2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 287.2 : Other nonthrombocytopenic purpuras

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 287.2

Other nonthrombocytopenic purpuras

287.1

287.3

287.2 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 287.2: 2009 2010

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ICD-9-CM Volume 2 Index Entries That Refer To 287.2 Click to expand

Autoerythrocyte sensitization

287.2

Autosensitivity, erythrocyte

287.2

Bateman's

purpura (senile) 287.2

Devil's

pinches (purpura simplex) 287.2

Diamond-Gardener syndrome (autoerythrocyte sensitization)

287.2

Disease, diseased - see also Syndrome

Bateman's 078.0
- purpura (senile) 287.2

Gardner-Diamond syndrome (autoerythrocyte sensitization)

287.2

Hypersensitive, hypersensitiveness, hypersensitivity - see also Allergy

DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) NEC 287.2

Purpura

287.2

abdominal 287.0
allergic 287.0
anaphylactoid 287.0
annularis telangiectodes 709.1
arthritic 287.0
autoerythrocyte sensitization 287.2
autoimmune 287.0
bacterial 287.0
Bateman's (senile) 287.2
capillary fragility (hereditary) (idiopathic) 287.8
cryoglobulinemic 273.2
devil's pinches 287.2
fibrinolytic (see also Fibrinolysis) 286.6
fulminans, fulminous 286.6
gangrenous 287.0
hemorrhagic (see also Purpura, thrombocytopenic) 287.39
- nodular 272.7
- nonthrombocytopenic 287.0
- thrombocytopenic 287.39
Henoch's (purpura nervosa) 287.0
Henoch-Schönlein (allergic) 287.0
hypergammaglobulinemic (benign primary) (Waldenström's) 273.0
idiopathic 287.31
- nonthrombocytopenic 287.0
- thrombocytopenic 287.31
immune thrombocytopenic 287.31
infectious 287.0
malignant 287.0
neonatorum 772.6
nervosa 287.0
newborn NEC 772.6
nonthrombocytopenic 287.2
- hemorrhagic 287.0
- idiopathic 287.0
nonthrombopenic 287.2
peliosis rheumatica 287.0
pigmentaria, progressiva 709.09
posttransfusion 287.4
primary 287.0
primitive 287.0
red cell membrane sensitivity 287.2
rheumatica 287.0
Schönlein (-Henoch) (allergic) 287.0
scorbutic 267
senile 287.2
simplex 287.2
symptomatica 287.0
telangiectasia annularis 709.1
thrombocytopenic (see also Thrombocytopenia) 287.30
- congenital 287.33
- essential 287.30
- hereditary 287.31
- idiopathic 287.31
- immune 287.31
- primary 287.30
- neonatal, transitory (see also Thrombocytopenia, neonatal transitory) 776.1
- puerperal, postpartum 666.3
- thrombotic 446.6
thrombohemolytic (see also Fibrinolysis) 286.6
thrombopenic (see also Thrombocytopenia) 287.30
- congenital 287.33
- essential 287.30
thrombotic 446.6
- thrombocytic 446.6
- thrombocytopenic 446.6
toxic 287.0
variolosa 050.0
vascular 287.0
visceral symptoms 287.0
Werlhof's (see also Purpura, thrombocytopenic) 287.39

Reaction

deoxyribonuclease (DNA) (DNase) hypersensitivity NEC 287.2

Sensitivity, sensitization - see also Allergy

autoerythrocyte 287.2

Syndrome - see also Disease

Diamond-Gardener (autoerythrocyte sensitization) 287.2
Gardner-Diamond (autoerythrocyte sensitization) 287.2
painful
- bruising 287.2

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