2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 753.8 : Other specified congenital anomalies of bladder and urethra

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 753.8

Other specified congenital anomalies of bladder and urethra

753.7

753.9

753.8 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 753.8: 2009 2010

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Absence (organ or part) (complete or partial)

bladder (acquired) V45.74
- congenital 753.8
urethra, congenital 753.8
- acquired V45.74
urinary system, part NEC, congenital 753.8
- acquired V45.74

Accessory (congenital)

bladder 753.8
urethra 753.8
urinary organ or tract NEC 753.8

Acystia

753.8

Agenesis - see also Absence, by site, congenital

urethra 753.8
urinary tract NEC 753.8

Anomaly, anomalous (congenital) (unspecified type) 759.9

bladder (neck) (sphincter) (trigone) 753.9
- specified type NEC 753.8
hourglass
- bladder 753.8
meatus urinarius 753.9
- specified type NEC 753.8
specified type NEC
- bladder 753.8
  - neck 753.8
- meatus urinarius 753.8
- urethra 753.8
  - obstructive 753.6
- urinary tract 753.8
urethra (valve) 753.9
- specified type NEC 753.8
urinary tract or system (any part, except urachus) 753.9
- specified type NEC 753.8

Bifurcation (congenital) - see also Imperfect, closure

urethra 753.8

Contraction, contracture, contracted

hourglass
- bladder 596.8
  - congenital 753.8

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

congenital NEC 759.89
- periurethral (tissue) 753.8

Deformity 738.9

vesicourethral orifice (acquired) 596.8
- congenital NEC 753.9
  - specified type NEC 753.8

Dilatation

bladder (sphincter) 596.8
- congenital 753.8

Displacement, displaced

bladder (acquired) 596.8
- congenital 753.8

Distortion (congenital)

bladder 753.8
urethra 753.8
- causing obstruction 753.6

Diverticula, diverticulosis, diverticulum (acute) (multiple) (perforated) (ruptured) 562.10

bladder (acquired) (sphincter) 596.3
- congenital 753.8
urethra (acquired) 599.2
- congenital 753.8
vesical (urinary) 596.3
- congenital 753.8

Double

bladder 753.8
meatus urinarius 753.8
urethra 753.8
urinary meatus 753.8

Duplication - see also Accessory

bladder 753.8

Epispadias

female 753.8

Fistula (sinus) 686.9

rectourethral 599.1
- congenital 753.8
rectovesical 596.1
- congenital 753.8
umbilico-urinary 753.8
urethra 599.1
- congenital 753.8
urethrorectal 599.1
- congenital 753.8
vesicorectal 596.1
- congenital 753.8

Hypoplasia, hypoplasis 759.89

bladder 753.8

Hypospadias (male) 752.61

female 753.8

Malformation (congenital) - see also Anomaly

urinary system NEC 753.9
- specified type NEC 753.8

Malposition

congenital
- bladder (mucosa) 753.8
  - exteriorized or extroverted 753.5

Paramedial orifice, urethrovesical

753.8

Paraurethral duct

753.8

Prolapse, prolapsed

urethra (acquired) (infected) (mucosa) 599.5
- congenital 753.8

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