2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 756.59 : Other congenital osteodystrophies

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis 756.59

Other congenital osteodystrophies

756.56

756.6

756.59 is a specific code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a Medicaid or Medicare reimbursement claim.
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Aclasis

tarsoepiphyseal 756.59

Acromicria, acromikria

756.59

Albright (-McCune) (-Sternberg) syndrome (osteitis fibrosa disseminata)

756.59

Caffey's disease or syndrome (infantile cortical hyperostosis)

756.59

Camurati-Engelmann disease (diaphyseal sclerosis)

756.59

Chondroangiopathia calcarea seu punctate

756.59

Chondrodysplasia 756.4

calcificans congenita 756.59
epiphysialis punctata 756.59

Chondrodystrophia (fetalis) 756.4

calcificans congenita 756.59
fetalis hypoplastica 756.59
hypoplastica calcinosa 756.59
punctata 756.59

Conradi (-Hünermann) syndrome or disease (chondrodysplasia calcificans congenita)

756.59

Disease, diseased - see also Syndrome

caffey's (infantile cortical hyperostosis) 756.59
Camurati-Engelmann (diaphyseal sclerosis) 756.59
Conradi (-Hünermann) 756.59
Engelmann's (diaphyseal sclerosis) 756.59
Paas' 756.59

Dyschondrosteosis

756.59

Dysplasia - see also Anomaly

bone (fibrous) NEC 733.29
- diaphyseal, progressive 756.59
diaphyseal, progressive 756.59
epiphysealis 756.9
- punctata 756.59
fibrous
- diaphyseal, progressive 756.59
progressive diaphyseal 756.59

Dystrophy, dystrophia 783.9

chondro-osseus with punctate epiphyseal dysplasia 756.59
familial
- hyperplastic periosteal 756.59

Engelmann's disease (diaphyseal sclerosis)

756.59

Fibrosis, fibrotic

bone, diffuse 756.59

Fuller Albright's syndrome (osteitis fibrosa disseminata)

756.59

Hyperostosis 733.99

cortical 733.3
- infantile 756.59

Léri-Weill syndrome

756.59

McCune-Albright syndrome (osteitis fibrosa disseminata)

756.59

Osteitis (see also Osteomyelitis) 730.2

fibrosa NEC 733.29
- disseminata 756.59

Osteochondritis (see also Osteochondrosis) 732.9

multiple 756.59

Osteochondrodermodysplasia

756.59

Osteodystrophy

congenital 756.50
- specified type NEC 756.59

Osteopathia

hyperostotica multiplex infantilis 756.59

Ostrum-Furst syndrome

756.59

Periostosis (see also Periostitis) 730.3

hyperplastic 756.59

Stippled epiphyses

756.59

Syndrome - see also Disease

Albright-McCune-Sternberg (osteitis fibrosa disseminata) 756.59
brown spot 756.59
Caffey's (infantile cortical hyperostosis) 756.59
Conradi (-Hünermann) (chondrodysplasia calcificans congenita) 756.59
Fuller Albright's (osteitis fibrosa disseminata) 756.59
Léri-Weill 756.59
McCune-Albright (osteitis fibrosa disseminata) 756.59
Ostrum-Furst 756.59

Synostosis (congenital)

756.59

astragaloscaphoid 755.67
radioulnar 755.53
talonavicular (bar) 755.67
tarsal 755.67

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