2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 286.9 : Other and unspecified coagulation defects

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 286.9

Other and unspecified coagulation defects

286.7

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286.9 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 286.9: 2009 2010

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ICD-9-CM Volume 2 Index Entries That Refer To 286.9 Click to expand

Abnormal, abnormality, abnormalities - see also Anomaly

Dynia (see also Defect, coagulation) 286.9

Bleeder (familial) (hereditary) (see also Defect, coagulation)

286.9

nonfamilial 286.9

Bleeding (see also Hemorrhage) 459.0

familial (see also Defect, coagulation) 286.9
tendencies (see also Defect, coagulation) 286.9

Clotting defect NEC (see also Defect, coagulation)

286.9

Coagulopathy (see also Defect, coagulation)

286.9

consumption 286.6
intravascular (disseminated) NEC 286.6
- newborn 776.2

Defect, defective 759.9

clotting NEC (see also Defect, coagulation) 286.9
coagulation (factor) (see also Deficiency, coagulation factor) 286.9
- with
  - abortion - see Abortion, by type, with hemorrhage
  - ectopic pregnancy (see also categories 634-638) 639.1
  - molar pregnancy (see also categories 630-632) 639.1
- acquired (any) 286.7
- antepartum or intrapartum 641.3
  - affecting fetus or newborn 762.1
- causing hemorrhage of pregnancy or delivery 641.3
- complicating pregnancy, childbirth, or puerperium 649.3
- due to
  - liver disease 286.7
  - vitamin K deficiency 286.7
- newborn, transient 776.3
- postpartum 666.3
- specified type NEC 286.9

Deficiency, deficient

Carr factor (see also Defect, coagulation) 286.9
clotting (blood) (see also Defect, coagulation) 286.9
coagulation factor NEC 286.9
- with
  - abortion - see Abortion, by type, with hemorrhage
  - ectopic pregnancy (see also categories 634-638) 639.1
  - molar pregnancy (see also categories 630-632) 639.1
- acquired (any) 286.7
- antepartum or intrapartum 641.3
  - affecting fetus or newborn 762.1
- complicating pregnancy, childbirth, or puerperium 649.3
- due to
  - liver disease 286.7
  - vitamin K deficiency 286.7
- newborn, transient 776.3
- postpartum 666.3
- specified type NEC 286.3
combined, two or more coagulation factors (see also Defect, coagulation) 286.9
factor (see also Defect, coagulation) 286.9
- I (congenital) (fibrinogen) 286.3
  - antepartum or intrapartum 641.3
    - affecting fetus or newborn 762.1
  - newborn, transient 776.3
  - postpartum 666.3
- II (congenital) (prothrombin) 286.3
- V (congenital) (labile) 286.3
- VII (congenital) (stable) 286.3
- VIII (congenital) (functional) 286.0
  - with
    - functional defect 286.0
    - vascular defect 286.4
- IX (Christmas) (congenital) (functional) 286.1
- X (congenital) (Stuart-Prower) 286.3
- XI (congenital) (plasma thromboplastin antecedent) 286.2
- XII (congenital) (Hageman) 286.3
- XIII (congenital) (fibrin stabilizing) 286.3
- hageman 286.3
- multiple (congenital) 286.9
  - acquired 286.7
fletcher factor (see also Defect, coagulation) 286.9

Disease, diseased - see also Syndrome

coagulation factor deficiency (congenital) (see also Defect, coagulation) 286.9

Disorder - see also Disease

bleeding 286.9
coagulation (factor) (see also Defect, coagulation) 286.9
- factor VIII (congenital) (functional) 286.0
- factor IX (congenital) (functional) 286.1
- neonatal, transitory 776.3
factor, coagulation (see also Defect, coagulation) 286.9
- VIII (congenital) (functional) 286.0
- IX (congenital) (functional) 286.1
hemostasis (see also Defect, coagulation) 286.9

Disturbance - see also Disease

blood clotting (hypoproteinemia) (mechanism) (see also Defect, coagulation) 286.9

Dynia abnormality (see also Defect, coagulation)

286.9

Hypocoagulability (see also Defect, coagulation)

286.9

Tendency

bleeding (see also Defect, coagulation) 286.9

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