2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 364.3 : Unspecified iridocyclitis

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 364.3

Unspecified iridocyclitis

364.24

364.4

364.3 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
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Abscess (acute) (chronic) (infectional) (lymphangitic) (metastatic) (multiple) (pyogenic) (septic) (with lymphangitis) (see also Cellulitis) 682.9

ciliary body 364.3
iris 364.3

Cyclitis (see also Iridocyclitis)

364.3

acute 364.00
- primary 364.01
- recurrent 364.02
chronic 364.10
- in
  - sarcoidosis 135 [364.11]
  - tuberculosis (see also Tuberculosis) 017.3 [364.11]
Fuchs' heterochromic 364.21
granulomatous 364.10
lens induced 364.23
nongranulomatous 364.00
posterior 363.21
primary 364.01
recurrent 364.02
secondary (noninfectious) 364.04
- infectious 364.03
subacute 364.00
- primary 364.01
- recurrent 364.02

Disease, diseased - see also Syndrome

eye 379.90
- inflammatory NEC 364.3

Inflammation, inflamed, inflammatory (with exudation)

uveal tract (anterior) (see also Iridocyclitis) 364.3
- posterior - see Chorioretinitis
- sympathetic 360.11

Iridocyclitis NEC

364.3

acute 364.00
- primary 364.01
- recurrent 364.02
chronic 364.10
- in
  - lepromatous leprosy 030.0 [364.11]
  - sarcoidosis 135 [364.11]
  - tuberculosis (see also Tuberculosis) 017.3 [364.11]
due to allergy 364.04
endogenous 364.01
gonococcal 098.41
granulomatous 364.10
herpetic (simplex) 054.44
- zoster 053.22
hypopyon 364.05
lens induced 364.23
nongranulomatous 364.00
primary 364.01
recurrent 364.02
rheumatic 364.10
secondary 364.04
- infectious 364.03
- noninfectious 364.04
subacute 364.00
- primary 364.01
- recurrent 364.02
sympathetic 360.11
syphilitic (secondary) 091.52
tuberculous (chronic) (see also Tuberculosis) 017.3 [364.11]

Iritis

364.3

acute 364.00
- primary 364.01
- recurrent 364.02
chronic 364.10
- in
  - sarcoidosis 135 [364.11]
  - tuberculosis (see also Tuberculosis) 017.3 [364.11]
diabetic 250.5 [364.42]
due to
- allergy 364.04
- herpes simplex 054.44
- leprosy 030.0 [364.11]
endogenous 364.01
gonococcal 098.41
gouty 274.89 [364.11]
granulomatous 364.10
hypopyon 364.05
lens induced 364.23
nongranulomatous 364.00
papulosa 095.8 [364.11]
primary 364.01
recurrent 364.02
rheumatic 364.10
secondary 364.04
- infectious 364.03
- noninfectious 364.04
subacute 364.00
- primary 364.01
- recurrent 364.02
sympathetic 360.11
syphilitic (secondary) 091.52
- congenital 090.0 [364.11]
- late 095.8 [364.11]
tuberculous (see also Tuberculosis) 017.3 [364.11]
uratic 274.89 [364.11]

Keratoiritis (see also Iridocyclitis)

364.3

syphilitic 090.3
tuberculous (see also Tuberculosis) 017.3 [364.11]

Kerato-uveitis (see also Iridocyclitis)

364.3

Uveitis (anterior) (see also Iridocyclitis)

364.3

acute or subacute 364.00
- due to or associated with
  - gonococcal infection 098.41
  - herpes (simplex) 054.44
  - zoster 053.22
- primary 364.01
- recurrent 364.02
- secondary (noninfectious) 364.04
  - infectious 364.03
allergic 360.11
chronic 364.10
- due to or associated with
  - sarcoidosis 135 [364.11]
  - tuberculosis (see also Tuberculosis) 017.3 [364.11]
due to
- operation 360.11
- toxoplasmosis (acquired) 130.2
  - congenital (active) 771.2
granulomatous 364.10
heterochromic 364.21
lens-induced 364.23
nongranulomatous 364.00
posterior 363.20
- disseminated - see Chorioretinitis, disseminated
- focal - see Chorioretinitis, focal
recurrent 364.02
sympathetic 360.11
syphilitic (secondary) 091.50
- congenital 090.0 [363.13]
- late 095.8 [363.13]
tuberculous (see also Tuberculosis) 017.3 [364.11]

Uveokeratitis (see also Iridocyclitis)

364.3

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