2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 576.8 : Other specified disorders of biliary tract

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2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 576.8

Other specified disorders of biliary tract

576.5

576.9

576.8 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 576.8: 2010

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Abscess (acute) (chronic) (infectional) (lymphangitic) (metastatic) (multiple) (pyogenic) (septic) (with lymphangitis) (see also Cellulitis) 682.9

bile, biliary, duct or tract (see also Cholecystitis) 576.8
hepatic 572.0
- duct 576.8

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

bile duct (any) 576.8
common duct 576.8

Atrophy, atrophic

bile duct (any) 576.8
cystic duct 576.8

Cholestasis

576.8

due to total parenteral nutrition (TPN) 573.8

Cicatrix (adherent) (contracted) (painful) (vicious) 709.2

bile duct (see also Disease, biliary) 576.8
common duct (see also Disease, biliary) 576.8

Contraction, contracture, contracted

bile duct (see also Disease, biliary) 576.8

Cyst (mucus) (retention) (serous) (simple)

bile duct (see also Disease, biliary) 576.8
choledochal (congenital) 751.69
- acquired 576.8
common (bile) duct (see also Disease, biliary) 576.8

Deformity 738.9

bile duct (congenital) 751.60
- acquired 576.8
  - with calculus, choledocholithiasis, or stones - see Choledocholithiasis
biliary duct or passage (congenital) 751.60
- acquired 576.8
  - with calculus, choledocholithiasis, or stones - see Choledocholithiasis
hepatic duct (congenital) 751.60
- acquired 576.8
  - with calculus, choledocholithiasis, or stones - see Choledocholithiasis
liver (congenital) 751.60
- duct (congenital) 751.60
  - acquired 576.8
    - with calculus, choledocholithiasis, or stones - see Choledocholithiasis

Dilatation

bile duct (common) (cystic) (congenital) 751.69
- acquired 576.8
common bile duct (congenital) 751.69
- acquired 576.8
  - with calculus, choledocholithiasis, or stones - see Choledocholithiasis

Dyssynergia

biliary (see also Disease, biliary) 576.8

Fibrosis, fibrotic

biliary 576.8
- due to Clonorchis sinensis 121.1

Gangrene, gangrenous (anemia) (artery) (cellulitis) (dermatitis) (dry) (infective) (moist) (pemphigus) (septic) (skin) (stasis) (ulcer) 785.4

bile duct (see also Cholangitis) 576.8

Hematobilia

576.8

Hemobilia

576.8

Hypertrophy, hypertrophic

bile duct 576.8

Inflammation, inflamed, inflammatory (with exudation)

hepatic duct 576.8

Jaundice (yellow) 782.4

obstructive NEC (see also Obstruction, biliary) 576.8
regurgitation (see also Obstruction, biliary) 576.8

Lesion(s)

bile duct (see also Disease, biliary) 576.8

Obliteration

bile ducts 576.8
- with calculus, choledocholithiasis, or stones - see Choledocholithiasis
- congenital 751.61
  - jaundice from 751.61 [774.5]
common duct 576.8
- with calculus, choledocholithiasis, or stones - see Choledocholithiasis
- congenital 751.61

Obstruction, obstructed, obstructive

icterus (see also Obstruction, biliary) 576.8
- congenital 751.61
jaundice (see also Obstruction, biliary) 576.8
- congenital 751.61

Resorption

biliary 576.8
- purulent or putrid (see also Cholecystitis) 576.8

Spasm, spastic, spasticity (see also condition) 781.0

ampulla of Vater (see also Disease, gallbladder) 576.8
common duct (see also Disease, biliary) 576.8

Sphincteritis, sphincter of Oddi (see also Cholecystitis)

576.8

Stasis

bile (duct) (see also Disease, biliary) 576.8

Torsion

bile duct 576.8
- with calculus, choledocholithiasis or stones - see Choledocholithiasis
- congenital 751.69

Toxemia 799.89

biliary (see also Disease, biliary) 576.8

Ulcer, ulcerated, ulcerating, ulceration, ulcerative 707.9

bile duct 576.8
gall duct 576.8

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