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* | *Ischemia is an entity that can be contributed to my a variety of causes, and in any organ or body region | ||
*When regional ischemia is present, you should use the ICD10 code for that body region, e.g. [[Limb ischemia (upper or lower)]], [[Mesenteric ischemia, acute]] | |||
* [[Limb ischemia (upper or lower)]] | *IF known, you should also link to the ischemia code the contributing cause or causes, which may include: | ||
* [[Atherosclerosis of arteries of arms or legs]] | **Atherosclerosis of the relevant regional arterial tree -- e.g. [[Atherosclerosis of arteries of arms or legs]] | ||
* | **Thromboembolism of the relevant regional arterial tree -- e.g. [[Thromboembolism/embolism, renal vein]] | ||
**[[Compartment Syndrome]] | |||
**Mechanical compression of a limb or its vessels (as most often occurs in trauma situations) | |||
**Use of vasoconstrictor medications, for whatever indication | |||
*Of course, a patient may have any of these potential causes of ischemia without ischemia. | |||
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Revision as of 10:42, 15 July 2022
- Ischemia is an entity that can be contributed to my a variety of causes, and in any organ or body region
- When regional ischemia is present, you should use the ICD10 code for that body region, e.g. Limb ischemia (upper or lower), Mesenteric ischemia, acute
- IF known, you should also link to the ischemia code the contributing cause or causes, which may include:
- Atherosclerosis of the relevant regional arterial tree -- e.g. Atherosclerosis of arteries of arms or legs
- Thromboembolism of the relevant regional arterial tree -- e.g. Thromboembolism/embolism, renal vein
- Compartment Syndrome
- Mechanical compression of a limb or its vessels (as most often occurs in trauma situations)
- Use of vasoconstrictor medications, for whatever indication
- Of course, a patient may have any of these potential causes of ischemia without ischemia.