2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 752.89 : Other specified anomalies of genital organs

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 752.89

Other specified anomalies of genital organs

752.81

752.9

752.89 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
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Absence (organ or part) (complete or partial)

ejaculatory duct (congenital) 752.89
epididymis (congenital) 752.89
- acquired V45.77
genital organs
- congenital
  - female 752.89
    - external 752.49
    - internal NEC 752.89
  - male 752.89
    - penis 752.69
genitourinary organs, congenital NEC 752.89
prostate (congenital) 752.89
- acquired V45.77
round ligament (congenital) 752.89
scrotum, congenital 752.89
seminal tract or duct (congenital) 752.89
- acquired V45.77
spermatic cord (congenital) 752.89
testis (congenital) 752.89
- acquired V45.77
vas deferens (congenital) 752.89
- acquired V45.77

Accessory (congenital)

genital organ(s)
- female 752.89
  - external 752.49
  - internal NEC 752.89
- male NEC 752.89
  - penis 752.69
genitourinary organs NEC 752.89

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

spermatic cord (acquired) 608.89
- congenital 752.89

Agenesis - see also Absence, by site, congenital

ejaculatory duct 752.89
genitalia, genital (organ)
- female 752.89
  - external 752.49
  - internal NEC 752.89
- male 752.89
  - penis 752.69
prostate 752.89
round ligament 752.89
scrotum 752.89
seminal duct or tract 752.89
spermatic cord 752.89
testicular 752.89
testis 752.89
vas deferens 752.89

Anomaly, anomalous (congenital) (unspecified type) 759.9

ejaculatory duct 752.9
- specified type NEC 752.89
genitalia, genital organ(s) or system
- specified type NEC 752.89
specified type NEC
- canal of Nuck 752.89
- ejaculatory duct 752.89
- Gartner's duct 752.89
- genitalia, genital organ(s)
  - female 752.89
    - external 752.49
    - internal NEC 752.89
  - male 752.89
    - penis 752.69
    - scrotal transposition 752.81
- genitourinary tract NEC 752.89
- hydatid of Morgagni 752.89
- prostate 752.89
- round ligament 752.89
- scrotum 752.89
  - transposition 752.81
- seminal duct or tract 752.89
- spermatic cord 752.89
- testis 752.89
- vas deferens 752.89

Anorchia

752.89

Anorchism, anorchidism

752.89

Aplasia - see also Agenesis

prostate (congenital) 752.89
round ligament (congenital) 752.89
testis (congenital) 752.89

Appendage

testicular (organ of Morgagni) 752.89

Appendix, appendicular - see also condition

Morgagni (male) 752.89
- fallopian tube 752.11

Atresia, atretic (congenital) 759.89

ejaculatory duct 752.89
genital organ
- external
  - male NEC 752.89
    - penis 752.69
- internal
  - female 752.89
  - male 752.89
vas deferens 752.89

Bifid (congenital) - see also Imperfect, closure

scrotum 752.89

Cleft (congenital) - see also Imperfect, closure

scrotum 752.89

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

hydatid (see also Echinococcus) 122.9
- Morgagni 752.89
  - fallopian tube 752.11
mesonephric duct 752.89
Morgagni (hydatid) 752.89
- fallopian tube 752.11
mullerian duct 752.89
wolffian 752.89

Distortion (congenital)

genitalia, genital organ(s)
- female 752.89
  - external 752.49
  - internal NEC 752.89
- male 752.89
  - penis 752.69

Duplication - see also Accessory

vas deferens 752.89

Embryonic

vas deferens 752.89

Fusion, fused (congenital)

testes 752.89

Hernia, hernial (acquired) (recurrent) 553.9

tunica
- vaginalis 752.89

Hydatid

Morgagni (congenital) 752.89
- fallopian tube 752.11

Hypertrophy, hypertrophic

prostate (asymptomatic) (early) (recurrent) 600.90
- congenital 752.89
testis 608.89
- congenital 752.89

Hypogenitalism (congenital) (female) (male)

752.89

penis 752.69

Hypoplasia, hypoplasis 759.89

epididymis 752.89
genitalia, genital organ(s)
- female 752.89
  - external 752.49
  - internal NEC 752.89
- male 752.89
  - penis 752.69
testis, testicle 752.89

Imperfect

closure (congenital)
- genitalia, genital organ(s) or system
  - female 752.89
    - external 752.49
    - internal NEC 752.89
    - uterus 752.3
  - male 752.89
    - penis 752.69

Malposition

congenital
- genitalia, genital organ(s) or tract
  - female 752.89
    - external 752.49
    - internal NEC 752.89
  - male 752.89
    - penis 752.69
    - scrotal transposition 752.81

Microgenitalia (congenital)

752.89

penis 752.64

Monorchism, monorchidism

752.89

Morgagni

cyst, organ, hydatid, or appendage 752.89
- fallopian tube 752.11

Overdevelopment - see also Hypertrophy

prostate, congenital 752.89

Persistence, persistent (congenital) 759.89

mesonephric duct 752.89
- fallopian tube 752.11
sinus
- urogenitalis 752.89
wolffian duct 752.89

Polyorchism, polyorchidism (three testes)

752.89

Rest, rests

mesonephric duct 752.89
- fallopian tube 752.11
wolffian duct 752.89

Spermatocele 608.1

congenital 752.89

Stricture (see also Stenosis) 799.89

vas deferens 608.85
- congenital 752.89

Supernumerary (congenital)

testis 752.89

Syndrome - see also Disease

functional
- prepubertal castrate 752.89

Synorchidism

752.89

Synorchism

752.89

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