2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 732.9 : Unspecified osteochondropathy

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 732.9

Unspecified osteochondropathy

732.8

733

732.9 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 732.9: 2009 2010

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Acrostealgia

732.9

Apophysitis (bone) (see also Osteochondrosis)

732.9

calcaneus 732.5
juvenile 732.6

Epiphyseolysis, epiphysiolysis (see also Osteochondrosis)

732.9

Epiphysitis (see also Osteochondrosis)

732.9

juvenile 732.6
marginal (Scheuermann's) 732.0
os calcis 732.5
syphilitic (congenital) 090.0
vertebral (Scheuermann's) 732.0

Loosening epiphysis

732.9

Osteochondritis (see also Osteochondrosis)

732.9

dissecans 732.7
- hip 732.7
ischiopubica 732.1
multiple 756.59
syphilitic (congenital) 090.0

Osteochondropathy NEC

732.9

Osteochondrosis

732.9

acetabulum 732.1
adult spine 732.8
astragalus 732.5
Blount's 732.4
Buchanan's (juvenile osteochondrosis of iliac crest) 732.1
Buchman's (juvenile osteochondrosis) 732.1
Burns' 732.3
calcaneus 732.5
capitular epiphysis (femur) 732.1
carpal
- lunate (wrist) 732.3
- scaphoid 732.3
coxae juvenilis 732.1
deformans juvenilis (coxae) (hip) 732.1
- Scheuermann's 732.0
- spine 732.0
- tibia 732.4
- vertebra 732.0
Diaz's (astragalus) 732.5
dissecans (knee) (shoulder) 732.7
femoral capital epiphysis 732.1
femur (head) (juvenile) 732.1
foot (juvenile) 732.5
Freiberg's (disease) (second metatarsal) 732.5
Haas' 732.3
Haglund's (os tibiale externum) 732.5
hand (juvenile) 732.3
head of
- femur 732.1
- humerus (juvenile) 732.3
hip (juvenile) 732.1
humerus (juvenile) 732.3
iliac crest (juvenile) 732.1
ilium (juvenile) 732.1
ischiopubic synchondrosis 732.1
Iselin's (osteochondrosis fifth metatarsal) 732.5
juvenile, juvenilis 732.6
- arm 732.3
- capital femoral epiphysis 732.1
- capitellum humeri 732.3
- capitular epiphysis 732.1
- carpal scaphoid 732.3
- clavicle, sternal epiphysis 732.6
- coxae 732.1
- deformans 732.1
- foot 732.5
- hand 732.3
- hip and pelvis 732.1
- lower extremity, except foot 732.4
- lunate, wrist 732.3
- medial cuneiform bone 732.5
- metatarsal (head) 732.5
- metatarsophalangeal 732.5
- navicular, ankle 732.5
- patella 732.4
- primary patellar center (of Köhler) 732.4
- specified site NEC 732.6
- spine 732.0
- tarsal scaphoid 732.5
- tibia (epiphysis) (tuberosity) 732.4
- upper extremity 732.3
- vertebra (body) (Calvé) 732.0
  - epiphyseal plates (of Scheuermann) 732.0
Kienböck's (disease) 732.3
Köhler's (disease) (navicular, ankle) 732.5
- patellar 732.4
- tarsal navicular 732.5
Legg-Calvé-Perthes (disease) 732.1
lower extremity (juvenile) 732.4
lunate bone 732.3
Mauclaire's 732.3
metacarpal heads (of Mauclaire) 732.3
metatarsal (fifth) (head) (second) 732.5
navicular, ankle 732.5
os calcis 732.5
Osgood-Schlatter 732.4
os tibiale externum 732.5
Panner's 732.3
patella (juvenile) 732.4
patellar center
- primary (of Köhler) 732.4
- secondary (of Sinding-Larsen) 732.4
pelvis (juvenile) 732.1
Pierson's 732.1
radial head (juvenile) 732.3
Scheuermann's 732.0
Sever's (calcaneum) 732.5
Sinding-Larsen (secondary patellar center) 732.4
spine (juvenile) 732.0
- adult 732.8
symphysis pubis (of Pierson) (juvenile) 732.1
syphilitic (congenital) 090.0
tarsal (navicular) (scaphoid) 732.5
tibia (proximal) (tubercle) 732.4
tuberculous - see Tuberculosis, bone
ulna 732.3
upper extremity (juvenile) 732.3
van Neck's (juvenile osteochondrosis) 732.1
vertebral (juvenile) 732.0
- adult 732.8

Separation

epiphysis, epiphyseal
- nontraumatic 732.9
  - upper femoral 732.2

Slipped, slipping

epiphysis (postinfectional) 732.9
- traumatic (old) 732.9
  - current - see Fracture, by site
- upper femoral (nontraumatic) 732.2

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