2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 507.0 : Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food or vomitus

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 507.0

Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food or vomitus

507

507.1

507.0 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 507.0: 2009 2010

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Aspiration

bronchitis 507.0
pneumonia 507.0
- fetus or newborn 770.18
  - meconium 770.12
pneumonitis 507.0
- fetus or newborn 770.18
  - meconium 770.12
- obstetric 668.0

Bronchitis (diffuse) (hypostatic) (infectious) (inflammatory) (simple) 490

aspiration 507.0
- due to fumes or vapors 506.0

Deglutition

pneumonia 507.0

Pneumonia (acute) (Alpenstich) (benign) (bilateral) (brain) (cerebral) (circumscribed) (congestive) (creeping) (delayed resolution) (double) (epidemic) (fever) (flash) (fulminant) (fungoid) (granulomatous) (hemorrhagic) (incipient) (infantile) (infectious) (infiltration) (insular) (intermittent) (latent) (lobe) (migratory) (newborn) (organized) (overwhelming) (primary) (progressive) (pseudolobar) (purulent) (resolved) (secondary) (senile) (septic) (suppurative) (terminal) (true) (unresolved) (vesicular) 486

aspiration 507.0
- due to
  - aspiration of microorganisms
    - bacterial 482.9
      - specified type NEC 482.89
    - specified organism NEC 483.8
      - bacterial NEC 482.89
    - viral 480.9
      - specified type NEC 480.8
  - food (regurgitated) 507.0
  - gastric secretions 507.0
  - milk 507.0
  - oils, essences 507.1
  - solids, liquids NEC 507.8
  - vomitus 507.0
- fetal 770.18
  - due to
    - blood 770.16
    - clear amniotic fluid 770.14
    - meconium 770.12
    - postnatal stomach contents 770.86
- newborn 770.18
  - due to
    - blood 770.16
    - clear amniotic fluid 770.14
    - meconium 770.12
    - postnatal stomach contents 770.86
broncho-, bronchial (confluent) (croupous) (diffuse) (disseminated) (hemorrhagic) (involving lobes) (lobar) (terminal) 485
- aspiration (see also Pneumonia, aspiration) 507.0
- inhalation (see also Pneumonia, aspiration) 507.0
  - due to fumes or vapors (chemical) 506.0
deglutition (see also Pneumonia, aspiration) 507.0
inhalation (see also Pneumonia, aspiration) 507.0
- fumes or vapors (chemical) 506.0

Pneumonitis (acute) (primary) (see also Pneumonia) 486

aspiration 507.0
- due to fumes or gases 506.0
- fetal 770.18
  - due to
    - blood 770.16
    - clear amniotic fluid 770.14
    - meconium 770.12
    - postnatal stomach contents 770.86
- newborn 770.18
  - due to
    - blood 770.16
    - clear amniotic fluid 770.14
    - meconium 770.12
    - postnatal stomach contents 770.86
- obstetric 668.0
due to
- inhalation
  - food (regurgitated), milk, vomitus 507.0
  - saliva 507.0
postanesthetic
- correct substance properly administered 507.0

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