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*Tracheal tumors may also be benign (not cancerous) but still cause a problem due to restricted airflow through the trachea, potential malignancy and growth too large to treat easily:
*Tracheal tumors may also be benign (not cancerous) but still cause a problem due to restricted airflow through the trachea, potential malignancy and growth too large to treat easily:
**Chondromas, the most common type of tracheal tumors, form from cartilage that makes up the trachea. This type of tumor may turn cancerous after a period of time.
**Chondromas, the most common type of tracheal tumors, form from cartilage that makes up the trachea. This type of tumor may turn cancerous after a period of time.
*** page [[Bone or cartilage, benign neoplasm]] says to code chondromas as that. how about chondromas of trachea?  Ttenbergen 22:00, 2018 July 17 (CDT)
{{DiscussAllan | q Chondromas... }}
**Hemangiomas, tumors in tiny blood vessels, may affect both children and adults. If a child with a hemangioma birthmark suddenly experiences breathing problems, a hemangioma tumor should be investigated.
**Hemangiomas, tumors in tiny blood vessels, may affect both children and adults. If a child with a hemangioma birthmark suddenly experiences breathing problems, a hemangioma tumor should be investigated.
**Papillomas are tumors caused by the human papilloma (HPV) virus. Papillomatosis refers to multiple papilloma tumors.
{{DiscussAllan | q Hemangiomas... now I wonder if this will be an issue with all "type of cancer" vs " location of cancer" distinctions... }}
 
**Papillomas are tumors caused by the human [[Papillomavirus]] (HPV). Papillomatosis refers to multiple papilloma tumors.
{{DiscussAllan | Papillomatosis - kind of concerned about leaving this here lest someone use this code for non-thach papillomatosis. If anything mention of this might need to move to [[Papillomavirus]]. }}


== Alternate ICD10s to consider coding instead or in addition ==
== Alternate ICD10s to consider coding instead or in addition ==

Revision as of 21:00, 17 July 2018

ICD10 Diagnosis
Dx: Trachea, benign neoplasm
ICD10 code: D14.2
Pre-ICD10 counterpart: none assigned
Charlson/ALERT Scale: none
APACHE Como Component: none
APACHE Acute Component: none
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  • Tracheal tumors may also be benign (not cancerous) but still cause a problem due to restricted airflow through the trachea, potential malignancy and growth too large to treat easily:
    • Chondromas, the most common type of tracheal tumors, form from cartilage that makes up the trachea. This type of tumor may turn cancerous after a period of time.

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    • Hemangiomas, tumors in tiny blood vessels, may affect both children and adults. If a child with a hemangioma birthmark suddenly experiences breathing problems, a hemangioma tumor should be investigated.

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    • Papillomas are tumors caused by the human Papillomavirus (HPV). Papillomatosis refers to multiple papilloma tumors.

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