2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 202.8 : Other malignant lymphomas

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 202.8

Other malignant lymphomas

202.7

202.80

There are 9 ICD-9-CM codes below 202.8 that define this diagnosis in greater detail. Do not use this code on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 202.8: 2009 2010

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Germinoblastoma (diffuse) (M9614/3)

202.8

follicular (M9692/3) 202.0

Lymphoma (malignant) (M9590/3)

202.8

benign (M9590/0) - see Neoplasm, by site, benign
Burkitt's type (lymphoblastic) (undifferentiated) (M9750/3) 200.2
Castleman's (mediastinal lymph node hyperplasia) 785.6
centroblastic-centrocytic
- diffuse (M9614/3) 202.8
- follicular (M9692/3) 202.0
centroblastic type (diffuse) (M9632/3) 202.8
- follicular (M9697/3) 202.0
centrocytic (M9622/3) 202.8
compound (M9613/3) 200.8
convoluted cell type (lymphoblastic) (M9602/3) 202.8
diffuse NEC (M9590/3) 202.8
- large B cell 202.8
follicular (giant) (M9690/3) 202.0
- center cell (diffuse) (M9615/3) 202.8
  - cleaved (diffuse) (M9623/3) 202.8
    - follicular (M9695/3) 202.0
  - non-cleaved (diffuse) (M9633/3) 202.8
    - follicular (M9698/3) 202.0
- centroblastic-centrocytic (M9692/3) 202.0
- centroblastic type (M9697/3) 202.0
- lymphocytic
  - intermediate differentiation (M9694/3) 202.0
  - poorly differentiated (M9696/3) 202.0
- mixed (cell type) (lymphocytic-histiocytic) (small cell and large cell) (M9691/3) 202.0
germinocytic (M9622/3) 202.8
giant, follicular or follicle (M9690/3) 202.0
histiocytic (diffuse) (M9640/3) 200.0
- nodular (M9642/3) 200.0
- pleomorphic cell type (M9641/3) 200.0
Hodgkin's (M9650/3) (see also Disease, Hodgkin's) 201.9
immunoblastic (type) (M9612/3) 200.8
large cell (M9640/3) 200.7
- anaplastic 200.6
- nodular (M9642/3) 200.0
- pleomorphic cell type (M9641/3) 200.0
lymphoblastic (diffuse) (M9630/3) 200.1
- Burkitt's type (M9750/3) 200.2
- convoluted cell type (M9602/3) 202.8
lymphocytic (cell type) (diffuse) (M9620/3) 200.1
- with plasmacytoid differentiation, diffuse (M9611/3) 200.8
- intermediate differentiation (diffuse) (M9621/3) 200.1
  - follicular (M9694/3) 202.0
  - nodular (M9694/3) 202.0
- nodular (M9690/3) 202.0
- poorly differentiated (diffuse) (M9630/3) 200.1
  - follicular (M9696/3) 202.0
  - nodular (M9696/3) 202.0
- well differentiated (diffuse) (M9620/3) 200.1
  - follicular (M9693/3) 202.0
  - nodular (M9693/3) 202.0
lymphocytic-histiocytic, mixed (diffuse) (M9613/3) 200.8
- follicular (M9691/3) 202.0
- nodular (M9691/3) 202.0
lymphoplasmacytoid type (M9611/3) 200.8
lymphosarcoma type (M9610/3) 200.1
macrofollicular (M9690/3) 202.0
mantle cell 200.4
marginal zone 200.3
- extranodal B-cell 200.3
- nodal B-cell 200.3
- splenic B-cell 200.3
mixed cell type (diffuse) (M9613/3) 200.8
- follicular (M9691/3) 202.0
- nodular (M9691/3) 202.0
nodular (M9690/3) 202.0
- histiocytic (M9642/3) 200.0
- lymphocytic (M9690/3) 202.0
  - intermediate differentiation (M9694/3) 202.0
  - poorly differentiated (M9696/3) 202.0
- mixed (cell type) (lymphocytic-histiocytic) (small cell and large cell) (M9691/3) 202.0
non-Hodgkin's type NEC (M9591/3) 202.8
peripheral T-cell 202.7
primary central nervous system 200.5
reticulum cell (type) (M9640/3) 200.0
small cell and large cell, mixed (diffuse) (M9613/3) 200.8
- follicular (M9691/3) 202.0
- nodular (9691/3) 202.0
stem cell (type) (M9601/3) 202.8
T-cell 202.1
- peripheral 202.7
undifferentiated (cell type) (non-Burkitt's) (M9600/3) 202.8
- Burkitt's type (M9750/3) 200.2

Sarcoma (M8800/3) - see also Neoplasm, connective tissue, malignant

germinoblastic (diffuse) (M9632/3) 202.8
- follicular (M9697/3) 202.0

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