2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 608.89 : Other specified disorders of male genital organs

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 608.89

Other specified disorders of male genital organs

608.87

608.9

608.89 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 608.89: 2009 2010

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Acrobystiolith

608.89

Adhesion(s), adhesive (postinfectional) (postoperative)

epididymis 608.89
perivesicular (seminal vesicle) 608.89
seminal vesicle 608.89
spermatic cord (acquired) 608.89
- congenital 752.89
testicle 608.89
tunica vaginalis 608.89

Aphthae, aphthous - see also condition

ulcer (oral) (recurrent) 528.2
- genital organ(s) NEC
  - male 608.89

Atrophy, atrophic

genital organ, male 608.89
scrotum 608.89
seminal vesicle 608.89
spermatic cord 608.89
tunica vaginalis 608.89
vas deferens 608.89

Calculus, calculi, calculous 592.9

epididymis 608.89
seminal vesicle 608.89
tunica vaginalis 608.89

Cicatrix (adherent) (contracted) (painful) (vicious) 709.2

seminal vesicle 608.89

Climacteric (see also Menopause) 627.2

male (symptoms) (syndrome) 608.89
polyarthritis NEC 716.39
- male 608.89

Coitus, painful (female) 625.0

male 608.89

Concretion - see also Calculus

seminal vesicle 608.89

Congestion, congestive

seminal vesicle 608.89

Cyst (mucus) (retention) (serous) (simple)

epididymis 608.89
sebaceous (duct) (gland) 706.2
- genital organ NEC
  - male 608.89
seminal vesicle 608.89
skin (epidermal) (epidermoid, inclusion) (epithelial) (inclusion) (retention) (sebaceous) 706.2
- genital organ NEC
  - male 608.89
spermatic cord 608.89
testis 608.89
tunica vaginalis 608.89

Deformity 738.9

ejaculatory duct (congenital) 752.9
- acquired 608.89
epididymis (congenital) 752.9
- acquired 608.89
genitalia, genital organ(s) or system NEC
- male (congenital) 752.9
  - acquired 608.89
scrotum (congenital) 752.9
- acquired 608.89
seminal tract or duct (congenital) 752.9
- acquired 608.89
spermatic cord (congenital) 752.9
- acquired 608.89
  - torsion 608.22
    - extravaginal 608.21
    - intravaginal 608.22
testis (congenital) 752.9
- acquired 608.89
  - torsion 608.20
vas deferens (congenital) 752.9
- acquired 608.89

Degeneration, degenerative

testis (postinfectional) 608.89

Disease, diseased - see also Syndrome

climacteric 627.2
- male 608.89
Malassez's (cystic) 608.89

Distention

seminal vesicle 608.89

Dyspareunia (female) 625.0

male 608.89

Ejaculation, semen

painful 608.89
- psychogenic 306.59

Emissions, nocturnal (semen)

608.89

Fibrosis, fibrotic

ejaculatory duct 608.89
epididymis 608.89
intrascrotal 608.89
scrotum 608.89
seminal vesicle 608.89
spermatic cord 608.89
testis 608.89
- chronic, due to syphilis 095.8
tunica vaginalis 608.89
vas deferens 608.89

Fistula (sinus) 686.9

epididymis 608.89
- tuberculous (see also Tuberculosis) 016.4
genital
- organs
  - male 608.89
perineo-urethroscrotal 608.89
scrotum (urinary) 608.89
- tuberculous (see also Tuberculosis) 016.5
urethroscrotal 608.89

Gangrene, gangrenous (anemia) (artery) (cellulitis) (dermatitis) (dry) (infective) (moist) (pemphigus) (septic) (skin) (stasis) (ulcer) 785.4

spermatic cord 608.4
- noninfective 608.89
testis (infectional) (see also Orchitis) 604.99
- noninfective 608.89
tunica vaginalis 608.4
- noninfective 608.89
vas deferens 608.4
- noninfective 608.89

Granuloma NEC 686.1

sperm 608.89

Hernia, hernial (acquired) (recurrent) 553.9

tunica
- albuginea 608.89

Hyperplasia, hyperplastic

genital
- male 608.89

Hypertrophy, hypertrophic

epididymis 608.89
scrotum 608.89
seminal vesicle 608.89
spermatic cord 608.89
testis 608.89
- congenital 752.89
tunica vaginalis 608.89
vas deferens 608.89

Keratosis 701.1

male genital (external) 608.89
scrotal 608.89

Malassez's disease (testicular cyst)

608.89

Mass

scrotum 608.89
testes 608.89

Necrosis, necrotic

scrotum 608.89
testis 608.89

Neuralgia, neuralgic (acute) (see also Neuritis) 729.2

testis 608.89

Nocturnal - see also condition

emissions 608.89

Obstruction, obstructed, obstructive

ejaculatory duct 608.89

Painful - see also Pain

coitus
- male 608.89
ejaculation (semen) 608.89
- psychogenic 302.79

Redundant, redundancy

scrotum 608.89

Relaxation

scrotum 608.89

Sclerosis, sclerotic

funicular (spermatic cord) 608.89

Sinus - see also Fistula

testis 608.89

Sloughing (multiple) (skin) 686.9

scrotum 608.89

Spermatorrhea

608.89

Stenosis (cicatricial) - see also Stricture

ejaculatory duct NEC 608.89

Ulcer, ulcerated, ulcerating, ulceration, ulcerative 707.9

aphthous (oral) (recurrent) 528.2
- genital organ(s)
  - male 608.89
genital organ
- male 608.89
scrotum 608.89
- tuberculous (see also Tuberculosis) 016.5
- varicose 456.4
seminal vesicle 608.89
spermatic cord 608.89
testis 608.89
tunica vaginalis 608.89
vas deferens 608.89

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