2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 249.0 : Secondary diabetes mellitus without mention of complication

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2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 249.0

Secondary diabetes mellitus without mention of complication

249

249.00

There are 2 ICD-9-CM codes below 249.0 that define this diagnosis in greater detail. Do not use this code on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 249.0: 2010

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Diabetes, diabetic (brittle) (congenital) (familial) (mellitus) (poorly controlled) (severe) (slight) (without complication) 250.0

secondary (chemical-induced) (due to chronic condition) (due to infection) (drug-induced) 249.0
- with
  - coma (with ketoacidosis) 249.3
    - hyperosmolar (nonketotic) 249.2
  - complication NEC 249.9
    - specified NEC 249.8
  - gangrene 249.7 [785.4]
  - hyperosmolarity 249.2
  - ketosis, ketoacidosis 249.1
  - osteomyelitis 249.8 [731.8]
  - specified manifestations NEC 249.8
- acetonemia 249.1
- acidosis 249.1
- amyotrophy 249.6 [353.5]
- angiopathy, peripheral 249.7 [443.81]
- autonomic neuropathy (peripheral) 249.6 [337.1]
- bone change 249.8 [731.8]
- cataract 249.5 [366.41]
- coma (with ketoacidosis) 249.3
  - hyperglycemic 249.3
  - hyperosmolar (nonketotic) 249.2
  - hypoglycemic 249.3
  - insulin 249.3
- complicating pregnancy, childbirth, or puerperium (maternal) 648.0
  - affecting fetus or newborn 775.0
- complication NEC 249.9
  - specified NEC 249.8
- dorsal sclerosis 249.6 [340]
- due to overdose or wrong substance given or taken - see Table of Drugs and Chemicals
- gangrene 249.7 [785.4]
- gastroparesis 249.6 [536.3]
- glaucoma 249.5 [365.44]
- glomerulosclerosis (intercapillary) 249.4 [581.81]
- glycogenosis, secondary 249.8 [259.8]
- hyperosmolar coma 249.2
- hyperosmolarity 249.2
- hypertension-nephrosis syndrome 249.4 [581.81]
- hypoglycemia 249.8
- hypoglycemic shock 249.8
- intercapillary glomerulosclerosis 249.4 [581.81]
- iritis 249.5 [364.42]
- ketosis, ketoacidosis 249.1
- Kimmelstiel (-Wilson) disease or syndrome (intercapillary glomerulosclerosis) 249.4 [581.81]
- Lancereaux's (diabetes mellitus with marked emaciation) 249.8 [261]
- lipoidosis 249.8 [272.7]
- macular edema 249.5 [362.07]
- maternal
  - with manifest disease in the infant 775.1
  - affecting fetus or newborn 775.0
- microaneurysms, retinal 249.5 [362.01]
- mononeuropathy 249.6 [355.9]
- nephropathy 249.4 [581.81]
- nephrosis (syndrome) 249.4 [581.81]
- neuralgia 249.6 [357.2]
- neuritis 249.6 [357.2]
- neurogenic arthropathy 249.6 [713.5]
- neuropathy 249.6 [357.2]
- osteomyelitis 249.8 [731.8]
- peripheral autonomic neuropathy 249.6 [337.1]
- polyneuropathy 249.6 [357.2]
- retinal
  - edema 249.5 [362.07]
  - hemorrhage 249.5 [362.01]
  - microaneurysms 249.5 [362.01]
- retinitis 249.5 [362.01]
- retinopathy 249.5 [362.01]
  - background 249.5 [362.01]
  - nonproliferative 249.5 [362.03]
    - mild 249.5 [362.04]
    - moderate 249.5 [362.05]
    - severe 249.5 [362.06]
  - proliferative 249.5 [362.02]
- ulcer (skin) 249.8 [707.9]
  - lower extremity 249.8 [707.10]
    - ankle 249.8 [707.13]
    - calf 249.8 [707.12]
    - foot 249.8 [707.15]
    - heel 249.8 [707.14]
    - knee 249.8 [707.19]
    - specified site NEC 249.8 [707.19]
    - thigh 249.8 [707.11]
    - toes 249.8 [707.15]
  - specified site NEC 249.8 [707.8]
- xanthoma 249.8 [272.2]

Disease, diseased - see also Syndrome

Hirschfeld's (acute diabetes mellitus) (see also Diabetes) 250.0
- due to secondary diabetes 249.0
Willis' (diabetes mellitus) (see also Diabetes) 250.0
- due to secondary diabetes 249.0

Hirschfeld's disease (acute diabetes mellitus) (see also Diabetes) 250.0

due to secondary diabetes 249.0

Willis' disease (diabetes mellitus) (see also Diabetes) 250.0

due to secondary diabetes 249.0

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