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== Additional Info ==

*Carcinoid tumors are of neuroendocrine origin. They are usually slow-growing. They may secrete one or another substance that leads to a variety of symptoms, of which the most common is [[Carcinoid syndrome]]. But not all carcinoids secrete. Also, carcinoid tumors may be malignant (this code) or benign. They can arise in any organ, though the GI tract is the most common source.

**As of January 2021 we have not included a specific code for benign carcinoid tumors --- to code one use the appropriate benign neoplasm code and IF the person also has [[Carcinoid syndrome]], link it to that code.

*This code is for a carcincoid located anywhere; also code [[Carcinoid syndrome]] if present

*IF it is known, you can link this code with the origin of the carcinoid tumor --- e.g. if it is a carcinoid originating in the lung, link this code with [[Lung and/or bronchus, primary malignancy]]

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~~located anywhere; also code Carcinoid syndrome if present~~

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| explanation = there is no Canadian code for carcinoid tumor and so we used this US code; this is also the reason why this code has a letter in it.

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* [[Carcinoid syndrome]]

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+{{ICD10 category|Neoplastic}}
+== Additional Info ==
+*Carcinoid tumors are of neuroendocrine origin. They are usually slow-growing. They may secrete one or another substance that leads to a variety of symptoms, of which the most common is [[Carcinoid syndrome]].  But not all carcinoids secrete.  Also, carcinoid tumors may be malignant (this code) or benign.  They can arise in any organ, though the GI tract is the most common source.
+**As of January 2021 we have not included a specific code for benign carcinoid tumors --- to code one use the appropriate benign neoplasm code and IF the person also has [[Carcinoid syndrome]], link it to that code.
+*This code is for a carcincoid located anywhere; also code [[Carcinoid syndrome]] if present
+*IF it is known, you can link this code with the origin of the carcinoid tumor --- e.g. if it is a carcinoid originating in the lung, link this code with [[Lung and/or bronchus, primary malignancy]]
-{{ICD10 category|Neuro}}{{ICD10 category|Neoplastic}}
-== Additional Info ==
-located anywhere; also code Carcinoid syndrome if present
+{{ICD10 nonstandard code
+| exception_type = CA
+| explanation = there is no Canadian code for carcinoid tumor and so we used this US code; this is also the reason why this code has a letter in it.
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 == Alternate ICD10s to consider coding instead or in addition ==
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+* [[Carcinoid syndrome]]
+== Candidate [[Combined ICD10 codes]] ==
+== Related CCI Codes ==
-== Candidate [[Combined ICD10 codes]] ==
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