2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 344.89 : Other specified paralytic syndrome

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2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 344.89

Other specified paralytic syndrome

344.81

344.9

344.89 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 344.89: 2010

ICD-9-CM Volume 2 Index Entries That Refer To 344.89 Click to expand

Avellis' syndrome

344.89

Babinski-Nageotte syndrome

344.89

Benedikt's syndrome (paralysis)

344.89

Brown-Séquard's paralysis (syndrome)

344.89

Céstan's syndrome

344.89

Céstan-Chenais paralysis

344.89

Chorea (gravis) (minor) (spasmodic) 333.5

posthemiplegic 344.89

Disease, diseased - see also Syndrome

Brown-Séquard 344.89

Foville's syndrome

344.89

Gubler (-Millard) paralysis or syndrome

344.89

Hemiplegia 342.9

alternans facialis 344.89
ascending (spinal) NEC 344.89
middle alternating NEC 344.89

Jackson's

paralysis or syndrome 344.89

Millard-Gubler paralysis or syndrome

344.89

Millard-Gubler-Foville paralysis

344.89

Palsy (see also Paralysis) 344.9

brain - see also Palsy, cerebral
- noncongenital or noninfantile 344.89
  - late effect - see Late effect(s) (of) cerebrovascular disease
bulbar (chronic) (progressive) 335.22
- supranuclear NEC 344.89
cerebral (congenital) (infantile) (spastic) 343.9
- spastic, not congenital or infantile 344.89

Paralysis, paralytic (complete) (incomplete) 344.9

alternating 344.89
- oculomotor 344.89
associated, nuclear 344.89
Babinski-Nageotte's 344.89
Benedikt's 344.89
brain
- triplegia 344.89
Brown-Séquard's 344.89
bulbar (chronic) (progressive) 335.22
- supranuclear 344.89
Céstan-Chenais 344.89
crossed leg 344.89
Gubler (-Millard) 344.89
Jackson's 344.89
leg 344.30
- crossed 344.89
medullary (tegmental) 344.89
mesencephalic NEC 344.89
- tegmental 344.89
middle alternating 344.89
Millard-Gubler-Foville 344.89
oculomotor (nerve) (partial) 378.51
- alternating 344.89
respiratory (muscle) (system) (tract) 786.09
- center NEC 344.89
  - fetus or newborn 770.87
spinal (cord) NEC 344.1
- late effect NEC 344.89
syndrome 344.9
- specified NEC 344.89
Todd's (postepileptic transitory paralysis) 344.89
Weber's 344.89

Posthemiplegic chorea

344.89

Syndrome - see also Disease

Avellis' 344.89
Babinski-Nageotte 344.89
Benedikt's 344.89
Brown-Séquard 344.89
Céstan's 344.89
Céstan-Chenais 344.89
Foville's (peduncular) 344.89
Gubler-Millard 344.89
Jackson's 344.89
Millard-Gubler 344.89
paralytic 344.9
- specified type NEC 344.89
tegmental 344.89
Weber's 344.89
Weber-Gubler 344.89
Weber-Leyden 344.89

Tegmental syndrome

344.89

Todd's

paralysis (postepileptic transitory paralysis) 344.89

Triplegia

344.89

congenital or infantile 343.8

Weber's paralysis or syndrome

344.89

Weber-Gubler syndrome

344.89

Weber-Leyden syndrome

344.89

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