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{{DX tag | High Dose Chemotherapy-as primary admit | HIGH DOSE CHEMOTHERAPY-as primary admit | 869-00 | '''Critical Care and Medicine''' | Currently Collected
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'''High Dose Chemotherapy-as primary admit''' should be coded only if it is the '''primary''' reason for admission. It should '''not''' be coded for patients who simply happen to receive chemo during their stay.


'''High Dose Chemotherapy-as primary admit''' should be coded only if it is the '''[[Primary Admit Diagnosis]]'''.


It should '''not''' be coded for patients who simply happen to receive chemo during their stay.


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Category: Other Medical (old)

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Main Diagnosis: High Dose Chemotherapy-as primary admit
Sub Diagnosis: HIGH DOSE CHEMOTHERAPY-as primary admit
Diagnosis Code: 86900 - High Dose Chemotherapy-as primary admit
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Start Date: Sep 27 2004

High Dose Chemotherapy-as primary admit should be coded only if it is the Primary Admit Diagnosis.

It should not be coded for patients who simply happen to receive chemo during their stay.

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