2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 669.7 : Cesarean delivery without mention of indication

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2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 669.7

Cesarean delivery without mention of indication

669.61

669.70

There are 2 ICD-9-CM codes below 669.7 that define this diagnosis in greater detail. Do not use this code on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 669.7: 2010

ICD-9-CM Volume 2 Index Entries That Refer To 669.7 Click to expand

Cesarean delivery, operation or section NEC

669.7

affecting fetus or newborn 763.4
post mortem, affecting fetus or newborn 761.6
previous, affecting management of pregnancy 654.2

Delivery

cesarean (for) 669.7
- abnormal
  - cervix 654.6
  - pelvic organs of tissues 654.9
  - pelvis (bony) (major) NEC 653.0
  - presentation or position 652.9
    - in multiple gestation 652.6
  - size, fetus 653.5
  - soft parts (of pelvis) 654.9
  - uterus, congenital 654.0
  - vagina 654.7
  - vulva 654.8
- abruptio placentae 641.2
- acromion presentation 652.8
- affecting fetus or newborn 763.4
- anteversion, cervix or uterus 654.4
- atony, uterus 661.2
  - with hemorrhage 666.1
- bicornis or bicornuate uterus 654.0
- breech presentation (buttocks) (complete) (frank)652.2
- brow presentation 652.4
- cephalopelvic disproportion (normally formed fetus) 653.4
- chin presentation 652.4
- cicatrix of cervix 654.6
- contracted pelvis (general) 653.1
  - inlet 653.2
  - outlet 653.3
- cord presentation or prolapse 663.0
- cystocele 654.4
- deformity (acquired) (congenital)
  - pelvic organs or tissues NEC 654.9
  - pelvis (bony) NEC 653.0
- displacement, uterus NEC 654.4
- disproportion NEC 653.9
- distress
  - fetal 656.8
  - maternal 669.0
- eclampsia 642.6
- face presentation 652.4
- failed
  - forceps 660.7
  - trial of labor NEC 660.6
  - vacuum extraction 660.7
  - ventouse 660.7
- fetal deformity 653.7
- fetal-maternal hemorrhage 656.0
- fetus, fetal
  - distress 656.8
  - prematurity 656.8
- fibroid (tumor) (uterus) 654.1
- footling 652.8
  - with successful version 652.1
- hemorrhage (antepartum) (intrapartum) NEC 641.9
- hydrocephalic fetus 653.6
- incarceration of uterus 654.3
- incoordinate uterine action 661.4
- inertia, uterus 661.2
  - primary 661.0
  - secondary 661.1
- lateroversion, uterus or cervix 654.4
- mal lie 652.9
- malposition
  - fetus 652.9
    - in multiple gestation 652.6
  - pelvic organs or tissues NEC 654.9
  - uterus NEC or cervix 654.4
- malpresentation NEC 652.9
  - in multiple gestation 652.6
- maternal
  - diabetes mellitus (conditions classifiable to 249 and 250) 648.0
  - heart disease NEC 648.6
- meconium in liquor 656.8
  - staining only 792.3
- oblique presentation 652.3
- oversize fetus 653.5
- pelvic tumor NEC 654.9
- placental insufficiency 656.5
- placenta previa 641.0
  - with hemorrhage 641.1
- poor dilation, cervix 661.0
- pre-eclampsia 642.4
  - severe 642.5
- previous
  - cesarean delivery, section 654.2
  - surgery (to)
    - cervix 654.6
    - gynecological NEC 654.9
    - rectum 654.8
    - uterus NEC 654.9
      - previous cesarean delivery, section 654.2
    - vagina 654.7
- prolapse
  - arm or hand 652.7
  - uterus 654.4
- prolonged labor 662.1
- rectocele 654.4
- retroversion, uterus or cervix 654.3
- rigid
  - cervix 654.6
  - pelvic floor 654.4
  - perineum 654.8
  - vagina 654.7
  - vulva 654.8
- sacculation, pregnant uterus 654.4
- scar(s)
  - cervix 654.6
  - cesarean delivery, section 654.2
  - uterus NEC 654.9
    - due to previous cesarean delivery, section 654.2
- Shirodkar suture in situ 654.5
- shoulder presentation 652.8
- stenosis or stricture, cervix 654.6
- transverse presentation or lie 652.3
- tumor, pelvic organs or tissues NEC 654.4
- umbilical cord presentation or prolapse 663.0

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