2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 282.49 : Other thalassemia

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 282.49

Other thalassemia

282.42

282.5

282.49 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 282.49: 2009 2010

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ICD-9-CM Volume 2 Index Entries That Refer To 282.49 Click to expand

Alpha thalassemia

282.49

Anemia 285.9

Cooley's (erythroblastic) 282.49
erythroblastic
- familial 282.49
familial erythroblastic (microcytic) 282.49
high A2 282.49
leptocytosis (hereditary) 282.49
Mediterranean (with hemoglobinopathy) 282.49
microcytic (hypochromic) 280.9
- familial 282.49
microdrepanocytosis 282.49
Rietti-Greppi-Micheli (thalassemia minor) 282.49
target cell (oval) 282.49
thalassemia 282.49

Beta thalassemia (major) (minor) (mixed)

282.49

Cooley's anemia (erythroblastic)

282.49

Dameshek's syndrome (erythroblastic anemia)

282.49

Disease, diseased - see also Syndrome

Cooley's (erythroblastic anemia) 282.49
hemoglobin (Hb) 282.7
- with thalassemia 282.49
- abnormal (mixed) NEC 282.7
  - with thalassemia 282.49
- Bart's 282.49
- C (Hb-C) 282.7
  - thalassemia 282.49
- D (Hb-D) 282.7
  - thalassemia 282.49
- E (Hb-E) 282.7
  - thalassemia 282.49
- H (Hb-H) 282.49
- I thalassemia 282.49
high fetal gene or hemoglobin thalassemia 282.49
Mediterranean (with hemoglobinopathy) 282.49
microdrepanocytic 282.49

Hemoglobinopathy (mixed) (see also Disease, hemoglobin) 282.7

with thalassemia 282.49

High

A2 anemia 282.49

Lepore hemoglobin syndrome

282.49

Leptocytosis, hereditary

282.49

Mediterranean

anemia (with other hemoglobinopathy) 282.49
disease or syndrome (hemipathic) 282.49

Micheli-Rietti syndrome (thalassemia minor)

282.49

Microdrepanocytosis (thalassemia-Hb-S disease)

282.49

Rietti-Greppi-Micheli anemia or syndrome

282.49

Silvestroni-Bianco syndrome (thalassemia minima)

282.49

Syndrome - see also Disease

Dameshek's (erythroblastic anemia) 282.49
Lepore hemoglobin 282.49
Micheli-Rietti (thalassemia minor) 282.49
Rietti-Greppi-Micheli (thalassemia minor) 282.49
Silvestroni-Bianco (thalassemia minima) 282.49

Target-oval cell anemia

282.49

Thalassanemia

282.49

Thalassemia (alpha) (beta) (disease) (Hb-C) (Hb-D) (Hb-E) (Hb-H) (Hb-I) (high fetal gene) (high fetal hemoglobin) (intermedia) (major) (minima) (minor) (mixed) (trait) (with other hemoglobinopathy)

282.49

Hb-S (without crisis) 282.41
- with
  - crisis 282.42
  - vaso-occlusive pain 282.42
sickle-cell (without crisis) 282.41
- with
  - crisis 282.42
  - vaso-occlusive pain 282.42

Thalassemic variants

282.49

Trait

hemoglobin
- abnormal NEC 282.7
  - with thalassemia 282.49
Lepore 282.49
- with other abnormal hemoglobin NEC 282.49

Variants, thalassemic

282.49

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