2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 779.89 : Other specified conditions originating in the perinatal period

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 779.89

Other specified conditions originating in the perinatal period

779.85

779.9

779.89 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
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Accident, accidental - see also condition

intrauterine 779.89

Atonia, atony, atonic

congenital 779.89

Birth

shock, newborn 779.89

Circulation

failure 799.89
- fetus or newborn 779.89

Collapse 780.2

during or after labor and delivery 669.1
- fetus or newborn 779.89
vascular (peripheral) 785.59
- fetus or newborn 779.89

Degeneration, degenerative

myocardium, myocardial (brown) (calcareous) (fatty) (fibrous) (hyaline) (mural) (muscular) (pigmentary) (senile) (with arteriosclerosis) 429.1
- fetus or newborn 779.89

Disease, diseased - see also Syndrome

navel (newborn) NEC 779.89
- delayed separation of umbilical cord 779.83
umbilicus (newborn) NEC 779.89
- delayed separation 779.83

Edema, edematous 782.3

heart (see also Failure, heart) 428.0
- newborn 779.89

Exhaustion, exhaustive (physical NEC) 780.79

fetus or newborn 779.89

Failure, failed

cardiac (see also Failure, heart) 428.9
- newborn 779.89
circulation, circulatory 799.89
- fetus or newborn 779.89
heart (acute) (sudden) 428.9
- congestive (compensated) (decompensated) (see also Failure, heart) 428.0
  - fetus or newborn 779.89
- fetus or newborn 779.89
vital centers, fetus or newborn 779.89

Fetus, fetal - see also condition

papyraceous 779.89

Harlequin (fetus) 757.1

color change syndrome 779.89

Hypertonicity

fetus or newborn 779.89
infancy 779.89
- due to electrolyte imbalance 779.89

Hypotonia, hypotonicity, hypotony 781.3

congenital 779.89
- benign 358.8

Insufficiency, insufficient

circulatory NEC 459.9
- fetus or newborn 779.89
heart - see also Insufficiency, myocardial
- fetus or newborn 779.89
myocardial, myocardium (with arteriosclerosis) 428.0
- fetus or newborn 779.89

Newborn (infant) (liveborn)

specified condition NEC 779.89

Papyraceous fetus

779.89

complicating pregnancy 646.0

Prostration 780.79

newborn 779.89

Shock 785.50

birth, fetus or newborn NEC 779.89

Strophulus (newborn)

779.89

pruriginosus 698.2

Syndrome - see also Disease

harlequin color change 779.89

Toxemia 799.89

congenital NEC 779.89
fetus or newborn NEC 779.89

Uremia, uremic (absorption) (amaurosis) (amblyopia) (aphasia) (apoplexy) (coma) (delirium) (dementia) (dropsy) (dyspnea) (fever) (intoxication) (mania) (paralysis) (poisoning) (toxemia) (vomiting) 586

congenital 779.89

Vitality, lack or want of 780.79

newborn 779.89

Weak, weakness (generalized) 780.79

congenital 779.89
newborn 779.89

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