2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 771.2 : Other congenital infections specific to the perinatal period

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 771.2

Other congenital infections specific to the perinatal period

771.1

771.3

771.2 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 771.2: 2009 2010

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Chorioretinitis 363.20

due to
- toxoplasmosis (acquired) 130.2
  - congenital (active) 771.2

Conjunctivitis (exposure) (infectious) (nondiphtheritic) (pneumococcal) (pustular) (staphylococcal) (streptococcal) NEC 372.30

due to
- toxoplasmosis (acquired) 130.1
  - congenital (active) 771.2

Granulomatosis NEC 686.1

infantiseptica 771.2

Hepatitis 573.3

due to
- toxoplasmosis (acquired) 130.5
  - congenital (active) 771.2

Herpes, herpetic 054.9

simplex 054.9
- congenital 771.2

Hydrocephalus (acquired) (external) (internal) (malignant) (noncommunicating) (obstructive) (recurrent) 331.4

due to
- toxoplasmosis (congenital) 771.2

Infection, infected, infective (opportunistic) 136.9

congenital NEC 771.89
- chronic 771.2
- hepatitis, viral 771.2
- herpes simplex 771.2
- listeriosis 771.2
- malaria 771.2
- poliomyelitis 771.2
- toxoplasmosis 771.2
- tuberculosis 771.2
- vaccinia 771.2
Herpes (simplex) (see also Herpes, simplex) 054.9
- congenital 771.2
Listeria monocytogenes (listeriosis) 027.0
- congenital 771.2

Influenza, influenzal 487.1

maternal affecting fetus or newborn 760.2
- manifest influenza in infant 771.2

Listeriosis 027.0

congenital 771.2
fetal 771.2

Lymphadenopathy (general) 785.6

due to toxoplasmosis (acquired) 130.7
- congenital (active) 771.2

Malaria, malarial (fever) 084.6

congenital 771.2

Maternal condition, affecting fetus or newborn

influenza 760.2
- manifest influenza in the infant 771.2
malaria 760.2
- manifest malaria in infant or fetus 771.2
toxoplasmosis (conditions classifiable to 130) 760.2
- manifest toxoplasmosis in the infant or fetus 771.2

Microcephalus, microcephalic, microcephaly 742.1

due to toxoplasmosis (congenital) 771.2

Microphthalmos (congenital) 743.10

due to toxoplasmosis (congenital) 771.2

Poliomyelitis (acute) (anterior) (epidemic) 045.9

congenital 771.2

Toxoplasmosis (acquired) 130.9

congenital, active 771.2
maternal
- affecting fetus or newborn 760.2
  - manifest toxoplasmosis in fetus or newborn 771.2

Tuberculosis, tubercular, tuberculous (calcification) (calcified) (caseous) (chromogenic acid-fast bacilli) (congenital) (degeneration) (disease) (fibrocaseous) (fistula) (gangrene) (interstitial) (isolated circumscribed lesions) (necrosis) (parenchymatous) (ulcerative) 011.9

congenital 771.2

Uveitis (anterior) (see also Iridocyclitis) 364.3

due to
- toxoplasmosis (acquired) 130.2
  - congenital (active) 771.2

Vaccinia (generalized) 999.0

congenital 771.2

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