2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 366.9 : Unspecified cataract

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2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 366.9

Unspecified cataract

366.8

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366.9 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 366.9: 2010

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ICD-9-CM Volume 2 Index Entries That Refer To 366.9 Click to expand

Cataract (anterior cortical) (anterior polar) (black) (capsular) (central) (cortical) (hypermature) (immature) (incipient) (mature)

366.9

anterior
- and posterior axial embryonal 743.33
- pyramidal 743.31
- subcapsular polar
  - infantile, juvenile, or presenile 366.01
  - senile 366.13
associated with
- calcinosis 275.40 [366.42]
- craniofacial dysostosis 756.0 [366.44]
- galactosemia 271.1 [366.44]
- hypoparathyroidism 252.1 [366.42]
- myotonic disorders 359.21 [366.43]
- neovascularization 366.33
blue dot 743.39
cerulean 743.39
complicated NEC 366.30
congenital 743.30
- capsular or subcapsular 743.31
- cortical 743.32
- nuclear 743.33
- specified type NEC 743.39
- total or subtotal 743.34
- zonular 743.32
coronary (congenital) 743.39
- acquired 366.12
cupuliform 366.14
diabetic 250.5 [366.41]
- due to secondary diabetes 249.5 [366.41]
drug-induced 366.45
due to
- chalcosis 360.24 [366.34]
- chronic choroiditis (see also Choroiditis) 363.20 [366.32]
- degenerative myopia 360.21 [366.34]
- glaucoma (see also Glaucoma) 365.9 [366.31]
- infection, intraocular NEC 366.32
- inflammatory ocular disorder NEC 366.32
- iridocyclitis, chronic 364.10 [366.33]
- pigmentary retinal dystrophy 362.74 [366.34]
- radiation 366.46
electric 366.46
glassblowers' 366.46
heat ray 366.46
heterochromic 366.33
in eye disease NEC 366.30
infantile (see also Cataract, juvenile) 366.00
intumescent 366.12
irradiational 366.46
juvenile 366.00
- anterior subcapsular polar 366.01
- combined forms 366.09
- cortical 366.03
- lamellar 366.03
- nuclear 366.04
- posterior subcapsular polar 366.02
- specified NEC 366.09
- zonular 366.03
lamellar 743.32
- infantile juvenile, or presenile 366.03
morgagnian 366.18
myotonic 359.21 [366.43]
myxedema 244.9 [366.44]
nuclear 366.16
posterior, polar (capsular) 743.31
- infantile, juvenile, or presenile 366.02
- senile 366.14
presenile (see also Cataract, juvenile) 366.00
punctate
- acquired 366.12
- congenital 743.39
secondary (membrane) 366.50
- obscuring vision 366.53
- specified type, not obscuring vision 366.52
senile 366.10
- anterior subcapsular polar 366.13
- combined forms 366.19
- cortical 366.15
- hypermature 366.18
- immature 366.12
- incipient 366.12
- mature 366.17
- nuclear 366.16
- posterior subcapsular polar 366.14
- specified NEC 366.19
- total or subtotal 366.17
snowflake 250.5 [366.41]
- due to secondary diabetes 249.5 [366.41]
specified NEC 366.8
subtotal (senile) 366.17
- congenital 743.34
sunflower 360.24 [366.34]
tetanic NEC 252.1 [366.42]
total (mature) (senile) 366.17
- congenital 743.34
- localized 366.21
- traumatic 366.22
toxic 366.45
traumatic 366.20
- partially resolved 366.23
- total 366.22
zonular (perinuclear) 743.32
- infantile, juvenile, or presenile 366.03

Degeneration, degenerative

lens 366.9
- infantile, juvenile, or presenile 366.00
- senile 366.10

Intumescent, lens (eye) NEC

366.9

senile 366.12

Opacity, opacities

lens (see also Cataract) 366.9

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