2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 571.5 : Cirrhosis of liver without alcohol

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 571.5

Cirrhosis of liver without alcohol

571.49

571.6

571.5 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
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Atrophy, atrophic

liver (acute) (subacute) (see also Necrosis, liver) 570
- yellow (congenital) 570
  - healed 571.5

Baumgarten-Cruveilhier (cirrhosis) disease, or syndrome

571.5

Cirrhosis, cirrhotic

571.5

with alcoholism 571.2
alcoholic (liver) 571.2
atrophic (of liver) - see Cirrhosis, portal
Baumgarten-Cruveilhier 571.5
biliary (cholangiolitic) (cholangitic) (cholestatic) (extrahepatic) (hypertrophic) (intrahepatic) (nonobstructive) (obstructive) (pericholangiolitic) (posthepatic) (primary) (secondary) (xanthomatous) 571.6
- due to
  - clonorchiasis 121.1
  - flukes 121.3
brain 331.9
capsular - see Cirrhosis, portal
cardiac 571.5
- alcoholic 571.2
central (liver) - see Cirrhosis, liver
Charcôt's 571.6
cholangiolitic - see Cirrhosis, biliary
cholangitic - see Cirrhosis, biliary
cholestatic - see Cirrhosis, biliary
clitoris (hypertrophic) 624.2
coarsely nodular 571.5
congestive (liver) - see Cirrhosis, cardiac
Cruveilhier-Baumgarten 571.5
cryptogenic (of liver) 571.5
- alcoholic 571.2
dietary (see also Cirrhosis, portal) 571.5
due to
- bronzed diabetes 275.0
- congestive hepatomegaly - see Cirrhosis, cardiac
- cystic fibrosis 277.00
- hemochromatosis 275.0
- hepatolenticular degeneration 275.1
- passive congestion (chronic) - see Cirrhosis, cardiac
- Wilson's disease 275.1
xanthomatosis 272.2
extrahepatic (obstructive) - see Cirrhosis, biliary
fatty 571.8
- alcoholic 571.0
florid 571.2
Glisson's - see Cirrhosis, portal
Hanot's (hypertrophic) - see Cirrhosis, biliary
hepatic - see Cirrhosis, liver
hepatolienal - see Cirrhosis, liver
hobnail - see Cirrhosis, portal
hypertrophic - see also Cirrhosis, liver
- biliary - see Cirrhosis, biliary
- Hanot's - see Cirrhosis, biliary
infectious NEC - see Cirrhosis, portal
insular - see Cirrhosis, portal
intrahepatic (obstructive) (primary) (secondary) - see Cirrhosis, biliary
juvenile (see also Cirrhosis, portal) 571.5
kidney (see also Sclerosis, renal) 587
Laennec's (of liver) 571.2
- nonalcoholic 571.5
liver (chronic) (hepatolienal) (hypertrophic) (nodular) (splenomegalic) (unilobar) 571.5
- with alcoholism 571.2
- alcoholic 571.2
- congenital (due to failure of obliteration of umbilical vein) 777.8
- cryptogenic 571.5
  - alcoholic 571.2
- fatty 571.8
  - alcoholic 571.0
- macronodular 571.5
  - alcoholic 571.2
- micronodular 571.5
  - alcoholic 571.2
- nodular, diffuse 571.5
  - alcoholic 571.2
- pigmentary 275.0
- portal 571.5
  - alcoholic 571.2
- postnecrotic 571.5
  - alcoholic 571.2
- syphilitic 095.3
lung (chronic) (see also Fibrosis, lung) 515
macronodular (of liver) 571.5
- alcoholic 571.2
malarial 084.9
metabolic NEC 571.5
micronodular (of liver) 571.5
- alcoholic 571.2
monolobular - see Cirrhosis, portal
multilobular - see Cirrhosis, portal
nephritis (see also Sclerosis, renal) 587
nodular - see Cirrhosis, liver
nutritional (fatty) 571.5
obstructive (biliary) (extrahepatic) (intrahepatic) - see Cirrhosis, biliary
ovarian 620.8
paludal 084.9
pancreas (duct) 577.8
pericholangiolitic - see Cirrhosis, biliary
periportal - see Cirrhosis, portal
pigment, pigmentary (of liver) 275.0
portal (of liver) 571.5
- alcoholic 571.2
posthepatitic (see also Cirrhosis, postnecrotic) 571.5
postnecrotic (of liver) 571.5
- alcoholic 571.2
primary (intrahepatic) - see Cirrhosis, biliary
pulmonary (see also Fibrosis, lung) 515
renal (see also Sclerosis, renal) 587
septal (see also Cirrhosis, postnecrotic) 571.5
spleen 289.51
splenomegalic (of liver) - see Cirrhosis, liver
stasis (liver) - see Cirrhosis, liver
stomach 535.4
Todd's (see also Cirrhosis, biliary) 571.6
toxic (nodular) - see Cirrhosis, postnecrotic
trabecular - see Cirrhosis, postnecrotic
unilobar - see Cirrhosis, liver
vascular (of liver) - see Cirrhosis, liver
xanthomatous (biliary) (see also Cirrhosis, biliary) 571.6
- due to xanthomatosis (familial) (metabolic) (primary) 272.2

Cruveilhier-Baumgarten cirrhosis, disease, or syndrome

571.5

Disease, diseased - see also Syndrome

Baumgarten-Cruveilhier (cirrhosis of liver) 571.5

Laennec's cirrhosis (alcoholic) 571.2

nonalcoholic 571.5

Marchand multiple nodular hyperplasia (liver)

571.5

Obstruction, obstructed, obstructive

liver 573.8
- cirrhotic (see also Cirrhosis, liver) 571.5

Syndrome - see also Disease

Baumgarten-Cruveilhier (cirrhosis of liver) 571.5
Cruveilhier-Baumgarten (cirrhosis of liver) 571.5

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