2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 009.0 : Infectious colitis enteritis and gastroenteritis

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2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 009.0

Infectious colitis enteritis and gastroenteritis

009

009.1

009.0 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 009.0: 2010

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Colitis (acute) (catarrhal) (croupous) (cystica superficialis) (exudative) (hemorrhagic) (noninfectious) (phlegmonous) (presumed noninfectious) 558.9

gangrenous 009.0
infectious (see also Enteritis, due to, specific organism) 009.0
- presumed 009.1
necrotic 009.0
septic (see also Enteritis, due to, specific organism) 009.0

Dysentery, dysenteric (bilious) (catarrhal) (diarrhea) (epidemic) (gangrenous) (hemorrhagic) (infectious) (sporadic) (tropical) (ulcerative)

009.0

abscess, liver (see also Abscess, amebic) 006.3
amebic (see also Amebiasis) 006.9
- with abscess - see Abscess, amebic
- acute 006.0
- carrier (suspected) of V02.2
- chronic 006.1
arthritis (see also Arthritis, due to, dysentery) 009.0 [711.3]
- bacillary 004.9 [711.3]
asylum 004.9
bacillary 004.9
- arthritis 004.9 [711.3]
- boyd 004.2
- flexner 004.1
- schmitz (-Stutzer) 004.0
- shiga 004.0
- shigella 004.9
  - group A 004.0
  - group B 004.1
  - group C 004.2
  - group D 004.3
  - specified type NEC 004.8
- sonne 004.3
- specified type NEC 004.8
bacterium 004.9
balantidial 007.0
balantidium coli 007.0
Boyd's 004.2
Chilomastix 007.8
Chinese 004.9
choleriform 001.1
coccidial 007.2
Dientamoeba fragilis 007.8
due to specified organism NEC - see Enteritis, due to, by organism
Embadomonas 007.8
Endolimax nana - see Dysentery, amebic
Entamoba, entamebic - see Dysentery, amebic
Flexner's 004.1
Flexner-Boyd 004.2
giardial 007.1
Giardia lamblia 007.1
Hiss-Russell 004.1
lamblia 007.1
leishmanial 085.0
malarial (see also Malaria) 084.6
metazoal 127.9
Monilia 112.89
protozoal NEC 007.9
Russell's 004.8
salmonella 003.0
schistosomal 120.1
Schmitz (-Stutzer) 004.0
Shiga 004.0
Shigella NEC (see also Dysentery, bacillary) 004.9
- boydii 004.2
- dysenteriae 004.0
  - schmitz 004.0
  - shiga 004.0
- flexneri 004.1
- group A 004.0
- group B 004.1
- group C 004.2
- group D 004.3
- Schmitz 004.0
- Shiga 004.0
- Sonnei 004.3
Sonne 004.3
strongyloidiasis 127.2
trichomonal 007.3
tuberculous (see also Tuberculosis) 014.8
viral (see also Enteritis, viral) 008.8

Enteritis (acute) (catarrhal) (choleraic) (chronic) (congestive) (diarrheal) (exudative) (follicular) (hemorrhagic) (infantile) (lienteric) (noninfectious) (perforative) (phlegmonous) (presumed noninfectious) (pseudomembranous) 558.9

epidemic 009.0
gangrenous (see also Enteritis, due to, by organism) 009.0
infectious NEC (see also Enteritis, due to, by organism) 009.0
- presumed 009.1
necrotic (see also Enteritis, due to, by organism) 009.0
septic (see also Enteritis, due to, by organism) 009.0
zymotic 009.0

Flux (bloody) (serosanguineous)

009.0

Gastroenteritis (acute) (catarrhal) (congestive) (hemorrhagic) (noninfectious) (see also Enteritis) 558.9

epidemic 009.0
infectious (see also Enteritis, due to, by organism) 009.0
- presumed 009.1
septic (see also Enteritis, due to, by organism) 009.0
zymotic 009.0

Ileitis (chronic) (see also Enteritis) 558.9

infectious 009.0

Ileocolitis (see also Enteritis) 558.9

infectious 009.0

Infection, infected, infective (opportunistic) 136.9

alimentary canal NEC (see also Enteritis, due to, by organism) 009.0
colon (see also Enteritis, due to, by organism) 009.0
- bacillus - see Infection, Escherichia coli
enteric (see also Enteritis, due to, by organism) 009.0
gastroenteric (see also Enteritis, due to, by organism) 009.0
gastrointestinal (see also Enteritis, due to, by organism) 009.0
intestine, intestinal (see also Enteritis, due to, by organism) 009.0

Ulcer, ulcerated, ulcerating, ulceration, ulcerative 707.9

dysenteric NEC 009.0

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