2006 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 017.4 : Tuberculosis of ear

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2006 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 017.4

Tuberculosis of ear

There are 7 ICD-9-CM codes below 017.4 that define this diagnosis in greater detail. Do not use this code on a reimbursement claim.
You are viewing the 2006 version of ICD-9-CM 017.4.
More recent version(s) of ICD-9-CM 017.4: 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015.

017.4 Excludes

tuberculous mastoiditis (015.6)

Applies To

Tuberculosis of ear
Tuberculous otitis media

ICD-9-CM Volume 2 Index entries containing back-references to 017.4:

Otitis 382.9
- media (hemorrhagic) (staphylococcal) (streptococcal) 382.9
  - acute 382.9
    - with effusion 381.00
    - allergic 381.04
      - mucoid 381.05
      - sanguineous 381.06
      - serous 381.04
    - catarrhal 381.00
    - exudative 381.00
    - mucoid 381.02
      - allergic 381.05
    - necrotizing 382.00
      - with spontaneous rupture of ear drum 382.01
      - in
        influenza 487.8 [382.02]
        measles 055.2
        scarlet fever 034.1 [382.02]
    - nonsuppurative 381.00
    - purulent 382.00
      - with spontaneous rupture of ear drum 382.01
    - sanguineous 381.03
      - allergic 381.06
    - secretory 381.01
    - seromucinous 381.02
    - serous 381.01
      - allergic 381.04
    - suppurative 382.00
      - with spontaneous rupture of ear drum 382.01
      - due to
        influenza 487.8 [382.02]
        scarlet fever 034.1 [382.02]
    - transudative 381.00
  - adhesive (see also Adhesions, middle ear) 385.10
  - allergic 381.4
    - acute 381.04
      - mucoid 381.05
      - sanguineous 381.06
      - serous 381.04
    - chronic 381.3
  - catarrhal 381.4
    - acute 381.00
    - chronic (simple) 381.10
  - chronic 382.9
    - with effusion 381.3
    - adhesive (see also Adhesions, middle ear) 385.10
    - allergic 381.3
    - atticoantral, suppurative (with posterior or superior marginal perforation of ear drum) 382.2
    - benign suppurative (with anterior perforation of ear drum) 382.1
    - catarrhal 381.10
    - exudative 381.3
    - mucinous 381.20
    - mucoid, mucous (simple) 381.20
    - mucosanguineous 381.29
    - nonsuppurative 381.3
    - purulent 382.3
    - secretory 381.3
    - seromucinous 381.3
    - serosanguineous 381.19
    - serous (simple) 381.10
    - suppurative 382.3
      - atticoantral (with posterior or superior marginal perforation of ear drum) 382.2
      - benign (with anterior perforation of ear drum) 382.1
      - tuberculous (see also Tuberculosis) 017.4
      - tubotympanic 382.1
    - transudative 381.3
  - exudative 381.4
    - acute 381.00
    - chronic 381.3
  - fibrotic (see also Adhesions, middle ear) 385.10
  - mucoid, mucous 381.4
    - acute 381.02
    - chronic (simple) 381.20
  - mucosanguineous, chronic 381.29
  - nonsuppurative 381.4
    - acute 381.00
    - chronic 381.3
  - postmeasles 055.2
  - purulent 382.4
    - acute 382.00
      - with spontaneous rupture of ear drum 382.01
    - chronic 382.3
  - sanguineous, acute 381.03
    - allergic 381.06
  - secretory 381.4
    - acute or subacute 381.01
    - chronic 381.3
  - seromucinous 381.4
    - acute or subacute 381.02
    - chronic 381.3
  - serosanguineous, chronic 381.19
  - serous 381.4
    - acute or subacute 381.01
    - chronic (simple) 381.10
  - subacute - see Otitis, media, acute
  - suppurative 382.4
    - acute 382.00
      - with spontaneous rupture of ear drum 382.01
    - chronic 382.3
      - atticoantral 382.2
      - benign 382.1
      - tuberculous (see also Tuberculosis) 017.4
      - tubotympanic 382.1
  - transudative 381.4
    - acute 381.00
    - chronic 381.3
  - tuberculous (see also Tuberculosis 017.4
Tuberculosis, tubercular, tuberculous (calcification) (calcified) (caseous) (chromogenic acid-fast bacilli) (congenital) (degeneration) (disease) (fibrocaseous) (fistula) (gangrene) (interstitial) (isolated circumscribed lesions) (necrosis) (parenchymatous) (ulcerative) 011.9
- ear (inner) (middle) 017.4
  - bone 015.6
  - external (primary) 017.0
  - skin (primary) 017.0
- Eustachian tube 017.4
- otitis (media) 017.4

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