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(Rule change! If there is a transplant failure you now should code the relevant past history code if applicable, i.e. if the pt would have qualified for that code if the transplant had not failed.)
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* Is "don't code history of transplant when coding transplant rejection because it's implied" something you are aware of? It's not something I would have thought of if you had asked me to write a query that lists all records with previous transplants. If we want to change this could you bring it to task meeting? Ttenbergen 16:41, 2020 January 31 (CST)
* We used to not code the past history of transplant if there was a failure because this would be implied. We discussed at Task 2022-05-04 that we should not code it, and that we should consider back-populating this. We will need to decide how. [[User:Ttenbergen|Ttenbergen]] 12:21, 2022 May 4 (CDT) }}
** the successful transplants have to be separated from the failure or  rejection or complication. sure bring to TASK. 
 
* we will change this rule to now code the transplant. And we may back-populate, Julie and Tina to discuss. }}




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*This code can be used for the whole range of problems with a transplanted organ -- of any severity (mild dysfunction up to total loss of the transplant) and of any duration (temporary or permanent).
*This code can be used for the whole range of problems with a transplanted organ -- of any severity (mild dysfunction up to total loss of the transplant) and of any duration (temporary or permanent).
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transplant_rejection
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transplant_rejection
* If you use this code, you should '''not''' also code '''[[Past history, transplanted kidney]]''', because that is implicit in this code.
* If you use this code, you should also code the relevant past history code for the transplant, if applicable, i.e. if the pt would have qualified for that code if the transplant had not failed.


=== Prophylactic treatment does not indicate infection ( CMV+ or EBV+ donors or recipients) ===
=== Prophylactic treatment does not indicate infection ( CMV+ or EBV+ donors or recipients) ===

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This template is used in "* transplant, failure or rejection or unspecified complication" pages to give consistent instructions.

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{{ICD10 Guideline Transplant Failure}}


  • We used to not code the past history of transplant if there was a failure because this would be implied. We discussed at Task 2022-05-04 that we should not code it, and that we should consider back-populating this. We will need to decide how. Ttenbergen 12:21, 2022 May 4 (CDT)
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Transplant failure or rejection or unspecified complication guideline

  • This code includes transplant rejection, transplant failure (primary or subsequently), and others problems with the transplanted organ itself.
  • This code can be used for the whole range of problems with a transplanted organ -- of any severity (mild dysfunction up to total loss of the transplant) and of any duration (temporary or permanent).
  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transplant_rejection
  • If you use this code, you should also code the relevant past history code for the transplant, if applicable, i.e. if the pt would have qualified for that code if the transplant had not failed.

Prophylactic treatment does not indicate infection ( CMV+ or EBV+ donors or recipients)

  • We are NOT coding anything having to do with the Cytomegalovirus (CMV) or EBV status of the donor.
  • Accordingly, do not code a transplant recipient as infected or colonized with such organisms, but of course DO code them as infected with them IF THEY BECOME INFECTED WITH THEM -- which is not indicated just by the recipient being prophylactically treated for them after the transplant.
  • As per Colonized with organism (not infected), we are not tracking colonization with either of these viruses.