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{{~~DiscussAllan~~ | ~~59909 is missing in ICD10 translation table. Tina needs to add into translation table. I mapped it to G95.2~~}}

{{PreICD10 dx | NewDxArticle = Spinal cord disorder (myelopathy), NOS }}

{{DX tag | ~~Neurologic~~ | Medical Problem | ~~Other~~ Neurological ~~Problems~~ | Cervical Myelopathy | 59909 | No | 0 | | | | }}

{{DX tag | Neurological Problem | Medical Problem | Neurological Problem Problem | Cervical Myelopathy | 59909 | No | 0 | | | | }}

~~This code could be use for '''Congenital Absence of Adontoid'' and for any other neurological problem we do not have listed in our current DX codes.~~

This code could be use for '''Congenital Absence of Adontoid''' and for any other neurological problem we do not have listed in our current DX codes.

==Myelitis vs Myelopathy - info from that article info moved here==

*we did not have ~~this DX~~ in the old ~~code~~. ~~(inflammation of the spinal cord)~~

*we did not have [[Encephalitis, meningoencephalitis, myelitis, encephalomyelitis, noninfectious]] in the old coding schema.

*If a patient has a diagnosis of '''myelitis:'''

**If the localization is cervical spinal cord, then use: [[Cervical Myelopathy]] which is spinal cord compression (59909)

**If not known to be cervical, then use: [[~~Neurologic~~ Other]] Problem - OTHER PROBLEMS (59990)

**If not known to be cervical, then use: [[Neurological Problem Other]] Problem - OTHER PROBLEMS (59990)

~~NOTE: New ICD10 codes for Myelitis, refer to [[Encephalitis, meningoencephalitis, myelitis, encephalomyelitis, noninfectious]]~~

== Context ==

As of 2016-11 there is an outbreak in the States with kids with this myelitis and they don’t know what causes it. We have had at least one pt at the Vic with this. We don't have a single DX code for this.

Discussion with Allan Garland on how to code this Nov 21.16 brought instructions above.

~~[[Category: Diagnosis Coding]]~~

~~[[Category: Neurologic]]~~

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 {{PreICD10 dx | NewDxArticle = Spinal cord compression }}
 {{PreICD10 dx | NewDxArticle = Transverse myelitis, acute }}
-{{DiscussAllan | 59909 is missing in ICD10 translation table. Tina needs to add into translation table.   I mapped it to G95.2}}
+{{PreICD10 dx | NewDxArticle = Spinal cord disorder (myelopathy), NOS }}
-{{DX tag | Neurologic | Medical Problem | Other Neurological Problems |   Cervical Myelopathy | 59909 | No | 0 |  |  |  | }}
+{{DX tag | Neurological Problem | Medical Problem | Neurological Problem Problem | Cervical Myelopathy | 59909 | No | 0 |  |  |  | }}
-This code could be use for '''Congenital Absence of Adontoid'' and for any other neurological problem we do not have listed in our current DX codes.
+This code could be use for '''Congenital Absence of Adontoid''' and for any other neurological problem we do not have listed in our current DX codes.
 ==Myelitis vs Myelopathy - info from that article info moved here==
-*we did not have this DX in the old code. (inflammation of the spinal cord)
+*we did not have [[Encephalitis, meningoencephalitis, myelitis, encephalomyelitis, noninfectious]] in the old coding schema.
 *If a patient has a diagnosis of '''myelitis:'''
 **If the localization is cervical spinal cord, then use: [[Cervical Myelopathy]] which is spinal cord compression (59909)
-**If not known to be cervical, then use: [[Neurologic Other]] Problem - OTHER PROBLEMS (59990)
+**If not known to be cervical, then use: [[Neurological Problem Other]] Problem - OTHER PROBLEMS (59990)
-NOTE: New ICD10 codes for Myelitis, refer to [[Encephalitis, meningoencephalitis, myelitis, encephalomyelitis, noninfectious]]
 == Context ==
 As of 2016-11 there is an outbreak in the States with kids with this myelitis and they don’t know what causes it. We have had at least one pt at the Vic with this. We don't have a single DX code for this.
 Discussion with Allan Garland on how to code this Nov 21.16 brought instructions above.
-[[Category: Diagnosis Coding]]
-[[Category: Neurologic]]