2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 782.4 : Jaundice unspecified not of newborn

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 782.4

Jaundice unspecified not of newborn

782.3

782.5

782.4 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 782.4: 2009 2010

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Cholemia (see also Jaundice)

782.4

familial 277.4
Gilbert's (familial nonhemolytic) 277.4

Elevation

liver function test (LFT) 790.6
- bilirubin 782.4

Hyperbilirubinemia

782.4

congenital 277.4
constitutional 277.4
neonatal (transient) (see also Jaundice, fetus or newborn) 774.6
- of prematurity 774.2

Icterus (see also Jaundice)

782.4

catarrhal - see Icterus, infectious
conjunctiva 782.4
- newborn 774.6
epidemic - see Icterus, infectious
febrilis - see Icterus, infectious
fetus or newborn - see Jaundice, fetus or newborn
gravis (see also Necrosis, liver) 570
- complicating pregnancy 646.7
  - affecting fetus or newborn 760.8
- fetus or newborn NEC 773.0
- obstetrical 646.7
  - affecting fetus or newborn 760.8
hematogenous (acquired) 283.9
hemolytic (acquired) 283.9
- congenital (see also Spherocytosis) 282.0
hemorrhagic (acute) 100.0
- leptospiral 100.0
- newborn 776.0
- spirochetal 100.0
infectious 070.1
- with hepatic coma 070.0
- leptospiral 100.0
- spirochetal 100.0
intermittens juvenilis 277.4
malignant (see also Necrosis, liver) 570
neonatorum (see also Jaundice, fetus or newborn) 774.6
pernicious (see also Necrosis, liver) 570
spirochetal 100.0

Jaundice (yellow)

782.4

acholuric (familial) (splenomegalic) (see also Spherocytosis) 282.0
- acquired 283.9
breast milk 774.39
catarrhal (acute) 070.1
- with hepatic coma 070.0
- chronic 571.9
- epidemic - see Jaundice, epidemic
cholestatic (benign) 782.4
chronic idiopathic 277.4
epidemic (catarrhal) 070.1
- with hepatic coma 070.0
- leptospiral 100.0
- spirochetal 100.0
febrile (acute) 070.1
- with hepatic coma 070.0
- leptospiral 100.0
- spirochetal 100.0
fetus or newborn 774.6
- due to or associated with
  - ABO
    - antibodies 773.1
    - incompatibility, maternal/fetal 773.1
    - isoimmunization 773.1
  - absence or deficiency of enzyme system for bilirubin conjugation (congenital) 774.39
  - blood group incompatibility NEC 773.2
  - breast milk inhibitors to conjugation 774.39
    - associated with preterm delivery 774.2
  - bruising 774.1
  - Crigler-Najjar syndrome 277.4 [774.31]
  - delayed conjugation 774.30
    - associated with preterm delivery 774.2
    - development 774.39
  - drugs or toxins transmitted from mother 774.1
  - G-6-PD deficiency 282.2 [774.0]
  - galactosemia 271.1 [774.5]
  - Gilbert's syndrome 277.4 [774.31]
  - hepatocellular damage 774.4
  - hereditary hemolytic anemia (see also Anemia, hemolytic) 282.9 [774.0]
  - hypothyroidism, congenital 243 [774.31]
  - incompatibility, maternal/fetal NEC 773.2
  - infection 774.1
  - inspissated bile syndrome 774.4
  - isoimmunization NEC 773.2
  - mucoviscidosis 277.01 [774.5]
  - obliteration of bile duct, congenital 751.61 [774.5]
  - polycythemia 774.1
  - preterm delivery 774.2
  - red cell defect 282.9 [774.0]
  - Rh
    - antibodies 773.0
    - incompatibility, maternal/fetal 773.0
    - isoimmunization 773.0
  - spherocytosis (congenital) 282.0 [774.0]
  - swallowed maternal blood 774.1
- physiological NEC 774.6
from injection, inoculation, infusion, or transfusion (blood) (plasma) (serum) (other substance) (onset within 8 months after administration) - see Hepatitis, viral
Gilbert's (familial nonhemolytic) 277.4
hematogenous 283.9
hemolytic (acquired) 283.9
- congenital (see also Spherocytosis) 282.0
hemorrhagic (acute) 100.0
- leptospiral 100.0
- newborn 776.0
- spirochetal 100.0
hepatocellular 573.8
homologous (serum) - see Hepatitis, viral
idiopathic, chronic 277.4
infectious (acute) (subacute) 070.1
- with hepatic coma 070.0
- leptospiral 100.0
- spirochetal 100.0
leptospiral 100.0
malignant (see also Necrosis, liver) 570
newborn (physiological) (see also Jaundice, fetus or newborn) 774.6
nonhemolytic, congenital familial (Gilbert's) 277.4
nuclear, newborn (see also Kernicterus of newborn) 774.7
obstructive NEC (see also Obstruction, biliary) 576.8
postimmunization - see Hepatitis, viral
posttransfusion - see Hepatitis, viral
regurgitation (see also Obstruction, biliary) 576.8
serum (homologous) (prophylactic) (therapeutic) - see Hepatitis, viral
spirochetal (hemorrhagic) 100.0
symptomatic 782.4
- newborn 774.6

Yellow

jaundice (see also Jaundice) 782.4

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