2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 511.0 : Pleurisy without effusion or current tuberculosis

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2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 511.0

Pleurisy without effusion or current tuberculosis

511

511.1

511.0 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 511.0: 2010

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ICD-9-CM Volume 2 Index Entries That Refer To 511.0 Click to expand

Adhesion(s), adhesive (postinfectional) (postoperative)

lung 511.0
pleura, pleuritic 511.0
- tuberculous (see also Tuberculosis, pleura) 012.0
pleuropericardial 511.0
pulmonary 511.0

Body, bodies

fibrin, pleura 511.0

Calcification

pleura 511.0
- postinfectional 518.89
- tuberculous (see also Tuberculosis, pleura) 012.0

Congestion, congestive

pleural 511.0

Disease, diseased - see also Syndrome

pleura (cavity) (see also Pleurisy) 511.0

Fever 780.60

pleural (see also Pleurisy) 511.0

Fibrin

ball or bodies, pleural (sac) 511.0

Fibrosis, fibrotic

pleura 511.0

Fibrothorax

511.0

Neuralgia, neuralgic (acute) (see also Neuritis) 729.2

pleura 511.0

Pleurisy (acute) (adhesive) (chronic) (costal) (diaphragmatic) (double) (dry) (fetid) (fibrinous) (fibrous) (interlobar) (latent) (lung) (old) (plastic) (primary) (residual) (sicca) (sterile) (subacute) (unresolved) (with adherent pleura)

511.0

with
- effusion (without mention of cause) 511.9
  - bacterial, nontuberculous 511.1
  - nontuberculous NEC 511.9
    - bacterial 511.1
  - pneumococcal 511.1
  - specified type NEC 511.89
  - staphylococcal 511.1
  - streptococcal 511.1
  - tuberculous (see also Tuberculosis, pleura) 012.0
    - primary, progressive 010.1
- influenza, flu, or grippe 487.1
- tuberculosis - see Pleurisy, tuberculous
encysted 511.89
exudative (see also Pleurisy, with effusion) 511.9
- bacterial, nontuberculous 511.1
fibrinopurulent 510.9
- with fistula 510.0
fibropurulent 510.9
- with fistula 510.0
hemorrhagic 511.89
influenzal 487.1
pneumococcal 511.0
- with effusion 511.1
purulent 510.9
- with fistula 510.0
septic 510.9
- with fistula 510.0
serofibrinous (see also Pleurisy, with effusion) 511.9
- bacterial, nontuberculous 511.1
seropurulent 510.9
- with fistula 510.0
serous (see also Pleurisy, with effusion) 511.9
- bacterial, nontuberculous 511.1
staphylococcal 511.0
- with effusion 511.1
streptococcal 511.0
- with effusion 511.1
suppurative 510.9
- with fistula 510.0
traumatic (post) (current) 862.29
- with open wound into cavity 862.39
tuberculous (with effusion) (see also Tuberculosis, pleura) 012.0
- primary, progressive 010.1

Retraction

pleura (see also Pleurisy) 511.0

Thickening

pleura (see also Pleurisy) 511.0

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