum Macrogyria
Aplasia corpus callosum Megalencephaly
Hypoplasia other specified Microgyria
parts of brain Porencephaly
Agyria Ulegyria
Congenital adhesions of cerebral Multiple anomalies of brain NOS
memnges
Excludes: Down's disease (759.3)
vascular anomalies of brain (747.8)
tuberous sclerosis (759.6)
743.3 Other specified anomalies of spinal cord
Amyelia Hydromyelia
Atelomyelia Hydrorrhachis
Congenital anomaly of spinal Hypoplasia of spinal cord
meninges Myelatelia
Defective development of cauda
equina
743.4 Neurofibromatosis
von Recklinghausen's disease
743.8 Other anomalies of nervous system
Agenesis of nerve law*winking phenomenon
Displacement of brachial plexus Marcus-Gunn syndrome
Familial dysautonomia Riley-Day syndrome
743.9 Unspecified anomalies o/brain, spinal cord and nervous system
Anomaly, deformity, congenital disease or lesion of brain, spinal cord,
or nervous system

744 Congenital anomalies of eye

744.0 Anophthalmos
Agenesis of eye Congenital absence of eye
744.1 Microphthalmos
Aplasia of eye Hydroplasia of eye
Dysplasia of eye Rudimentary eye
744.2 Buphthalmos
Glaucoma: Hydrophthalmos
congenital Keratoglobus, congenital
newborn Macrocornea
 CONGENITAL ANOMALIES 273

744.3 Congenital cataract

Cataracta membranacea congenita
744.4 Coloboma
Coloboma (of): Coloboma of:
NOS lids
choroid optic nerve entry
iris retina
lens sclerotic
744.5 Aniridia
Absence of iris Aplasia of iris
Agenesis of iris Hypoplasia of iris
744.8 Other specified anomalies of eye
Ablepharon Congenital:
Absence, agenesis: aneurysm, retinal
cilia anisocoria (pupil)
eyelid aphakia
lacrimal apparatus corneal opacity
lens entropion
punctum lacrimale nystagmus
Accessory : ptosis
eyelid vitreous opacity
eye muscles Corectopia
lacrimal canal Cryptophthalmos (eyelid)
tragus Microcornea
Atresia of pupil Polycoria
Retinitis pigmentosa
Spherophakia
744.9 Unspecified anomalies of eye
Congenital: }
anomaly NOS of eye (any part)
deformity NOS
Excludes: congenital blindness NOS (379)

745 Congenital anomalies of ear, face and neck

Excludes: anomaly of:
cervical spine (756.1)
larynx (748.2, 748.3)
parathyroid gland (758.3)
thyroid gland (758.2)
cleft lip (749.1)
274 TABULAR LIST

745.0 Anomalies 0/ eor causing impairment of hearing

Absence: Congenital anomaly of:
auditory canal (externaJ) middle ear
auricle (ear) organ of Corti
ear, congenital membranous labyrinth
Atresia: Stricture of:
auditory canal (external) auditory canal (external)
osseous meatus (ear) osseous meatus (ear)
Fusion, ear ossicles
Excludes: congenital deafness without statement of cause (389)

745.1 Accessory auricle

Accessory tragus Supernumerary:
Pre-auricular appendage ea,
Polyotia lobule

745.2 Other specified anomalies of ear

Absence: Darwin's tubercle
Eustachian tube Macrotia
lobe, congenital Microtia
Cat ear Pointed ear
Ridge ear
Excludes: pre-auricular sinus (745.4)

745.3 Unspecified anomalies of ear

Congenital: }
anomaly NOS of ear (any part)
deformity NOS

745.4 Branchial cleft, cyst, or fistula; pre-auricular sinus

Branchial: Fistula:
sinus (internal) (externaJ) auricle, congenital
vestige cervico-aural
Cervical auricle Pre-auricular sinus

745.5 Webbing of neck

Pterygium colli

745.g Other specijred anomalies oflace and neck

Asymmetry of face Macrocheilia
Absence of chin, congenital Macrostomia
Hypertrophy of lip, congenital
 CONGENITAL ANOMALIES 275

745.9 Unspecified anomalies olface and neck

Congenital: }
anomaly NOS of face (any part) or neck (any part)
deformity NOS
746 Congenital anomalies of heart
746.0 Common truncus
Absent septum
Communication (abnormal)
1between aorta and pulmonary artery
Aortic septal defect Persistent truncus arteriosus
746.1 Transposition of great vessels
Transposition:
aorta
arterial trunk
vessels (complete)
746.2 Tetralogy of Fallot
Fallot's tetrad
Ventricular septal defect with pulmonary stenosis or atresia, dextra-
position of aorta, and hypertrophy of right ventricle
746.3 Ventricular seplal defect
Cor triloculare biatriatum Roger's disease
Interventricular septal defect
746.4 Atrial septal defect
Cor triloculare biventriculare Persistent:
Interatrial septal defect foramen ovale
Interauricular septal defect ostium primum
Non-closure of foramen ovale ostium secundum
746.5 Ostium atrioJlentriculare commune
Common atrioventricular canal Defect of atrioventricular canal
Cor biloculare
746.6 Anomalies of heart valves
Congen;!.I, ) Double orifice )
atresia Fenestration, cusps f h I
insufficiency of heart valve Fusion ,usp
c s 0
(eart
) va ve
stenosis (any) Supernumerary any
stricture cusp
746.7 Fibroelastosis cordis
Congenital endocarditis Foetal endocarditis
276 TABULAR LIST

746.8 Other specified anomalies of heart

Absent pericardium Cor triloculare NOS
Anomalous bands: Dextrocardia
atrial Displaced heart
heart Ectopia cordis
ventricular Hemicardia
Congenital: Hypoplasia, heart
aneurysm: Persistent bulbus cordis in left
coronary (artery) ventricle
heart (wall)
cardiomegaly
cardiac dilatation
heart block
746.9 Unspecified anomalies of heart
Blue: Congenital:
baby anomaly, heart NOS
disease heart disease NOS

747 Other congenital anomalies of circulatory system

747.0 Patent ductus arteriosus
Non-closure of ductus arteriosus Persistent ductus arteriosus
Patent ductus arteriosus Persisent ductus Botalli
Patent ductus Botalli
747.1 Coarctation of aorta
747.2 Other anomalies of aorta
Absence 1 Hypoplasia of aorta

1r;:~~ j
Congenital: of aorta
Over-riding aorta
Persistent:
convolutions, aortic arch
aneurysm right aortic arch
dilatation Stenosis \ .
Dextraposition of aorta Stricture f of aorta (ascendlOg)
EXcludes: congenital aortic stenosis or stricture, so described (746.6)

747.3 Sleffosis or atresia of pulmonary artery

Pulmonary (artery) stenosis Stricture, pUlmonary artery
747.4 Anomalies of great veins
Absence }
Anomaly of vena cava (inferior) (superior)
Congenital stenosis
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Anomalous termination: Persistent:

right pulmonary vein left posterior cardinal vein
portal vein left superior vena cava

747.5 Absence or hypoplasia of umbilical artery

Single umbilical artery

747.6 Other anomalies of peripheral IJascular system

Absence } Congenital:
Anomaly of artery or vein aneurysm (peripheral)
Atresia phlebectasia
Arteriovenous aneurysm stricture, artery
(peripheral) vanx
Excludes: congenital retinal aneurysm (744.8)
haemangioma and lymphangioma (227)

747.8 Other specified anomalies of circulatory system

Aneurysm:
arteriovenous or congenital of brain
congenital, except peripheral and coronary
Excludes: congenital aneurysm:
coronary (746.8)
peripheral (747.6)
retinal (744.8)
ruptured cerebral arteriovenous or congenital aneurysm (430)

747.9 Unspecified anomalies of circulatory system

748 Congenital anomalies of respiratory system

748.0 Choanal atresia

Atresia
Congenital stenosis
)r nares (anterior
0
0)( 0)
postenor

748.1 Other anomalies of nose

Absent nose Congenital:
Accessory nose deviation, nasal septum
Cleft nose notching, nose tip
Deformity, nasal sinus perforation, nasal sinus

748.2 Web of larynx

Webbed larynx
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748.3 Other anomalie~ of larynx, trachea and bronchus

Absence } of bronchus, larynx or Congenital :
Agenesis trachea dilatation, trachea
Anomaly: fissure, larynx
cricoid cartilage stenosis:
epiglottis larynx
tracheal cartilage trachea
thyroid cartilage tracheocele
Atresia: Diverticulum, bronchus
epiglottis Fissure, epiglottis
glottis Laryngocele
larynx Rudimentary tracheal bronchus
trachea Union, abnormal, larynx and
Cleft thyroid cartilage, congenital trachea

748.4 Congenital cystic lung

Disease, lung: Honeycomb lung
cystic
polycystic
748.5 Agene~is of lung
Aplasia of lung (unilateral) (bilateral)
748.6 Other anomalies of lung
Absence of fissures or lobe of lung
Anomaly of lung (fissures) (lobe)
Accessory lung (lobe)
Congenital bronchiectasis
Hypoplasia, lung (lobe)
748.8 Other ~pecified anomalies of re~piratory sy~tem
Abnormal communication, peri- Anomaly, pleural folds
cardial sac with pleural sac Congenital cyst of mediastinum
748.9 Unspecified anomalies a/respiratory ~ystem
Absence, respiratory organ NOS
Anomaly, respiratory system NOS

749 Cleft palate and cleft Up

749.0 Cleft palate
Cleft: Fissure, palate
palate (complete) (incomplete) Palatoschisis
uvula
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149.1 Cleft lip

Cheiloschisis Harelip (complete) (incomplete)
Congenital fissure, lip Labium leporinum
Facial cleft
749.2 Cleft palate with cleft lip
750 Other congenital anoml1ties of uppeI' alimentary tract
750.0 Anotn4lies oj tongue
Absent tongue Double tongue
Aglossia Fissure of tongue
Ankyloglossia Hypoplasia of tongue
Congenital: Macroglossia
adhesions, tongue Microglossia
hypertrophy, tongue Tongue tie
Displacement (downward), tongue Trifid tongue
150.1 Pyloric stenosis
Congenital or infantile:
constriction )
hypertrophy
spasm. of pylorus
stenosIs
stricture
750.2 Tracheo-oesophageal fistula, oesophageal atresia and stenosis
Absent oesophagus Congenital:
Atresia, oesophagus stenosis, oesophagus
Congenital fistula: stricture, oesophagus
oesophago-bronchial Imperforate oesopbagus
oesophago-tracheal Webbed oesophagus
750.8 Other specified anomalies of upper alimentary tract
Absence: Displacement:
salivary gland oesophagus, congenital
uvula stomach
Accessory salivary gland Diverticulum:
Atresia salivary duct oesophagus
Congenital: pharynx
cardiospasm Duplication:
dilatation, oesophagus oesophagus
fistula: stomach
lip Fordyce's disease (mouth)
salivary gland Giant oesophagus
hourglass stomach High (arch) palate
polyp, pharynx Imperforate pharynx
ranula Meglliogastria
Displacement: Microgastria
gastric mucosa Transposition, stomach
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750.9 Un.ipecified anomalie.i of upper alimentary tract

Congenital: }
anomaly NOS of upper alimentary tract (any part)
deformity NOS
7St Other c:ongenital anomalies of digestive system
751.0 Meckel's diverticulum
Meckel's diverticulum (displaced) (hypertrophic)
Persistent:
omphalomesenteric duct
vitelline duct
751.1 Atre.iia and stenosi.i of .imal/ inte.itine
Atresia: Congenital:
duodenum absence, intestine
intestine stenosis, intestine
Imperforate jejunum stricture, intestine
751.2 Atresia and .itenO.ii.i of rectum and anal canal
Absence: Congenital or infantile:
anus, congenital occlusion, anus
rectum stricture, allUS
Atresia: Imperforate:
anus anus
rectum rectum
Stricture, rectum, congenital
751.3 Hir.ich.iprung'.i disease
Congenital dilatation of colon Macrocolon
Giant colon Megacolon congenitum
751.4 Anomalie.i o/intestinalfixation
Congenital adhesions: Rotation (failure) (incomplete)
omental, anomalous (insufficient):
peritoneal caecum
Jackson's membrane colon
Malrotation, colon Universal mesentery
751.5 Other anomalies of intestine
Atresia, colon Duplication:
Congenital: anus
absence, appendix: appendix:
diverticulitis, colon caecum
diverticulum, colon intestine
intestinal obstruction
Dolichocolon
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Megalo-appendix Transposition:
Megaloduodenum appendix
Microcolon colon
Persistent cloaca intestine
751.6 Anomalies a/gail-bladder, bile ducts and liver
Absence: Congenital:
bile duct, congenital polycystic disease of liver
gall-bladder, congenital stricture:
liver bile duct
Accessory: common duct
hepatic ducts Duplication:
liver biliary duct
Congenital: cystic duct
cystic disease of liver gall-bladder
hepatomegaly liver
kink, cystic duct Fibrocystic disease of liver
obstruction, bile duct or passage Intrahepatic gall-bladder
Lobulation, abnormal, liver
751.7 Anomalies of pancreas
Absence } Accessory pancreas
Agenesis of pancreas Annular pancreas
Hypoplasia
Excludes: congenital diabetes mellitus (250)
fibrocystic disease of pancreas (273.0)
751.8 Other specified anamalies of digestive system
Absence (complete) (partial) of alimentary tract
Duplication )..
Malposition, congenital of digestIve organs NOS
Excludes: hiatus hernia (55l.3)
751.9 Unspecified anomalies of digestive system
Congenital:
anomaly NOS } 0
fd · · system (
1gestlve ) except upper a ,.Imen-
any part,
deformity NOS tary tract
752 Congenital anomalies of genital organs
Excludes: gonadal dysgenesis (Turner's syndrome) (759.5)
seminiferous tubule dysgenesis (Klinefelter'S syndrome)
(759.5)
752.0 Indeterminate sex
Gynandrism Ovotestis
Hermaphroditism
282 TABULAR LIST

752.1 Undescended testicle

Cryptorchism Maldescent, testicle
Imperfectly descended testis Monorchism
752.2 Hypospadias
752.3 Epispadias
Anaspadias
752.4 Congenital hydrocele
Congenital hydrocele, tunica vaginalis
752.5 Anomalies %vary,/a/Jop;QI/ tube and uterus
Abnormal communication between Congenital:
uterus and: absence:
bladder ovary
intestine oviduct
rectum uteru.s
Accessory: atresia:
ovary cervix
oviduct fallopian tube
uterus displacement. uterus
Bicornate uterus prolapse, uterus
Didelphic uterus stricture, cervix
Double uterus torsion, ovarian pedicle
Fimbrial cyst
Imperforate cervix
Rudimentary cervix
752.6 Anomalies 0/ vagina and external/emale genitalia
Absence: Congenital:
clitoris hypertrophy, clitoris
hymen stenosis. vagina
labium (majus) (minus) stricture. vagina
vagina, congenital Imperforate :
vulva, congenital hymen
Atresia: vagina
vagina, congenital Rudimentary vagina
vulva
Excludes: female pseudohermaphroditism (752.7)
752.7 Pseudohermaphroditism
Pseudohermaphroditism (male) (female)
Excludes: pseudohermaphroditism
female with adrenocortical disorder (273.6)
male with gonadal disorder (257.9)
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752.8 Other specified anomalies of genital organs

Absence: Curvature, penis (lateral)
pems Fusion, testis
prostate Hydatid of Morgagni
scrotum, congenital Hypoplasia;
seminal tract or duct penis
spermatic cord testis
vas deferens Paraspadias
Aplasia (congenital): Patent canal of Nuck
prostate Persistent Gartner's duct
round ligament Polyorchidism
testicle
Atresia:
ejaculatory duct
vas deferens
752.9 Unspecified anomalies of genital organs
Congenital: }
anomaly NOS of genital organ (any)
deformity NOS

733 CongenitaJ anomalies of urinary system

753.0 Renal agenesis
Atrophy, kidney; Congenital absence, kidney(s)
congenital Hypoplasia of kidney(s)
infantile

753.1 Cystic kidney disease

Cyst, kidney (multiple), congenital Renal degeneration or disease:
Fibrocystic kidney fibrocystic
Polycystic kidney polycystic
Excludes: solitary cyst of kidney (593.2)

753.2 Obstructive defects of urinary tract

Atresia, ureter Congenital:
Congenital: stricture:
dilatation, ureter ureter
hydronephrosis ureteropelvic junction
hydro-ureter ureterovesical orifice
megalo-ureter ureterocele
mega-ureter Jmpervious ureter
occlusion, ureter
Excludes: congenital obstruction of bladder-neck and urethra (753.6)
284 TABULAR LIST

753.3 Other specified anomalies 0/ kidney

Accessory kidney Hyperplasia, kidney
Congenital: Intrathoracic kidney
calculus, kidney Lobulation, kidney, foetal
displaced kidney Malrotation, kidney
Double kidney with double pelvis Renal ectopia
Fusion, kidneys Ren arcuatus
Giant kidney Ren Ilngllliformis
Horseshoe kidney Trifid kidney (pelvis)
Triple kidneys
753.4 Other specified anomalies 0/ ureter
Absent ureter Double ureter (one or both sides)
Accessory ureter Ectopia, ureter
Deviation, ureter Implantation, anomalous, ureter
Displaced ureter, opening
753.5 Exstrophy 0/ urinary bladder
Ectopia vesicae Extroversion bladder
753.6 Atresia and stenosis o/urethra and bladder neck
Congenital stricture: Impervious urethra
meatus urinarius Obstruction, congenital, bladder
urethra (valvular) nock
vesico-urethral orifice
753.8 Other specified anomalies 0/ bladder and urethra
Absence, congenital: Congenital hernia, bladder
bladder Congenital prolapse:
urethra bladder (mucosa)
Accessory: urethra
bladder Double:
urethra meatus urinarius
Congenital: urethra
diverticulum, bladder
fistula, urethrorectal
753.9 Unspecified anomalies 0/ urinary system
Congenital: }
anomaly NOS of urinary system (any part)
deformity NOS
754 Clubfoot (cengenital)
Clawfoot }
Eqllinovarus (congenital)
Pes or talipes, any type except planus
 CONGENITAL ANOMALIES 285

755 Other conge~ital anomalies of limbs

755.0 Polydactyly
Accessory fingers or toes Supernumerary digits
755.1 Syndactyly
Fusion, fingers or toes Webbed fingers or toes
Symphalangy
755.2 Reduction deformity of upper limb
Absence, congenital (complete or Rudimentary arm
partial) of: Shortening of arm, congenital
"m
finger
hand
Amelia
Ectromelia
Hemimelia
Phocomelia
755.3 Reduction deformity of lower limb
Absence,congenital (complete or Amelia
partial) of: Ectromelia
foot Hemimelia } oflow" );mb
)'g Phocomelia
to,
Congenital short leg
755.4 Reduction deformity, unspecified limb

Am,);. } Absence, congenital, (complete or

Ectromelia .. partial) of limb NOS
Hemimelia of unspecIfied hmb
Phocomelia
755.5 Other anomaly o/upper limb (including shoulder girdle)
Accessory carpal bones Lobster-claw hand
Cleidocranial dysostosis Macrodactylia (fingers)
Clubhand (congenital) Madelung's deformity
Congenital deformity: Sprengel's deformity
clavicle Synostosis, radio-ulnar
scapula
Cubitus:
varus, congenital
valgus, congenital
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755.6 Congenital dislocation of hip

Congenital deformity, flexion, hip or thigh

755.7 Other a"oma/~ of lower limb (Including pelvic girdle)

Accessory tarsal bones Congenital:
Congenital: genu valgum
absence, patella genu varum
angulation, tibia hallux valgus
anteversion, femur hallux varus
coxa valga hammer toe
coxa vara pes planus
deformity: Deformity, sacra-iliac joint
ankle (joint) (congenital)
knee (joint) Rudimentary patella
fusion, sacra-iliac joint Synostosis. astragalo-scaphoid

755.8 Generalized flexion contracture of limb joints

Arthrogryposis, multiple, congenital Guerin-Stern syndrome
Congenital multiple articular rigidity

755.9 Other OJ1d unspecified OJ1omaly of unspecified limb

Congenital: }
anomaly any type except reduction deformity, of unspecified limb
deformity

756 Other congenital anomalies of mUKuloskeletal system

756.0 Anomalies of skull and/ace bones

Absence, skull bone Lacunar skull
Acrocephalosyndactyly Oxycephaly
Acrocephaly Plagiocephaly
Congenital deformity, forehead Platybasia
Craniosynostosis Scaphocephaly
Crouzon's disease Tower skull
Hypertelorism Trigonocephaly
Imperfect fusion, skull
Excludes: anomalies of jaw (524.0)
skull defects associated with abnormality of brain. such as:
anencephalus (740)
encephalocele (743.0)
hydrocephalus (742)
microcephalus (743.1)
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756.1 Anomalies o/spine

Congenital: Congenital:
absence: lordosis
coccy,. scoliosis
sacrum Deformity, lumbosacral Uoint)
spine (region) (congenital)
vertebra Hemivertebra
curvature of spine Klippel-Feil syndrome
fusion: Spina bifida occulta
spine Spondylolisthesis
vertebra Supernumerary vertebra
Excludes: spina bifida (aperta) (741)

756.2 Cervical rib

Supernumerary rib in cervical region

756.3 Other anomalies 0/ rjbs and sternum

Congenital: Congenital:
absence: funnel chest
rib pigeon chest
sterum Fusion, ribs
deformity: Pectus carinatum
chest (wall) Pectus excavatum
thorax (wall) Sternum bifidum

756.4 Chondrodystrophy
Achondroplasia Dyschondroplasia
Chondrodystrophia (foetalis) Oilier's disease
Excludes: lipochondrodystrophy (Hurler'S syndrome) (273.8)

756.5 Osteogenesis imperjeNa

Adair-Dighton syndrome Lobstein's disease
Eddowe's syndrome Osteopsathyrosis
Fragilitas ossium van der Hoeve's syndrome

756.6 Other generalized anomalies of skeleton

Albers-Schonberg disease Multiple epiphyseal dysplasia
Albright-(McCune)-Sternberg Osteopetrosis (familial)
syndrome Osteopoikilosis
Chondroectodermal dysplasia Polyostotic fibrous dysplasia
Ellis-van Creveid syndrome
Marble bones
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756.8 Other specified anomalies of muse/e, tendon andjascia

Absence: Accessory muscle
diaphragm Amyotrophia congenita
muscle (any) Congenital shortening, tendon
tendon
756.9 Unspecified anomalies of musculoskeletal system
Congenital: }
anomaly NOS of musculoskeletal system (any part), except limbs
deformity NOS
757 Congenital anomalies or skin. bail and nails
757.0 Hereditary oedema of legs
Hereditary trophoedema Milroy's disease
757.1 Pigmented naevus
Benign melanoma of skin Pigmented naevus (papillomatous)
Blue naevus (verrucous)
757.2 Other specified anomalies of skin
Absent nipple Harlequin foetus
Accessory: Ichthyosis (congenita)
nipple Keratoderma (congenital)
skin tags Urticaria pigmentosa
Congenital scar Xeroderma pigmentosum
Epidermolysis bullosa
Excludes: branchial deft, cyst, or fistula; pre-auricular sinus (745.4)
webbed fingers or toes (755.1)
757.3 Specified anomalies of hair
Congenital: Congenital:
alopecia monilethrix
atrichosis ringed hair
beaded hair twisted hair
hypertrichosis Persistent lanugo
757.4 Specified anomalies 0/ nails
Anonychia Congenital:
Congenital: leukonychia
clubnail onychauxis
koilonychia pachyonychia
757.9 Unspecified anomalies of skin, hair, and nails
Congenital }
anomaly NOS of skin, hair or nails
deformity NOS
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758 Otber and unspecified congenital anomalies

758.0 Anomalies of spleen
Aberrant spleen Congenital splenomegaly
Absent spleen Lobulation, spleen
Accessory spleen

758.1 Anomalies of adrenal gland

Aberrant adrenal gland
Absent adrenal gland
Accessory adrenal gland
Congenital cyst, adrenal gland
Excludes: congenital adrenocortical hyperplasia (273.6)

758.2 Anomalies of thyroid gland

Aberrant thyroid gland Persistent thyroglossal or
Accessory thyroid gland thyrolingual duct
Excludes: congenital cretinism (243)

758.3 Anomalies of other endocrine glands

Aberrant }
Absent of parathyroid gland, pituitary gland, thymus gland
Accessory or endocrme gland NOS
Anomaly (any)

758.8 Other specified congenital anomaly

Absent }
Accessory of any organ or site not elsewhere classifiable
Specified anomaly

758.9 Umpecified congenital anomaly

Congenital: }
anomaly NOS or unspecified site
deformity NOS

759 Congenital syndromes affecting multiple systems

759.0 Situs inversus
Situs inversus or transversus Transposition or viscera
abdominalis abdominal
thoracis thoracic
Excludes: dextrocardia (746.8) unless associated with complete trans-
position
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759.1 Conjoined twins

Craniopagus Pygopagus
Dicephalus Thoracopagus
Double monster Xiphopagus
759.2 Other forms of monster
Acardia Cyclops
Acephalobrachius Monster, monstrosity NOS
Acephalogaster Sympus
Acephalothorax Si renomelia
Excludes: anencephalus (740)
759.3 Down's disease
Down's syndrome Trisomy (partial) 21
759.4 Other syndromes due to autosomal abnormality
Trisomy f
Translocation 1 autosomes, except 21
Other anomalies of autosomes
759.5 Syndromes due to sex chromosome abnormality
Absent sex chromosomes Ovarian dysgenesis
Additional sex chromosomes Seminiferous tubule dysgenesis
Klinefelter's syndrome Sex chromosome mosaics
Triple X female Other anomalies of sex chromo-
Turner's syndrome somes
759.6 Tuberous sclerosis
Bourneville's disease Epiloia
759.8 Other specified syndromes
Arachnodactyly Syndrome:
Encephalocutaneous angiomatosis Marran's
Syndrome: Sturge-Weber-(Dimitri)
Alport's Other specified congenital syn-
von Hippel-Lindau dromes affecting more than
Laurence-Moon-Biedl one system
759.9 Multiple congenital anomalies, unspecified
Congenital:
anomaly, multiple NOS
deformity, multiple NOS
 xv. CERTAIN CAUSES OF PERINATAL MORBIDITY
AND MORTAUTY

760 Chronic circulatory and gemto-urinary diseases in motber

760.0 Chronic rheumatic heart disease
Any condition in the mother classifiable under 393-398
760.1 Congenital heart disease
Any condition in the mother classifiable under 746
760.2 Chronic hypertension
Any condition in the mother classifiable under 4()0.4()4
Excludes: hypertension:
arising during pregnancy (762.1)
with pre-eclampsia (762.1)
with eclampsia (762.2)
760.3 Other chronic diseases of circulatory system
Any chronic condition in the mother classifiable under 410-458, 747
760.4 Chronic nephritis
Any condition in the mother classifiable under 582
760.5 Other chronic diseases of genito-urinary system
Any condition in the mother classifiable under 590-599 and 610-629
specified as chronic
761 Other maternal conditions unrelated to pregnancy
761.0 Syphilis
Any condition in the mother classifiable under 090-097
Excludes: manifest disease in the infant or foetus (090)
761.1 Diabetes mellitus
Any condition in the mother classifiable under 250
Excludes: manifest disease in the infant (250)
761.2 Influenza
Any condition in the mother classifiable under 470-474
Excludes: manifest disease in the infant (470-474)

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76l.3 Rubella
Any condition in the mother classifiable under 056
Excludes: manifest disease in infant or foetus (056)
161.4 Toxoplasmosis
Any condition in the mother classifiable under 130
Excludes: manifest disease in the infant or foetus (130.1)
761.5 Injury
Any injury in the mother classifiable under E800-E999, N800-N999
761.6 Operation
Excludes: Caesarean section or any other operation undertaken to
deliver the present foetus
161. 7 Chemical substances transmitted through placenta
761.9 Olher maternal causes
Any condition in mother present in or afislRg during pregnancy not
elsewhere classified
762 Toxaemia or pregnancy
762.0 Renal disease arising during pregnancy
Any condition in 636 arising during pregnancy
762.1 Pre-eclampsia of pregnancy
Any condition in 637.0 arising during pregnancy
762.2 Ecfampsia of pregnancy
Any condition in 637.1 arising during pregnancy
762.3 Toxaemia unspecified
Any condition in 637.9 arising during pregnancy
762.4 Hyperemesis gravidarum
Any condition in 638
162.5 Acute and sub-acute necrosis of Ib'er arising during pregnancy
Any condition in 639.0 arising during pregnancy
762.9 Other toxaemia of pregnancy
Neuritis arising during pregnancy
Excludes: neuritis with hyperemesis (762.4)
 PERINATAL CAUSES 29)

763 Maternal ante- aDd intrapartum infection

763.0 Pyelitis and pyelonephritis of pregnancy
Any condition in 635.0 arising during pregnancy or cbildbirtb
763.1 Other infections of genita-urinary tract during pregnancy
Any condition in 630, 635.9 arising during pregnancy or cbildbirth
763.9 Other
Phlebitis }
Thrombopblebitis arising during pregnancy or childbirth
Pblegmasia alba dolens
Cborio-amnionitis
Infection of amniotic fluid

764 Difficult labour with abnormality of bones, organs or tissues of

pehis
Includes: any condition in 654 rigid:
malformatiOn} cervix
malposition ofcervix pelvic floor
scars or uterus vagina
stenosis vulva
cystocele uterus:
fibroid cervix or uterus bicornuate
fibromyoma double
obstruction of birtb tumours, cysts of pelvic organ
canal
764.0 With birth injury to brain
Above conditions witb conditions classified in 772.0
764.1 With birth injury to spinal cord
Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.1
764.2 With birth injury to bone or nerve
Above conditions witb conditions classified in 772.2
764.3 With other or unspecified birth injury
Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.9
764.4 With asphyxia, anoxia or hypoxia
Above conditions with asphyxia, anoxia or bypoxia but without mention
of otber birth injury
764.9 Without mention of birth injury, asphyxia, anoxia or hypoxia
294 TABULAR LIST

765 Difficult labour with disproportion, but DO mention or abnormality

or pelvis
Any condition in 655
765.0 With birth injury to brain
Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.0
765.1 With birth injury to spinal cord
Above conditions with conditions classified in 772,1
765.2 With birth injury to bone or nerlJe
Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.2
765,3 With other or unspecified birth injury
Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.9
765.4 With asphyxia, anoxia or hypoxia
Above conditions with asphyxia, anoltia or hypoltia, but without mention
of any other birth injury

765.9 Without mention of birth injury, asphyxia, anoxia or hypoxia

766 Difficult labour with malposition or roetus

Any condition in 656
766.0 With birth injury to brain
Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.0

766.1 With birth injury to spinal cord

Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.1

766.2 With birth injury to bone or nerlJe

Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.2

766.3 With other or unspecified birth injury

Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.9
766.4 With asphyxia, anoxia or hypoxia
Above conditions with asphyxia, anoltia or hypoltia but without mention
of any other brain injury
766,9 Without mention of birth injury, asphyxia, anoxia or hypoxia
 PERINATAL CAUSES 295

767 Difficult labour with abnormality or rorces or labour

Includes: birth, precipitate or labour, desultory or irregular
retarded uterine:
contraction: atony
inefficient
hourglass
i of uterus
clonus
inertia
ring (Bandl's) tetany
7CI.0 With birth injury to brain
Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.0
767.1 With birth injury to spinal cord
Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.1
767.2 With birth injury to bone or nerve
Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.2
767.3 With other or unspecified birth injury
Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.9
767.4 With asphyxia, anoxia or hypoxia
Above conditions with asphyxia, anoxia or hypoxia but without mention
of any other birth injury
767.9 Without mention o/birth injury, asphyxia, anoxia or hypoxia
768 Difficult labour with other and unspecified complications
Includes: difficult labour NOS
dystocia NOS
obstructed labour NOS
prolonged labour NOS
uterine rupture
tear or laceration of pelvic organs (without indication of
presence of any condition in 764-767)
768.0 With birth injury to brain
Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.0
768.1 With birth injury to spinal cord
Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.1
768.2 With birth injury to bone or nerve
Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.2
768.3 With other or unspecified birth injury
Above conditions with conditions classified in 772.9
296 TABULAR LIST

768.4 With asphyxia, anoxia or hypoxia

Above conditions with asphyxia, anoxia or hypoxia but without mention
or any other birth injury
768.9 Without mention of birth injury, asphyxia, anoxia or hypoxia

769 Other complications or pregnancy and childbirth

769.0 Incompetent cervix
Patent cervix
Patent os (uteri)
769.1 Premature rupture of membranes
Premature rupture with or without maintenance or pregnancy
769.2 Hydramnios
769.3 Ectopic pregnancy
Pregnancy:
abdominal
cervical
ovarian
tubal
769.4 Multiple pregnancy
Multiple birth NOS
769.5 Maternal death unspecified
769.9 Other
Anaemia of pregnancy
Haemorrhage:
antepartum NOS
childbirth NOS
Oligohydramnios
Threatened abortion
770 Conditions of placenla
770.0 Placel11a praellia

C,"",l
Lateral
} .
Marginal placenta praevla
Partial
Vasa praevia
Low implantation or placenta
 PERINATAL CAUSES 297

770.1 Premature separation of placenta

Ablatio placentae
Abruptio placentae
Accidental antepartum haemorrhage
Detachment of placenta
Premature separation of normally implanted placenta
Rupture of marginal sinus
770.2 P/acenral infarction
770.8 Other

I
Abnormality of membranes NOS Placenta:
Amniotic caruncle drcumvallata
Cyst of amnion marginal
Degeneration membranacea
Fibrosis
Malformation of placenta
Necrosis
Softening (premature)
770.9 Unspecified
Placental insufficiency NOS
771 Conditions of umbilical cord
771.0 Compression of cord
Compression of cord due to prolapse
771.1 Prolapse of cord without mention of compression
771.9 Other
Cord around neck or limbs
Entanglement
Knot (true)
Rupture
Tear of umbilical cord
Torsion
Varices
772 Birth injury without mention of cause
Includes: instrumental birth injury
772.0 To brain
Birth injury (of): Compression during birt·h NOS
brain (any part)
intracranial
298 TABULAR LIST

Intracranial haemorrhage \
Haemorrhage } at birth
Laceration . due to or with birth injury
Oedema of brain (any part) of newborn
Rupture
Tentorial tear
772.1 To spinal cord
Birth injury or spinal cord
Haemorrhage } } at birth
Laceration of spinal cord due to or with birth injury
Rupture of newborn
772.2 To bone or nerve
Birth paralysis or palsy NOS
Fracture of skull, bone (any) due to birth injury
Moulding of head (during birth)
Paralysis:
brachial plexus } at birth
nerve (facial) (radial) due to or with birth injury
of newborn
Erb-(Duchenne) (birth injury) (newborn)
Klumpke-(Dejerine) (birth injury) (newborn)
772.9 Other and unspecified
Birth injury NOS
Birth trauma NOS
Cephalhaematoma
Haematoma (of):
pericranial
sternocleidomastoid due to or with birth injury
Rupture of:
liver
spleen
773 Termination of pregnancy
Abortion (any type)
Destruction of live roetus to facilitate birth
774 Haemolytic disease of newborn with kemicteRls
Includes: anaemia:
NOS
congenital
erythroblastic of newborn, with kernicterus or ner-
haemolytic vous affection
erythroblastosis
hyperbilirubinaemia
icterus gravis
 PERINATAL CAUSES 2'19

erythroblastosis foetalis } with kernicterus or nervous affec~

hydrops foetalis tion
icterus praecox

774.0 With Rh incompatibility

Conditions under 774:
due to Rh factor
with Rh negative mother

774.1 With ABO incompatibility

774.2 With other or unspecified blood incompatibility

Conditions under 774 due to:
incompatibility:
other blood group (M, N, P)
blood NOS
Blood dyscrasia NOS
Congenitally abnormal erythrocytes
Incompatibility:
other blood group (M, N, P)
blood NOS

774.9 Without mention of cause

I of newborn, with kernicterus or
nervous affection

Conditions under 774 without mention of blood incompatibility or blood

abnormality
Encephalopatbia hyperbilirubinaemica of newborn
Kernicterus NOS of newborn

775 Haemolytic disease or newborn, without mention or kernicterus

775.0 With Rh incompatibility

Any condition in 774.0 without mention of kernicterus or nervous affection

775.1 With ABO incompatibility

Any condition in 774.1 without mention of kernicterus or nervous affection

775.2 With other or unspecified blood incompatibility

Any condition in 774.2 without mention of kernicterus or nervous affection

775.9 Without mention of cause

Any condition in 774.9 without mention of kernicterus or nervous affection
Prolonged byperbilirubinaemia of newborn
300 TABULAR LIST

776 Anoxic and hypoxic conditions not elRwbere classified

776.0 Aspiration of content of birth canal
Aspiration: Massive aspiration syndrome of
NOS of newborn newborn
amniotic fluid
mecoOlum
vaginal mucus
776.1 Hyoline membrone disease
776.2 Respiratory distress syndrome
Congenital pneumothorax
Dyspnoea of newborn
Emphysema:
NOS
interstitial of newborn or foetus
mediastinal
unilobular
Partial atelectasis
Wilson-Mikity syndrome
Excludes: intra-uterine pneumonia (causing respiratory distress)
(480-486)
776.3 Foetal distress
776.4 Intra-uterine anoxia
776.9 Asphyxia of newborn unspecified
Apnoea of newborn Atelectasis (lung) (complete):
Asphyxia of newborn or postnatal: congenital
NOS newborn
blue postnatal
livida Imperfect aeratio n or inflation of
pallida lung in newborn
white Respiratory paralysis of newborn
777 Immaturity. unqualified
Immaturity NOS Dysmaturity
Prematurity NOS Low-birthweight infant
Excludes: low birthweight in multiple births (769.4)

778 Other conditions of foetus or newborn

778.0 Foetaf bfaod foss before birth
778.1 Post-maturity
Hypermaturity Post-term infant
 PERINATAL CAUSES 301

778.2

adrenal
Haemorrhagic disease of newborn
Haemorrhage of newborn:
NOS

internal (organs)
Deficiency:
coagulation factor
vitamin K
Haemorrhagic diathesis
I
0
f

newbo~n
intestines Melaena
lung
stomach
778.3 Cold injury syndrome
778.9 Other
Bleeding from umbilical stump
Embryopathia NOS
Hydrops
Kernicterus
I ..
of newborn, not due to haemolytic dIsease
Cardiac failure I
Physiological jaundice of newborn
Meconium plug syndrome (of newborn)
779 Foetal death of unknown c:ause
779.0 Maceration
Maceration with no indication of cause
779.9 Other
Stillbirth NOS
Death in utero NOS
 XVI. SYMPTOMS AND ILL-DEFINED CONDITIONS

This section includes symptoms and HI-defined conditions regarding

which no diagnosis classifiable elsewhere is recorded.
Symptoms that point rather definitely to a given diagnosis are
assigned to some category in the preceding part of the code. [n general,
titles 780-789 include the more ill-defined conditions and symptoms that
point with perhaps equal suspicion to two or more diseases or to two or
more systems of the body, and without the necessary study of the case
to make a final diagnosis. Practically all titles in this group could be
designated as" not otherwise specified", or as" unknown etiology", or
as .. transient".
The conditions and symptoms included in titles 780-789 consist of
(a) cases for which no more specific diagnosis can be made even after all
facts bearing on the case have been investigated; (b) symptoms existing
at the time of admission that proved to be transient and whose causes
could not be determined; (c) provisional symptomatic diagnoses in a
patient who failed to r~turn for further diagnosis or medical care; (d)
cases referred elsewhere for treatment before the diagnosis was completed;
and (e) cases in which the diagnosis was not completed for any other
reason.

SYMPTOMS REFERABLE TO SYSTEMS OR ORGANS (780-789)

780 Certain symptoms referable to ne"ous system and special senses

780.0 Coma and stupor
780.1 Delirium
780.2 Convulsions
Convulsions (cerebral) NOS Fit NOS
780.3 Abnormal involuntary movement
Athetosis Spasm
Fasciculation Tremor
Myoclonus
780.4 Disturbance of co-ordination
Ataxia Muscular inca-ordination
Excludes: vertigo (780.5)
780.5 Vertigo
Dizziness Giddiness

303 -
304 TABULAR LIST

780.6 Disturbance of sleep

Inversion of sleep rhythm

780.7 Disturbance of memory

Amnesia (retrograde) Lack or loss of memory

780.8 Meningismus

781 Other symptoms reCerable to nerYous system and special senses

781.0 Disturbance of vision except defective sight

Hcmi-anopia Scotoma
Excludes: blindness (379)

781.1 Oculomotor disflJrbance

Diplopia Nystagmus, not of miners
Enophthalmos Oculogyric disturbance
Exophthalmos Proptosis
Excludes: miners' nystagmus (300.8)
strabismus (373)
781.2 Photophobia

781.3 Disturbance of hearing except deafness

Disturbance of hearing NOS Tinnitus (aurium) (audible)
(subjective)
Excludes: deafness (partial) (389)
781.4 Disturbance o/' cranial nerves except optic, oculomotor, and
auditory
Parageusia Parosmia
Paralysis of deglutition Trismus
Excludes: optic neuritis (367)
optic atrophy (377.9)
ptosis of eyelid (378.9)

781.5 Disturbance of speech

Agraphia (absolute)
Aphasia
Dysphasia
Excludes: deaf mutism (388)
stammering and stuttering (306.0)
 SYMPTOMS, ILL-DEFINED CONDITIONS 305

781.6 Other disturbance of sensation

Anaesthesia Loss of sense:
Burning or prickling sensation smell
Frigidity taste
Hyperaesthesia touch
Paraesthesia
781.7 Encephalopathy
781.8 Hallucinations
Hallucination: Hallucination:
NOS olfactory
auditory visual
gustatory

782 Symptoms referable to c:ardionscular and lymphatic: system

782.0 Precordial pain
Cardia1gia Pain over heart
782.1 Palpitation
782.2 Tachycardia
" Rapid heart"

782.3 Pallor alld cyanosis

Excessive blushing Flushing
782.4 Acute heart failure, undefined
Cardiac, heart. or myocardial Weak heart
failure NOS
Excludes: congestive heart failure (427.0)
left ventricular failure (427.1)
782.5 Syncope or collapse
Fainting Vasovagal attack
Excludes: neurocirculatory asthenia (305.3)
782.6 Oedema and dropsy
Anasarca Hydrops, except foetalis
Excludes: when specified as: ascites (785.3)
cardiac (427.0) dropsy of abdomen (785.3)
nutritional (269.9) hydrops foetaJis (774, 775)
renal (581)
306 TABULAR LIST

782.7 Enlargement a/lymph node

Swollen glands NOS
Excludes: lymphadenitis (289.3)
acute (683)
chronic (289.1)
non-specific mesenteric (acute) (chronic) (289.2)
782.8 Splenomegaly
Enlarged spleen
782.9 Shock without mention 0/ trauma
Failure of peripheral circulation Peripheral circulatory failure
783 Symptoms referable to respiratory system
783.0 EpistQxis
Haemorrhage from nose Nose bleed
783.1 Haemoptysis
Cough with haemorrhage Pulmonary haemorrhage NOS
Haemorrhage from lung or bronchus,
cause unknown
783.2 Dyspnoea
Apnoea, except of newborn Orthopnoea
Dyspnoea (paroxysmal) (nocturnal) Overbreathing
Hyperventilation (tetany) Shortness of breath
Wheezing
783.3 Cough
783.4 Excess of sputum
783.5 Change in voice
Aphonia Hoarseness
783.6 Stridor
783.7 Pain in chest
Pleurodynia
Excludes: epidemic pleurodynia (074.1)

784 Symptoms referable to upper gastro-iDtestioal tract

784.0 Anorexia
Loss of appetite
 SYMPTOMS, ILL-DEFINED CONDITIONS 307

784.1 Nausea and vomiting

Nausea NOS
Excludes: vomiting of pregnancy (638)
784.2 Pylorospasm
784.3 Heartburn
Pyrosis
784.4 Dysphagia
Difficulty in swallowing
784.5 Haematemesis
Gastrostaxis Vomiting blood
Haemorrhage of stomach, cause
unknown
Excludes: haematemesis originating from ulcer (of):
duodenum (532)
peptic (533)
stomach (531)
784.6 Hi(cough
784.7 Eructation
Rumination Waterbrash

785 Symptoms referable to abdomen and lower gastro-intestinal tract

785.0 Abdominal swelling (not referable to any particular organ)
785.1 Hepatomegaly
Enlarged liver
785.2 Jaundice (not of newborn)
Cholaemia NOS Icterus NOS
785.3 Ascites
Fluid in peritoneal cavity
785.4 Flatulence
785.5 Abdominal pain
Colic: Tenesmus
NOS
infantile
intestinal
308 TABUUR LIST

785.6 Incontinence of faeces

785.7 Melaena (not of newborn)
Excludes: melaena of newborn (778.2)
785.8 Visible peristalsis
786 Symptoms referable to genito-urioary system
786.0 Pain referable to urinary system
Colic (recurrent) of: Strangury
kidney Vesical:
ureter pain
Renal colic tenesmus
786.1 Retention of urine
786.2 Incontinence of urine
Enuresis NOS
Excludes: Enuresis of non-organic origin (306.6)
786.3 Frequency of micturition
Frequency of micturition Nycturia
(nocturnal)
786.4 Polyuria
Excessive secretion or discharge of urine
786.5 Oliguria, anuria (not of newborn)
Deficient secretion of urine Suppression of urinary secretion
Excludes: anuria of newborn (753.3)
786.6 Priapism
Erection (painful)
786.7 Pain referable to genital organs, including dyspareunia
Painful coitus Vaginismus
Excludes: dysmenorrhoea (626.3)
pain in genital organs specified as psychogenic (305.6)
787 Symptoms referable to limbs and joints
787.0 Transient paralysis of limb, cause unknown
Monoplegia ).
Paralysis of arm or le2 transIent NOS
 SYMPTOMS, ILL-DEFINED CONDITIONS 309

787.1 Pain in limb

Cramp(s) Pain in:
Pain in: foot
",m hand
extremity leg
lower (any part) limb
upper (any part) (oe
finger
787.2 Swelling of limb
Swelling of: Swelling of:
",m foot
extremity hand
lower (any part) leg
upper (any part) limb
finger (oe
787.3 Pain in joint
Arthralgia
787.4 Swelling of joint
787.5 Difficulty in walking
787.6 Abnormality a/gait
Gait: Gait:
ataxic staggering
paralytic other abnormality
spastic
788 Other general symptoms
788.0 Dehydration
Acute fluid loss
788.1 Excessive sweating
Hyperhidrosis Night sweats
788.2 Rash
Skin eruption NOS
788.3 Subcutaneous nodules
788.4 Loss of weight
Excludes: nutritional disorders (260-269)
788.5 Tetany
Carpopedal spasm Spasmophilia NOS
310 TABULAR LIST

788.6 Acidosis
Acetonaemia Acidaemia
Acid intoxication Ketosis

788.7 Alkalosis
Alkalaemia
788.8 Pyrexia of unknown origin
Continued fever NOS Hyperpyrexia NOS
Fever NOS
788.9 Other specified symptoms not elsewhere classified
Chills Rigors
Extrarenal: Other specified symptoms not else-
nitrogen retention where classified
uraemia

78!J Abnormal urinary constituents of unspedfied cause

789.0 Albuminuria
Albuminuria (acute) (chronic)
Excludes: when arising during pregnancy or the puerperium (636)
orthostatic (593.2)

789.1 Pyuria and bacteriuria

Bacilluria Pus in urine

789.2 Chyluria
Excludes: filarial (125)
789.3 Haematuria
Blood in urine

789.4 Haemoglobinuria
789.5 Glycosuria
789.6 Acetonuria
Ketonuria

789.9 Other
Biliuria Other abnormal urinary consti-
Melanuria tuents or unspecified cause
 SYMPTOMS, ILL-DEFINED CONDITIONS 311

ILL DEFINED DISEASES (790-796)

790 Nervousn.ess an.d debiHty

790.0 Nervousness
"Nerves"
790.1 Debility and undue fatigue
Asthenia NOS
Excludes: asthenic reaction (300.5)
cachexia (268)
combat fatigue (307)
nervous debility (300.5)
senile asthenia (794)

790.2 Depression
Decrease of functional activity, not psychosis or psychoneurosis

791 lIeadache
Pain in head NOS
Excludes: migraine (346)
tension headache (306.8)

791 Uraemia
Uraemic coma
Uraemic convulsions
Excludes: uraemia:
extrarenal (788.9)
when arising during pregnancy or the puerperium (636)

793 Observation, without need for further medical care

Includes: cases which present some symptoms or evidence of an ab-
normal condition which requires further study, but which
after examination and observation show no need for further
treatment or medical care.
793.0 Mental
793.1 Suspected malignant neoplasm
793.8 Other specified
793.9 Unspecified
312 TABULAR LIST

794 Senility without mention or psychosis

Old age Senile:
Senectus debility
Senescence decay
Senile: degeneration
asthenia exhaustion
atrophy heart
cardiac failure Senility
Excludes: senile psychosis (290.0)

795 Sudden death (cause unknown)

Sudden death known not to be violent but with cause otherwise unknown
796 Otber ill-de6ned and unknown causes of morbidity and mortality
796.0 Other ill-defined conditions
Asphyxia, except of newborn and of traumatic origin
Auto-intoxication NOS
Failure of circulation or respiration. except of newborn
Toxaemia, not bacterial
Toxicosis
796.1 Malingering
796.2 Found dead (cause unknown)
Death in circumstances where the body of the deceased was found and
no cause could be discovered
796.3 Died without sign of disease
Death known not to be violent or sudden, for which no cause could be
discovered
796.9 Other unknown and unspecified causes
Operation NOS Unknown cause of mortality or
Postoperative NOS morbidity
 XVII. ACODENTS, POISONINGS, AND VIOLENCE

This section has a dual classification according to external cause (E)

and to nature of injury (N) (E800-E999 and N800-N999) including surgical
and medical misadventures (E930-E936 and N997-N999). The classifi-
cations are independent, and either or both can be used. When both
classifications are employed simultaneously for primary cause tabulations,
each case must be included in both lists, numbers E800-E999 and
N800-N999. For example, a fracture at the base of the skull of a motor-
cyclist which was caused by a collision with another motor vehicle would
be coded E812.2 and N801.
In the section to which a large part of industrial accidents will be
coded the three-digit categories identify the manner in which the accident
occurred, e.g., falling objects, caught between objects, etc. The type of
machinery or other agency involved is not identified. For supplemental
coding of the agency involved, the use is suggested of the" Classification
of Industrial Accidents according to Agency" prepared by the Inter-
national Labour Office. A copy of this classification is included in the
Manual (page 407) for optional use in order to supplement the code of
external causes in the International Classification of Diseases.

E XVII. ACCIDENTS, POISONINGS AND VIOLENCE

(EXTERNAL CAUSE)
Includes current injuries and, in separate categories, late effects of injury
from accident, poisoning and other violence.
Definitions and examplts relating to transport accidents
(a) A transport accident (E800-E845) is ~ny accident involving a device
designed primarily for, or being used at the time primarily for, conveying
persons or goods from one place to another.
Includes: accidents involving:
aircraft (E84O-E845)
watercraFt (E830-E838)
motor vehicle (E81O-E823)
railway (E800-E807)
other road vehicles (E825-E827)
In classifying accidents which involve more than one kind of transport
the above order of precedence of transport accidents should be used.
Excludes: accidents:
in sports where the transport is incidental to the sporting
activity (e.g., accident on ski-tow, accident to water
skier)

- 313-
314 TA.BULA.R LIST

involving vehicles which are a part of industrial equipment

used entirely on industrial premises
occurring during transportation but unrelated to the
hazards associated with the means of transportation
(e.g., injuries received in a fight on board ship)
to persons engaged in the maintenance or repair of trans-
port equipment or vehicle, not in motion. unless injured
by another vehicle in motion
(b) A railway acc:ideDt is a transport accident involving a railway train Of
other railway vehicle operating on rails, whether in motion or not.
Excludes: accidents:
in roundhouse or on turntable
in repair shops
on railway premises not involving a train or railway vehicle
(c) A railway train or railway vehicle is any device with Of without cars
coupled thereto, designed for traffic upon a railway.
Includes: railway train
any power (steam) (electric) (diesel)
subterranean, elevated
monorail, two-rail
funicular
interurban:
electric car ) (operated chieHy on its own right-of-way,
street car not open to other traffic)
other vehicle designed to run on a railway track
Excludes: interurban electric cars (street cars) specified to be operating
on a right-of-way that forms part of the public street
or highway (definition (m»
(d) A railway or railroad is a right-of-way designed for traffic on rails
which is used in transporting passengers, freight or other rolling stock
and which is not open to other public vehicular traffic.
(e) A motor vehicle aecident is a transport accident involving a motor
vehicle. It is defined as a motor vehicle traffic accident or as a motor
vehicle non-traffic accident according to whether the accident occurs on
a public highway or elsewhere.
Excludes: injury or damage due to cataclysm
injury or damage while a motor vehicle, not under its own
power, is being loaded on, or unloaded from, another
conveyance
(f) A motor vehicle traffic accident is any motor vehicle accident occur-
ring on a public highway (originating, terminating or involving vehicle
partially on highway). A motor vehicle accident is assumed to have
occurred on the highway unless another place is specified.
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 315

(g) A motor nhicJe non-traffic accident is any motor vehicle accident

which occurs entirely in any place other than a public highway.

(h) A public bighway (trafficway) or street is the entire width between

property lines (or other boundary lines) of every way or place, of which
any part is open to the use of the public for purposes of vehicular traffic
as a matter of right or custom. A roadway is that part of the public
highway designed, improved and ordinarily used for vehicular travel.
Includes: approaches (public) to:
docks
public buildings
stations
Excludes: driveway (private) roads in:
parking lots industrial premises
places away from mines
highway private grounds
ramp quarries
roads in:
airfields
farms
(i) A motor nhicle is any mechanically or electrically powered device,
not operated on rails, upon which or by which any person or property
may be transported or drawn upon a highway. Any object such as a
trailer, coaster, sled, or wagon being towed by a motor vehicle is con-
sidered a part of the motor vehicle.
Includes: automobile (any type)
b"
construction machinery, farm and industrial machinery,
steam roller, tractor, army tank, highway grader or
similar vehicles on wheels or treads, while in transport
under own power
fire engine, motorized
motorcycle
motorized bicycle or scooter
trolley bus not operating on rails
truck
"n
Excludes: devices used solely to move persons or materials within the
confines of building and its premises, such as:
building elevators
e1eetric baggage or mail truck used solely within a rail-road
station
electric truck used solely within an industrial plant
moving overhead crane
coal car in mine
316 TABULAR LIST

(j) A motorcyde is a two-wheeled motor vehicle having one or two riding

saddles, and sometimes having a third wheel fOf the support of a side-car.
The side-car is considered a part of the motorcycle.
Includes: motorized:
bicycle
scooter
tricycle
(k) A driver of motor vehicle is the occupant of the motor vehicle
operating it Of intending to operate it. Other authorized occupants of a
motor vehicle are passangen.
(I) Otber road vebicle is any device, except motor vehicle, in, upon, or
by which any person or property may be transported upon a highway.
Includes: animal carrying a person
animal-drawn vehicle (any kind)
animal harnessed to conveyance
bicycle (pedal cycle)
street car
tricycle
Excludes: pedestrian conveyance (definition (p»
(m) A street car is a device designed and used primarily ror transporting
persons within a municipality, running on rails, usually subject to normal
traffic control signals, and operated principally on a right-or-way that
rorms part or the traffic way.
Includes: interurban electric or street car, when specified to be operating
on a street or public highway
tram (car)
trolley (car)
(n) A pedal cycle is any road transport vehicle operated solely by pedals.
Includes: bicycle
pedal cycle
tricycle
Excludes: pedal cycle towed by a motor vehicle
(0) A pedal cyclist is any person riding upon a pedal cycle or in a side car
attached to such a vehicle.
(p) A pedestrian conveyance is any human powered device by which a
pedestrian may move other than by walking or by which a walking person
may move another pedestrian.
Includes: baby carriage roller skates
coaster wagon scooter
ice skates skis
perambulator sled
pushcart wheel chair
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 317

(q) A pedestrian is any person involved in an accident who was not at the
time of the accident riding in or on a motor vehicle, railroad train, street
car, animal·drawn or other vehicle, or on a bicycle or animal.
Includes: person:
on foot
in or operating a pedestrian conveyance
changing tyre of vehicle
making adjustment to motor of vehicle
(r) A l'fatertraft is any device for transporting passengers or goods on the
water.
(5) A small boat is any watercraft propelled by paddle, oars, or small
motor, with a passenger capacity of less than ten.
Includes: boat NOS row boat
canoe rowing shell
coble scull
dinghy skiff
punt small motorboat
raft
Excludes: barge
lifeboat (used after abandoning ship)
raft (anchored) being used as a diving platform
yacht
(t) An aircraft is any device [or transporting passengers or goods in the
air
Includes: aeroplane (any type) glider
balloon military aircraft
bomber parachute
dirigible
(u) A commercial transport aircraft is any device for collective passenger
or freight transportation by air, whether run on commercial lines for
profit or by government authorities, with the exception of military craft.

RAILWAY ACCIDENTS (ESOO-ES07)

For definitions of railway accident and related terms see definitions
(a) to (d).
The following fourth digits are for use with categories E8oo·E807 to
identify the injured person .
.0 Railway employee
Any person who by virtue of his employment in connexion with
a railway, whether by the railway company or not, is at increased
risk of involvement in a railway accident.
3.8 TA.BULA.R LIST

Includes: catering staff on train porter

driver postal staff on train
fireman shunter
guard sleeping car attendant
.1 Passenger on railway
Any authorized person travelling on a train. except a railway
employee
Excludes: intending passenger waiting at station (.8)
unauthorized rider on railway vehicle (.8)
,2 Pedestrian
See definition (q)
.3 Pedal cyclist
See definition (0)
,8 Other specified person
Includes: intending passenger waiting at station
occupant of road vehicle other than railway vehicle,
motor vehicle. pedal cycle
person accompanying passenger to train
unauthorized rider on railway vehicle
.9 Unspecified person
E800 Railway accident iOl'ohing collision witb rolling stock
Includes: collision between railway trains or railway vehicles, any kind
collision NOS
derailment with antecedent collision with rolling stock or
NOS
E801 Railway aeddent inl'ohing collision witb otber object
Includes: collision of railway train (vehicle) with:
buffers platform
fallen tree on railway rock on railway
farm machinery (non- streetcar
motor) in trans- other non-motor vehicle
port or stationary any other object
gates
Excludes: collision with:
aircraft (E840-E845)
motor vehicle (ESlO)
E802 Railway attident iOl'ohing derailment without antecedent collision
Includes: derailment, any, except with antecedent collision or explosion
overturning of railway train (vehicle)
running off railway
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803 Railway accident inl'oh1ng exploflon, fire, burning

Includes: explosion of locomotive boiler
burns from engine of train
fire on train
Excludes: explosion, fire, with mention of antecedent collision (E800
ESOI)
explosion, fire, with antecedent derailment (E802)

E804 Fall in, on, or from train

Includes: fall without mention of collision, derailment, explosion
fall while alighting from or boarding railway train
Excludes: fall, related to collision, derailment or explosion of the train
(E800-E802)
E80S Hit by rolling sto(:k
Includes: crushed }
injured
killed by railway train or a part of it
knocked down

E806 Other specified railway accident

Includes: hit by object falling in or from railway train
injured by door or window on railway train
railway train hit by:
avalanche
falling:
earth
rock
t'ee
other object
landslide
E807 Railway accident of unspec:ified nature
Includes: found dead) . .
injured on railway nght-of-way, NOS
railway accident NOS

MOTOR VEHiCLE TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS (E810-E819)

For definitions of motor vehicle traffic accident and related terms see
definitions (e) to (j).
The following fourth digits are for use with categories E810-E819 and
E820-E823 to identify the injured person.
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.0 Driver of motor vehicle other than motorcycle

See definition (k)
.1 Passenger in motor vehicle other than motorcycle
See definition (k)
.2 Motorcyclist
See definition (k)
.3 Passenger on motorcycle
See definition (k)
.4 Occupant of street car
.5 Rider of animal; occupant of animal*drawn vehicle
.6 Pedal cyclist
See definition (0)
.7 Pedestrian
See definition (q)
.8 Other specified person
Includes: occupant of vehicle other than above
person on railway train involved in accident
unauthorized rider of motor vehicle
.9 Unspecified person
E810 Motor vehicle traffic Bccident inyolving collision with train
Includes: collision between motor vehicle and railway train or railway
vehicle, any kind
E811 Motor vehicle traffic accident invohing collision with street ear
E812 Motor vehiele traffic accident inyohing collision with another
motor lehide
Includes: motor vehicle collision NOS
E813 Motor Yehide traffic accident inyohing colHsion with other
lehide
Includes: collision between motor vehicles, any kind, .and other road
(non-motor transport) vehicle, such as:
animal carrying a person
animal-drawn vehicle
pedal cycle
tricycle
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EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 321

Excludes: collision with:

aircraft (E840-E845)
street car (E811)
pedestrian conveyance (E814)
ESI4 Motor vehicle traffic accident involving collision with pedestrian
Includes: collision between pedestrian or person using pedestrian con-
veyance and motor vehicle, any type
pedestrian, dragged, hit, or run over by motor vehicle, any
type
ESlS Other motor vehicle traffic accident involving collision
Includes: collision between motor vehicle, any kind, with:
animal (herded) (unattended) }
fallen stone or tree h h' h
landslide on t e Ig way
object fixed, movable, moving
Excludes: collision with any object off the highway, resulting from a
non-collision motor vehicle traffic accident (E816)
collision with an object which normally would have been off
the highway and is not stated to have been on it (816)
E816 Non-collision motor vehicle traffic accident due to loss or control
Includes: motor vehicle:
running ?ff roadway
overturnmg
I without antecedent collision
ESt7 Non-collision motor vehicle traffic accident, while boardiog or
alighting
Includes: fall down stairs of motor bus }
fall from car in street while boarding Of
injured by moving part of the vehicle alighting
trapped by door of motor vehicle
EStS Other non-collision motor vehicle traffic accident
Includes: accidental poisoning from carbon monOXide]
generated by
breakage of any part of
explosion of any part of
fall, jump or being pushed from
hit by being thrown against some part of, motor vehicle,
or object in while in
fire, starting in motion
injury from moving part of
object falling from, or in
object thrown towards, or on
object falling on
hit by an object thrown into or towards
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322 TABULAR LIST

ES19 Motor vehicle traffic accident of unspecified nature

Includes: motor vehicle traffic accident NOS
traffic accident NOS
found injured on public highway

MOTOR VEHICLE NON-TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS (E820-E823)

For definitions of motor vehicle non-traffic accidents and related terms

see definitions (a) to (j).
Includes: collision and non-collision motor vehicle accidents occurring
entirely off the public highway
The following fourth digits are for use with categories £820.£823 to
identify the injured person .

.0 Driver 0/ motor vehicle other than motorcycle

See definition (k)
.l Passenger in molor vehicle other than motorcycle
See definition (k)
.2 Motorcyclist
See definition (k)
.3 Passenger on motorcycle
See definition (k)
.4 Occupant of street car
.5 Rider of animal; occupant of animal·drawn vehicle

.6 Pedal cycJi$!
See definition (0)
.7 Pede$trilln
See definition (q)

.8 Other $pecijied per$on

Includes: occupant of vehicle other than above
person on railway train involved in accident
unauthorized rider of motor vehicle

.9 Unspecijied person
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E8lO Motor vehicle non-traffic accident involving collision with moving

object
Includes: collision, not on public highway, between motor vehicle and:
other motor vehicle pedestrian
non-motor vehicle other moving object
animal
Excludes: collision with aircraft or object falling from aircraft (E840-
E845)

E8l1 Motor vehicle non-traffic accident involving collision with stotiOB-

ary object
Includes: collision, not on public highway, between motor vehicle and
any object, fixed, movable but not in motion

E8l1 Motor vehicle non-traffic accident while boarding or alighting

Includes: fall while entering or leaving a motor vehicle, not on public
highway
injury from moving part of motor vehicle }While boarding or
trapped by door of motor vehicle alighting, not on
public highway
E823 Motor vehicle non-traffic accident of other and unspecified nature
Includes: accidental poisoning from carbon monoxide
generated by
breakage of any part of
explosion of any part of
fall or jump from motor vehicle
hit by, being thrown against some part of, or while in
object in motion not
hit by an object thrown into or towards on public
fire starting in highway
injury from moving part of
object:
falling from, in, on
thrown towards or on
motor vehicle non-traffic accident NOS
Excludes: accidental poisoning by carbon monoxide or exhaust gas
from stationary motor vehicle with running motor (E873)
fall from, in stationary motor vehicle (E884)
falling object from, in stationary motor vehicle (E916)

OTHER ROAD VEHICLE ACCIDENTS (E825-Eg27)

Other road vehicle accidents are transport accidents involving road

vehicles other than motor vehicles.
324 TABULAR LIST

For definitions of other road vehicle see definitions (I) to (n).

The fourth digits listed under the categories E825-E827 are for use to
identify the injured person.

E815 Street car accident

.0 Pedestrian
See definition (q)
.1 Pedal cyclist
See definition (0)
.2 Occupant of street car
.8 Other speciji"d person
Includes: occupant of non-motor road vehicle, except as above
rider of animal
.9 Unspecified person
Includes: accident while aligh.ting from Of boarding street car
collision between street car and:
animal
any object, fixed, moving, movable, except when set In
motion by motor veh.icle, railway train, or aircraft
non-motor road vehicle
pedestrian
another street car
derailment of street car
fall in, on, Of from a street car
fire on street car
injured by: }
door of
object falling on, from street car
any part of
street car accident NOS
Excludes: collision between street car and:
aircraft (E840-E841)
motor vehicle (E811)
railway train (E80I)
E826 Pedal cycle accident
.0 Pedestrian
See definition (q)
.1 Pedol cyclist
See definition (0)
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.8 Other specified person

Includes: occupant of non~motor road vehicle, except street
car and pedal cycle
rider of animal
.9 Unspecified person
Includes: breakage of any part of pedal cycle
collision between pedal cycle and:
animal
another pedal cycle
non~motor road vehicle, except street car
pedestrian
other object, fixed, movable, moving, not set in motion by
motor vehicle, railway, or aircraft
entanglement in wheel of pedal cycle
fall from bicycle or other pedal cycle
hit by an object falling, thrown, on the bicycle
pedal cycle overturned
pedal cycle accident NOS
Excludes: collision of pedal cycle with:
aircraft (E84()..E845)
motor vehicle (E811)
railway train (E801)
street car (E825)

E817 Other non-motor road vehicle accident

.0 Pedestrian
See definition (q)
.8 Other specified person
Includes: occupant of non-motor road vehicle, except street
car and pedal cycle
rider of animal
.9 Unspecified person
Includes: blow from object in l .
breakage of any part of vehlcle
collision between any road vehicle other than motor vehicle,
pedal cycle and street car, and:
animal
animal-drawn vehicle
other non-motor road vehicle, except street car and pedal
cycle
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any fixed, movable, moving object, except when set in

motion by motor vehicle, aircrafi, railway train, street
car, pedal cycle
pedestrian
fall from vehicle
vehicle overturned
Excludes: collision with:
aircraft (E840-£845)
motor vehicle (£811)
pedal cycle (E826)
railway train (E801)
street car (E825)

WATER TRANSPORT ACCIDENTS (E830-E838)

For definition of water transport accident and related terms, see defini-
tions (a), (r), (s).
The following fourth digits are for use with categories E830-E838 to
identify the injured person .
.0 Occupant of small boot
See definition (s)
.1 Occupant of other water craft---crew
Includes: persons
engaged in the operation of water craft
providing passenger services (cabin attendants,
ship physician, catering personnel)
working on ship during voyage in other capacity
(musician in band, operators of shops and
beauty parlours)
.2 Occupant of other waler craft - other Ihan crew
Includes: passenger
occupant of lifeboat other than crew after aban-
doning ship
.3 Dockers, slevedores
Includes: longshoreman employed in the dock in loading and
unloading ships
.8 Olher specified person
Includes: person:
accompanying passenger or member of crew
visiting boat
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immigration and customs officials on board ship

pilot (guiding ship into port)
swimmer
water skier
I struck by boat or part thereof

.9 Unspecified person

E830 Accident to watercraft causing submersion

Includes: submersion and drowning due to:
boat overturning
boat submerged
falling or jumping from burning ship
falling or jumping from crushed watercraft
ship sinking
any accident to watercraft

E831 Accident to watercraft causing other injury

Includes: any injury except submersion and drowning as a result of an
accident to watercraft
burned while ship on fire
crushed between ships after collision
crushed by lifeboat after abandoning ship
fall due to collision or other accident to watercraft
hit by an object falling due to accident to watercraft
injured in watercraft accident involving collision
struck by boat or part thereof, after fall or jump from
damaged boat
Excludes: burns from localized fire or explosion on board (E837)
E831 Other accidental submersion or drowning in water transport
Includes: submersion or drowning as a result of an accident other than
accident to the watercraft
fall into water:
from gangplank
from ship
overboard
thrown overboard by motion of ship
washed overboard

E833 Fall on stairs or ladders in water transport

Includes: faB from or on, slipped on:
ladder of ship
stairs of ship
Excludes: fall due to accident to watercraft (E831)
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E834 Other faD from one leYeI to another in water transport

Includes: fall from: faU,
bunk into hold
elevation aboard ship through hatch
gangplank to deck or
dock
hammock on ship
one deck to another
rigging
Excludes: fall due to accident to watercraft (E831)
E835 Other and unspecified raU ill water transport
Includes: fall on: slipped on wet or oily deck
same level fractures NOS occurring in water
deck transport
gangplank
ship. NOS
Excludes: fall due to accident to watercraft (E831)
E836 Machinery accident ill water transport
Includes: injuries in water transport caused by machinery:
deck
engme room
galley
laundry
loading
E837 Explosion, fire, buruing, in water transport
Includes: explosion of boiler on steamship
fire on ship
E838 Other and uDliipecified water transport acddent
Includes: accidental poisoning by gases or fumes on ship
crushed between ships without accident to watercraft
crushed by falling object on ship or while loading or un-
loading
excessive heat in:
boiler 100m
engine room
evaporator room
fire room
struck by boat or part thereof after fall from boat
bit while water ski-ing (collision between water skier and
boat)
watercraft accident NOS
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AIR AND SPACE TRANSPORT ACCIDENTS (E84O-E845)

For definition of aircraft see definitions (t), (u).

The following fourth digits are for use with categories E840-E845 to
identify the injured person .
.0 Occupant of spacecraft
.1 Occupant of military aircraft
Includes: orew in military aircraft
passenger (civilian) (military) (army) (navy)
troops } (air force)
.2 Occupant of commercial aircraft, crew
Includes: air hostess navigator
captain pilot
co-pilot steward
·3 Other occupant of commercial aircraft
Includes: flight personnel:
on familiarisation flight
•
not part of crew
passenger on plane
.4 Occupant of other and unspecified aircraft
Includes: crew } of aircraft not military or commercial
passenger police
private
.5 Ground crew, airline employee
Includes: persons employed at airfields (civilian or military)
or launching pads, not occupants of aircraft
.8 Other specified person
Includes: parachutist making voluntary descent
person not at airfield
visitor to airfield
.9 Unspecified person
E840 Accident to powered aircraft take-elf or landiog
Includes: collision of aircraft with any object, fixed,
moving, movable
crash while taking off
explosion on aircraft or landing
fire on aircraft
fon:.ed landing
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E84! Accident to powered ain:nft, otber and unspeciHed

Includes: any accident to powered aircraft while in transit or when
not specified whether in transit, taking-off or landing
collision of aircraft with any object while in transit
aircraft accident NOS
aircraft crash or wreck NOS
explosion on aircraft while in transit
fire on aircraft while in transit

E842 Acc:ident to unpowered aircraFt

Includes: any accident to:
balloon
glider

E843 Fall in, 00, or from, ain:nft

Includes: fall in, on, or from aircraft (any kind), while in transit, takino
off or landing, except when as a result of an accident
to aircraft
accident in boarding or alighting from aircraft, any kind

E844 Other spetified air transport accidents

Includes: hit by:
aircraft
object falling from aircraft
injury:
by machinery on aircraft without accident to
rotating propeller aircraft
involuntary parachute descen
sucked into jet
poisoning by carbon monoxide from
aircraft while in transit
Excludes: air sickness (E903)
effects of:
high altitude (E902)
low temperature (E90I)
injury in parachute descent due to accident to aircraft
(E840-E842)

E84S Accident involving spacec:rart

Includes: any accident involving spacecraft Hight

launching pad accident
 EXTERNAL CA.USE OF INJURY 331

ACCIDENTA.L POISONING BY DRUGS AND MEDICAMENTS (E850-E859)

Includes: accidental overdose of drug and wrong drug given in error

Excludes: contact dermatitis due to drugs and medicaments (692.3)
complications and misadventures in administration of
anaesthetics for purposes of medical care (E930-£936)
idiosyncratic and hypersensitive reactions to drugs ad-
ministered for therapeutic, diagnostic and other pur-
poses (E930-E936)
adverse effect of drugs and medicaments (E930-E936)
For specific drugs to be classified under the fourth-digit sub-divisions see
Alphabetical Index.
E850 Accidental poisoning by antibiotics and other anti-inrectives
£850.0 Penicillin, any
E850.1 Antifungal antibiotics
E850.2 Chloramphenicol
£850.3 Erythromycins, streptomycins, tetracyclines
£850.4 Other antibiotics
E850.5 Suljonamides
£850.6 Arsenic anti-infectives
£850.7 SOver and its compounds
E850.8 Quinoline and hydroxyquinoline derivatives
£850.9 Other anti-injectil'es
E8SI Accidental poisoning by hormones and synthetic substitutes
£851.0 Adrenals
E851.1 Androgens and anabolic congeners
E851.2 Oestrogens
E851.3 Insulins and antidiabetic agents
E851.4 Anterior pituitary extracts
£851.5 Posterior pituitary extracts
E851.6 Progesrogens
£851.7 Thyroid and thyroid derivatives
£851.8 Antithyroid agents
£851.9 Other hormones and synthetic substitutes
332 TABULAR LIST

Accidental poisoning by primarily systemic and haematologic

agents
£852.0 Antihistamine and anti-emetic drugs
£852.1 Antineoplastic agents
£852.2 Other electrolytic, caloric and water balance agents
E852.3 Vitamins
£852.4 Other primarily systemic agents
E852.5 Iron and its compounds
E852.6 Anticoagulants
E852.7 Vitamin K products
E852.8 Other coagulants
E852.9 Other primarily haemoto!ogic agents

E8S3 Accidental poisoning by analgesics and antipyretics

E853,O Opiates and synthetic analogues
E853. 1 Salicylates and congeners
£853.2 Cinchopen and congeners
E8;3.3 Colchicine
E853.4 Aniline derivatitles
£853.5 Other coal tor derivatives
E853.9 Other analgesics and antipyretics
E854 Accidental poi§Oning by other sedatives aod hypnotics
E854.D Barbiturates
E854.1 Chloral hydrate
E854.2 Paraldehyde
E854.3 Bromides
E854.9 Other sedatives and hypnotics
ESSS Accidental poisoning by autonomic nefYOIlS system and psycho-
therapeutic drugs
E855.D Antidepressants
E855.1 Tranquillizers
ES55.2 Other psychotherapeutic agents
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E855.3 Parasympathomimetics (cholinergics)

E855.4 Parasympatholytics (anticholinergics)
E855.5 Sympathomimetics (adrenergics)
£855.6 Autonomic nervous system relaxants
E855.9 Other
E8S6 Accidental poisoning by other central nervous system depressants
and stimulants
E856.0 Anficonvu/sants
£856.1 Skeletal muscle relaxants
£856.2 Anaesthetic gases
E856.3 Other CNS depressants
E856.4 Amphetami,!e
E856.8 Other CNS stimulants
E856.9 Other and unspecified

ESS7 Accidental poisoning by cardiovascular drugs

£857.0 Cardiac depressants
£857.J Cardiac tonics
E857.2 Chofes/erallowering agents
£857.3 Ganglionic blocking agents
E857.4 Vasodilators
£857.5 Other hypotensive agents
E857.6 Sclerosing agents
£857.9 Other

ESS8 Accidental poisoning by gastro-intestinal drugs

E858.0 Antacids and antidiarrhoea agents
E858.1 Intestinal irritant cathartics
£858.2 Emolfient cathartics
£858.3 Saline cathartics
£858.4 Faecal softeners
E858.5 Other cathartics
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E858.6 Emetics
£858.9 Other
E859 Accidental poisoning by other and unspecified drugs and medica-
ments
£859.0 Local anaesthetics
E859.1 Mercurial diuretics
£859.2 Xanthine derivatives
£859.3 Other diuretics
£859.4 Agents acting directly on musculoskeletal system
£859.5 Liniments
£859.6 Ointments
£859.7 Other medicaments/or external use
£859.8 Other specified drugs
£859.9 Drugs, unspecified

ACCIDENTAL POISONING BY OTHER SOLID AND LIQUID SUBSTANCES

(E860-E869)
Excludes: contact dermatitis due to:
detergents (692.0)
oil and greases (692.1)
solvents (692.2)
other chemicals (692.4)
E860 Accidental poisoning by alcohol
Includes: alcohol Columbia spirit
denatured Fusel oil (any, such as amyl, butyl,
ethyl propyl)
grain Methylated spirit
industrial
methyl
wood
E861 Accidental poisoning by cleansing and polishing agents
Includes: automobile wax shampoo
carbon tetrachloride, soap
liquid powder
polish: product, any
porcelain synthetic detergents
metal
silver
floor
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY ))5

E862 Accidental poisoning by disinfectants

Includes: household disinfectants not ordinarily used on person
ammonium compounds
chlorine releasing agents
creosol (compounds)
formalin
pine oil

E863 Accidental poisoning by paints and 'Varnishes

Includes: lacquers
oil colours
paints, other than lead paints
whitewashes

E864 Accidental poisoning by petroleum products and other solvents

Includes: acetone petrol
benzine petroleum
carbon disulphide solvent (industrial)
gasoline tetrachlorethylene
kerosene toluene
mineral spirit turpentine
naphtha white spirit
Excludes: liquified petroleum gas (E871)

E86S Accidental poisoning by pesticides, fertilizers or plant foods

Includes: bone meal herbicides
dried blood insecticides
fungicides proprietary fertilizers
guano rodenticides

E866 Accidental poisoning by heavy metals and their fumes

Includes: antimony (compounds) (vapours)} II
arsenic (compounds) (vapours) from a sour~~s,
lead (compounds) (paint) (vapours) except ~edlC!Res
mercury (compounds) (vapours) or pesticides

E867 Acddental poisoning by corrosives and caustics, not elsewhere

classified
Includes: acid, any oxidizing and reducing agents
alkalis (caustic) 1y,
caustic NOS any non-medical substances with
corrosive aromatics a highly destructive local ac-
carbolic acid (phenol) tion
336 TABULAR LIST

E868 Accidental poisoning by noxious roods tuffs and poisonous plants

Includes: deadly nightshade mushroom, noxious
hemlock poisonous berries
fish, noxious shellfish, noxious
fungi, noxious toadstool
laburnum seed
E869 Accidental poisoning by otber and unspecified solid and liquid
substances
Includes: bleaches preservatives
cosmetics stains
glues and adhesives

ACCIDENTAL POISONING BY GASES AND VAPOURS (E870·E877)

E870 Accidental poisoning by gas distributed by pipe-line
Includes: coal gas NOS
liquefied petroleum gas distributed through pipes (pure or
mixed with air)
piped gas (natural) (manufactured)
utility gas NOS
carbon monoxide from incomplete combustion of piped gas
E87t Accidental poisoning by liquefied petroleum gas distributed in
mobile containers
Includes: butane
propane
other liquefied hydrocarbons distributed in containers
carbon monoxide from incomplete combustion of above gases
E872 Accidental poisoning by other utility gas
Includes: acetylene
water gas
other gases used for lighting, heating, cooking
E873 Accidental poisoning by motor ~ebide exhaust gas
Includes: exhaust gas from:
farm tractor, not in transit
gas engine
motor pump
motor vehicle, not in transit
any type of combustion engine not in watercraft
Excludes: poisoning by carbon monoxide from:
aircraft while in transit (E844)
motor vehicle while in transit (E8IS)
watercraft whether or not in transit (ES3S)
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 337

E874 Accidental poisoning by carbon monoxide from incomplete com-

bustion of domestic fuels
Includes: carbon monoxide from incomplete combustion of:

~~~;sene } in domestic stoves, fireplaces

wood
Excludes: carbon monoxide poisoning by smoke and fumes due to
conflagration (E890-E893)
E875 Accidental poisoning by other carbon monoxide
Includes: carbon monoxide from:
blast furnace gas
kiln vapour
incomplete combustion of fuels in industrial use
E876 Accidental poisoning by other gases and vapours
Includes: ammoDia cyanide gas
carbon dioxide cyanogen chloride
carbon tetrachloride dicyanogen gas
(vapour) ether (vapour) except when used as
chlorine gas anaesthetic
chloroform (vapour) hydrocyanic acid gas
except when used as
anaesthetic
Excludes: vapours from heavy metals (E866)
smoke and fumes due to conflagration or explosion (E890-
E899)
effects of gases used as anaesthetics (E930-E936)
E877 Accidental poisoning by unspecified gases and vapours
Includes: accidental poisoning by gases, fumes and vapours NOS

ACCIDENTAL FALLS (E880-E887)

Excludes: falls:
in or from transport vehicle (E800-E845)
while boarding or alighting from transport vehicle (E800-
E845)
assault by other person (E967, E968)
E880 Fall on or from stairs or steps
Includes: fall on, from:
escalator
staircase
338 TABULAR LIST

E881 Fall on or from ladders or suffolding

Includes: stepladder

E881 Fall from or out of building or other structure

Includes: fall from: fall from:
balcony turret
bridge viaduct
building wall
flagpole window
tower
Excludes: collapse of a building or structure (£916)

E883 Fall into hole or other opening in surface

Includes: fall into: fall into:
cavity quarry
dock shaft
hole tank
pit well

E884 Other fall from one level to another

Includes: fall from: fall from:
bed haystaCk
chair stationary vehicle
cliff table
embankment tree
furniture

E885 Fan on same level from slipping, tripping or stumbling

Includes: slipping on: stumbling, tripping over:
ice carpet
mud kerb
oil cug
snow small object
Excludes: attack by animal (E906)
E886 FaD on same level from collision. pushing or sboving by or witb
other person
Includes: tackles in sport
E887 Other and unspetified fall
Includes: accidental fall NOS
fall on same level NEe
fracture NOS
 EXTERNA.L CAUSE OF INJURY 339

ACCIDENTS CAUSED BY FIRES AND FLA.MES (ES90-ES99)

Includes: asphyxia or poisoning due to conflagration or ignition

burning by fire
Excludes: fire on any transport vehicle other than a stationary motor
vehicle (ESOO-E845)

E890
Includes: conflagration in:
apartment
boarding house
camping place
collapse of
fall from
hit by object
I
Accident caused by conflagration in priYBte dwelling

falling from
burning private
building
caravan jump from
house
lodging house
rooming house
tenement

E891
Includes: conflagration in:
church
convalescent and
other residential
collapse of
fall from
hit by object
falling from
I
Accident caused by conflagration in other building or structure

.. .
burnmg buddmg
or structure
home jump from
dormitory of educa-
tional institution
factory
hospital
hotel
school
store
theatre

E892 Accident caused by conflagration not in building or structure

Includes: fire (uncontrolled) (of) (in):
forest
grass
hay
lumber
mine
prairie
transport vehicle (any), except while in transit, alighting or
boarding
tunnel
340 TABULAR LIST

E893 Accident caused by ignition of clothing

Includes: clothes
nightdress l catc h·109 fre,
i ·Wit . 0 f con fl agratlOo
h out mention .

Excludes: burning bedclothes (E898)

E894 Accident caused by ignition of highly inflammable material
Includes: benzine matches
gasoline petrol
kerosene
Excludes: explosive material (E923)
E895 Accident caused by controlled fire in private dwelling
Includes: burns from normal fires, stoves, furnaces (coal, charcoal,
electricity, gas, wood) in] private dwelling (as listed
in E890)
Excludes: poisoning by carbon monoxide from incomplete combustion
of fuel (E874)
E896 Accident caused by controlled fire in other building or structure
Includes: burns from normal fires, stoves, furnaces (coal, charcoal,
electricity, gas, wood) in other building or structure
(as listed in E891)
Excludes: poisoning by carbon monoxide from incomplete combustion
of fuel (E874)
E897 Accident caused by controlled lire Dot in building or structure
Includes: controlled: controlled trash fire
bonfire
brazier
Excludes: conflagration not in building (E892)
ignition from clothing from controlled fire (E893)
E898 Accident caused by olber specl6ed Ores or Hames
Includes: burns from: burns from:
blowlamp lighters
burning bedclothes matches
cigarettes pipes
cigars welding torch
Excludes: burns from hot objects not producing fire or flames (E924)
conflagration (E890-E892) }
ignition of: originating from
clothing (E893) these sources
highly inflammable material (E894)
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 341

E899 Accident caused by unspecified fire

Includes: burns NOS

ACCIDENTS DUE TO NATURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS

(E9oo·E909)
E900 Excessive heat
Includes: effects of: ictus solaris
heat generated in overheated
transport vehicles siriasis
hot places sunstroke
hot weather thermic fever
insulation thermoplegia
heat:
apoplexy
cramps
exhaustion
fever
prostration
stroke
Excludes: sunburn (692.8)

E901 Exc.essh'e eold

Includes: exhaustion from cold frostbite
exposure to cold frozen
freezing
Excludes: chilblains (443.2)

E902 High and low air pressure

Includes: aero-otitis media barotrauma (otitic) (sinus)
aerosinusitis bends
air embolism (any site), caisson disease
traumatic divers':
alpine sickness palsy
Andes disease paralYsis
anoxia due to high hypobaropathy
altitude mountain sickness
aviators' disease

E903 Effects of travel and motion

Includes: air sickness seasickness
car sickness travel sickness
342 TABULAR LIST

E904 Hunger, thirst, exposure and neglect

Includes: deprivation of food inattention at or after birth
or water insufficient nourishment
desertion of newborn lack of care of infants
destitution privation
exposure (to weather starvation
conditions, except
excessive heat and
cold)
inanition from hunger
or thirst
Excludes: malnutrition (269.9)
hunger, thirst and exposure resulting from accidents con-
nected with transport (E800-E845)
any condition resulting from homicidal intent (E968)

E90S Bites and stings of venomous animals and insects

Includes: bite by: sting of;
centipede be,
sea animal, venomous insect
snake scorpion
spider wasp
venomous bite, sting
Excludes: non-venomous bites and stings (E906)

E906 Other accidents caused by animals

Includes: bite by: injured }
animal (any) kicked by animal
insect (non-venomous) stepped on
fallen on by horse or rat bite
other animal run over by horse or other animal
gored
Excludes: bites and stings of venomous animals and insects (E905)
transport accidents involving ridden animals (E800-E845)
tripping, falling over an animal (E885)

E907 Lightning
Includes: injured or killed by thunderbolt
lightning
lightning shock, stroke
struck by lightning
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 343

E908 Cataclysm
Includes: any injury from:
cloudburst tidal wave
cyclone tornado
earthquake torrential rain
Hood volcanic eruption
hurricane

E909 Accident due to other natural and environmental factors

Includes: any injury (asphyxia, drowning, suffocation, submersion)
from:
avalanche
landslide
injured by hailstones
Excludes: excessive heat (E900)
excessive cold (E901)

OTHER ACCIDENTS (E910-E929)

E910 Accidental drowning and submersion

Includes: immersion
swimmers' cramp
Excludes: in transport accidents (E800-E845)
in cataclysm (E908, E909)

E91O.0 In recreational activities

Includes: fishing ) except from skin diving
hunting boat swimming
ice skating wading (in water)
playing in water water ski-ing

E91O.9 Other and unspecified

E91l Inhalation and ingestion of food causing obstruction or suffocation

Includes: asphyxia by: obstruction by food (any) (includ-
food (any type) ing regurgitated food) ID
vomitus larynx and other respiratory
choked on: passages and digestive tract
apple suffocation by food, vomitus
seed
344 TABULAR LIST

E912 Inbalafion and jpgestion of other object causing obstruction or

l'Iuffocation
Includes: .,phyx;. } { any object, except food, entering by
obstruc~jon b nose or mouth
suffocatIOn Y mucus
phlegm
bean in nose
marble in nose
other foreign body in nose

E913 Accidental methanical suffocation

Ex.cludes: mechanical suffocation from accidental inhalation or in-
gestion of:
foreign body (E912)
food (E9lJ)
E913.0 In bed or cradle
Includes: asphyx.ia by, in:
smothered baby carriage
suffocation bod
strangulation bedclothes
bib
cot, cradle
perambulator

E913.9 Other and unspecified

Includes: asphyxia or suffocation injur)' by cave-in NOS
(by), suffocation:
cave-in NOS
ex.ternal means NOS in refrigerator
railing earth or other
substance
mechanical
preSSUle
Excludes: asphyxia or suffocation by explosion (E921, E923)

E914 Foreign body accidentally entering eye and adnexa

conjunctival sac
Includes: entry of: eye (any part)
dust eyelid
solid substance iris
oil into lacrimal apparatus
non-corrosive liquid ocular muscle
roreign bod)' (any) orbit
tear ducts, glands
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 345

E915 Foreign body accidentally entering other orifice

Includes: accidental entrance of foreign body, except food, into:
air passage alimentary canal
bronchi causing bladder
larynx injury, digestive system causing
lung without ear lOJury
mouth obstruc- intestines or
nasal passage tion or oesophagus ob-
nose suff'oca- rectum struc-
pharynx tion stomach tion
trachea uretha
vagina
E:<c1udes: asphyxia and obstruction of respiratory passage by:
food (E911)
other object (E912)

E916 Struck accidentally by falling object

Includes: cave-in falling:

collapse of building, rock
except on fire snow
falling: stone
earth timber
object (any)
Excludes: falling object in:
transport accidents (E800-E845)
cataclysm (E908, E909)
object set in motion by:
accidental e:<plosion of pressure vessel (E921)
firearm (E922)
projected objects (E917)

E917 Striltiog against or struck accidentally by objects

Includes: bumping into or against)

colliding with object (moving) (projected)
kicking against (stationary)
stepping o n ' person
struck by
Excludes: fall from:
collision with other person (E886)
stumbling over object (E885)
struck by:
falling object (E916)
missile from firearm (E922)
346 TABULAR LIST

E91R Caught aetideotally in or between objeds

Includes: caught } in object
crushed between:
jammed moving objects
pinched stationary and moving objects
E919 Over-exertioD and strenuous movements
Includes: exhaustion due to excessive exertion
injury in bending, straining, twisting
over-exertion in lifting, pulling, pushing
E920 Accident caused by cutting or piercing instruments
Includes: fall on } object: accidental :
accidental edged ,", any part
injury
by
pointed
sharp
puncture l of body

E920.0 Powered hand tools

Includes: powered:
hedge clipper
hand saw
lawn mower
£920.1 Other hand tools
Includes:
."
hand saw
rake
screwdriver
SCIssors
hoe
garden rork shears
knire shovel
£920.2 Other machinery
Includes: circular saw metal<utting machine
meat:
grinder
slicer
E920.S Other
Includes: broken glass splinters
nails wood sliver
E920.9 Unspecified

E921 Accident caused by explosion or pressure Yessel

Includes: accidental explosion of pressure vessels, whether or not part
of machinery
Excludes: explosion of pressure vessel on transport vehicle (ESOO-E845)
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJUR'r' 347

E921.0 Boilers
Includes: hot water heaters
water tanks
water or steam lines
E921.1 Gas cylinders
Includes: air tanks
pressure gas tanks
E921.8 Other
Includes: pressure cookers
explosion of any other specified pressure vessel

E922 Accident caused by firearm missiles

Includes: accidentally:
injured by } bullet (automatic weapon) (pistol) (riHe)
hit by Hare (Verey pistol)
shot (shotgun)
gunshot wound NOS
shot NOS
Excludes: accidental injury from explosive missile (E923.8)
E922.0 Accidentally self-inflicted
E922.9 Other and unspecified
E923 Acddent caused by explosive material
Includes: flash burns and other injuries resulting from explosion of
explosive material
Excludes: explosion:
on any transport vehicle other than stationary motor
vehicle (E800-E845)
secondary fires resulting from explosion (E890-E899)
E923.0 Fireworks
E923.1 Blasling materials
Includes: blasting cap dynamite
detonator explosive (any) used in blasting
operations
E923.2 Explosive gases
Includes: acetylene gasoline fumes
butane methane
coal gas propane
fire-damp
explosion NOS in mine
348 TA.BULA.R LIST

E923.8 Other
Includes: bomb explosion in:
explosive missile grain store
grenade munitions:
mine dump
shell factory
torpedo
E923.9 Unspecified
jncludes: explosion NOS
E924 Accident caused by hot substance, corrosive liquid, and steam
Includes: burning or scalding by:
acid (any kind)
boiling liquid
corrosive substance
heat from electric heating appliance
hot objects
molten metal
steam, vapour
vitriol
Excludes: burns NOS (E899)
chemical burns resulting from swallowing a corrosive sub-
stance (E860-E869)
fire caused by the substances and objects (E89O-E899)
radiation burns (E926)
therapeutic misadventures (E930, E931)
E925 Accident CIIU!ied by electric current
Includes: burn by electric current "posed wire

I
electric shock faulty appliance
electrocution from high-voltage cable
live rail
open socket
Exclude~ : burn by heat from electrical appliance (E924)
lightning (£907)
E925.0 Home wiring and appliances
E925.1 Industrial wiring or appliances
E925.8 Other
Includes: wiring and appliances in or on:
farm (not farmhouse)
outdoors
public buildings
resident institutions
schools
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 349

E925.9 Unspecified

Includes: burn by electric current NOS

electric shock NOS
electrocution NOS

E916 Accident caused by radiation

E926.0 Non-ionizing

Includes: infra-red lamp

natural radiation
ultra-violet lamp
welding torches
Excludes: complications of irradiation in surgical and medical pro<.:e-
dures (E930-E936)
sunburn (692.8)
E926.1 Ionizing

Includes: over-exposure to:

isotopes (various)
radioactive substances
radium
X-rays
Excludes: atomic power plant malfunction in water transport (E838)
cancer due to radiation (173)
complications of radiation in surgical and medical proce-
dures (E930-E936)
sunburn (692.8)
war operations (E996)

E927 Vehicle accidents not elsewhere classifiable

Includes: any accident not classifiable to the preceding <.:ategories,
involving:
cable car, not on rails
coal car in mine
elevator
handtruck
logging car
self-propelled truck, industrial
station baggage truck
stationary motor vehicle, not on a public highway
sled, snow- and ice-vehicle
tram, truck, or tub in mine or quarry
vehicle used only on industrial premises
wheelbarrow
350 TABULAR LIST

E9l8 MadJinery accidents DOt elsewhere classifiable

Includes: any accident not classifiable to the preceding categories,
involving:
carpet sweeper machinery (in) (on):
cotton gin mining
crane quarry
dairy equipment recreation
dragline road
electric: threshing
fan mangle (electric)
milter pile driver
heating equipment roller coaster
(electric, non- saw mill
electric) sewing machine (electric)
elevator (grain) (mine) ski tow
hay rake stationary engine
hoisting equipment steam:
lawn mower roller
machine tool shovel
machinery (in) (on): tipple car
construction tractor
drilling turbine
farm turntable
home vacuum cleaner
industrial washing machine
E919 Other and unspecified ac:ddents
Includes: accident NOS
blow NOS
casualty (not due to war)
decapitation
injury (any part of body, or
unspecified) stated as accidentally in-
killed flicted but not otherwise
knocked down specified
mangled
wound
Eltcludes: fracture NOS (E887)
injuries undetermined whether accidentaJly or purposely
inflicted (E980-E989)

SURGICAL AND MEDICAL COMPLICATIONS AND MISADVENTURES

(E930·E936)

Includes: complications resulting from medicaJ and surgical proce-

dures, such as:
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 351

anaphylactic shock }
haemolysis . . f· d f·
serUl~ sickness ID m uSlOn an trans USlOn

reactton
burns resulting from administration of X-rays and radio-
active substances
burns, scaMs, resulting from locaJ application of externally
applied medicaments
delayed haemorrhage in surgical treatment
deprivation of oxygen in anaesthesia
infection or sepsis
overdose of anaesthetic
reactions (idiosyncratic) to drugs and biologicals
serum hepatitis with date of onset within eight months
after:
injection (e.g., drugs, vaccination, blood tests, skin tests)
transfusion of blood and blood products
Excludes: contact dermatitis due to drugs and medicaments (692.3)
overdose of drug and wrong drug given in error (E85O-E859)
late effect of surgical and medical procedures (E947-E949)
E~JO Complications and misadventures in operative therapeutic proce-
dures
E930.0 In surgical treatment, excluding effects ofanaesthetic management
E930.1 In anaesthesia during operative treatment
E930.2 In infusion or transfusion during operative treatment
E93O.9 In other procedures during operative treatment
Includes: administration of X-rays and radioactive substances
administration of drugs and biologicals
E931 Complications and misadventures in other and unspecified thera-
peutic procedures
E931.0 In we of X-rays and radioactive substances
E931.1 In administration af drugs and biologicals
E931.2 In infusion and transfusion
E931.3 In focal applications
E931.8 In other therapeutic procedures
E931.9 In unspecified therapeutic procedures
a3l Complications and misadventures in diagnostic procedures
E932.0 In surgical procedures, excluding effects of anaesthetic manage-
ment
352 TABULAR LiST

£932.1 In anaesthesia
E932.2 In use of X·rays or radioactive su.bs/ances
E932.3 In administration of drugs and biologicals
£932.8 In other diagnostic procedures
Includes: blood·sampling
catheterization
E932.9 In unspecified diagnostic procedures
E933 CompHcations and misadventures in prophylaxis with baderial
vaccines
E933.0 BCG IJaccine
E933.1 Typhoid and paratyphoid vaccine
E933.2 Cholera vaccine
E933.3 Plague vaccine
E933.4 Tetanu.s vaccine
E933.5 Diphtheria vaccine
E933.6 Pertussis vaccine, including combinations with a pertussis com·
ponen!
E933.8 Other and unspecified bacterial IJaccines
E933.9 Mixed bacterial IJaccines, except combinations with a pertussis
component
E934 Complications and misadventures in prophylaxis with other
vaccines
Includes: post-vaccinal:
encephalitis
sepsis
skin eruption
E934.0 Smallpox vaccine
Includes: generalized vaccinia
£934.1 Rabies vaccine
E934.2 Typhus vaccine
E934.3 Yellow fe.ver vaccine
E934.4 Measles vaccine
E934.5 Poliomyelitis vaccine
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 353

£934.6 Other and unspecified viral and rickettsial vaccines

£934.7 Mixed viral-rickettsial and bacterial vaccines, except combina-
tions with a pertussis component
E934.9 Other and unspecified vaccines
E93S Complications and misadventures in other prophylactic proce-
dures
Includes: prophylactic:
appendectomy
circumcision
sterilization
other prophylactic procedure, except vaccination
£935.0 In surgical procedures, excluding effects of anaesthetic manage-
ment
E935.1 In anoesthesia during prophylactic procedures
£935.2 In use 0/ X-rays and radioactive substances
E935.3 In administration of drugs and biologicals
£935.9 In other and unspecified procedures
E936 Complications aod misadventures in other non-therapeutic proce-
d.""
Includes: procedures undertaken for aesthetic purpose
ritual circumcision
E936.0 In surgical procedures, excluding effects of anaesthetic manage-
ment
£936.1 In anaesthesia
E936.9 In other and unspecified procedures
Includes: administration of X-rays and radioactive substances
administration of drugs and biologicals

LATE EFFECTS OF ACCIDENTAL INJURY (E94O-E949)

E940 Late effect of motor vehicle accident
Includes: late effects of accidents classifiable to £810-E823
E941 Late effect of other transport accident
Includes: late effects of accidents classifiable to E800-E807, E825-E845
E942 Late efl'ed of accidental poisoning
Includes: late effects of accidents classifiable to E850-£877
354 TABULAR. UST

E943 Late effect of accldental fall

Includes: late effects of accidents classifiable to E880-E887
E944 Late effed of accident caused by fire
Includes: late effects of accidents classifiable to E890-E899
E945 Late efl'ed of accident dne to natnral and environmental factors
Includes: late effects of accidents classifiable to E900-E909
E946 Late efl'eet of other accidents
Includes: late effects of accidents classifiable to E910-E929
E947 Late effect of surgical operation
Includes: late effects of complications and misadventures in surgical
procedure classifiable to E930.0, E932.0, E935.0, E936.0
E948 Late effect of madiadon
Includes: late effects of complications and misadventures resulting
from irradiation classifiable to E931.0, E932.2, E935.2,
E936.9
E949 Late effect of other swgical and medical procedwes
Includes: late effects of complications and misadventures classifiable to
remainder of E930-E936

SUICIDE AND SELF-INFLICTED lNJURY (E950-E959)

Includes: injuries in:

suicide and attempted suicide
self-inflicted injuries specified as intentional
E9SO Suicide and self-infticted poisoning by solid or liquid substaoces
Includes: suicide and self-inflicted poisoning by any solid or liquid
substances classifiable to E8SO-E859
E951 Suicide and self-inflicted poisoning by gases in domestic use
Includes: suicide and self-inflicted poisoning by any gas in domestic
use classifiable to E870-E872
E951 Suicide and self-inftieted poisoning by other gases
Includes: suicide and self-inflicted poisoning by any gas classifiable
to E873-E877
E953 Suicide and self-inOided injury by banging, stranguladon and
suffocation
Includes: suicide and self-inflicted injury by suffocation by plastic bag
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 355

E954 Suicide Bod self·in8ieted iujury by submersion (drowning)

E9S5 Suicide and self-iIJfUcted injury by firearms and explosives
Includes: suicide and self·inflieted injury by:
firearms and explosives classifiable to E922, E923
shooting
E956 Suiclde and self-inflicted injury by cutting and piercing instru-
ments
Includes: suicide and self-inl1icted injury by:
any instrument classifiable under E920

~~~cture } any part of body

stab
E957 Suicide aod self-inflicted injury by jumping from bigh plaCf,
E958 Suicide and self-inflicted injury by other and unspecified means
Includes: suicide and self·inHicted injury by any means, including
unspecified means, except those classifiable under
E950-E957, such as:
felo-de-se suicide or attempted suicide by:
suicidal wound fire
suicide or attempted jumping before train, vehicle, or
suicide by: other moving object
burns motor vehicle
caustic substances, scald
except poisoning unspecified means
electrocution
extremes of cold
E959 Late effect of self-infticted injury
Includes: death or disability reported as late effect of or occurring as
sequela one year or more after attempted suicide or self-
inflicted injury classifiable to E950-E958

HOMICIDE AND INJURY PURPOSELY INFLICTED BY OTHER PERSONS

(E96().E969)
Includes: injuries infticted by another person with intent to injure or
kill, by any means
Excludes: injuries due to:
legal intervention (E970--E979)
operations of war (E990-E999)
E960 Fight, brawl, rape
Includes: brawl or fight with killed in fight
hands, fists, foot
356 TABULAR LIST

Excludes: homicidal:
injury by weapons (E965, E966)
strangulation (E963)
submersion (E964)

E961 Assault by c:orrosive or caustic: substance, exc:ept poisoning

Includes: injury or death purposely caused by corrosive or caustic
substance, such as:
burning or scalding by:
acid (any)
corrosive substance
vitriol
Excludes: chemical burns from swallowing a corrosive substance (E962)
burns from hot liquid (E968)

E962 Assault by poisoning

Includes: homicidal poisoning (any solid, liquid or gas)

E963 Assault by banging and stnogulafion

Includes: homicidal (attempt):
hanging
garrotting or ligature
strangulation
suffocation

E964 Assault by submersion (drowning)

E965 Assault by firearms and explosives

Includes: assassination (attempt), homicidal (attempt), by firearms
and explosives classifiable under E922, E923
homicidal:
gunshot (wound)
shooting

E966 Assault by cutting and piercing instruments

Includes: assassination (attempt), homicide (attempt) by any instrument
classifiable under E920
homicidal:
out }
puncture any part of body
stab
stabbed
E967 Assault by pushing from high plac:e
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 357

EO.. Assault by other and unspecified means

Includes: abandonment of child injury to child due to criminal
(with intent to in- abortion
jure or kill) manslaughter (non-accidental)
assassination (attempt) murder (attempt), unqualified
NOS violence, non-accidental
bite of human being
criminal neglect
hit on head, homicidal
hit by blunt object
homicidal (attempt):
burns
injUry
wound, unqualified
E969 Late effect of injury purposely inflicted by other person
Includes: death or disability reported as late effect of or occurring as
sequela one year or more after injury purposely inflicted
by other person classifiable to E960-E968

LEGAL INTERVENTION (E970-E978)

Includes: injuries inflicted by the police or other law-enforcing agents,
including military on duty, in the course of arresting or
attempting to arrest lawbreakers, suppressing distur-
bances, maintaining order, and other legal action
legal execution
Excludes: injuries caused by civil insurrections (E990-E999)
E070 Injury due to legal intervention by firearms
Includes: shot injury by:
gunshot wound machine-gun
revolver
rifle
E971 Injury due to legal intervention by explosives
Includes: injured by:
dynamite
explosive shell
grenade
mortar bomb
E972 Injury due to legal intervention by gas
Includes: asphyxiation by gas
injury by teaf gas
poisoning by gas
358 TABUL .... R LiST

E973 Injury due to legal intervention by blunt object

Includes: hit, struck by:
baton
blunt object
stave
E974 Injury due to legal intervention by cutting and piercing instruments
Includes: cut
incised wound
injured by bayonet
stab wound
E97S Injury due to legal intervention by other specified means
Includes: blow
man-handling
E976 Injury due to legal intervention by unspecified means
E977 Late effect or injuries due to legal intervention
Includes: death or disability reported as late effect of or occurring as
sequela one year or more arter injury resulting from
legal intervention classifiable to E970-E976
EIJ78 Legal execution
Includes: all executions perrormed at the behest or the judiciary or
ruling authority (whether permanent or temporary),
such as:
asphyxiation by gas hanging
beheading, decapitation poisoning
(by guillotine) shooting
capital punishment other specified means
electrocution

INJURY UNDETERMINED WHETHER .... CCIDENTALLY OR PURPOSELY

INFLiCTED (E980-E989)

Categories E980-E989 are for use when it cannot be determined whether

the injuries are accidental, suicidal or homicidal. They include selr-
inflicted injuries not specified either as accidental or as intentional.
E980 Poisoning by solid or liquid substances, undetermined whether
accidentally or purposely inflicted
Includes: poisoning by any solid or liquid substance classifiable under
E850-E869
E981 Poisoning by gases in domestic use, undetermined whether acci-
dentally or purposely inDicted
Includes: poisoning by gas classifiable under £870-£872
 EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY 359

E982 Poisoning by other gases, undetermined whether accidentally or

purposely inflicted
Includes: poisoning by any gas classifiable under E873-E877
E983 Hanging, strangulation, or suffocation, undetermined whether
accidentally or purposely inDicted
Includes: suffocation in plastic bag
E984 Submersion (drowning), undetermined whether acddentally or
purposely inDicted
E985 Injury by firearms and explosives, undetermined whether acci-
dentally or purposely inflicted
Includes: injury by firearms and explosive missiles classifiable under
E922, E923
E986 Injury by cutting and piercing instruments, undetermined whether
accidentally or purposely inDicted
Includes: injury by instruments classifiable under EnD

;~~cture (wound) } any part of body

stab (wound)
E987 Falling from high place, undetermined whether accidentally or
purposely inflicted
E988 Injury by other and unspecified means, undetermined whether
accidentaUy or purposely inflicted
Includes: injury by any means, including unspecified means, except
those classifiable under E980-E987
E989 Late effect of injury, undetermined whether accidentally or pur-
posely inDicted
Includes: death or disability reported as late effect of or occurring as
sequela one year or more after injury, undetermined
whether accidentally or purposely inDicted, classifiable to
E980-E988

INJURY RESULTING FROM OPERATIONS OF WAR (E990-E999)

Includes: injuries to military personnel and civilians caused by war
and civil insurrections and occurring during the time of
war and insurrection
injuries due to operations of war, occurring after cessation of
hostilities
Excludes: accidents during training of military personnel, manufacture
of war material and transport, unless attributable to
enemy action
360 TABULAR LIST

E990 Injury due to war operations by fires and conflagrations

Includes: aspbyxia } originating from fire caused directly by a fire-
burns producing device or indirectly by any
other injury conventional weapon

E99' Injury due to war operations by bullets and rragments

Includes: bullets (from carbines, machine guns, pistols, riiles, shotguns)
fragments from:
artillery shell land mine
bombs rockets
grenade shell
guided missile shrapnel
Excludes: unconventional weapons, such as nuclear bomb (E996)

E992 Injury due to war operations by explosion or marine weapons

Includes: depth charge torpedo
marine mines underwater blast
mine NOS, at sea or in
harbour
sea-based artillery shell

E993 Injury due to war operations by other explosion

Includes: accidental explosion of explosion of:
munitions being artillery shell
used in war breech block
accidental explosion of cannon block
own weapons mortar bomb
air blast NOS injury by weapon burst
blast NOS
explosion NOS
E994 Injury due to war operations by destruction of aircraft
Includes: aeroplane:
burned
exploded
shot down
crushed by falling aeroplane
E995 Injury due to war operations by other and unspecified forms of
conl'entional warfare

Includes: battle wounds injured in war

bayonet injury sabre wound
drowned in war
operations
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E996 Injury due to war operations by nuclear weapons

Includes: blast effects }
fireball efft:cts from nuclear explosions
heat
exposure to ionizing radiation
other direct and secondary effects of nuclear weapons
E997 Injury due to war operations by other forms of unconventional
warfare
Includes : asphyxia, burn, poisoning, other injury, by:
biological warfare chlorine
agents lewisite
gas and chemicals: mustard gas
lung irritants phosgene
vesicants
nerve gases
lacrimators
screening smokes
E998 Injury due to war operations but occurring after cessation of
hostnities
Includes: injuries due to operations of war but occurring after cessation
of hostilities by any means classifiable under E990-E997
injuries by explosion of bombs or mines placed in the course
of operations of war, if the explosion occurred after
cessation of hostilities
Em Late effect of injury due to war operations
Includes: death or disability reported as late effect of or occurring as
sequela one year or more after injury resulting from
operations of war classifiable to E990-E998
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(NATURE OF INJURy)

Where multiple sites of injury are specified in the titles, the word
" with" indicates involvement of both sites, and the word "and"
indicates involvement of either or both sites. The word" finger" includes
thumb.
FRACTURES (N800.N829)
Fracture dislocation should be classified to the bone involved in the
fracture. Pathological or spontaneous fractures should be classified to
the condition causing the fracture (e.g. metastasis of neoplasm, multiple
myeloma).
The terms" condyle"," coronoid process "," ramus" and" symphysis"
indicate the portion of the bone fractured, not the name of the bone
involved.
The descriptions" closed ", "open", and" late effect", used in the
fourth-digit subdivisions, include the following terms:
closed:
NOS impacted
comminuted linear
depressed with or without march with or without
elevated delayed simple delayed
fissured healing slipped epiphysis healing
greenstick spiral
open:
compound with or without puncture } with or without
infected delayed with foreign body delayed
missile } healing healing
late effect:
malunion nonunion
The following fourth-digit subdivisions are for use with those categories
in N800·N829 for which a more detailed subdivision is not provided:
.0 Closed
.1 Open
.9 Late effect

FRACTURE OF SKULL, SPINE, AND TRUNK (N800·N809)

N800 Fradure of vault of skuU
Frontal bone Vertex
Parietal bone

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NSOI Fracture or base of skuU

Fossa: Sinus
anterior ethmoid
middle frontal
posterior Sphenoid
Occiput Temporal bone

N802 Fracture or race bones

N802.0 Nasal bones, closed
N802.1 Nasal bones, open
N802.2 Mandible, closed
Inferior maxilla Lower jaw (bone)
N802.3 Mandible, open
N802.4 Other, closed
Malar bone Superior maxilla
Orbit Upper jaw (bone)
Palate Zygoma
N802.S Other, open
N802.9 Late effect, any facial bones

N803 Other and unqualified scull rractures

Skull NOS
multiple NOS

N804 Multiple rractures involving skull or race with other bones

N805 Fracture and fracture dislocation of vertebral column without

mention or spinal cord lesion
Neural arch Transverse process
Spine Vertebra
Spinous process
N805.0 Cerl'ical, c10seA
N80S.1 Cervical, open
N80S.2 Dorsal (thoracic) and lumbar, closed
N80S.3 Dorsal (thoracic) and lumbar, open
N805.4 Sacrum and coccyx, closed
N80S.S Sacrum and coccyx, open
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N805.6 Unspecified, closed

NS05.7 Unspecified, open
NS05.9 Late effect, any vertebra

N8O<i Fracture and fracture dislocation or vertebral column with

spinal cord lesion
Any condition in NS05 with:
complete or incomplete transverse paralysis
lesion (of cord) paraplegia
haematomyelia quadriplegia
injury to; spinal concussion
cauda equina
nerve
Judicial hanging
NS06.0 Cervical, closed
NS06.1 Cervical, open
NS06.2 Dorsal (thoracic) and lumbar, closed
N806.3 Dorsal (thoracic) and lumbar, open
NS06.4 Sacrum and coccyx, closed
NS06.5 Sacrum and coccyx, open
NS06.6 Unspecified, closed
NS06.7 Unspecified, open
NS06.9 Late effect, any vertebra

N807 Fracture or rib(s), sternum and larynx

N807.0 Rib (s), closed
NS07.1 Rib (s), open
NS07.2 Sternum, closed
NS07.3 Sternum, open
N807.4 Larynx, closed
Hyoid bone Trachea
Thyroid cartilage
N807.5 Larynx, open
NS07.9 Late effect, rib (s), sternum or larynx
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N808 Fracture of pelvis

Acetabulum Pelvic rim
Ilium Pubis
Innominate bone Symphysis pubis
Ischium
Includes: these conditions with visceral injury
multiple fractures of pelvic bones
N809 Multiple and iII-defined fractures of trunk
Bones of trunk with other bones except of skull and face
Multiple bones of trunk
Pelvis with limb bones
Spine with limb bones
Spine with rib(s)
Excludes: multiple fractures of:
pelvic bones alone (N808)
ribs alone (NS07)
ribs or sternum with limb bones (NSI9, NS2S)
skull or face with other bones (NS04)

FRACTURE OF UPPER LIMB (N81O-N819)

N8tO Fracture of clavicle
Clavicle Clavicle shaft
acromial end Collar bone
interligamentous
N8t1 Fracture of scapula
Acromial process Scapula glenoid (cavity)
Acromion (process) Shoulder blade
Scapula (body) (neck)
N812 Fracture of humerus
NS12.0 Upper end, closed
Anatomical neck Surgical neck
Great tuberosity Shoulder
Proximal end Upper epiphysis
NS12.1 Upper end, open
NS12.2 Shaft or unspecified part, closed
Humerus NOS Upper arm NOS
shaft
NSI2.) Shaft or unspecified part, open
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NS12.4 Lower end, closed

Articular process External condyle
Distal end Internal epicondyle
Elbow Lower epiphysis
NSI2.5 Lower end, open
NS12.9 Late effect, any part
N813 Fracture or radius and ulna
NS13.0 Upper end or Wlspecified part, closed
Forearm NOS Ulna:
Proximal end coronoid process
Radius: olecranon process
head
neck
NS13.1 Upper end or unspecified part, open
NS13.2 Shaft, closed
NS13.3 Shaft, open
NS13.4 Lower end, closed
Colles' fracture Ulna:
Distal end head
Radius, lower end lower epiphysis
Smith's fracture styloid process
NS13.5 Lower end, open
NS13.9 Late effect, any part
N814 Fracture or carpal bone(s)
Cuneiform, wrist Semilunar bone
Navicular, wrist Trapezium
Os magnum Trapezoid bone
Scaphoid, wrist Unciform
Pisiform Wrist
N8fS Fracture or metacarpal bone(s)
Bennett's fracture Metacarpus
Hand (except finger) Stave fractures
N8f6 Fracture or one or more phalanges or baud
Finger(s) Thumb
NSf' Multiple rractures or band bones
Metacarpal bone(s) with phalanx or phalanges of same hand
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N818 Other, multiple, and iII-defined fractures of upper limb

Arm NOS
Multiple bones of same upper limb
Excludes: multiple fractures of:
metacarpal bone(s) with phalanx or phalanges (N817)
phalanges of hand alone (N816)
radius with ulna (NSI3)
N819 Multiple fractures both upper limbs, and upper limb with rib(s)
and sternum

Both arms (any bones) Arm(s) with rib(s) or sternum

FRACTURE OF LOWER LIMB (N820-N829)

N820 Fraclure of neck of femur

Hip Subtrochanteric section
Epiphysis, head Trochanter
N821 Fracture of other and uMpecified parts of femur
N811.0 Shaft or unspeci/iedpart, closed
Thigh Upper leg
N821.1 Shaft or unspecified part, open
N811.2 Lower end, closed
Condyle Epiphysis, lower
Distal end
N821.3 Lower end, open
N821.9 Late effect, either part
N822 Fraclure of patella
Knee cap

N823 Fracture or tibia and fibula

Excludes: Dupuytren's fracture (N824)
Pott's fracture (N824)
N823.0 Upper end or unspecified part, closed
Head Tibia:
Lower leg NOS condyles
Proximal end tuberosity
N823.! Upper end or unspecified part, open
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N823.2 Shaft, closed

N823.3 Shaft, open
N823.9 Late effect, either part
N824 Fracture of ankle
Dupuytren's fracture Pott's fracture
Malleolus (external) (internal) Tibia involving ankle
N82S Fracture of ope or more tarsal and metatarsal bones
Astragalus Instep
Calcaneus Navicular, foot
Cuboid Os calcis
Cuneiform, foot Scaphoid, foot
Foot (except toe) Tarsal with metarsal bone(s), only
Heel bone
N826 Fracture of one or more phalanges of foot
Toe(s)
N827 Other, multiple, and iU-defincd fraetures of lower limb
Leg NOS
Multiple bones of same lower limb
Excludes: multiple fractures of:
ankle bones alone (N824)
phalanges of foot alone (N826)
tarsal with metatarsal bones (NS25)
tibia with fibula (N823)
N828 Multiple fradures involving both lower limbs, lower with upper
limb, and lower limb(s) with rib(s) and sternum
Arm(s) and leg(s) (any bones) Leg(s) with rib(s) or sternum
Both legs (any bones)
N829 Fracture of unspeeified bones

DISLOCATION WITHOUT FRACTURE (N830-N839)

Includes: displacement
subluxation
Excludes: congenital dislocation (755, 756)
fracture dislocation (NSOO-N829)
recurrent or pathological dislocation (724, 726, 729)
The descriptions" simple" and .. compound", used in the fourth-digit
subdivisions, include the following terms:
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simple:
NOS partial
closed uncomplicated
complete
compound:
infected with foreign body
open

The following fourth-digit subdivisions are for use with categories

N830-N838:
.0 Simple dislocation
.1 Compound dislocation
.9 Late effect

N830 DIslocation of jaw

Jaw (cartilage) (meniscus) Maxilla (inferior)
Mandible Temporomandibular (joint)

N831 DIslocation of shoulder

Acromioclavicular (joint) Scapula
Humerus, proximal end Sternoclavicular joint
Excludes: sternum (N839.5, N839.6, N839.9)

N832 Disloution of elbow

Humerus, distal end Vlna, proximal end
Radius, proximal end

N833 Dislocation of wrist

Carpal (bone) Radiocarpal (joint)
Carpometacarpal (joint) Radio-ulnar (joint), distal
Metacarpal (bone), proximal end Radius, distal end
Midcarpal Uaint) Vlna, distal end

N834 Dlsloc:ation of finger

Finger(s) Metacarpophalangeal (joint)
Interphalangeal (joint), hand Phalanx of hand
Metacarpal (bone), distal end Thumb

N835 Dislocation of hip

Femur, proximal end Thigh, proximal end
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N836 Dislocation of knee

Femur, distal end Semilunar cartilage, knee
Fibula, proximal end Thigh, distal end
Patella Tibia, proximal end
Excludes: internal derangement of knee joint (724. t)
recurrent dislocation of knee (724.1)
N837 Dislocation of ankle
Astragalus Scaphoid, foot
Fibula, distal end Tibia, distal end
Navicular, foot
N838 Dislocation of foot
Interphalangeal (joint), foot Phalanx of foot
Metatarsal (bone) Tarsal (bone) (joint)
Metatarsophalangeal (joint) Tarsometatarsal (joint)
Midtarsal (joint) Toe(s)
N839 Other, multiple, and ill-defined dislocations
NS39.0 Cervical vertebra, simple
Cervical spine Neck
NS39.1 Cervical vertebra. compound
NS39.5 Other location, simple
Coccyx Spine, except cervical
Pelvis Sternum
Sacro-iliac (joint) Trachea
Sacrum Vertebra, except cervical
N839.6 Other location, compound
N839.7 Mu.ltiple and ill-defined, simple
A,m Other ill-defined locations
Back Unspecified location
Hand Multiple locations, except fingers
alone and toes alone
NS39.S Multiple and ill-defined, compound
NS39.9 Late effect, cervical vertebra or other

SPRAINS AND STRAINS OF JOINTS AND ADJACENT MUSCLES

(N840-N848)
Includes: laceration
rupture } of ligaments and muscles
tear
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Excludes: when associated with open wounds (N870-N908)

N840 Sprains and skains of shoulder and upper arm

Acromioclavicular (joint) Scapula
Humerus (proximal end) Sternoclavicular (joint)

N841 Sprains and strams of elbow lind forearm

Humerus, distal end Ulna (proximal end)
Radius (pro:<imal end)

N842 Sprains and strains of wrist and band

Carpal Radiocarpal (joint)
Carpometacarpal (joint) Radius, distal end
Finger(s) Thumb
Metacarpophalangeal (joint) Ulna, distal end

N843 Sprains and strains of hip and thigh

Femur (proximal end)

N844 Sprains and skains of knee and leg

Femur, distal end Tibia
Fibula Tibiofibular joint, superior
Patella

N845 Sprains and skains of ankle and foot

Metatarsophalangeal (joint) Tarsometatarsal (joint)
Midtarsal (joint) Tibiofibular joint, distal
Tarsal Toe(s)

N846 Sprains and strains of sacro-iliac region

Lumbosacral (joint)

N847 Sprains and skains of otber and unspedfied parts of back

N847.0 Neck
Cervical vertebrae
N847.8 Other
Coccyx: Other specified parts of back
Spine (lumbar) (sacral)
N847.9 Unspecified
Back NOS
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N848 Other and iII-defined sprains lind strains

Jaw Sternum
Pelvis Unspecified site
Rib Multiple sites except fingers alone
and toes alone

INTRACRANIAL INJURY (EXCLUDING THOSE WITH SKULL FRACTURE)

(N850-N854)
Excludes: burn (N940, N94I, N946, N94B)
contusion and haematoma of face and scalp (N920, N921)
nerve injury (N950, N951)
open wound alone (N870-N873, N879.7-N879.9)
The description "open wound", used in the fourth-digit subdivisions,
includes the following terms:
cut with infection
laceration with foreign body
The following fourth-digit subdivisions are for USe with categories NBSl-
N854:
.0 Without mention of open intracranial wound
.1 With open intracranial wound
.9 Late effect
N850 Concussion
NB50.0 Current or unspecified
Commotio cerebri
N850.9 Late effect
Concussion syndrome Encephalopathy due to trauma
NBSI Cerebral laceration and contusion
Brain (any part) Cerebellum
cortex Cortex (cerebral)
membrane
N852 Subarachnoid. subdural and extradW'al haemorrhage. following
injury (without mention of cerebral laceration or contusion)
Middle meningeal haemOrrhage} f 11 . ..
Subdural haematoma 0 OWlDg IOJury

N8S3 Otber and unspecified intracranial haemorrhage following injury

(without mention of cerebral laceration or contusion)
Cerebral compression due to injury
Traumatic cerebral haemorrhage
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N8S4 Intercranial injury of otber and unspecified nature

Brain injury NOS Open wound NOS of head
Cerebral irritation Traumatic:
Crushing of head without delirium
mention of fracture stupor
Head injury NOS
Excludes: spinal cord lesions without evidence of vertebral injury
(N958)

Includes: blast injuries

bruise
concussion injuries
I
INTERNAL INJURY OF CHEST, ABOOMEN AND PELVIS

of
internal
(except cerebral) organs
haematoma
laceration
puncture
tear
(N860-N869)

of
internal
organs
crushing traumatic
rupture
these conditions with fractures in the same region, except
fracture of pelvis with visceral injury (N808)
Excludes: concussion NOS (N850)
foreign body entering through orifice (N930-N939)
The description" with open wound ", used in the fourth-digit subdivi-
sions, includes those with mention of infection or foreign body.
The following fourth-digit subdivisions are for use with categories N860,
N862-N869:
.0 Without mention of open wound into cavity
.1 With open wound into cavity
.9 Late effect

N860 Traumatic pneumothorax and haemotborax

N861 Injury to beart and lung
N861.0 Heart without mention of open wound into thorax
N861.1 Heart with open wound into thorax
N861.2 Lung without mention of open wound into thorax
N861.3 Lung with open wound into thorax
N861.9 ute effect, either organ
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N862 Injury to otber and unspecified intratboracic organs

Aorta Crushed chest
Bronchi Traumatic asphyxia
Oesophagus MUltiple intrathoracic organs
Pleura
Thorax, internal
Thymus gland
N863 Injury to gastro-intestinal tract
Anus Rectum
Intestine (any part) Stomach
Pancreas
Excludes: anal sphincter laceration during delivery (658)
bile duct (N868)
gallbladder (N868)
N864 Injury to linr
N865 Injury to spleen
N866 Injury to kidney
N867 Injury to pelvic organs
Bladder Prostate
Cervix Seminal vesicle
Fallopian tube Ureter
Internal genital organs Urethra
(any) Uterus
Ovary Vas deferens
Excludes: injury during delivery (659, 660)
N868 Injury to other and unspecified intra-abdominal organs
Adrenal gland Peritoneum
Bile duct Multiple intra-abdominal
Gallbladder organs
N869 Internal injury, unspecified or in,"ohing Intrathoracic and intra-
abdominal organs
Intrathoracic with intra-abdominal organs
Multiple extreme injury NOS
Severe crushing of unspecified site

LACERATION AND OPEN WOUND (N870-N907)

Includes: avulsion
cut
traumatic amputation
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Excludes: burn (N940-N949)

crushing without open wound (N920-N929)
superficial injury (N91O-N9IS)
when incidental to:
dislocation (NS30-NS39)
fracture (NSOO-NS29)
internal injury (NS60-NS69)
intracranial injury (NS51-NS54)
nerve injury (N950-N959)
The description" complicated ", used in the fourth-digit subdivisions,
includes those with mention of delayed healing, delayed treatment,
foreign body or major infection. It excludes injuries from foreign body
entering through orifice (N930-N939).

LACERATION AND OPEN WOUND Of' HEAD, NECK AND TRUNK

(N870-N879)
The following fourth-digit subdivisions are for use with categories
NS70, N872, N874-N878:
.0 Without mention of complication
.1 Complicated
.9 Late effect
N870 Open wound of eye and orbit
Cornea Ocular muscle
Eyeball Orbit
Eyelid Retina
Iris Vitreous
Len,
Excludes: 2nd cranial nerve (optic) (N950)
3rd cranial nerve (oculomotor) (N951)
enucleation of eye (NS71)
N871 Enucleation of eye
Avulsion of eye
N871 Open wound of ear
Auricle, ear Eustachian tube
Auditory canal Pinna
Ear drum
N873 Other and unspe<:ified laceration of head
N873.0 Scalp without mention of complication
N873.1 Scalp complicated
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N873.2 Nose without mention of complicatian

Nasal septum Nasal sinus
N873.3 Nose complicated
N873.7 Other face without mention of complication
Cheek Gum
Eyebrow Jaw
Face Mouth
NOS Palate
multiple sites Tongue
Forehead Tooth (broken)
N873.8 Other face complicated
N873.9 Late effect, nose, other face and scalp
N874 Open wound of neck
Larynx Throat
Pharynx Thyroid gland.
Supraclavicular region Trachea
N875 Open wound of chest (wan)
Excludes: open wound into thoracic cavity
N876 Open wound of back
Loin Lumbar region
N877 Open wound of buttock
Sacra-iliac region

N878 Open wound of genital organs (external) including traumatic

amputation
Labium (majus) (minus) Testis
Penis Vagina
Scrotum Vulva
Excludes: internal genital organs (N867)

N879 Other, multiple and unspecified open wounds of head, neck and
II.nk
N879.0 Other specified sites of trunk without mention of complication
Abdominal wall Inguinal region
Breast Pelvic floor
Epigastric region Pelvic region
Flank Perineum
Groin Pubic region
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N879.1 Other £pecified £ites of trunk complicated

N879.7 Multiple and unspecified sites without mention. of complication.
Multiple sites of head, neck and trunk, e;ll;cept of face alone
Trunk NOS
N879.8 Multiple and un£pecijied sile£, complicated
N879.9 Late effect, other specified, multiple and unspecified £ite£

LACERATION AND OPEN WOUND OF UPPER LIMB (N880-N887)

The following fourth-digit subdivisions are for use with categories
N880-N884:
.0 Without mention of complication
.1 Complicated
.2 With tendon involvement
.9 Late effect
Ofthese subdivisions, .0, .1, and.9 are for use with categories N885-N887
N880 Open wound of shoulder and upper arm
Axilla Scapular region
N881 Open wound of elbDw, forearm and wrist
N881 Open wound of hand except finger(s) alone
N883 Open wound of Hnger(s)
Finger (nail) Thumb (nail)
N884 Multiple and uospec:ified OpeD wound of upper limb
Arm NOS Upper limb NOS
Multiple sites of one upper limb
N885 Traumatk amputation of thumb (complete) (partial)
Thumb(s) (with finger(s) of either hand)
N886 Traumatic amputation of other finger(s) (complete) (pardal)
Finger(s) of one or both hands, without mention of thumb(s)
N887 Traumatic amputation of arm and baocl (complete) (partial)
One or both arms or hands One arm with other hand
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LACERATION AND OPEN WOUND OF LOWER LIMB (N890-N897)

The following fourth-digit subdivisions are for use with categories
N890-N894:
.0 Without mention of complication
.1 Complicated
.2 With tendon involvement
.9 Late effect
Of these sulxiivisions, .0, .1, and .9 are for use with categories N895-N897
N890 Open wound of hip and thigh
N891 Open wound of knee, leg (except thigh) and ankle
Leg NOS Multiple sites of leg, except thigh
N81J2 Open wound of foot except toe(s) alone
Hoe!
N893 Open wound of toe(s)
Toe (nail)
N894 Multiple and unspecified open wound of lower limb
Lower limb NOS Multiple sites of one lower limb,
except as in N891
N89S Traumatic amputation of toe(s) (complete) (partial)
Toe(s) of one or both feet
N896 Traumatic amputation of foot (complete) (partial)
One or both feet
N897 Traumatic amputation of leg(s) (complete) (partial)
One or both legs One leg with other foot

LACERATION AND OPEN WOUND OF MULTIPLE LOCATION (N900-N907)

The following fourth-digit subdivisions are for use with categories N900-
N906,
.0 Without mention of complication
.l Complicated
.2 With tendon involvement
.9 Late effect
Of these subdivisions, .0, .1, and.9 are for use with category N907.
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N900 Multiple open wounds of both upper limbs

E:tcludes: both hands alone (N903)

N901 Multiple open wounds of both lower limbs

N902 Multiple open wounds of upper with lower limb(s)

One or both arms with one or both legs

N903 Multiple open wounds of both hands

Any parts (finger, palm, thumb) of both hands (e:tcluding wrists)

N904 Multiple open wounds of head with limb(s)

Excludes: face with limb(s) (N906)

N905 Multiple open wounds of trunk witb limb(s)

N906 Multiple open wounds of face with limb(s)

N907 Multiple open wounds of otber and unspecified location

Multiple sites, unspecified or not elsewhere classified
Unspecified site

SUPERFICIAL INJURY (N910-N918)

Includes: abrasion insect bite, nonvenomous

blister scratch
Excludes: burn (N940-N949)
contusion (N92O-N929)
insect bite, venomous (N989.4)
The following fourth-digit subdivisions are for use with categories N910-
N918:
.0 Without mention of infection
.1 Infected
.9 Late effect

N~IO Superficial injury of face. neck. scalp

Cheek Gum
E.. Lip
Eye Nose
Eyelid Throat
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N91l Superficial injury of trunk

Abdominal wall Interscapular region
Anus Labium (majus) (minus)
Back Penis
Breast Perineum
Buttock Scrotum
Chest wall Testis
Flank Vagina
Groin Vulva
Excludes: scapular region (N912)
N912 Superficial injury of shoulder and upper arm
Axilla Scapular region
N913 Superficial injury of elbow, forearm and wrist
N914 Superficial injury of hand(s) exc:ept finger(s) alone
N915 Superficial injury of finger(s)
Finger (nail) Thumb (nail)
N916 Superficial injury of hip, thigh, leg and ankle
N917 Superficial injury of foot and toe(s)
Heel Toe (nail)
N918 Superficial injury of other, multiple and unspecified sites
Excludes: multiple sites classifiable to the same three-digit category
(N910.N917)

CONTUSION AND CRUSHING WITH INTACT SKIN SURFACE (N920-N929)

Includes: bruise }
haemarthrosis without fracture or open wound
haematoma
Excludes: concussion (N850)
when incidental to:
dislocation (N830-N839)
fracture (N800-N829)
internal injury (N860-N869)
intracranial injury (N850-N854)
nerve injury (N950-N959)
N920 Contusion of face, scalp, and neck except eye(s)
Cheek Mandibular joint
Gum Nose
Lip Throat
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N921 Contusion of eye and orbit

Canthus Eyelid
N912 Contusion of tnmk
Abdominal wall labium (majus) (minus)
Back Penis
Breast Perineum
Buttock Scrotum
Chest wall Testis
Flank Vagina
Groin Vulva
Interscapular region
Excludes: crushing of chest (N862)
scapular region (N923)
N92J Contusion of sbouIder and upper arm
Axilla Scapular region
N924 Contusioo of elbow, forearm and wrist
N915 Contusion of baDd(s) except ftnger(s) aloae
N926 Contusion of ftnger(s)
Finger (nail) Thumb (nail)
N917 Contusion of hlp, thigh, leg and ankle
Knee leg (any part)
N928 Contusion of foot and toe(s)
Heel Toe (nail)
N9Z9 Contusion of other, multiple and unspecified sites
Excludes: multiple sites classifiable to the same three-digit category
(N920-N92S)

EFFECTS OF FOREiGN BODY ENTERING THROUGH ORIFICE (N93()"'N939)

Excludes: foreign body in open wound (N800-N839, N851-N908)
foreign body inadvertently left in operation wound (N998.4)
N930 Foreign body in eye and adnexa
Anterior chamber Len,
Conjunctival sac Ocular muscle
Cornea Orbit
Eyeball Retina
Eyelid Tear duct
Iris Tear gland
Lacrimal duct or gland Vitreous
 NATURE OF INJURY 383

N931 Foreign body in ear

Auditory canal Auricle
N931 Foreign body in nose
Nasal sinus Nostril
N933 Foreign body in pbarynx and larynx
Nasopharynx Asphyxia due to foreign body
Throat (any part) Choked on:
food (regurgitated)
phlegm
N934 Foreign body in bronchus ami lung
Bronchioles Trachea
N93S Foreign body in mouth, oesophagus, stomacb
N936 Foreign body in intestine and oolon
N937 Foreign body in anus and rectum
Rectosigmoid (junction)
N938 Foreign body in digestive system, unspecified
Alimentary tract NOS Swallowed foreign body
N939 Foreign body in genito-urinary lract
Bladder Urethra
Cervix Vagina
Penis

BURN (N940-N949)
Includes: external chemical burns burns from:
friction burns hot object
irradiation burns electrical heating appliance
burns from flame scalds
Excludes: blisters (N910-N918)
burns from swallowing corrosive substance (N983)
effects of:
electricity (N994.8)
lightning (N994.0)
radiation other than burn (N990)
sunburn (692.8)
The description" complicated", used in the fourth-digit subdivisions,
includes those with delayed healing, delayed treatment, or majorinfection.
384 TABULAR LIST

The following fourth-digit subdivisions are [or use with categories N940·
N949:
.0 Unspecified degree, without mention of complication
.! First degree, without mention of complication
.2 Second degree, without mention of complication
.3 Third degree, without mention of complication
.8 Complicated
.9 Late effect

N940 Burn confined to eye

Eyelid Orbit region
N941 Burn confined to face, head and neck
Ear (any part) Mouth (any part)
Eye with other parts of face, Nose (septum)
head and neck Scalp (any part)
G,m Temple (region)
Lip Throat (any part)

N942 Burn confined to trunk

Abdominal wall Interscapular region
Anus Labium (majus) (minus)
Back (any part) Penis
Breast Perineum
Buttock Scrotum
Chest Wall Testis
Flank Vagina
Groin Vulva
Excludes: scapular region (N943)

N943 Bum confined to upper limb except wrist and hand

Arm (any part except wrist or hand) Scapular region
Axilla Shoulder

N944 Burn confined to wrist(s) and hand(s)

Finger (nail) Thumb (nail)
Palm
N945 Burn confined to lower limb(s)
Foot (any part) Thigh (any part)
Leg (any part) Toe (nail)
 NATURE OF INJURY 385

N946 Burn invohing race, head and neck with limb(s)

Any site in N940, N941 with any site in N943·N945
N947 Bum involving trunk with limb(s)
Any site in N942 with any site in N943-N945
N948 Bum involving race, head and neck with trunk and Umb(s)
Any site in N940, N941 with any site in N942 (with any site in N943-
N945)
N949 Bum involving other and unspecified plll1s
Internal organs Unspecified site
Skin NOS

INJURY TO NERVES AND SPINAL CORD (N950-N959)

Includes: division of nerve }
lesion in continuity .
traumatic neuroma (with open wound)
traumatic transient paralysis
Excludes: when complicating fracture (N800-N829); N995.4 provides
for the secondary coding of the nerve injury
The following fourth-digit subdivisions are for use with categories N950-
N957:
.0 Without mention of open wound
.1 With open wound
.9 Late effect
N950 Injury to optic nerve(s)
Second cranial Traumatic blindness NOS
Optic
N951 Injury to other cramal nerve(s)
Cranial nerves:
1st (olfactory) 8th (acoustic, auditory)
3rd (o('ulomotor) 9th (glossopharyngeal)
4th (trochlear) 10th (pneumogastric, vagus)
5th (trigeminal) lith (accessory)
6th (abducent) 12th (hypoglossal)
7th (facial)
Traumatic anosmia Traumatic deafness NOS
N9S1 Injury to nerve(s) in upper arm
Brachial plexus NOS Musculospiral, in upper arm
386 TABULAR LIST

N~3 Injury to Dene(s) iD rorurm

Median, in forearm Ulnar, in forearm

N954 IDjury to nene(s) iD wrist and band

Digital Radial, in wrist and hand
Median, in wrist and hand Ulnar, in wrist and hand
N~5 IDjury to oerve(s) iD thip
Sciatic, in thigh
N9S6 IDjury to Derve(s) in lower leg
Peroneal, in lower leg Tibial, in lower leg
N~7 IDjury to oerve(s) in ankle and root
Peroneal, in ankle and foot Tibial, in ank.le and foot

N958 Spinal cord lesion wltbout erldenc:e or spinal boDe injury

Includes: spinal shock
traumatic paraplegia
N958.0 Cervical, without mention of open wound
N958.1 Cefllical, with open wound
N958.2 Dorsal (thoracic) and lumbar, without mention of open wound
N958.3 Dorsal (thoracic) and lumbar, with open wound
N958.4 Sacral, without mention of open wound
N958.5 Sacral, with open wound
N958.6 Unspecified, without mention of open wound
N958.7 Unspecified, with open wound
N958.9 Late effect. any part
N959 Otber nerve injury including nene injury in several parts
N959.0 Cervical sympathetic without mention of open wound
N959.1 Cervical sympathetic wilh open wound
N959.2 Other and in several parts without mention of open wound
Sacral plexus NOS Unspecified site •
Multiple sites
N959.3 Other and in several paris with open wound
N959.9 Late effect, either
 NATURE OF INJURY 387

ADVERSE EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES (N960-N989)

Includes: acute effects resulting from:
allergic drug reaction absorption
except contact dermatitis ingestion
chronic effects inhalation
internal chemical burn injection
late effects
Excludes: contact dermatitis (692)
external chemical burns (N940-N949)
For classification of specific substances, see Alphabetical Index

ADVERSE EFFECT OF MEDICINAL AGENTS (N960-N979)

N91iO AciYerse effect of antibiotics

N960.0 Penicillin, any
N960.1 Antifungal antibiotics
N960.2 Chloramphenicol
N960.3 Erythromycins
N960.4 Streptomycins
N960.5 Tetracyclines
N960.9 Other antibiotics
N961 Adverse effect of other anti-infectiveg
N961.0 Sulfonamides
N961.l Arsenic anti-inJectives
N961.2 Silver and its compounds
N961.3 Quinoline and hydroxyquinoline derivatives
N961.9 Other onti-i'!fectit'es
N962 Adverse effect of hormones and synthetic substitutes
N962.0 Adrenals
N962.1 Androgens and anabolic congeners
N962.2 Oestrogens
N962.3 Insulins and antidiabetic agents
N962.4 Anterior pituitary extracts
N962.5 Posterior pituitary extracts
N962.6 Progestogens
388 TABULAR LIST

N962.7 Thyroid and thyroid derivatives

N962.8 Antithyroid agents
N962.9 Other hormones and synthetic substitutes
N963 Adverse effect of primarily systemic agents
N963.D Antihistamink and anti·emetic drugs
N963.1 Antineoplastic agents
N963.2 Acidifying agents
N963.3 Alkalinizing agents
N963.4 Other electrolytic, caloric and water balance agents
N963.S Enzymes
N963.6 Vitamins
N963.9 Systemic agents, not elsewhere classified
N964 Adverse effects of agents primarily affecting blood constituents
N964.D Jron and its compounds
N964.1 Liver and liver extracts
N964.2 Anticoagulants
N964.3 Vilamin K products
N964.4 Other coagulants
N964.9 Other agents primarily alJecling blood constituents
N96S Adverse effect of analgesics and antipyretics
N96S.D Opiales and synthetic analogues
N965.1 Sa/icy/ares and congeners
N965.2 Cinchophen and congeners
N965.3 Colchicine
N965.4 Aniline derivatives
N965.5 Other coal-tar derivalives
N96S.9 Other analgesics and antipyretics
N966 Adverse effect of anticonvulsants
N966.D Dione derivatives
N966.1 Hydantoin derivatives
N966.9 Other anticonvu/sanls
 NATURE OF INJURY 389

N967 Adverse elfect of other sedatives and hypnotics

N967.0 Barbiturates
N967.1 Chloral hydrate
N967.2 Paraldehyde
N967.3 Bromides
N967.9 Other sedatives and hypnotics
N968 Adverse effect of other central nervous system depressants
N968.0 Central nervous system muscle relaxants
N968.1 Anaesthetic gases
N968.9 Other
N961) Adverse effect of local anaesthetics
N970 Adverse effect of psychotherapeutics
N970.0 Antidepressants
N970.1 Tranqui//izers
N970.9 Other psychotherapeutic agents
N971 Adverse effect of other central nervous system stimulants
N972 Adverse effect of agents primarily affecting the autonomic ner-
vous system
N9720 Parasympathomimetics (cholinergics)
N972.1 Parasympatho!ytics (anticholinergics)
N972.2 Sympathomimetics (adrenergics)
N972.3 Autonomic nervous system relaxants
N972.9 Other

N973 Adverse effect of agents primarily affecting cardiovascular

system
N973.0 Cardiac depressants
N973.1 Cardiac tonics
N973.2 Cholesterol lowering agents
N973.3 Ganglionic blocking agents
N973.4 Vasodilators
N973.5 Other hypotensive agents
390 TABULAR LIST

N973.6 Sclerosing agents

N973.9 Other
N974 Adverse effed of drugs prlmarUy affecting gastro-intestioal
system
N974.0 Antacids and antidiarrhoea agents
N974.1 Intestinal irritant cathartics
N974.2 Emollknt cathartics
N973.3 Saline cathartics
N974.4 Faecal sofielJl!rs
N974.5 Other cathartics
N974.6 Emetics
N974.9 Other
N975 Adverse effect: of diuretics
N975.0 Mercurial diuretics
N975.1 Xanthine dedI/olives
N975.2 Carbonic acid anhydrase inhibitors
N975.3 Salurelics
N975.9 Other diurelic agents

N976
.,.....
Adyene etrect of agents ading dlred:ly upon musculoskeletal

N976.0 Oxytocics
N976.1 Spasmo[ytics
N976.2 Gold and its compounds
N976.9 Other
N977 Adverse effect of other lind unspedfied drugs
N977.0 External medicaments, not elsewhere classified
N977.1 Pharmaceutical dyes. not elsewhere classified
N977.2 Diagnostic agents
N977.8 Other specified drugs, not elsewhere classified

N977.9 Drugs, unspecified

 NATURE OF INJURY 391

N978 Adverse effect of two or more medicinal agents in specified com-

binations
N978.0 Opium derivatives with barbiturates or tranquillizers
N978.1 SaUcylales with decongestants, antihistamines and anti-emetics
N978.2 Barbiturates with saUcylales or other non-addicting analgesics
N978.3 Non-barbiturate sedatives with salicy/ares or other non-addicting
analgesics
N978.4 Psychopharmacologic agents with barbiturates
N979 Alcohol in combination witb specified medicinal agents
N979.0 Opium derivatives
N979.1 Barbiturates
N979.2 Non-barbiturate sedatives
N979.3 Antihistamines
N979.4 Psychopharmacologic agents

TOXIC EFFECT OF SUBSTANCES CHIEFLY NON-MEDICINAL AS TO SOURCE

(N980-N989)
N980 Toxic effect of alcohol
N980.0 Ethyl alcohol
N980.1 Methyl alcohol
N980.2 Isopropyl alcohol
N980.9 Other
N981 Toxic effect of petroleum products
N981.0 Kerosene
N98l.l Gasoline
N981.2 Petroleum naphtha
N981.9 Other
N982 Toxic effect of industrial §Olvents
N982.0 Benzene and hom%gues
N982.1 Carbon tetrachloride
N982.2 Carbon disulfide
N982.9 Other
392 TABULAR. LlST

N983 Toxic effect of COR()Sive aromatics, acids aDd caustic alkalis

N983.0 Corrosive aromatics
N983.1 Acids
N983.2 Caustic alkalis
N983.9 Caustic NOS
N984 Toxic effect of lead and its compounds (including fumes)
N985 Toxic effect of other metals chie8y DOn-medicinal as to source
N985.0 Mercury and its compounds
N985.1 Arsenic and its compounds
N985.2 Manganese and its compounds
N985.3 Beryllium and its compounds
N985.9 Other
N986 Toxic effect of carbon monoxide
N987 Toxic effect of other gases, fumes or vapours
N987.0 Liquefied petroleum gases
N987.1 Other hydrocarbon gas
N987.2 Nitrogen dioxide
N987.3 Sulfur dioxide
N987.4 Freon
N987.9 Other
N988 Toxic effect of noxious foodstuffs
N988.0 Shellfish
N988.1 Mushrooms
N988.2 Other plants used as food
N988.9 Other
N989 Toxic effect of other substances chiedy DOn-medicinal as to
source
N989.0 Cyanide
N989.1 Strychnine
N989.2 Chlorinated pesticides
 NATURE OF INJURY 393

N989.3 Other pesticides

N989.4 Venom
N989.5 Soaps and detergents
N989.9 Other

OTHER ADVERSE EFFECTS (N990-N999)

N990 Effeds of radiation

Includes: early reaction late effect
Excludes: dermatitis due to radiation (692.7)
radiation burns (N940.N949)
sunburn (692.8)
N990.0 Radioactivity, neither diagnostic nor therapeutic
Radioactive
fall out
substance not diagnostic or therapeutic
Roentgen ray
X-ray
N990.1 Diagnostic X-ray
Fluoroscopy t. .
Roentgenoscopy f diagnostic
N990.2 Diagnostic radioactive isotope or tracer substance
N990.3 Other and unspecified diagnostic radiation
N990.4 External radiotherapy
Radium or isotope used Teletherapy
as" bomb" X-ray therapy
Roentgenotherapy
N990.5 Internal radiotherapy
Implantation (removable) of: Ingestion of isotope
isotope Injection of isotope
radium (any form)
N990.6 Other and unspecified radiotherapy
N990.9 Other and unspecified radiation
Infrared Ultraviolet
N991 Effects of reduced temperature
Excludes: chilblains (443.2)
394 TABULAR LIST

N991.0 Frostbite offace

N991.1 Frostbite of hand
N991.2 Frostbite offoot
N991.3 Frostbite of other and unspecified sites

N991.4 Immersion/oot
Trench foot
N991.9 Other
Excessive cold Freezing

Nm Effeds of heat
Excludes: burns (N940-N949)
diseases of sweat glands due to heat (705)
sunburn (692.8)
N992.0 Heat stroke
Heat apoplexy Siriasis
Heat pyrexia Sunstroke
Ictus solaris Thermoplegia
N992.1 Heat syncope
Heat collapse
N992.2 Heal cramps
N992.3 Heat exhaustion, anhydrotic
Heat prostration due to water depletion
Excludes: when associated with salt depletion (N992.4)
N992.4 Heat exhaustion due to salt depletion
Heat prostration due to salt (and water) depletion
N992.5 Heat exhaustion, NOS
Heat prostration NOS
N992.6 Heal fatigue, transient

N992.7 Heat oedema

N992.9 Other heat effects

Excessive heat NOS
 NATURE OF INJURY 395

N993 Effects of air pressure

N993.0 BarotraunfQ, otitic
Aero-otitis media Effects of high altitude on ears
N993.1 Barotrauma, sinus
Aerosinusitis Effects of high a1titude On sinuses
N993.2 Other and unspecified effects of high altitude
Alpine sickness Hypobaropathy
Andes disease Mountain sickness
Anoxia due to high altitude
N933.3 Caisson disease
Compressed-air disease Divers' palsy or paralysis
Decompression sickness

N994 Effects of other external causes

N994.0 Effects of lightning

Bum }
Incineration from lightning
Shock
N994.1 Drowning and non-fatal submersion
Bathing cramp Immersion
N994.2 Effects of hunger
Deprivation of food Starvation
N994.3 Effects oj thirst
Deprivation of water
N994.4 Other effects of exposure
Exhaustion due to exposure
N994.5 Effects of excessive exertion
Exhaustion due to excessive Overexertion
exertion
N994.6 Motion sickness
Air sickness Travel sickness from:
Motion sickness from: motor vehicle
roundabouts railway train
swings other vehicle
Seasickness
396 TABULAR LIST

N994.7 Asphyxiation and strangulation

Suffocation (by): Suffocation (by):
bedclothes plastic bag
cave-m pressure
constriction strangulation
mechanical
Excludes: asphyxia from:
carbon monoxide (N986)
inhalation of food or foreign body (N932-N934)
other gases, fumes and vapours (N987)
N994.& Electrocution and non-fatal effects of electric current

~n~~~eration} from electric current

Shock.
N994.9 Other
Inattention at birth Neglect
Lack of care of infants Other effects of external causes
N99S Certain early complications of trauma
N99S.0 Air embolism
Pneumathaemia
Excludes: during childbirth or the puerperium (673.0)
during pregnancy (634.5)
N99S.1 Fat embolism
N99S.2 Secondary and recurrent haemorrhage
Following initial haemorrhage at time of injury
N995.3 Traumatic aneurysm and arterial injury
Arterial haematoma
Traumatic arteriovenous aneurysm
Other vascular lesions following trauma
Excludes: intracranial haemorrhage following injury (N8SI·N854)

N99S.4 Nerve injury following bone injury

Nerve injury secondary to fracture
N995.5 Shock
Shock. (immediate) (delayed) following injury
manifested by:
decreased blood pressure
decreased respiration
feeble, rapid pulse
 NATURE OF INJURY 397

Excludes: electric (N994.8)

lightning (N994.0)
postoperative (N99KO)
N995.6 Traumatic anuria
Crush syndrome Renal failure following crushing
N995.7 Volkmann's ischaemic contracture
N995.9 Other early complications of trauma

N996 Injury, other and unspecified

Includes: injury NOS
Excludes: injury NOS of:
eye (N92l)
head (N8S4)
internal organs (N860-N869)
intracranial sites (N850-N854)
spinal cord (N958)
N996.0 Face and neck
Cheek Mouth
E., Nose
Eyebrow Throat
Lip
N996.1 Trunk
Abdominal wall External genital organs
Back Flank
Breast Groin
Buttock Interscapular region
Chest wall Perineum
Excludes: scapular region (N996.2)
N996.2 Shoulder and upper arm
Axilla Scapular region
N996.3 Elbow, forearm and wrist
N996.4 Hand (s), except finger (s)
N996.5 Finger(s)
Finger (nail) Thumb (nail)
N996.6 Hip and thigh
Upper leg
398 TABULAR LIST

N996.7 Knee, leg, ankle andfoot

N996.8 Other specified sites, including multiple
Excludes: multiple sites classifiable to the same four-digit category
(N996.0-N996.7)

N996.9 Unspecified site

N997 Complications peculiar to certain surgical procedures

Excludes: complications of the conditions for which the procedures
were performed
N997.0 Reaction to lumbar or spinal puncture
N997.1 Postcardiotomy syndrome
Postcommissurotomy syndrome
Postvalvulotomy syndrome
N997.2 Lole amputation stump complication
Excludes: late effect of traumatic amputation (N878, N885-N887, N895-
N897 with fourth digit .9)
N997.3 Postmastectomy lymphoedema syndrome
N997.4 Complication of catheter device
Complications during dialysis
Excludes: urethral catheter (N999.9)
N997.5 Complications of mechanical nature from internal prosthetic
device
Malfunction of:
pacemaker
prosthetic replacement of:
artery
heart valve
N997.6 Other complications from shunt or internal prosthetic device
Haemolytic anaemia } . .. .
Infection resultlDg r~om lJl;sertlOn of mternal
Thrombus prosthetic device

N997.7 Complications of transplanted organ

N997.8 Complications of re-attached extremity
N997.9 Postgostrectomy dumping syndrome
 NATURE OF INJURY 399

N998 Other complications of surgical procedures

Excludes: complications of the conditions for which the procedures
were performed
N998.0 Postoperative shock
N998.l Postoperative haemorrhage or haematoma
N998.2 Accidental puncture or laceration
N998.3 Disruption of operation wound
N998.4 Foreign body inadvertently left in operation wound

sponge}
Suture left in operation wound
Swab
N998.5 Postoperative wound injection
Stitch abscess
Excludes: infection following infusion, injection, transfusion or vacci-
nation (N999.3)
N998.6 Persistent postoperative fistula
N998.7 Colostomy and enterostomy malfunction
N998.9 Other complications of surgical procedures
Surgical emphysema
N999 Other complications of medical care
Excludes: adverse effects of medicinal agents (N960-N979)
burns from local applications and irradiation (N940-N949)
complications of the conditions for which the medical care
was given
contact dermatitis due to drugs (692.3)
N999.0 Generalized vaccinia
N999.1 Post-immunization encephalitis
Encephalitis
Encephalomyelitis
l
following vaccination or other immunization
procedure
N999.2 Serum hepatitis
Hepatitis } within 8 months of and believed to result from
Jaundice administration of blood, plasma, serum or
Sub-acute yellow other biological substance
atrophy of liver
Homologous serum jaundice
Post-transfusion hepatitis
400 TABULAR UST

N999.3 Other infection

Infection (sepsis) following infusion, injection, transfusion or vaccination
Excludes: postoperative wound infection (N998.S)
N999.4 Anaphylactic shock
Allergic shock Herxheimer's reaction
Anaphylaxis NOS
N999.5 Other serum reaction
Intoxication by serum Serum rash
Protein sickness Serum sickness
Excludes: serum hepatitis (N999.2)
N999.6 ABO incompatibility reaction
Incompatible blood transfusion
Reactions due to blood group incompatibility in infusion or transfusion
N999.7 Rh incompatibility reaction
Reactions due to Rh factor in infusion or transfusion
N999.8 Other transfusion reaction
Transfusion reaction NOS
N999.9 Other
Other or unspecified misadventure in medicaJ care
 SUPPLEMENTARY CLASSIFICATIONS

Categories YOO- Y89 are intended for the classification of admissions

to hospitals and visits to out-patient departments, clinics, general
practitioners, etc., which cannot be assigned to the main code either
because no classifiable diagnosis is reported or because the persons are
not sick.

EXAMINATION AND INVESTIGATION OF SPECIFIC SYSTEMS

WITHOUT REPORTED DIAGNOSIS (YOO-Y09)

YOO Investigation of endocrine system and metabolism

Estimation of: Examination of urine for:
basal metabolic rate acetone bodies
faecal fat content sugar
growth hormone Glucose tolerance test
urinary steroids Perirenal insufflation

YOI Innstigation of blood and blood-forming organs

Blood: Estimation of:
count blood sedimentation mte
culture coagulation time
groupmg haemoglobin
Complement fixation tests Splenography
Excludes: blood examination for endocrine or metabolic disorders
(YOO)

VOl Investigation of nervous system and sense organs

Y02.0 Investigation of nervous system

Electro-encephalography Examination of cerebrospinal
Encephalography fluid
Estimation of nerve conduction Ventriculography
times
Y02.9 Investigation of sense organs
Audiography Test of:
Intra-ocular tonography hearing
Radiography of: sensation
sight
'"'
'Y' smell
nose taste

- 401
402 TABULAR LIST

YOJ Investigation of circulatory system

Angiography Recording of:
Aortography intracardiac pressure
Electrocardiography blood pressure
Y04 In"¥estigation o( respiratory system
Bronchography Pneumography
Estimation of respiratory Sputum examination
function
Y05 In"¥estigatioD of digesti"¥e system
Barium enema or swallow Fractional test meal
Cholecystography Liver function test
Examination of gastric contents
Y06 Investigadon of geDito-uritulry system
Y06.0 Investigation of genital system
Cytological examination of EJl.amination of vaginal discharge
cervical smear Gynaecological examination NOS
Examination of: Radiography of:
cervical discharge breast
semen genital organs
Y06.9 Investigation of urinary system
Examination of urine: Radiography of urinary system
bacteriological Renal function tests
chemical
microscopal
Excludes: urine examination for endocrine or metabolic disorders (YOO)
Y07 Investigati.on of skin
Examination of skin:
bacteriological
fungal
Excludes: skin sensitivity tests (Y 12)

Y08 Investigation of musculosk.eletal system

Arthrography Intra-osseous renography
Electromyography
Y09 Other specific examinal'ions aod. investigations
Investigation of suspected infectious disease
Isotope test NOS
 SUPPLEMENTARY CLASSIFICATIONS 403

OTHER EXAMINATION WITHOUT REPORTED DIAGNOSIS (YIO-YI9)

YIO General physical examination
General medical examination:
insorance
routine
school
sorvey
YII General psychiatric examination
YII.O Social maladjustment without manifest psychiatric disorder
YIl.9 Other
Y12 Skin sensitivity tests
Investigation of allergens Tuberculin test
Y19 Other

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PROCEDURES WITHOUT REPORTED DIAGNOSIS

(Y20-Y29)
Y20 Attention to artificial openings and catheters
Attention to, removal of catheters
Closure, reforming, toilet of:
colostomy
cystostomy
enterostomy
uterostomy
Passage of sounds or bougies
Y21 Paracentesis
Puncture or tapping of any cavity
Y29 Other

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL AFTERCARE WITHOUT CURRENT COMPLAINT

OR SICKNESS (Y30-Y39)

Y30 Fitting of prosthetic devices

Fitting of artificiaL Fitting of:
"m colostomy belt
eye dental prosthetic device
leg hearing aid
Y31 Removal of external splinting devices
Removal of plaster, splint NOS
404 TABU1.AR UST

Y32 Removal of internal splinting devices

Removal of pins, plates
Y33 Plastic surgery following injury or operation
Repair of scarred tissue from injury or operation
Y34 FoUow-up examinadon after disease. Injury or operation
Y34.0 Of inactive pulmonary tuberculosis, after treatment
Y34.1 Of inactive pulmonary tuberculosis, not known to have been active
Y34.2 Of other cases of inactive tuberculosis
Inactive tuberculosis of other sites
Y34.3 Of cases of neoplasm, after treatment
Y34.9 Of other disease, injury or operation

Y:W Olber

PERSONS UNDERGOING PREVENTIVE MEASURES (Y 40- Y 49)

Y40 Cootacts wltb infediYe and parasitic diseases

Y 40.0 Tuberculosis
Y 40.1 Poliomyelitis
Y 40.2 Rabies
Y 40.3 Smallpox
Y4O.9 Other
Y41 Carriers or suspected carriers of infective organisms
Y41.0 Diphtheria
Y41.1 Typhoid
Y41.2 Venereal disease
Y41.3 Amoebic dysentery
Y41.9 Other
Y42 Prophylactic inoculation and vaccination
Excludes: prophylactic administration of antibiotics, immune sera, or
other chemotherapeutic ageuts (Y44)
Y43 Prophylactic sterilization
 SUPPLEMENTARY CLASSIFICATIONS 405

Y44 Other prophylactic procedures

Administration for prophylactic purposes of:
antibiotics
immune sera
other chemotherapeutic agents
Y49 Other
Isolation

ELECTIVE SURGERY (Y50-Y59)

Y50 Plastic surgery for cosmetic reasons

Excludes: repair of scarred tissue from injury or operation (Y33)
Y51 Ritual circumcision
YS9 Other

MATERNAL AND WELL-BABY CARE (Y60-Y69)

Y60 Prenatal care and observation

Normal pregnancy
Y61 Postpartum observation, without abnormal symptoms
Y62 Well-baby and child care
Y69 Other

OTHER PERSONS WITHOUT CURRENT COMPLAINT OR SICKNESS

(Y70-Y79)

Y70 Healthy donors

Y70.0 Blood
Y70.l Skin
Y70.2 Bone
Y70.3 Kidney
Y70.9 Other
Y71 Healthy person accompanying sick person
Y79 Otber
406 TABULAR LIST

HEALTHY LIVE-BORN INFANTS ACCORDING TO TYPE OF BIRTH (Y80- Y89)

The following fourth-digit subdivisions are for use with categories

Y8()' Y89:
.0 Born in hospital
.1 Born before admission to hospital
.2 Born outside hospital and not hospitalized
YSO Siogle born
Y81 Twin, mate liveborn
Y82 Twin, mate stillborn
Y83 Twin, unspecified
Y84 Other multiple, mates all liveborn
Y85 Other multiple. mates all stillborn
Y86 Other multiple, mates live- and stillborn
Y87 Other multiple. unspecified
Y89 Unspecified
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CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS

ACCORDING TO AGENCY

Annex B to the Resolution concerning Statistics of Employment Injuries

adopted by the Tenth International Conference of Labour Statisticians
on 12 October 1962

MACHINES

11 Prime-Movers, except Electrical Motors

III Steam engines
112 Internal combustion engines
119 Others

12 Trammission Machinery
121 Transmission shafts
122 Transmission belts, cables, pulleys, pinions, chains, gears
129 Others

13 Metalworking Machines
131 Power presses
132 Lathes
133 Milling machines
134 Abrasive wheels
135 Mechanical shears
136 Forging machines
137 Rolling-mills
139 Others

14 Wood and Assimilated Machines

141 Circular saw.s
142 Other saws
143 Moulding machines
144 Overhand planes
149 Others

15 Agricultural Machines
151 Reapers (including combine reaper~)
152 Thre~hers
159 Others

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408 TABULAR LIST

16 Mining Machinery
161 Under-cutters
169 Others
19 Other Machines Not Elsewhere Classified
191 Earth-moving machines, excavating and scraping machines,
except means oj transport
192 Spinning, weaving and other textile machines
193 Machines Jor the manufacture of foodstuffs and beverages
194 Machines Jor the manufacture oj paper
195 Printing machines
199 Others

2 MEANS OF TRANSPORT AND LIFTING EQUIPMENT

21 Lifting Machines and Appliances

211 Cranes
212 Lifts and elevators
213 Winches
214 Pulley blocks
219 Others
22 Means of Rail Transport
221 Inter-urban railways
222 Rail transport in mines, tunnels, quarries, industrial estab-
lishments, docks, etc.
229 Others
23 Other Wheeled Means of Transport, Excluding Ran Transport
231 Tractors
232 Lorries
233 Trucks
234 Motor vehicles, not elsewhere classified
235 Animal-drawn vehicles
236 Hand-drawn vehicles
239 Others
24 Means of Air Transport
2S Means of Water Transport
251 Motorised means oj water transport
252 Non-motorised means of water transport
 AGENCY OF ACCIDENT 409

26 Other Means of Transport

261 Cable-cars
262 Mechanical conveyors, except cable-cars
269 Others

3 OTHER EQUIPMENT

31 Pressure Vessels
311 Boilers
312 Pressurised containers
313 Pressurised piping and accessories
314 Gas cyli"ders
315 Caisso"s, diving equipment
319 Others
32 Fumaces, Ol'ens, Kilns
321 Blast furnaces
322 Refi"i"g furnaces
323 Other furnaces
324 Kilns
325 Ovens
33 Refrigerating Plants
34 Electrical Installations, Including Electric Motors, but Excluding
Electric Hand Tools
341 Rotati"g machi"es
342 Co"ductors
343 Transformers
344 Control apparatus
349 Others
35 Electric Hand Tools
36 Tools, Implements and Appliances~ except Electric Hand Tools
361 Power-drive" hand 10015, except electric ha"d tools
362 Hand tools, "ot power-driven
369 Others
37 Ladders. Mobile Ramps
38 Scaffolding
39 Other Equipment, Not Elsewhere Classified
410 TABULAR LiST

4 MATERIALS, SUBSTANCES AND RADIATIONS

41 Explosives
42 Dusts, Gases, Liquids aDd Cbemicals, Excluding Explosives
421 Dusts
422 Gases, vapours, fumes
423 Liquids, not elsewhere classified
424 Chemicals, not elsewhere classified
429 Others
43 Flying Fragmeots
44 Radiations
441 Ionising radiations
449 Others
49 Other Materials aDd Substances Not Elsewhere Classified

5 WORKING ENVIRONMENT

51 Outdoor
511 Weather
512 Traffic and working surfaces
Sl3 Water
519 Others

.52 Indoor
521 Floors
522 Confined quarters
523 Stairs
524 Other traffic and working surfaces
525 Floor openings arid wall openings
526 Environmental factors (lighting, ventilation, temperature,
noise, etc.)
529 Others

53 Underground
531 Roofs and faces of mine roads and tunnels, etc.
532 Floors of mine roads and tunnels, etc.
533 Working·faces 0/ mines, tunnels, etc.
534 Mine shafts
 AGENCY OF ACCIDENT 41i

535 Fire
536 Water
539 Others

6 OTHER AGENCIES, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

61 Anhnals
611 Live animals
612 Animal products
69 Other Agencies, Not Elsewhere Classifted

7 AOENCIES NOT CLASSIFIED FOR LACK OF SUFFICIENT DATA

 MEDICAL CERTIFICATION

AND RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION

 MEDICAL CERTIFICATION
AND RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION

Definition of underlying cause of death

The Twentieth World Health Assembly defined the causes of death

to be entered on the medical certificate of cause of death as " all those
diseases, morbid conditions or injuries which either resulted in or con-
tributed to death and the circumstances of the accident or violence which
produced any such injuries" (see page 469). The purpose of the defini-
tion was to ensure that all the relevant information is recorded and that
the certifier does not select some conditions for entry and reject others.
It will be noted that the definition does not include symptoms and modes
of dying, such as heart failure, asthenia, etc.
The problem of classifying causes of death for vital statistics is
relatively simple when only one cause of death is involved. However, in
many cases, two or more morbid conditions contribute to the death. In
such cases, it has been the traditional practice in vital statistics to select
one of the causes for tabulation. This cause has been variously described
in the past as "the cause of death ", .. primary cause of death ", " prin-
cipal cause of death ", "fundamental cause of death ", etc. In order to
make uniform the terminology and procedure for selecting the cause of
death for primary tabulations, it was agreed by the Sixth Decennial
International Revision Conference that the cause to be tabulated should
be designated the underlying cause of dealh.
From the standpoint of prevention of deaths, it is important to cut
the chain of events or institute the cure at some point. The most effective
public health objective is to prevent the precipitating cause from ope-
rating. For this purpose, the undedying cause has been defined as
.. (a) the disease or injury which initiated the train of morbid events
leading directly to death, or (b) the circumstances of the accident or
violence which produced the fatal injury" (see page 469).
In order to secure uniform application of the above principle, it is
implicit that the medical certification form recommended by the World
Health Assembly should be used. The use of such a form places the
responsibility for indicating the train of events on the physician or
surgeon signing the medical certificate of death. It is assumed, and
rightly so, that the certifying medical practitioner is in a better position
than any other individual to decide which of the morbid conditions led
directly to death and to state the antecedent conditions, if any, which
gave rise to this cause.

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 416 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION

International form of medical certificate of calise of death

The medical certificate of death shown on below is designed to

elicit the information which will facilitate the selection of the underlying
cause of death when two or more causes are jointly recorded.
The form of medical certificate may be considered as consisting of
two parts (I and II), which are designated for convenience as:
I (0) Direct cause,
(due to)
(b) Intervening antecedent cause,
(due to)
(c) Underlying antecedent cause;
II Other significant conditions contributing to the death but not
related to the disease or condition causing it.
In Part I is reported the cause leading directly to death (stated on
line (o)) and also the antecedent conditions (lines (b) and (c» which gave
rise to the cause reported in line (a), the underlying cause being stated
last in the sequence of events. However, no entry is necessary in lines
(b) and (c) if the disease or condition directly leading to death, stated in
line (a), describes completely the train of events.

INTERNATIONAL FORM OF MEDICAL CERTIFICATE OF CAUSE OF DEATH

Approxima,e
CAU~E OF DE" TH interval botween
On'" and death
I

I
Disease or conditian directly (,)
leading to death· due to (or as II consequence of)

AM",d,,,, co"''' 1b)

Morbid conditions, if any, due to (or as II consequence of)
giving rise to the aboveclluse,
stating the underlying can·
dition last (,)
II
Other significant canditians f
contributing tothedeath, but ~
not related to the disease or
condition causing it
l
• This does not ",can the mod~
of dymg, e.g., hear! failure, asthenia,
etc. It meanS th¢ di ...., injury, or
complica.jon which caused death.
 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION 417

In Part II is entered any other significant condition which unfavour-

ably influenced the course of the morbid process, and thus contributed
to the fatal outcome, but which was not related to the disease or condi-
tion directly causing death.
The words" due to (or as a consequence of) " which appear on the
form of medical certificate include not only aetiological or pathological
sequences, but also sequences where there is no such direct causation
but where an antecedent condition is believed to have prepared the way
for the direct cause by damage to tissues or impairment of function even
after a long interval.

Rules for selection of cause of death for primary mortality tabulation

When only one cause of death is recorded, this cause is selected for
tabulation. When more than one cause of death is recorded, selection
should be made in accordance with the 1 ules which follow. The rules are
based on the concept of the underlying cause, i.e. the disease or injury
which initiated the sequence of events which led to death. Where the
selected cause is an injury, either the circumstances which gave rise to
the injury, or the nature of the injury, or preferably both should be coded.
Selection of the cause to be coded comprises two stages; selection of
the underlying cause, and subsequent modification of the underlying
cause. These two stages are described below.

Selection of the underlying cause

The rules for selecting the underlying cause are as follows. Either
the General rule or Rule I or Rule 2 wi!! apply to all certificates. Rule 3
may apply in addition to one of these.
General rule. Select the condition entered alone on the lowest used line
of Part I unless it is highly improbable that this condition could have
given rise to all the conditions entered above it.
Rule 1. If there is a reported sequence terminating in the condition first
entered on the certificate, select the underlying cause of this sequence.
If there is more than one such sequence, select the underlying cause of
the first-mentioned sequence.
Rule 2. If there is no reported sequence terminating in the condition
first entered on the certificate, select this first mentioned condition.
Rule 3. If the condition selected by the General rule or Rules I or 2
can be considered a direct sequel of another reported condition, whether
in Part I or Part II, select this primary condition. If there are two or more
such primary conditions, select the first mentioned of these.
In a properly completed certificate, the underlying cause will have
been entered alone on the lowest used line of Part I and the conditions,
if any, which arose as a consequence of this underlying cause will have
418 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION

been entered above it, one condition to a line, in ascending causal order
of sequence.
Example 1· I(a) Uraemia
(b) Retention of urine
(e) Hypertrophy of prostate
Example 2: I(a) Bronchopneumonia
(b) Chronic bronchitis
II Chronic myocarditis
In a properly completed certificate, therefore, the General rule will
apply. However, the fact that the certificate as a whole has not been
completed in an entirely satisfactory manner does not preclude the appli-
cation of the General rule. Provided that it is not highly improbable that
the condition entered alone on the lowest used line of Part I could have
given rise to all the conditions above it, the General rule should be
applied, even though the conditions entered above it have not been
entered in a correct causal order of sequence.
Example 3. I(a) Gangrene of intestine and
(h) peritonitis
(c) Volvulus of caecum
Example 4: J(a) Coronary thrombosis
(b) Cerebral haemorrhage
(c) Aneriosclerosis
The General rule should be discarded only when the certifier has
entered more than one condition on the lowest used line of Part I or has
entered there a single condition and it is highly improbable that this
condition could have given rise to all the conditions entered above it.
Guidance on the interpretation of" highly improbable" is given at the
cnd of the rules, but it should be borne in mind that the medical certi-
fier's statement indicates his opinion about the conditions leading to
death and about their relationship one to another, and this opinion
should not be lightly disregarded.
Where the General rule cannot be applied, clarification of the certi-
ficate should be ~ought from the certifier whenever this is possible, since
the remaining selection rules are somewhat arbitrary and may not
always lead to a satisfactory selection of the underlying cause. Where
further clarification cannot be obtained, however, Rule J or Rule 2
must be applied.
In the"e rules, the term" reponed sequence" means two or more
conditions entered on successive lines of Part I, each condition being an
acceptable cause of the one entered on the line above iL Rule I is appli-
cable only if such a reported sequence, terminating in the condition first
entered on the certificate, is found. If such a sequence is not found,
Rille 2 applies and the first entered condition is selected.
The condition selected by the above rules may, however, be an
obvious sequel of ancther condition which was not reported in a correct
causal relationship with it, e.g. in Part II or on the same line in Part I.
 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION 419

If so, then Rule 3 also applies and the primary condition is selected.
It applies, however, only when there is no doubt about the causal rela-
tionship between the two conditions; it is not sufficient that a causal
relationship between them would have been accepted if the certifier had
reported it.

Modification of the underlying cause

The underlying cause, as selected by the above rules, will not neces-
sarily be the most useful and informative condition for tabulations of
mortality data. For example, if senility or some generalized disease such
as hypertension or arteriosclerosis has been selected, more useful infor-
mation will be conveyed if the condition to be tabulated is some reported
manifestation of the ageing or disease process. In other cases it may be
necessary to modify the assignment to conform with provisions of the
International Classification of Diseases for a single code for two or more
causes jointly reported or for preference for a particular cause when
reported with certain other conditions.
The modification rules (Rules 4-10), therefore, are intended to im-
prove the usefulness and precision of mortality tabulations and should
be applied after selection of the underlying cause by means of the selec-
tion rules. The processes of selection and modification have been
separated for the sake of clarity, though they are closely interwoven; it
will be seen, for example, that some of the modification rules require a
renewed application of the selection rules. This should present no diffi-
culty to experienced coders but for beginning coders the importance of
going through the mental processes of selection, modification and, if
necessary, re-selection, should be emphasized.

Examples 0/ the selection rules

General rule. Select the condition on the lowest used line of Part I
unless it is highly improbable that this condition could have given rise
to all the conditions entered above it.
E1lample 5: I(Il) Abscess of lung
(b) Lobar pneumonia
SeieC! lobar pneumonia.
Example 6: I(Il) Hepatic failure
(b)Bile duct obstruction
(cl Carcinoma of pancreas
Selec! cardnoma of pancreas.
Example 7: I(a) Secondaries in lung with lung abscess
(h) Cancer of brain
Seleci cancer of brain.
Example 8: !(al Pulmonary oedema
II Secondary anaemia and chronic lymphatic leukaemia
Sete'" pulmonary oedema. But rule 3 also applies; see example 21.
.20 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION

Rule 1. If there is a reported sequence terminating in the condition

first entered on the certificate, select the underlying cause orthis sequence.
If there is more than one such sequence, select the underlying cause of
the first mentioned sequence.
Example 9: J(a) Coronary embolism
(b) Arteriosclerotic heart disease
(el Influenza
Select arteriosclerotic heart disease. The reported sequence terminating in the
condition first entered on the certificate is coronary embolism due to arteriosclerotic
heart disease. But Rule 7 also applie.o;: see c1lample 41.

Example 10: I(a) Bronchopneumonia

(b) Cerebra! thrombosis and hypertensive heart disease
Select cerebral thrombosis. There are two reported sequences terminating in the
condition first entered on the certificate; bronchopneumonia due to cerebral throm-
bosis, and bronchopneumonia due to hypertensive heart disease. The underlying
cause of the first mentioned sequence is selected.

Example 11: J(a) Oesophageal varices and congestive heart failure

(b) Cirrhosis of liver and chronic rheumatic heart disease
Selecl cirrhosis of liver. The reported sequence terminating in the condition first
entered on the certificate is oesophageal varices due to cirrhosis of liver.

Example 12; I(a) PeTicarditis

(b) Uraemia and pneumonia
Select uraemia. There are two reported sequences terminating in the condition
first entered on the certificate; pericarditis due to uraemia, and pericarditis due to
pneumonia. The underlying cause of the first mentioned sequence is selected. But
rule 5 also applies, example 30.

Example 13: I(a) Cerebral haemorrhage and hypostatic pneumonia

(b) Hypertension and diabetes
(c) Arteriosclerosis
Select arteriOiiCleTosis. There are two reported sequences terminating in the con-
dition first entered on the certificate; cerebral haemorrhage due to hypertension due
to arteriOiiClerosis, and cerebral haemorrhage due to diabetes. The underlying Cause
of the first mentioned sequence is selected. But rule 7 also applies; see example 42.

Example 14; I(a) Cerebral haemorrhage

(b) Hypertension
(c) Chronic pyelonephritis and prostatic obstruction
Selecl chronic pyelonephritis. This is the condition which is the underlying cause
of the reported sequence terminating in the condition first entered on the certificate;
the other condition on line (c) is not reported in sequence. But rule 3 also applies;
see example 22.

Rule 2. If there is no reported sequence terminating in the condition

first entered on the certificate, select this first mentioned condition.
 CERTIfiCATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION 421

Example 15: l(a) Perniciou> anaemia and gangrene of

(b) foot
(e) Arteriosclerosis
Select pernicious anaemia. There is a reported sequence, gangrene of foot due to
arterioscierosis, but it does not terminate in the condition first entered on the certificate.
Example 16: I(a) Rheumatic and arteriosclerotic heart
(b) disease
Seteci rheumatic heart disease. There is no reported seqoence.
Example 17: I(a) Senility and hypostatic pneumonia
(b) Rheumatoid arthritis
Select senility. There is a reported sequence, hypostatic pneumonia due to rheuma-
toid arthritis, but it does nO! terminate in the condition first entered on the cerlificate.
But rule 4 also applies; see example 26.

Example 18: Ha) Fibrocystic disease of the pancreas

(hI Bronchitis and bronchiectasis
Se/eel fibrocystic disease of the pancreas. There is no reported sequence.
Example 19: I(a) Bursitis and ulcerative colitis
Select bursitis. There is no reported sequence. But rule 6 also applies; see
example 33.

Example 20: I(a) Acute nephritis, scarlet fever.

Seleci acute nephritis. There is no reported sequence. But rille 3 also applies;
set: el>ample 23.

Rule 3. If the condition selected by the General rule or Rules I or 2 can

be considered a direct sequel of another reported condition, whether in
Part I or Part JI, select this primary condition. If there are two or more
such primary conditions, select the first mentioned of these.
EI>ample 21: I{a) Pulmonary oedema
II Secondary anaemia and chronic lymphatic leukaemia
Selec/ chronic lYmphatic leukaemia. Pulmonary oedema, selected by the Gelleral
rille (see el>ample 8), can be considered a direct sequel of either of the conditions in
Part II, but secondary anaemia is itself a direct sequel of lymphatic leukaemia.

Example 22: I(a)

,h,Cerebral haemorrhage
Hypertension
(el Chronic pyelonephritis and prostatic obstruction
Seleci prostatic obstruction. Chronic pylonephritis, selected by Rille J (see
example 14), can be considerell a Ilirect sequel of prostatic obstruction.

EI>ample 23: 1(a) Acute nephritis, scarlet fever

Selec/ scarlet fever. Acute nephritis, selected by Rule 2 (see el>ample 20), can be
considered a direct sequel of scarlet fever.

EI>ample 24: I(a)

Nephrectomy
II Embryoma of kidney
Seiec/ embryoma of kidney. There is no doubt that the nephrectomy was performed
for the embryoma of kidney.
422 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION

Example 25: I(a) Hypostatic pneumonia, cerebral

(b) haemorrhage and cancer of
«) breast
Select cerebral haemorrhage. Hypostatic pneumonia, sel~ted by rule 2, can be
considered a direct sequel of either of the other conditions reported; the one first
mentioned is selected.

Examples of the modification rules

Rule 4. Senility. Where the selected underlying cause is classifiable to
794 (Senility) and a condition classifiable elsewhere than to 780-796 is
reported on the certificate, re·select the underlying cause as if the senility
had not been reported, except to take account of the senility if it modifies
the coding.
Example 26: l(a) Senility and hyposLatic pneumonia
(b) Rheumatoid arthritis
Code to rheumatoid arthritis. The senility, selected by Rule 2 (see example 17),
is ignored and the General rule applied.
Example 27: 1(0) Cerebral aneriosclerosis
(b) Senility
II Gastro-enteritis
Code /0 cerebl1ll arteriosclerosis. The senility is ignored and the General rule
applied.
Example 28: 1(0) Myocardial degeneration and
(bJ emphysema
(e) Senility
Code 10 myocardial degeneration. The senility is ignored and Rule 2 applied.

Example 29: 1(1'.1) Pyschosis

(b) Senility
Code 10 senile psychosis. The senility modifies the coding.

Rule 5. Ill-defined conditions. Where the selected underlying cause is

classifiable to 780-793, 795 or 796 (the ill-defined conditions) and a con-
dition classifiable elsewhere than to 780-796 is reported on the certificate,
re-select the underlying cause as if the ill-defined condition had not been
reported, except to take account of the ill-defined condition if it modifies
the coding.
Example 30: 1(1'.1) Pericarditis
(b) Uraemia and pneumonia
Code to pneumonia. Uraemia, selected by Rule I (see el\ample 12). is ignored and
the Genemi rule applied.
Example 31: 1(0) Dehydration
(b) Haematemesis and
(c) arteriosclerosis
Code to arteriosderosis. Haematemesis and dehydration, both i1!-defined con·
ditions, are successively ignored, and the only defined condition reported is selected.
 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION 423

Example 32: 1(£1) Anaemia

(b) Splenomegaly
Cade 1£1 splenomegalic anaemia. Splenomegaly modifies the coding.

Rule 6. Trivial conditions. Where the selected underlying cause is a

trivial condition unlikely itself to cause death and not reported as the
cause of a more serious complication, and a more serious unrelated
condition is reported on the certificate, re-select the underlying cause as
if the trivial condition had not been reported.
Example 33: 1(0) Bursitis and ulcerative colitis
Cade ta ulcerative colitis. Bursitis, selected by Rule 2 (see example 19), is ignored.
Example 34: I(a) Dental caries
II Tetanus
Cade 1£1 tetanus.
Example 35: 1(0) Dermatitis, perforating duodenal
(h) ulcer and hypertensive hear!
(d disease
Code 1£1 perforating duodenal ulcer. Dermatitis is ignored and Rule 2 applied to
the remaining conditions.

Rille 7. Linkage. Where the selected underlying cause is linked by a

provision in the Classification or in the list on pages 427-432 with one
or more of the other conditions on the certificate, code the combination.
Where the linkage provision is only for combinations of one condition
specified as due to another, code to the combination only when the
correct causal relationship is stated or can be inferred from application
of the selection rules.
Where a conflict in linkages occurs, link with the condition to which
the death would have been assigned if the underlying cause had not been
reported.
Example 36: 1(0) Myocardial degeneration
(b) Hypertension
Cade 1£1 hypertensive heart disease.
Example 37: 1(0) Acute otitis media
II Mastoiditis
Cade 1£1 acute otitis media with mastoiditis.

Example 38: 1(0) Cardiac dilaLation and renal sclerosis

(b) Hypertension
Code 10 hypertensive heart and renal disease. All three conditions combine.

Example 39: I(a) Parkinsonism

(b) Arteriosclerosis
Code to paralysis agitans. The conditions are slated in the correct causal relation-
ship for the" due to" linkage.
424 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION

Example 40: I(a) Aortic aneurysm and generalized

(b) arteriosclerosis
Code to aortic aneurysm (nonsyphilitic). The correct causal relationship for the
" due to" linkage can be inferred from the lise of rule 3 to select arteriosclerosis as the
underlying cause.
Example 41: 1(0) Coronary embolism
(b) Arteriosclerotic heart disease
(c) Influenza
Code to coronary embolism. Arteriosclerotic heart disease, selected by rule J (see
example 9), links with coronary embolism.
Example 42: 1(0) Cerebral haemorrhage and hypostatic pneumonia
(b) Hypertension and diabetes
(c) Arteriosclerosis
Code /0 cerebral haemorrhage with hypertension. Arteriosclerosis, selected by
rule 1 (see example 13), links with hypertension, which itself links with cerebral
haemorrhage.
Example 43: 1(0) Myocardial degeneration
(b) Arteriosclerosis
II Cerebral haemorrhage
Code 10 myocardial degeneration. Link with myocardial degeneration since the
death would have been assigned to this condition by the General rule if arteriosclerosis
had not been reported.
Example 44: I(a) Cerebral haemorrhage
(b) Arteriosclerosis and hypertensive heart
(e) disease
Code (Q hypertensive heart disease. Link with hypertensive heart disease since the
death would have been assigned to this condition by the General rille if arteriosclerosis
had not been reponed.
Example 45: 1(0) Cerebral haemorrhage and hypertensive
(h) heart disease
'e) Arteriosclerosis
Code /0 cerebral haemorrhage. Link with cerebral haemorrhage since the death
would have been assigned to this condition by Rule 2 if arteriosclerosis had not been
reported.
Example 46: I(u) Coronary embolism
(b)Myocarditis and nephritis
(c)Hypertension
Code /0 coronary embolism with hypertension. Link with myocarditis since the
death would have been assigned to this condition by rule J if hypertension had not
been reported, and myocarditis itself links with coronary embolism.

Rule 8. Specificity. Where the selected underlying cause describes a

condition in general terms and a term which provides more precise
inrormation about the site or nature of this condition is reported on the
certificate, prefer the more informative term. This rule will often apply
when the general term can be regarded as an adjective qualifying the more
precise term.
 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION 425

Example 47: I(a) Cerebral thrombosis

(b) Cerebrovascular aa;ident
Code to cerebral thrombosis.
Example 48: I(a) Rheumatic hean disease, mitral stenosis
Code to rheumatic mitral stenosis.
Example 49: 1(0) Meningitis
(b) Tuberculosis
Code to tuberculosis of meninges. The meningitis must be tubeTculous meningitis,
since the sequence is acceptable.
Example 50: I(a) Toxaemia of pregnancy
II Eclamptic convulsions
Code to eclampsia of pregnancy
Example 51: I(a) Aneurysm of aorta
(b) Syphilis
Code to syphilitic aneurysm of aorta. The aneurysm must be syphilitic, since the
sequence is acceptable.
Example 52: I(a) Internal injuries from automobile accident
II Ruptured spleen
Code to rupture of spleen and automobile accident.

Rule 9. Early and late stages of disease. Where the selected underlying
cause is an early stage of a disease and a more advanced stage of the same
disease is reported on the certificate, code to the more advanced stage.
This rule does not apply to a .. chronic" form reported as due to an
" acute" form unless the Classification gives special instructions to that
effect.
Example 53: I(a) Tertiary syphilis
(b) Primary syphilis
Code 10 tertiary syphilis.

Example 54: l(a) ~!ampsia during pregnancy

(b) Pre-eclamptic toxaemia
Code to eclampsia of pregnancy.
Example 55: I(a) Chronic myocarditis
(b) Acute myocarditis
Code to acute myocarditis.
Example 56: I(a) Chronic nephritis
(b) Acute nephritis
Code to chronic nephritis. See note at page 430.

Rule 10. Late effects. Where the selected underlying cause is an early
form of II condition for which the Classification provides a separate
late effects category and there is evidence that death occurred from
residual effects of this condition rather than in its active phase, code to
the appropriate late effects category.
426 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION

Example 57: I(a) Pulmonary fibrosi~

Old pulmonary tuberculosis
(b)
Code /0 latc effects of respiratory tuberculosis.
ExampJc 58: J{a) Heart failure
(b) Curvature of spine
(e) RickclS in childhood
Code /0 late effects of nckets.
Example 59. J{a) Hydrocephalus
(b) Cerebral abscess
Code 10 late effects of mtracranial absce;s.
Example 60· ](al Cerebral palsy 2 year~
(b) Birth mjury
lode /0 cerebral spastic mfamile paralysis. This category includes residuals of birth
injury 10 brain.
Examplc 61: I(al Paralysis
(b) Fractured spine
(cl Automobile accident, 18 months ago
lc,,'.Q 10 late effects of automobile aecident and late effccb of frdcture of vertebral
column "ith spinal cord lesion.

Rule 11. Old inJeeril·/! alld maternal cOl1llilions. Where the selected
underlying cause IS an infecti ... e disea~e classifiable to 000-003, 020, 021,
032-035,036.0,036.8,037,050,052,055,056,060,071. 072, 080-083,
470-474.480-486 or a maternal cause classifiable to 630-678, and there is
evidence that the date of onset was I year or more prior 10 death or a
resuilant chronic condition is reported, proceed as follows:
(a) if u late effect of the underlying cause is reported on the certificate,
code /0 the late effect;
(h) if no late effect is reported but there is another condition entered on
the certificate, code Wtlle other condition:
(c) if there is no other condition reported on the certiticale, code 10
" Other unknown and unspecified causes" (796.9).
Example 6~: I(a) C..:rebrdl haem,lrrhagc
(b) Hypertension
(e) Chlldbinh. 5 ycar~ ago
(""d", fO CClebral haemorrhage with hypenenslon.
Exampk 63· I(a) Chromc nephnt!s
(b) Sea riel fever
("ode 10 chronic ncphntK
Example 64. i(1I) MenmgGCOIXal meningitis. -l yeaN ago
!I R..:glonal enteritis
Code 10 regional ententis.
Example 65· 1(0) Pneumonia I year
Code /0 unknown cause.
 CERTIFICA nON, RULES FOR CLASSIFICA nON 427

Notes (or use in primary mortality coding

When a condition in one of the categories shown in the following list

is reported as a cause of death, the provisions of the relevant note should
be applied. Notes dealing with the linkage of conditions appear at the
categories from which the combination is excluded.
OIl Pulmonary tuberculosis
Excludes with conditions in 515 (Pneumoconiosis due to silica and
silicates) (010).
012.3 Tuberculous laryngitis
012.9 Other respiratory tuberculosis
013-017 Tuberculosis of other organs
Excludes with conditions in all (Pulmonary tuberculosis) (011)
unless reported as the underlying cause of and with a specified duration
exceeding that of the condition in all.
018 Disseminated tuberculosis
Excludes with conditions in:
all (Pulmonary tuberculosis) (011)
013 (Tuberculosis of meninges and central nervous system) (013)
035 Erysipelas
037 Tetanus
038 Septicaemia
Code to these diseases when they follow vaccination or a slight injury
(any condition in N910-N918, prick, splinter, minor cut, puncture (except
of trunk), bruise or contusion of superficial tissues or external parts, burn
of first degree); when they follow a more serious injury, code to the
IOJury.
196 Secondary and unspecified malignant neoplasm o/lymph nodes
197 Secondary malignant neoplasm of respiratory and digestive systems
198 Other secondary malignant neoplasm
Not to be used if the site of the primary neoplasm is known.
292-294 Psychosis associated with physical conditions
309 Mental disorders not specified as psychotic associated with physical
conditions
310-315 Mental retardation
Not to be used if the underlying physical condition is known.

303 Alcoholism
Excludes with conditions in 571.9 (Other cirrhosis of liver) (571.0).

323 Encephalitis, myelitis, and encephalomyelitis

Not to be used if the antecedent condition is known:
428 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION

postchickenpox encephalitis (052)

postmeasles encephalitis (055)
otitic encephalitis (381.9)
influenzal encephalitis (474)

345 Epilepsy
Includes accidents resulting from epilepsy.
Excludes epilepsy due to trauma (code to appropriate Nand E cate-
gories; if the nature of injury is not known, code to NSS4).
379 Blindness
388 Deaf mutism
389 Other deafness
Not to be used if the antecedent condition is known.
397 Diseases of other endocardial structures
Excludes with condition in:
394 (Diseases of mitral valve) (394)
395 (Diseases of aortic valve) (395)
396 (Diseases of mitral and aortic valves) (396)
400-404 Hypertensive disease
Excludes with conditions in 410-414 (Ischaemic heart disease) (41()'"
414 with 4th digit .0).
401-404 Hypertensive disease not specified as malignant
Excludes with conditions in 400 (Malignant hypertension) (400).
401 Esse/1lial benign hypertension
Excludes with conditions in:
430-438 (Cerebrovascular disease) (430-438 with 4th digit .0)
427 (Symptomatic heart disease) (402)
428 (Other myocardial insufficiency) (402)
429 (Ill-defined heart disease) (402)
580-583 (Nephritis and nephrotic syndrome) (580-583)
584 (Renal sclerosis unqualified) (403)
and when reported as the underlying cause of conditions in 424
(Chronic disease of endocardium) (424)
402 Hypertensive heart disease
Excludes with conditions in:
403 (Hypertensive renal disease) (404)
584 (Renal sclerosis unqualified) (404)
403 Hyperlensil'e renal disease
Excludes with conditions in:
402 (Hypertensive heart disease) (404)
427 (Symptomatic heart disease) (404)
 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION 429

428 (Other myocardial insufficiency) (404)

429 (Ill~defined heart disease) (404)

411 Other acute and subacute forms of ischaemic heart disease

412 Chronic ischaemic heart disease
413 Angina pectoris
Excludes with conditions in 410 (Acute myocardial infarction) (410)
424 Chronic disease of endocardium
When more than one valve is mentioned, priority in classification is
in the order mitral, aortic, other.
426 Pulmonary heart disease
Not to be nsed if the underlying pulmonary condition is known
(except for the term" kyphoscoliotic heart disease '').
427 Symptomatic heart disease
428 Other myocardial insufficiency
429 Ill-defined heart disease
Excludes with:
malignant hypertension (400.1)
hypertension, benign or unspecified (402)
conditions in 410-414 (Ischaemic heart disease) (410-414)
428 Other myocardial insufficiency
Excludes with arteriosclerosis (412)
429 Ill-defined heart disease
Excludes with conditions in 519.1 (Acute oedema of lung) (427.1)
430~438 Cerebrovascular disease
Excludes with malignant hypertension (400.2)
437 Generalized ischaemic cerebrovascular disease
Excludes with conditions in 430-434 (Cerebral haemorrhage and
infarction) (430-434)
and when reported as the underlying cause of conditions in 342
(Paralysis agitans) (342).
440 Arteriosclerosis
Excludes with conditions in:
400404 (Hypertensive disease) (400-404)
410-414 (Ischaemic heart disease) (410-414)
430-438 (Cerebrovascular disease) (430~438)
428 (Other myocardial insufficiency) (412)
445.9 (Gangrene not elsewhere classified) (445.0)
and when reported as the underlying cause of conditions in:
342 (Paralysis agitans) (342)
424 (Chronic disease of endocardium) (424)
441-4441 (Other diseases of arteries and arterioles,
446 except gangrene) (441-444, 446)
584 (Renal sclerosis unqualified) (403)
430 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION

and of the terms nephritis (chronic) (interstitial) and Bright's disease

(chronic) in 582, 583 (403).

460 Acute nasopharyngitis

465 Acute upper respiratory infection of multiple or unspecified sites
Excludes when reported as the underlying cause of serious conditions
such as meningitis (320), brain abscess (322), otitis media, mastoiditis
(381-383), influenza (470-474), pneumonia (480-486), bronchitis (490,
491), acute nephritis (580).

490 Bronchitis, unqualified

Excludes with conditions in 492 (Emphysema) (491).

492 Emphysema
Excludes with conditions in 490, 491 (Bronchitis, chronic or unquali-
fi,d) (491).

493 Asthma
Excludes with condition in:
466 (Acute bronchitis and bronchiolitis) (466)
490 (Bronchitis, unqualified) (490)
491 (Chronic bronchitis) (491)
492 (Emphysema) (492).

515 Pneumoconiosis due to silica and silicates

Excludes with conditions in 011 (Pulmonary tuberculosis) (010).

519.1 Acute oedema o/Jung

Excludes with conditions in:
429 (III-defined heart disease) (427.1)
782.4 (Acute heart failure, undefined) (427.1).

580-584 Nephritis and nephrosis

Excludes with malignant hypertension (400.3).

580 Acute nephritis

Excludes when reported as the underlying cause of conditions in 582
(Chronic nephritis) (582).

584 Renal sclerosis unqualified

Excludes with conditions in:
401 (Essential benign hypertension) (403)
402 (Hypertensive heart disease) (404)
403 (Hypertensive renal disease) (403).
 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION 431

593.2 Other rerwl disease

Excludes renal disease NOS and renal failure NOS with:
hypertension, benign or unspecified (403).

606 Sterility, male

628 Sterility, female
Not to be used if the causative condition is known.

630 Infections of genital tract during pregnancy

631 Ectopic pregnancy
Includes deaths from these causes even though delivery occurred
before death.

632 Haemorrhage of pregnancy

Excludes deaths occurring after onset of labour (651). If there is no
information as to delivery before death, it may be assumed that delivery
occurred and that the condition complicated delivery.

633 Anaemia of pregnancy

635-639 Urinary infections and toxaemias of pregnancy and the puer-
perium
Includes deaths from these causes even though delivery occurred
before death.

636 Rerwl disease arising during pregnancy and the puerperium

Excludes with conditions in:
637.0 (Pre-eclampsia) (637.0)
637.1 (Eclampsia) (637.1).

640 Abortion induced/or medical indications

Not to be used if the complication of pregnancy or other condition
requiring induction is known.

655 Delivery complicated by /aetapelvic disproportion

Excludes with conditions in 654 (Delivery complicated by abnormality
of bony pelvis) (654).

656 Delivery complicated by malpresentation of foetus

Excludes with conditions in 655 (Delivery complicated by foetopelvic
disproportion) (655).

711 Acute non-pyogenic arthritis

Not to be used if the ant~ent condition is known.
432 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION

735 Curvature of spine

Excludes with conditions in:
427.0 (Congestive heart failure) (426)
427.1 (Left ventricular failure) (4U)
429 (Ill-defined heart disease) (426)
782.4 (Acute heart failure, undefined) (426).
764-768 Difficult labour
Excludes residual cerebral paralysis at age 4 weeks or over (343).
When more than one type of difficult labour is mentioned, priority in
classification is in the order 764-768.

770 Conditions of placenta

771 Conditions of umbilical cord
772 Birth injury without mention of cause
774 Haemolytic disease of newborn with kernicterus
Excludes residual cerebral paralysis at age 4 weeks or over (343).
776 Anoxic and hypoxic conditions not elsewhere classified
Excludes residual cerebral paralysis at age 4 weeks or over (343).
Excludes with conditions in 760-771 (Maternal conditions, Difficult
labour, Conditions of placenta and cord) (760-771).
777 Immaturity, unqualified
778.1 Post-moturi! y
779.0 Maceration
Not to be used if any other cause of perinatal mortality is reported.
782.4 Acute heart failure, undefined
Excludes with conditions in 519.1 (Acute oedema of lung) (427.1).
792 Uraemia
Excludes with malignant hypertension (400.3).
E930, E931 Complications and misadventures in therapeutic procedures
Not to be used if the condition for which the treatment was given is
known.
N800-N803 Fracture of skull
When more than one site is mentioned, priority in classification is in
the order base, vault, other.
N995 Certain early complications of trauma
Not to be used if the nature of the antecedent injury is known.
N997-N999 Complications of medical care
Not to be used if the medical care was for purposes of treatment and
the condition for which the treatment was given is known.
 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION 433

Notes for interpretation of entries of causes of death

The foregoing rules will usually determine the underlying cause ofdeath
for primary mortality tabulation. Each country will need to amplify the
rules, depending on the consistency and completeness of medical certifi-
cation. The following paragraphs will be of assistance in formub.ting
such additional instructions.

I. Guides for the determination of the probability of sequences

A. Assumption of intervening cause

The assumption of an intervening cause in Part I is permissible for the
purpose of accepting a sequence as reported, but it must not be used to
modify the coding.
Example I: I (a) Cerebral haemorrhage
(b) Chronic nephritis
Code to chronic nephritis (582). It is necessary to assume hyperten-
sion as a condition intervening between cerebral haemorrhage and
the underlying cause, chronic nephritis.
Example 2: I (a) Mentally retarded baby
(b) Difficult birth (prolonged labour)
Code to difficult labour without mention of birth injury, asphyxia,
anoxia or hypoxia (768.9). The assumption of an intervening birth
injury or hypoxia does not allow assignment to one of the other
subdivisions of 768.

B. Interpretation of" highly improbable"

As a guide to the acceptability of sequences in the application of the
selection rules, the following relationships should be regarded as " highly
improbable ":
(a) an infective or parasitic disease (000-136) other than erysipelas
(035), tetanus (037), septicaemia or pyaemia (038), and gas gan-
grene (039.0) reported as" due to" any disease outside the group;
(b) a malignant neoplasm reported as " due to .. any other disease;
(c) a congenital anomaly (740-759) reported as " due to" any other
disease of the individual, including immaturity;
(d) diabetes (250), haemophilia (286.0), or influenza (470-474) repor-
ted as" due to" any other disease;
(e) rheumatic fever (390, 391) or rheumatic heart disease (394-398)
reported as " due to " any disease other than streptococcal sore
throat (034.0), scarlet fever (034.1), streptococcal septicaemia
(038.0), and acute tonsillitis (463);
434 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION

(f) a non-inflammatory disease of the central nervous system (330-

349, 430-438), except cerebral embolism (434), reported as .. due
to" endocarditis (394-397, 421, 424) or to a disease of the diges-
tive system (520-577);
(g) a condition of stated date of onset" X " reported as .. due to " a
condition of stated date of onset" Y ", when" X " predates" Y ".
The above list does not cover all .. highly improbable " sequences,
but in other cases the general rule should be followed unless there are
strong indications to the contrary.
The following should be accepted as possible sequences in Part I of
the certificate:
Acute or terminal circulatory diseases in 410-440 when reported as
due to malignant neoplasm, diabetes or asthma.
11. Effect of duration on classification
In evaluating the reported sequence of the direct and antecedent
causes, consideration should be given to any statements of the interval
between the onset of the disease or condition and time of death. This
would apply in the interpretation of" highly improbable" relationships,
item I(g), and in rule II.
Conditions classified as congenital anomalies in the International
Classification of Diseases (Nos. 740-759), even when not specified as
congenital on the medical certificate, should be coded as such if the
interval between onset and death and the age of the decedent indicate that
the condition existed from birth.
The Classification provides for late effects of certain conditions by
specific categories (Nos. 019, 044, 066, 077, 130.2,265.1,324, E940-E949,
E959, E969, E977, E989, E999), and by a fourth-digit subcategory" .9"
in the section for accidents, poisoning, and violence by nature of injury
(Nos. N800-N839, N850-N918, N940-N959). In many cases these late
effects include conditions present one year or more after onset of the
disease or injury. Rule 10 applies to these categories.
III. Sex limitations
Certain categories in the Classification are limited to one sex (Nos.
185-187,222,257,600.607 for males only and Nos. 180-184,218·221,
234·236, 256, 612·678 for females only). If, after verification, the sex
and cause of death on the certificate are not consistent, the death should
be coded to" Other unknown and unspecified causes (796.9)".

IV. Operations
If an operation appears on the certificate as the cause of death
without mention of the condition for which it was performed, or of the
findings at opelation, and the index provides no assignment for it, it is to
be assumed that the condition for which the operation is usually per-
rormed was present, and assignment will be made in accordance with the
 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION 435

above rules for selection of the cause of death. However, if the name of
the operation leaves in doubt what specific morbid condition was present,
additional information is to be sought. Failing this, code to the residual
category for the organ or site indicated by the name of the operation
(e.g. code" gastrectomy" to 537); if the operation does not indicate an
organ or site (e.g. "laparotomy"), code to "Other unknown and
unspecified causes (796.9)", unless there is mention of a therapeutic
misadventure (£930, £931).

V. Malignant neoplasms of multiple sites

If malignant neoplasms of more than one site are entered on the
certificate, the site indicated as primary should be selected. This indica-
tion may be the specification of one site as " primary", or of the other(s)
as "secondary" or as "metastases ", or an acceptable order of entry
pointing to one site as the primary. Malignant neoplasm of liver or
lymph nodes without specification as primary should be assumed to be
secondary and assignment made to the other site mentioned, even if this
is entered in Part II.
If there is no indication as to which was the primary site (for example,
if sites are entered on the same line or in a sequence which does not point
to one as the primary), prefer a defined site to an ill-defined site in
category 195 and of two or more defined sites prefer the first mentioned.
Of two or more specified sites of secondary malignant neoplasm,
prefer the first mentioned.

VI. Rheumatic fever with heart involvement

See note at 391. If there is no statement that the rheumatic process
was active at the time of death, assume activity if the heart condition
(other than terminal conditions and bacterial endocarditis) which is
specified as rheumatic or stated to be due to rheumatic fever is described
as acute or subacute; in the absence of such description, the terms
"carditis ", .. endocarditis ", "heart disease ", "myocarditis ", and
"pancarditis" can be regarded as acute if the interval between onset and
death is less than one year or, if no interval is stated, if the age at death
is under IS, and the term" pericarditis" can be regarded as acute at
any age.

VII. Congenital anomalies

The following conditions may be regarded as congenital when causing
death at the ages stated provided there is no indication that they were
acquired after birth.
Under I year: aneurysm, aortic stenosis, atresia, atrophy of brain,
cyst of brain, deformity, displacement of organ, ectopia, hypoplasia of
organ, malformation, pulmonary stenosis, valvular heart disease.
436 CERTIFICATION, RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION

Under 4 weeks: endocarditis, heart disease NOS, hydrocephalus NOS,

myocarditis.

Ylii. Nature of injury

Where more than one kind of injury in N800-N959 is mentioned and
there is no clear indication as to which caused death, the injury to be
coded should be selected in accordance with the following order of pre-
ference, provided that there is no contrary instruction in the classifica-
tion:
fracture of skull (N800, N801, N803, NS04) and broken neck (N805.0,
NSOS.I)
internal injury of chest, abdomen, pelvis (N86Q-.N869)
fracture of face bones, spine. trunk (N802, NS05.2-NS05.9, N806-
NS09)
other head injury (N850-N854), open wounds (multiple) of neck and
chest (N874, N875, N879, N904-N908), traumatic amputation of
limbs (N887, N897) and spinal cord lesion without evidence of
spinal bone injury (N958)
fracture of limbs (N8iO-N829)
burn (N940-N949)
others in N800-N959

IX. Adverse effect of medicinal agents

When combinations of medicinal agents classified differently are
involved, proceed as follows. If one component of the combination is
specified as the cause of death, code to that component. Otherwise if the
components are classified to the same three-digit category, code to the
residual sub-category (.9); if not, code to N977 .8, except for the particular
combinations identified in N978.

X. Expressions indicating doubtful diagnosis

Qualifying expressions indicating some doubt as to the accuracy of
the diagnosis, such as "apparently", "presumably", "possibly", etc.,
should be ignored, since entries without such qualification differ only in
degree of certainty of the diagnosis.
 SPECIAL TABULATION LISTS

List A. List of 150 Causes for Tabulation of Morbidity and Mortality

List B. List of SO Causes for Tabulation of Mortality
List C. List of 70 Causes for Tabulation of Morbidity
List D. List of 300 Causes (or Tabulation of Hospital Morbidity
List P. List of 100 Causes for Tabulation of Perinatal Morbidity and
Mortality
 The special tabulation lists which follow have been
adopted by the World Heallh Assembly under Article 23 of
the Constitution of the World Health Organization (Off.
Ret". Wid HI,h Org., 1967. 160. II and Annex 18),
 LIST A

LIST OF 150 CAUSES

FOR TABULATION OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY

Detailed Li't
CauS<' Group' Number,

A Ololera 000
A 2 Typhoid fever 001

A ,
A 3 Paratyphoid fever and other salmonella infections
Bacillary dysentery and amoebiasis
002,003
004,006
A 5 Enteritis and other diarrhoeal diseases 008,009
A 6 Tuberculosis of respiratory system 010-012
A 7 Tuberculosis of meninges and central nervous system 013
A 8 Tuberculosis of intestines, peritoneum and mesenteric glands 01'
A 9 Tuberculosis of bones and joints 015
AIO Other tuberculosis, induding late effects 016-019
A II Plague 020
AI2 Anthrax 022
AI3 Brucellosis 023
A 14 Leprosy 030
A 15 Diphtheria 032
A 16 Whooping cough 033
A 17 Streptococcal sore throat and scarlet fever 034
A 18 Erysipelas 035
AI9 Meningococcal infection 036
A20 Tetanus 037
005,007

A 21

A
A
Other bacterial diseases

22 Acute poliomyelitis
23 Late effects of acute poliomyelitis
I 021
024-027
031,038
039
040-043
044
050
A 24 Smallpox
A 25 Measles 055
A 26 Yellow fever 060
A 27 Viral encephalitis 062-065
A 28 Infectious hepatitis 070

- 439 -
440 SPECIAL TABULATION LISTS

De/ailed List
Cause Gruups Numbers

045,046
051-054
056,057
A 29 Other viral diseases 061
066-068
071-079
A 30 Typhus and other rickettsioses 080-083
A 31 Malaria 084
A 32 Trypanosomiasis 086,087
A 33 Relapsing fever 088
A 34 Congenital syphilis 090
A 35 Early syphilis, symptomatic 091
A 36 Syphilis of central nervous system 094
092,093
A 37 Other syphilis ( 095-097
A38 Gonococcal infections 098
A39 Schistosomiasis 120
A40 Hydatidosis 122
A41 Filarial infection 125
A42 Ancylostomiasis 126
121, 123
A 43 Other helminthia5es
{ 124
127-129

I
085,089
099
A 44 All other infective and parasitic diseases 100-117
130-136
A 45 Malignant neoplasm of buccal cavity and pharynx 140-149
A 46 Malignant neoplasm of oesophagus 150
A 47 Malignant neoplasm of stomach 151
A 48 Malignant neoplasm of intestine, except rectum 152,153
A 49 Malignant neoplasm of rectum and rectosigmoid junction 154
A 50 Malignant neoplasm of larynx 161
A 51 Malignant neoplasm of trachea, bronchus lind lung 162
A 52 Malignant neoplasm of bone 170
A 53 Millignlint neoplilsm of skin 172,173
A 54 Malignant neoplasm of breast 174
A 55 Malignant neoplasm of cervi:o: uteri 180
A 56 Other malignant neoplasm of uterus 181, 182
A 57 Malignant neoplasm of prostate 185
155-160
163, 171
A 58. Malignant neoplasm of other and urupecified sites
( 183, 184
186-199
 LIST A 441

DNoiled Ust
Cau," Gmups Numb.rs

A 59 Leukaemia 204-207
200-203
A 60 Other neoplasms of lymphatic and haemotopoietic tissue 208, 209
A 61 Benign neoplasms and neoplasms of unspeciAed nature 210-239
A 62 Non-toxic goitre 240, 241
A 63 Thyrotoxicosis with or without goitre 242
A 64 Diabetes mellitus 250
A 65 Avitaminoses and other nutritional deficiency 260-269
243-246
A 66 Other endocrine and metabolic diseases
{ 251-258
270-279
A 67 Anaemias 280-285
A 68 Other diseases of blood and blood-forming organs 286-289
A 69 Psychoses 290-299
A 70 Neuroses. personality disorder.; and other non-psychotic
mental disorders 300-309
A 71 Mental retardation 310-~lj

A 72 Meningitis 320
A 73 Multiple sclerosis 340
A 74 Epilepsy 345
A 75 Inflammatory diseases of eye 360-369
A 76 Cataract 37'
A 77 Glaucoma m
A 78 Otitis media and mastoiditis 381-383
321-333
341-344
346-358
A 79 Other diseases of nervous system and sense organs 370-373
376-380
384-389
A 80 Active rheumatic fever 390-392
A 81 Chronic rheumatic heart disease 393-398
A 82 Hypertensi~e disease 400-404
A 83 Ischaemic heart disease 410-414
AS4 Other forms of heart disease 420-429
A85 Cerebrovascular disease 430438
A86 Diseases of arteries, arterioles and capillaries 440-448
A87 Venous thrombosis and embolism 450-453
A 88 Other diseases of circulatory system 454-458
A 89 Acute respiratory infections 460-466
A 90 Influenza 470-474
A 91 Viral pneumonia 480
A92 Other pneumonia 481-486
442 SPECIAL TABULATION LISTS

De/"i/~d U"
C<luse Gmups I"umber<

A9J Bronchitis, emphysema and asthma 490-493

A94 Hypertrophy of tonsils and adenoids 500
A95 Empyema and abscess of lung 510, 513
501-508
A96 Other diseases of respiratory system
{ 511, 512
514-519
A 97 Diseases of teeth and supporting structures 520·525
A98 Peptic ulcer 531-533
A99 Gastritis and duodenitis 535
A100 Appendicitis 540-543
550-553
AIOI Intestinal obstruction and hernia 560
AI02 Cirrhosis of liver 571
Al03 Cholelithiasis and cholecystitis 574, 575

I
526-530
534,536
537
Al04 Other diseases of digestive system 561-570
572, 573

AlO5 Acute nephritis

1 576, 577
580
Al06 Other nephritis and nephrosis 581-584
A107 Infections of kidney 590
A108 Calculus of urinary system 592, 594
Al09 Hyperplasia of prostate 600
AIIO Diseases of breast 610,611
591,593
595-599
Alii Other diseases of genito-urinary system 601-007
612-629
AI12 Toxaemias of pregnancy and the puerperium 636-639
632
AID Haemorrhage of pregnancy and childbirth 651-653
AI14 Abortion induced for legal indications 640,641
AI15 Other and unspecified abonion 642-645
670,671
AI16 Sepsis of childbirth and the puerperium
673
630,631
633-635
A 117 Other complications of pregnancy, childbirth and the 654-661
puerperium 671
674-678
AII8 Delivery without mention of complication 650
A1I9 Infections of skin and subcutaneous tissue 680-686
AI20 Other diseases of skin and subcutaneous tissue 690-709
 LIST A 443

De/ailed IiJ/
C(Ju,~ G,oups Numbers

Al21 Arthritis and spondylitis 710-715

A122 Non-articular rheumatism and rheumatism unspecified 716-718
Al23 Osteomyelitis and periostitis 720
727
AI24
AI25
Ankylosis and acquired musculoskeletal deformities
Other diseases of musculoskeletal system and connective
1 735-738
721-726
tissue
Al26 Spina bifida
1 728- 734
741
AI27 Congenital anomalies of heart 746
AI28 Other congenital anomalies of circulatory system 747
AI29 Cleft palate and cleft lip 749
740
742-745
A130 All other congenital anomalies 748

A131 Birth injury and difficult labour

1 750-759
764-768
m
AI32 Conditions of placenta and cord 770,771
A133 Haemolytic disease of newborn 774,775
AI34 Anoxil; and hypoxic conditions not elsewhere classified 776
760-763
AI35 Other causes of perinatal morbidity and mortality
{ 769,773
777-779
A136 Senility without mention of psychosis 794
780-793
AI37 Symptoms and other iII-defined conditions 795,796

EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY

AE138 Motor vehicle accidents E810-E823

E800-E807
AEI39
AEl40
Other transport accidents
Accidental poisoning
1 E825-E845
E850-E877
AEI41 Accidental falls E880-E887
AEI42 Accidents caused by fires E890-E899
AE143 Accidental drowning and submersion E910
AEI44 Accident caused by firearm missiles E922
E916-E921
AEI45 Accidents mainly of industrial type
1 E923-E928
E900-E909
AEI46 All other accidents
{ E911-E915
E929-E949
AE!47 Suicide and self inflicted injury E950-E959
AE148 Homicide and injury purposely inHicted by other persons;
legal intervention E960-E978
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[H,/aI!ed li"
C.,Uf( Gmup. Numbers

AEI49 Injury undetermined whether accidentally or purposely

inflicted E980-E9S9
AEl50 Injury resulting from operations of war E990-E999

NATURE OF INJURY

ANI38 Fracture of skull N800-NS04

AN139 Fracture of spine and trunk N805-NS09
ANI40 Fracture of limbs NSIO-N829
ANI4! Dislocation wilhout fracture N830-N839
ANI42 Sprains and strains of joints and adjacent muscles N840-N848
ANI43 Intracranial injury (excluding skull fracture) N8S0-NSS4
ANl44 lmerna! injury of chest, abdomen and pelvis N860-N869
AN145 Laceration lind open wound N870-N908
ANl46 Superficial injury, contusion and crushing with intact skin
surface N910-N929
AN147 Foreign body entering through orifio;e N93()'N939
ANl48 Born N940-N949
ANI49 Adverse etreas of chemical substances N960-N989
N950-N959
ANI50 All other and unspecified effects of external causes ( N990-N999
 LIST B

LIST OF 50 CAUSES
FOR TABULATION OF MORTALITY

Detailed List
Cause Group, Numbers

B 1 Cholera 000
B 2 Typhoid fever 001
B 3 BaciJ!ary dysentery and amoebiasis 004,006
B 4 Enteritis and other diarrhoeal diseases 008,009
B 5 TUben:ulosis of respiratory system 010-012
B 6 Other tuberculosis, including late effects 013-019
B 7 Plague 020
B 8 Diphtheria 032
B 9 Whooping cough 033
B10 Streptococcal sore throat and scarlet fever 034
BII Meningococcal infection 036
B12 Acute poliomyelitis 040-043
B13 Smallpo)l: 050
Bl4 Measles OSS
BI5 Typhus and other rickettsioses 080-083
B16 Malaria 084
B17 Syphilis and its sequelae 090-iJ97
Remainder of
B18 All other infective and parasitic diseases 000-136
B19 Malignant ncoplasms, including neoplasms of lymphatic and
haematopoietic tissue 140-209
B20 Benign neoplasms and neoplasms of unspecified nature 210·239
Bfl Diabetes mellitus 250
B22 Avitaminoses and other nutritional deficiency 260-269
B23 Anaemias 280-285
B24 Meningitis 320
B25 Active rheumatic fever 390-392
B26 ChlOnic rheumatic heart disease 393·398
B27 Hypertensive disease 400-40<
B28 Ischaemic heart disease 410-414
B29 01 her forms of heart disease 420-429
B30 Cerebrovascular disease 430438

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De/ailed List
Cause Groups Numben

B3! InHuenza 470-474

B32 Pneumonia 480-486
B33 Bronchitis, emphysema and asthma 490-493
B34 Peptic ulcer ,S3l·S33
B35 Appendicitis 540-543

I
B36 Intestinal obstruction and hernia 550-553
560
B37 Cirrhosis of liver 571
B38 Nephritis and nephrosis 580-584
B39 Hyperplasia of prostate 600
B40 Abortion 640-645
630-639
841 Other complications of pregnancy, childbirth and the puer-
perium. Delivery without mention of complication
842 Congenital anomalies
I 650-678
740-159

843 Birth injury, difficult labour and othe ranoxic lind hypoxic 764-768
conditions 1 772,776
760·763

[
769-771
B44 Other causes of perinatal mortality 773-775
717-779

B45 Symptoms and ill-defined conditions 780-796

Remainder of
B46 All other diseases 240-738

EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY

BE47 Motor vehicle accidents E810-E823

E800-E807
BE48 All other accidents 1 E825-E949
E950-E959
BE49 Suicide and self-inllicted injuries
BE50 All other external causes E960-E999

NATURE OF INJURY
N800-N829
BN47 Fractures, intracranial and internal injurie5 1 N850-N869
N9<lO-N949
BN48 Burn
BN49 Adverse effects of chemical substances N960-N989
Remainder of
BNSO All other injuries N800-N999
 LIST C

LIST OF 70 CAUSES
FOR TABULATION OF MORBIDITY

Derailed LiM
Caus,· Groups Num/l('"

C 1 Typhoid, paratyphoid fever, other salmonella infections 001-003

C 2 Bacillary dysentery and amoebiasis 004,006
C 3 Enteritis and other diarrhoeal diseases OOS,OO9
C 4 Tuberculosis of respiratory system 010-012
C 5 Other tUben:ulosis, including late effects 013-019
C 6 Brucellosis 023
C 7 Diphtheria 032
C 8 Whooping cough 033
C 9 Streptococcal sore throat and scarlet fever 034
CIO Smallpox 050
CIl Measles 055
Cl2 Viral encephalitis 062-065
CI3 lnfectious hepatitis 010
C!4 Typhus and other rickettsioses 080-083
Cl5 Malaria 084
CI6 Syphilis and its sequelae 090-<397
cn Gonococcal infections 098
CIS Helminthiases \20-\29
Remainder of
Cl9 All other infective and parasitic diseases 000-136
C20 Malignant neoplasms, including neoplasms of lymphatic and
haematopoietic tissue 140-209
C21 Benign neoplasms and neoplasms of unspecified nature 210-239
02 Thyrotoxicosis with or without goitre 242
C23 Diabetes mellitus 250
C24 Avitaminoses and-other nutritional deficiency 260-269
240,241

C25 Other endocrine and metabolic diseases

06 Anaemias
C27 Psychoses and non psychotic mental disorders
I 243-246
251-258
270-279
280-285
290-309
C28 Inflammatory diseases of eye 360-369

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Dnailed List
Cause Groups Numb~rs

C29 Cataract 374

ClO Otitis media and mastoiditis 381-383

I
320-358
370-373
Cll Other diseases of nervous system and sense organs 375-380
384-389
C32 Active rheumatic fever 390-392
Cll Chronic rheumatic heart disease 393-398
CJ4 Hypertensive disease 400-404
CJ5 Ischaemic heart disease 410-414
CJ6 Cerebrovaso:;:ular disease 430-438
C37 Venous thrombosis and embolism 450453
410-429
C38

C39
Other diseases of circulatory system

Acute respiratory infections

! 440-448
454-458
460-466
C40 Influenza 47G-474
C4I Pneumonia 480-486
C42 Bronchitis, emphysema and asthma 490-493
C43 Hypertrophy of tonsils and adenoids 500
C" Pneumoconioses and related diseases 515,516
501-514
C45 Other diseases of respiratory system 517-519
C46 Diseases of teeth and supponing structures 520-525
C47 Peptic ulcer 531-533
C48 Appendicitis 540-543

C49 Intestinal obstruction and hernia I 550-553

I 5'"
C50 Cholelithiasis and cholecystitis 574, 575

I
526-530
534-537
C51 Other diseases of digestive system 56\-573
576, 577
C52 Nephritis and nephrosis 580-584
C53 Calcuills of urinary system 592, 594
C54 Hyperplasia of prostate 600
590, 591

C55 Other diseases of genito-llrinary system

C56 Abortion
C57 Other complications of pregnancy, childbirth and the puer-
I 593
595-599
601-629
640-645
630-639
perium 651-678
C58 Delivery withollt mention of complication 650
 LIST C 449

Detailed List
Cause Groups Nllm/;ers

C59 Infections of skin and subcutaneous tbi-sue 680-686

C60 Other diseases of skin and subcutaneous tissue 690-709
C61 Arthritis and spondylitis 710-715
C62 Other diseases of musculoskeletal system and connective
tissue 716-738
C63 Congenital anomalies 740-759
C64 Certain causes of perinatal morbidity 760-779
286-289
C6S Other specified and ill-defined direases
{ 310-315
780-796

EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY

E810-E819
CE66 Road transport accidents
1E800-E807
E825-E827

CE67

CE68
All other accidents

Attempted suicide and self-inflicted injuries

l E820-E823
E830-E949
E950-E959
CE69 Attempted homicide and injury purposely inflicted by other
persons; legal intervention E960-E978
CE70 All other external causes E980-E999

NATURE OF INJURY
CN66 Fractures N800-N829
CN67 Intracranial and internal injuries N850-N869
CN68 Burn N940-N949
CN69 Adverse effects of chemical substances N960-N989
N830-N848
N870-N939
CN70 All other injuries
( N950-N959
N990-N999
 LIST D

LIST OF 300 CAUSES

FOR TABULATION OF HOSPITAL MORBIDITY

Delailed List
Numbus
0 Cholera 000
0 2 Typhoid fever 001
0 3 Paratyphoid fever and other salmonella infeo:;:tions 002,003
0 4 Bacillary dysentery 004
0 5 Amoebiasis 006
0 6 Enteritis and other diarrhoea! diseases 008,009
0 7 Other intestinal infectious diseases 005,007
0 8 Silicotuberculosis 010
0 9 Pulmonary tuberculosis 011
010 Tuberculous pleurisy 012.1,012.2
011 Tuberculous laryngitis 012.3
012 Other respiratory tuberculosis 012.0,012.9
013 Tuberculosis of meninges and central nervous system 013
014 Tuberculosis of intestines, peritoneum and mesenteric
glands 014
D 15 Tuberculosis of bones and joints 015
D 16 Tuberculosis ofgenito-urinary system 016
D 17 Other tuberculosis, including late eifeo:;:ts 017-019
D 18 Plague 020
D 19 Brucellosis 023
D 20 Leprosy 030
D 21 Diphtheria 032
D 22 Whooping cough 033
D 23 Streptococcal sore throat and s.:arle! fever 034
D 24 Erysipelas 035
D 25 Meningococcal infection 036
D 26 Tetanus 037
D 27 Septicaemia 038
021, 022
D 28 Other bacterial diseases
{ 024-027
031,039

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1)<'I(lil~d U"
Cause G",ups ,"umber>

o 29 Acute poliomyelitis 04"'43

o 30 late effects of acute poliomyelitis 044
D 31 Smallpox 050
o 32 Chickenpox 052
D 33 Measles 055
D 34 Rubella 056
o 35 Yellow fever 060
o 36 Viral encephalitis 062-D65
o 37 Arthropod-borne haemorrhagic fever 067
o 38 Infectious hepatitis 070
D 39 Rabies 071
D 40 Mumps 072
045,046
051,053
054,057
041 Other viral diseases 061,066
068
073-079
042 Typhus and other rickettsioses 080-083
041 Malaria 084
044 leishmaniasis 085
045 Trypanosomiasis 086,087
0% Relapsing fever 088
D47 Early syphilis, symptomatic 091
048 Cardiovascular syphilis 093
049 Syphilis of central nervous system 09'
090,092
050 Olher syphilis 095-(l97
051 Gonococcal infections 098
052 Schistosomiasis 120
053 Hydatidosis 122
054 Ancylostomiasis 126
121
055 Other helminthiases
! 123-125
127-129
089,099
D 56 All other infective and parasitic diseases
{ 100-117
130-\36
D 57 Malignant neoplasm of ~uccal cavity and pharynx 140-149
D 58 Malignant neoplasm of stomach 151
D 59 Malignant neoplasm of intestine, except rectum 152, 153
D 60 Malignant neoplasm of rectum and rectosigmoid jllnction 15'
 LIST D 453

DetaliRd LiSl
Cause Group_' Numbns

DOl Malignant neoplasm of other digestive organs and peri- 150

toneum 155-159
D 62 Malignant neoplasm of larynx 161
D 63 Malignant neoplasm of trachea, bronchu5 and lung 162
o 64 Malignant neoplasm of other and unspecified respiratory
organs 160, 163
D 65 Malignant neoplasm of bone 170
D 66 Malignant neoplasm of skin 172, 173
D 67 Malignant neoplasm of breast 174
o 68 Malignant neoplasm of cervix uteri 180
D 69 Chorionepithelioma 181
D 70 Other malignant neoplasm of uterus 182
D7I Malignant neoplasm of ovary 183.0
DJ2 Malignant neoplasm of other and unspecified female genital II 183.1,183.9
organs 184
D73 Malignant neoplasm of prostate 185
D 74 Malignant neoplasm of testis 186
D75 Malignant neoplasm of bladder 188
D 76 Malignant neoplasm of other genito-urinary organs 187, 189
D 77 Malignant neoplasm of brain 191
171,190
D 78 Malignant neoplasm of other specified sites 192-195
D 79 Secondary and unspcdfied malignant neoplasm of lymph
nodes 196
o 80 Secondary malignant neoplasm of other sites ami malignant
neoplasm of unspecified site 197-199
D 81 Hogkin's disease 201
D 82 Leukaemia 204-207
200,202
D 83 Other neoplasms of lymphatic and haemalopoietic tissue
{ 203, 208
209
D 84 Benign neoplasm of skin 216
D 85 Uterine fibroma 218
D 86 Other benign neoplasm of uterus 219
D 87 Benign neoplasm of ovary 220
D 88 Bemgn neoplasm of kidney and other urinary organs 223
o 89 Benign neoplasm of brain and other parts of nervous system 225
210-215

D 90

D 91
Other benign neoplasm

Carcinoma in situ of cervix uteri

{ 217,221
222,224
226-228
234.0
454 SPECIAL TABULATION LISTS

D.m;l~d US!
Cause Gmup< Numbers

230-233
Dn Other neoplasm of unspecified nature
{
234.1,234.9
235-239
09J Non-toxic goitre 240,241
D94 Thyrotoxicosis with or without goitre 242
095 Other diseases of thyroid gland 243-246
D96 Diabetes mellitus 250
097 Avitaminoses and other nutril:ional deficiency 260-269
251-258
098 Other endocrine and metabolic diseases 270-279
099 Iron deficiency anaemias 280
0100 Vitamin BI2 deficiency anaemia 281.0,281.1
0101 Other deficiency anaemias 281.2-281.9
0102 Other diseases of blood and blood-forming organs 282-289
0103 Alcoholic psychosis 291
DIM Schizophrenia 295
D!05 Affective psychoses 296
290
0106 Other psychoses
{ 292-294
297-299
0107 Neuroses 300
0108 Alcoholism 303
301,302
0109 Other non-psychotic mental disordel1i 304-309
0110 Mental retardation 3\0-315
0111 Meningitis 320
0112 Other inflammatory diseases of central nervous system 321-324
0113 Hereditary and familial diseases of nervous system 330-333
0114 Multiple sclerosis 340
0115 Paralysis agitans 342
0116 Epilepsy 345
341,343
0117 Other diseases of central nervous system
{ 344
346-349
0118 Sciatica J53
350-352
0119 Other diseases of nerves and peripheral ganglia 354-358
0120 Keratitis with ulceration 363.0
0121 Iritis, choroiditis and other inflammation of uveal tract 364-366
0122 Inflammation of lacrimal glands and ducts 368
360-362
0123 Other inflammatory diseases of eye { 363.9
367,369
 LIST D 455

DI!/Qill!d List
Cau,e Groups Nu",b~r'

0124 Strabismus 37J

0125 Cataract 374
DI26 Glaucoma 375
DI27 Detachment of retina 376
370-372
DI28 Other diseases of eye 377-379
0129 Otitis media without mention of mastoiditis 381
0130 Mastoiditis with or without otitis media 382, 383
380
D131 Other diseases of ear and mastoid process 384-389
0132 Active rheumatic fever 390-392
D133 Chronic rheumatic heart disease 393-398
0134 E3sential benign hypertension 401
DI35 Hypertensive heart disease 402,404
0136 Other hypertensive disease 400,403
0137 Acute myocardial infarctioll 410
0138 Other ischaemic heart disease 411-414
0139 Symptomatic heart disease 427
420-426
OWl Other forms of heart disease 428,429
DI41 Cerebral haemorrhage 431
DI42 Cerebral infarction 432-434
0143 Acute but ill-defined cerebrovascular disease 436
430,435
01 . . Other cerebrovascular disease 437,438
DI45 Arteriosclerosis 440
01"" Other peripheral vascular disease ..3
441,442
0147 Other diseases of arteries, arterioles and capillaries 444-448
0148 Pulmonary embolism and infarction 450
0149 Phlebitis, thrombophlebitis, venous embolism
and thrombosis 451-453
0150 Varicose veins of lower e)(tremities 454
DIS] Haemorrhoids 455
0152 Other diseases of circulatory sy~tem 456-458
DI53 Acute pharyngitis and acute tonsillitis 462,463
D154 Acute bronchitis and bronchiolitis 466
460,461
DI55 Other a~ute upper respiratory infel;:tions ( 464,465
Dl56 Influenla 470-474
0157 Viral pneumonia 480
0158 Pneumoo;:occal pneumonia 481
0159 Pneumonia due to other specified organism 482,483
456 SPECIAL TABULATION LISTS

DNuil~"
Li.1
Cause Croups Numb",

DI60 Pneumonia withollt specification of organism 484-486

DI61 Bronchitis, emphysema and asthma 490-493
DI62 Hypertrophy of tonsils and auenoids 500
D163 Chronic sinusitis 503
DI64 Deflected nasa! septum 504
501, 502
D165
D166
Other diseases of upper respiratory tract
Empyema and abscess of lung
1 505-508
510,513
0167 Pleurisy 511
0168 Pneumoconioses and related diseases 515, 516
D169 Bronchiectasis 518
5[2, 514
D170 Othel diseases of respiratory system 517, 519
DI71 Diseases of teeth and supponing structures 520-525
DI72 Other diseases of oral cavity, salivary glands and jaws 526-529
0173 Ulcer of stomach 531
0174 Ulcer of duodenum 532
Dl75 Peptic ulcer, site unspecified 533
Dl76 Gastrojejunal ulcer 534
0177 Gastritis and duodenitis 535
530
0178
0179
Other diseases of oesophagus, stomach and duodenum
Acute appendicitis
1 536, 537
540
0180 Other appendicitis 541-543
0181 Inguinal hernia without mention of obstruction 550
0182 Other hernia without mention of obstruction 551
0183 Hernia with obstruction 552, 553
0184 Intestinal obstruction without mention of hernia 560
0185 Chronic enteritis and ulcerative colitis 563
0186 Anal fisure and listula 565
0187 Abscess of anal and rectal regions 566
561,562
0188 Other diseases of intestines and peritoneum
{ 564
567-569
0189 Cirrhosis of liver 571
DI9il Chole1ithiasi~ ami cholecyslilis 574,575
570,572
0191 Other diseases of liver and gan bladder 573, 57_6
DI92 Oiseases of pancreas 577
0193 Acute nephritis 580
0194 Other nephritis and nephrosis 581-584
0195 Infections of kidney 590
 LIST V 457

Detailed Lis/
Numbers

0196 Calculus of urinary system 592,594

0197 Cystitis 595
0198 Stricture of urethra 598
591,593
0199 Other diseases of urinary system
{ 596
597, 599
0200 Hyperplasia of prostate 600
0201 Hydrocele 603
0202 Redundant prepuce and phimosis 605
601, 602
0203 Other diseases of male genital organs
{ 604
606,607
0204 Diseases of breast 610,611
0205 Salpingitis and oophoritis 612-614
0206 Other diseases of ovary, fallopian tube and parametrium 615,616
0207 lnfoxtive disease of cervix uteri 620
0208 Infective disease of uterus (except cervix), vagina and vulva 622
D209 Uterovaginal prolapse 623
0210 Malposition of uterus 624
0211 Oisorders of menstruation 626
0212 Sterility, female 628
621,625
0213 Other diseases of female genital organs 627,629
0214 Infections of genito-urinary tract during pregnancy and the
puerperium 630,635
0215 Threatened abortion 632.3

0216 Other haemorrhage of pregnancy

II 632.0-632.2
632.4,632.9
0217 Pregnancy with malposition of foetus in uterus 634.0
0218 Toxaemias of pregnancy and the puerperium 636-639
j 631,633
0219 Other complications of pregnancy t 634:1-634.9
0220 AbOrtion induced for legal indications 640,641
0221 Other and unspecified abortion 642-645
0222 Delivery without mention of complication 650
0223 Oelivery complicated by placenta praevia or ante_parIum
haemorrhage 651
0224 Delivery complicated by retained placenta or other post-
partum haemorrhage 652,653
0225 Delivery complicated by abnormality of bony pelvis., dis-
proportion, malpresentation or other prolonged labour 654-657
0226 Delivery with other complications, including anaesthetic
death 658-662
458 SPECIAL TABULATION LISTS

Dnail~d List
Cal<u CN'''PS Numbe"

0227 Complications of the puerperium 67()'678

0228 Infections of skin and subcutaneous tissue 680-686
0229 Other inflammatory conditions of skin and subcutaneous
tissue 690-698
0230 Other diseases of skin and sulx:utaneous tissue 700-709
D231 Rheumatoid arthritis and allied conditions 712
0232 Osteo-arlhritis and allied conditions 713
710, 711
0233 Other and unspecified arthritis 714, 715
0234 Non-articular rheumatism and rheumatism unspecified 716-718
0235 Osteomyelitis and periostitis 720
0236 Other diseases of bone 721-723
0237 Internal derangement of joint 124
0238 Displacement of intervertebral dis.: 725
D239 Vertebrogenic pain syndrome 728
726, 727
0240 Other diseases of joint 729
D241 Synovitis., bun;itis and tenosynovitis 7lI
0242 Hallux. valgus and varus 737
730
0243 Other diseases of musculoskeletal system
{ 732-736
738
0244 Spina bifida and congenital hydrocephalus 741,742
0245 Congenital anomalies of circulatory system 746,747
0246 Cleft palate and cieri lip 749
0247 Congenital pyloric stenosis 750.1
750.0
0248 Other congenital anomalies of digesth'e system
{ 750.2-750.9
751
0249 Undescended testicle 752.1
752.0
0250 Other congenital anomalies of genito-urinary system
{ 752.2-752.9
753
0251 Clubfoot (congenital) 754
0252 Congenital dislocation of hip 755.6
755.0-755.5
0253 Other congenital anomalies of musculos~eletal system
{ 755.7-755.9
756
740
743-745
0254 Other and unspecified congenital anomalies 748
1 757-759
 LIST D 459

D~/("Ie" Li"
C(1US~ Groups Numbers

764-768
0255 Birth injury
{ with 4th digits
.0-.3
772
764-768
0256

0257
Asphyxia, anoxia or hypoxia

Haemolytic disease of newborn

{ wi,h 4,h digi'
.4
776
774,775
0258 Immaturity, unspecified 777
760-763
764-768
wi,h 4,h digil
0259 Other causes of perinatal morbidity and mortality .9
769-771
773,778
779
0260 Acute heart failure, undefined 782.4
0261 Haematemesis 784.5
0262 Abdominal pain 785.5
0263 Pain referable to urinary system 786.0
0264 Reten,ion of urine 786.1
0265 Incontinence of urine 786.2
Remainder of
0265 Other symptoms 780-789
0267 Senility ..... ithout mention of psychosis 794
0268 Other ill-defined conditions 790-793
795,796

SUPPLEMENTARY CLASSIFICATIONS

DY269. Normal pregnancy Y60

DY270. Live births in hospital Y80-Y89
DY271. Other special admissions or consultations YOO-Y59
Y61-Y79

EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY

DE272. Rail ..... ay accidents E800-E807

E8!O-E823
DE273. Motor vehicle accident to occupant of motor vehicle with 4th digits
{ .0-.3
E810-E823
OE274. Motor vehicle accident to pedal cyclist wi,h 4th digit
{
.6
460 SPECIAL TABULATION USTS

TJ<'/iJiI~d u"
Couse G,oups Number_,

E810-E823
DE275 Motor vehicle accident to pedestrian
1
with 4(h d;g;(

E81O-E823
.7

DE276

DE277
Motor vehicle accident to other and unspecified person

Other road vehicle accidents

1
with 4th digits
.4, .5, .8, .9
E825-E827
DE278 Water transport accidents E830--E838
DE279 Air and space transport accidents E84O-E845
DE280 Accidental poisoning by drugs and medicaments E850-E859
DE281 Accidental poisoning by other solid and liquid substances E860-E869
DE2B2 Accidental poisoning by gases and \apaun; E870· E877
DE283 Accidental fall on or from stairs, steps, ladders or scaffolding E880, E881
DE284 Other accidental fal! from one level to another E882-E884
DE285 Accidental fal! on same level E885, E886
DE286 Other and unspecified accidental fall E887
DE287 Accidental conflagrations E89O-E892
DE288 Accidental ignition of clothing or inflammable material E893. E894
DE289 Accidents from controlled fires E895-E897
DE290 Accidents from other and unspecified fires E898, E899
DE291 Accidental drowning and submersion E910
DE292 Accident caused by firearm missiles E912
DE293 Surgical and medical complications and misadventures E930-E936
E900-E909
E911-E921
DE294 Other and unspecified accidents, including late effel;:ts E923-E929
E94O-E949
DE295 Suicide and self-inflicted injury by poisoning by solid 0'
liquid substances E950
DE296 Suicide and self-inflicted injury by poisoning by gases in
domestic use E951
DE297 Suicide and self inflicted injury by other and unspecified
means, including late effects E952-E959
DE298 Homicide and injury purposely inflicted by other persons;
legal intervention E960-E978
DE299 Injury undetermined whether accidentally or purposely
inflicted E980-E989
DE300 Injury resulting from operations of war E990-E999

NATURE OF INJURY

DNl72 Fracture of face bones N801

N800, N801
DN273 Othcr fracture of sku!! N803, N804
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Detailed Lis/
Caw" Gmu"., Number<

DN274 Fraclure of spine and trunk N80S-N809

DN275 Fracture of humerus, radius and ulna N812, N813
DN276 Fracture of phalanges and metacarpal bones N81S-N817
DN277 Fracture of neck of femur N820
DN278 Fracture of other and unspecified parts of femur N821
DN279 Fracture of tibia, fibula and ankle N823, N824

I
N81O, N811
N814, N818
DN280 Other fractures of limbs N8l9, N822
N82S-N829
DN281 Dislocation without fracture; sprains and strains of joints
and adjacent muscles N830-N848
DN282 Intracranial injury (excluding skull fracture) N8S0-N854
DN283 Internal injury of chest, abdomen and pelvis N86{)-N869
N870, N871
DN284 Laceration, open wound, superficial injury, contusion and
crushing, affecting eye ( N921

DN285 Laceration, open wound, superficial injury, contusion and

j N882, N883
N885-N887
N903, N914
crushing, affecting hand and fingers
I N915, N92S
N926
N872-N881
N884
N890-N902
DN286 Laceration, open wound, superficial injury, contusion and N904-N913
and crushing, affecting other and unspecified site N916-N920
N922-N924
N927-N929
DN287 Foreign body in eye and adne){a N930
DN288 Foreign body entering through other orifice N931-N939
DN289 Burn confined to eye N940
DN290 Burn of other and unspecified site N941-N949
DN291 Adverse effects of salicylates and congeners N965.1
DN291 Adverse effects of barbiturates N967.0
N960-N964
N965.0
N965.2-N96S.9
DN293 Adverse effects of other medicinal agents N966
N967.l-N967.9
N9611-N979
DN294 To){ic effect of carbon mono){ide N986
DN295 Toxic effect of other substances chiefly non-medicinal as to N980-N98S
source ( N987-N989
DN296 Drowning and non-fatal submersion N994.1
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DNailed U,t
Numbers

DN297 Asphyxiation and strangulation N994.7

DN298 Injury, other and unspecified N996
DN299 Complications of surgical procedures and other medical can: N997-N999
N950-N959
N990-N993
DN300 Other effects of external causes N994.0
N994.2-N994.6
N994.8, N994.9
N995
 LIST P

LIST OF 100 CAUSES

FOR TABULATION OF PERINATAL MORBIDITY
AND MORTALITY

Detailed Us:
Ca~s<' G,oups fIIumbe's

Chronic circulatory and genito-urinary disease in mother (Pl-P4)

P Chronic rheumatic heart disease 760.0
P 2 Chronic hypertension 760.2
P 3 Other chronic disease of circulatory system 760.1. 760.3
P 4 Chronic disease of genito-urinary system 760.4, 760.5

Other maternal conditions unrelated to pregnancy (PS-PI!)

P 5 Syphilis 761.0
P 6 Diabetes mellitus 761.1
p 7 Rubella 761.3
p 8 Injury to mother 761.5
p 9 Operation of mother 761.6
P\o Chemical substances transmitted through placenta 761.7
761.2,761.4
P II Other maternal conditions
Toxaemias of pregnancy (PI2-PI7)
1 761.9

P 12 Renal disease arising during pregnancy 762.0

P 13 Pre-eclampsia of pregnancy 762.1
P 14 Eclampsia of pregnancy 762.2
P 15 Toxaemia unspedfied 762.3
P 16 Hyperemesis gravidarum 762.4
P 17 Other toxaemia of pregnancy 762.5, 762.9

Maternal ante- and intrapartum infection (PI8-P20)

P 18 Pyelitis and pyelonephritis of pregnancy 763.0
P 19 Other infections of genito-urinary tract during pregnancy 763.1
P 20 Other 763.9

Difficult labour with abnormality of bones, organs or tissues of pelvis

(P21-P23)
P 21 With birth injury to brain or spinal conI 764.0, 764.1
P 22 With other or unspecified birth injury 764.2, 764.3
P 23 Without mention of birth injury 764.4, 764.9

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De/ailed List
Cause Groups N~",be"

Difficult lahour with disproportion (P24-P26)

P 14 With birth injury to brain or spinal cord 765.0, 765.1
P 25 With other or unspecified birth injury 765.2,765.3
P 26 Without mention of birth injury 765.4,765.9

Difficult labouT with malposition of foetus (P27-P29)

P 27 With birth injury to brain or spinal cord 766.0, 766.1
P 28 With other or unspecified birth injury 766.2, 766.3
P 29 Without mention of birth injury 766.4, 766.9

Difficult labour with abnormality of forces of labour (P3Q-P32)

P)O With birth injury to brain or spinal cord 767.0,767.1
P)l With other or unspecified birth injury 767.2,767.3
P 32 Without mention of birth injury 767.4,767.9

Difficult labour with other and unspecified complications (P33-P35)

P 33 With birth injury to brain or spinal cord 768.0,768.1
P 34 With other or unspecified birth injury 768.2, 768.3
P 35 Without mention of birth injury 768.4,768.9

Other complications of pregnancy and child-birlh (P36-P41)

P 36 Incompetent cervix 769.0
P 37 Premature rupture of membrdnes 769.1
P 38 Hydramnios 769.2
P 39 Ectopic pregnancy 769.3
P 40 Multiple pregnancy 769.4
P 41 Other complications of pregnancy or chilu-birth 769.5,769.9

Conditions of placenta (P42-P46)

P 42 Placenta praevia 770.0
P 43 Premature separation of placenta 770.1
P 44 Placental infarction 770.2
P 45 Other conditions of placenta 770.8
P 46 Placental insufficiency, unspecified 770.9

Conditions of umbilical cord (P47-P49)

P 47 Compression of cord 771.0
P 48 Prolapse of cord without mention of compression 771.1
P 49 Other 771.9

Birth injury without mention of cause (P50-P52)

P SO To brain or spinal cord 772.0, 772.1
P 51 Other or unspecified birth injury 772.2, 772.9
P 52 Termination of pregnancy without mention of cause 773
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DNuiled List
Nu",b~"

Haemolytic disease of newborn (P53-P56)

P 53 With Rh incompatibility 774.0, 775.0
P 54 With ABO incompatibility 774.1,775.1
P 55 With other or unspecified blood incompatibility 774.2, 775.2
P 56 Without mention of cause 774.9, 775.9

Anoxic and hypoxic conditions not elsewhere classified (P57-P60)

P 57 Hyaline membrane disease and respiratory distress ~yndrome 776.1, 776.2
P 58 Intra-uterine anoxia 776.4
P 59 Asphyxia of newborn, unspecified 776.9
P 60 Other anoxic and hypoxic conditions not elsewhere classified 776.0, 776.3

Other conditions of foetus and newborn (P61-P68)

P 61 Immaturity, unqualified J77
P 62 Foetal blood loss before birth 778.0
p 63 Post-maturity 778.1
P 64 Haemorrhagic disease of newborn 778.2
P 65 Cold injury syndrome 778.3
P 66 Other conditions of foetus 778.9
P 67 Maceration 779.0
P 68 Other foetal death of unknown cause 779.9

Congenital anomalies (p69-P80)

P 69 Anencephalus 741)
P 70 Spina bifida 741
P 71 Congenital hydrocephalus 742
P 72 Other congenital anomalies of central nervous system and eye 743, 744
P 73 Congenital anomalies of circulatory system 746, 747
P 74 Congenital anomalies of respiratory system 748
P 75 Congenital anomalies of digestive system 749-75 !
P 76 Congenital anomalies of genito-uriflary system 752, 753
P 77 COflgenital anomalies of musculoskeletal system 754-756
P 78 Down's disease 759.3
759.0-759.2
P 79 Other congenital syndromes affecting multiple systems 759.4-759.9
745,757
P 80 Other and unspecified congcnital anomalies 75'
Infections of foetus and newborn (PSI-P88)
P 81 Diarrhoeal disease 009
P 82 Listeriosis 027.0
P 83 Tetanus 037
p 84 Septicaemia 038
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Detailed LiSl
N"mbers

P 85 Viral diseases 040-079

p 86 Congenital syphilis 090
p 87 Toxoplasmosis 130
Remamder of
p 88 Olher infective and parasitic diseases 000-136

Other diseases of foetus and newborn (P89-P94)

p 89 Diseases of thyroid gland 240-246
P 9Q Cystic fibrosis (mucoviscidosis) 273.0
P 91 Diseases of blood and blood forming organs 280-289
P 92 Pneumonia 480-486
Remain<ler of
P 93
P 94
Other specified conditions
Symptoms and ill defined !;onditions
I 140-738
780-796

E;t::ternal causes of injury to newborn (P95-PIOO)

P 95 Excessive heal E900
P 96 Excessive cold E901
P 97 Hunger, thirst, exposure and neglect E9M
P 98 Inhalation and ingestion of food causing obstruction or
suffocation E911
P 99 Accidental mechanical suffocation E913
Remainder of
P100 Other external causes
I E800-E999
 DEFINITIONS
AND RECOMMENDATIONS
 The following definitions and recommendations have
been adopted by the World Health Assembly under Article 23
of the Constitution of the World Health Organization (Off.
Rec. WId Hllh Org., 1950,28, 17 and 1967, 160, II and
Annex 18).
 DEFINmONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Definitions
l. LiYe birth
Live birth is the complete expulsion or extraction from its mother of
a product of conception, irrespective of the duration of the pregnancy,
which, after such separation, breathes or shows any other evidence of
life, such as beating of the heart, pulsation of the umbilical cord, or
definite movement of voluntary muscles, whether or not the umbilical
cord has been cut or the placenta is attached; each product of such a
birth is considered live born.

2. Foetal death
Foetal death is death prior to the complete expulsion or extraction
from its mother of a product of conception, irrespective of the duration
of pregnancy; the death is indicated by the fact that after such separa-
tion the foetus does not breathe or show any other evidence of life, such
as beating of the heart, pulsation of the umbilical cord, or definite move-
ment of voluntary muscles.

3. Causes of death
The causes of death to be entered on the medical certificate of cause
of death are all those diseases, morbid conditions or injuries which either
resulted in or contributed to death and the circumstances of the accident
or violence which produced any such injuries.

4. Underlying cause of death

The underlying cause of death is (a) the disease or injury which
initiated the train of events leading directly to death, or (b) the circum-
stances of the accident or violence which produced the fatal injury.

Recommendations
1. Responsibility for medical certification of cause of death
Medical certification of cause of death should normally be the res-
ponsibility of the attending physician. In the ca!.e of deaths certified by
coroners or other legal authorities, the medical evidence supplied to the
certifier should be stated on the certificate in addition to any legal
findings.

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2. Form of medical certificate of cause of death

The form of medical certificate of cause of death should conform to
the model appended J to these recommendations.

3. Confidentiality of medical in/ormation

In the statistical use of the medical certificate of cause of death and
other medical records, administrative procedures should provide such
safeguards as are necessary to preserve the confidential nature of the
information given by the physician.

4. Selection of the cause for mortality tabulation

For the purpose of single-cause mortality coding, the cause for
tabulation should be selected from the particulars entered on the medical
certificate of cause of death in accordance with such rules as may be from
time to time approved by the Assembly.

5. Use of the International Classification of Diseases

Mortality and morbidity statistics should be coded according to the
Detailed List of three-digit categories of the International Classification
of Diseases. with or without the fourth-digit sub-categories, using for the
purpose the tabular list of inclusions and the alphabetical index. Save
in exceptional circumstances, fourth-digit sub-categories, when pub-
lished. should be those of the International Classification of Diseases;
any additions or variations should be indicated in published statistical
tables.

6. Statistical tables
The degree of detail in cross-classification by cause, sex, age, and
area of territory will depend partly on the purpose and range of the
statistics and partly on the practical limits as regards the size of particular
tables. The following patterns, designed to promote international com-
parability, consist of standard ways of expressing various characteristics.
Where a different classification is used (e.g., in age-grouping) in published
tables. it should be so arranged as to be reducible to one of the recom-
mended groupings.
(0) Analysis by the International Classification of Diseases should,
as appropriate, be in accordance with:.
(i) the Detailed Lst of three-digit categories, with or without
fourth-digit sub-categories;
(ii) the List of ISO Causes for Tabulation of Morbidity and
Mortality (List A);
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'See page 416.
 DEFINITIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 471

(iii) the List of 50 Causes for Tabulation of Mortality (List B);

(iv) the List of 70 Causes for Tabulation of Morbidity (List C);
(v) the List of 300 Causes for Tabulation of Hospital Morbidity
(List D);
(vi) the List of 100 Causes for Tabulation of Perinatal Morbidity
and Mortality (List Pl.

(b) Age classification/or general purposes

(i) Under I year, single years to 4 years, 5 year groups from
5 to 84 years, 85 years and over;
(ii) Under 1 year, 1-4 years, 5-14 years, 15-24 years, 25-34 years,
35-44 years, 45-54 years, 55-64 years, 65-74 years, 75 years
and over;
(iii) Under I year, 1-14 years, 15-44 years, 45-64 years, 65 years
and over.

(c) Age classification for special statistics of infant mortality

(i) By single days for the first week of life (under 24 hours,
I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 days), 7-13 days, 14-20 days, 21-17 days,
28 days up to, but not including, 2 months, by single months
of life from 2 months to I year (2, 3, 4 ... II months);
(ii) Under 24 hours, 1-6 days, 7-27 days, 28 days up to, but not
including, 3 months, 3-5 months, 6 months but under I year;
(iii) Under 7 days, 7-27 days, 28 days but under I year.

(d) Classification by area should, as appropriate, be in accordance

with:
(i) each major civil division;
(ii) each town or conurbation of 1 000 000 population and over,
otherwise the largest town with a population of at least
100 000;
(iii) national aggregate of urban areas of 100 000 population and
over;
(iv) national aggregate of urban areas of less than 100 000 popu-
lation;
(v) national aggregate of rural areas.

Note 1. Statistics relating to (iii), (iv) and (v) sIJould be accompanied

by the definitions or urban and rural used in them.
Note 2. In countries where coverage of medical certification of cause
of death is incomplete or limited to certain areas, separate figures
should be published for medically certified and other deaths.
472 DEFINITIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

7. Tabularion of causes of death

Statistics of causes of death in respect of the territory as a whole
should be in accordance with recommendation 6 (a) (i), or, if this is not
possible, with recommendation 6 (a) (ii). They should preferably be
classified by sex and the age-groups in recommendation 6 (b) (i).
Statistics of causes of death in respect of the areas in recommenda-
tion 6 (d) should be in accordance with recommendation 6 (a) (ii) or, if
this is no! possible, with recommendation 6 (a) (iii). They should pre-
ferably be classified by se:'l and the age-groups in recommendation 6 (b) (ii).
REGULATIONS
 The Nomenclature Regulations 1967 have been adopted
by the World Health Assembly under Article 21(b) of the
Constitution of the World Health Organization (Off. Rec.
Wid Hlth Org., 1967, 160,9).
 WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

REGULATIONS REGARDING NOMENCLATURE

(INCLUDING THE COMPILATION AND PUBLICATION
OF STATISTICS) WITH RESPECT TO DISEASES
AND CAUSES OF DEATH

The Twentieth World Health Assembly,

Considering the importance of compiling and publishing statistics of
mortality and morbidity in comparable form;
Having regard to Articles 2(s), 21(b), 22 and 64 of the Constitution
of the World Health Organization,
ADOPTS, this twenty-second day of May 1967, the Nomenclature
Regulations 1967; these Regulations may be cited as the WHO Nomen-
clature Regulations.
Article J
Members of the World Health Organization fot whom these Regu-
lations shall come into force under Article 7 below shall be referred to
hereinafter as Members.
Article 2
Members compiling mortality and morbidity statistics shall do so in
accordance with the current revision of the International Statistical
Classification of Diseases, Injuries and Causes of Death as adopted from
time to time by the World Health Assembly. This Classification may be
cited as the International Classification of Diseases.

Article 3
In compiling and publishing mortality and morbidity statistics
Members shall comply as far as possible with recommendations made by
the World Health Assembly as to classification, coding procedure, age-
grouping, territorial areas to be identified, and other relevant definitions
and standards.
Arlic/e 4
Members shall compile and publish annually for each calendar year
statistics of causes of death for the metropolitan (home) territory as a
whole or for such part thereof as information is available, and shall
indicate the area covered by the statistics.

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476 REGULATIONS

Articfe 5
Members shall adopt a form of medical certificate of cause of death
that provides for the statement of the morbid conditions or injuries
resulting in or contributing to death, with a clear indication of the
underlying cause.
Article 6
Each member shall, under Article 64 of the Constitution, provide the
Organization on request with statistics prepared in accordance with
these Regulations and not communicated under Article 63 of the Con-
stitution.
Arlicle 7
1. These Regulations shall come into force on the first day of January
1968.
2. Upon their entry into force these Regulations shall, subject to the
exceptions hereinafter provided, replace as between the Members bound
by these Regulations and as between these Members and the Organiza-
tion. the provisions of the Nomenclature Regulations 1948 and subse-
quent revisions thereof.
3. Any revisions of the International Classification of Diseases adopted
by the World Health Assembly pursuant to Article 2 of these Regulations
shall enter into force on such date as is prescribed by the World Health
Assembly and shall, subject to the exceptions hereinafter provided.
replace any earlier classifications.

Article 8
I. The period provided in execution of Article 22 of the Constitution of
the Organization for rejection or reservation shall be six months from the
date of the notification by the Director-General of the adoption of these
Regulations by the World Health Assembly. Any rejection or reservation
received by the Director-General after the expiry of this period shall
have no effect.
2. The provisions of paragraph I of this Article shall likewise apply in
respect of any subsequent revision of the International Classification of
Diseases adopted by the World Health Assembly pursuant to Article 2 of
these Regulations.
Article 9
A rejection, or the whole or part of any reservation, whether to these
Regulations or to the International Cla~sification of Diseases or any
revision thereof, may at any time be withdrawn by notifying the Director-
General.
 REGULATIONS 477

Article 10
The Director-General shall notify all Members of the adoption of
these Regulations, of the adoption of any revision of the International
Classification of Diseases as well as of any notification received by him
under Articles 8 and 9.
Article 11
The original texts of these Regulations shall be deposited in the
Archives of the Organization. Certified true copies shall be sent by the
Director-General to all Members. Upon the entry into force of these
Regulations, certified true copies shall be delivered by the Director-
General to the Secretary-General of the United Nations for registration
in accordance with Article 102 of the Charter of the United Nations.
IN FAITH WHEREOF, we have set our hands at Geneva this
twenty-second day of May 1967.

(signed) V. T. H. GUNARATNE,
President of the World Health Assembly
(signed) M. G. CANDAU
Director-General of the World Health
Organization
 ERRATA

The following corrections should be made to this Volume:

098.4 Amend sub-category number to 098.8

112 Amend" Chronic paronychia (candida!)" to
"Chronic paronychia, candidal "
216.2 Transfer" Dermatofibroma" to 216.8
273.4 Amend" Syndrome (Martin)-Albright" to
"Syndrome Martin-Albright"
355 Align" other specified (except optic, oculomotor, auditory,
and those included in 350-354)"
vertically with
" nerve, cranial "
and
"toxic, due to unspecified poison"
442 Amend" 438 " to "437" in the exclusion note
458.9 Amend" 778.3 " to "778.2" in the exclusion note
701.1 Amend" 098.4 •• to "098.8 ,. in the exclusion note
E826 Amend" E811 " to " E813 " in the exclusion note
E827 Amend" E811 " to "E813 " in the exclusion note
E894 Add," box or packet" after" matches"

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