2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 686.1 : Pyogenic granuloma of skin and subcutaneous tissue

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2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 686.1

Pyogenic granuloma of skin and subcutaneous tissue

686.09

686.8

686.1 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
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Granuloma NEC

686.1

abdomen (wall) 568.89
- skin (pyogenicum) 686.1
  - from residual foreign body 709.4
annulare 695.89
anus 569.49
apical 522.6
appendix 543.9
aural 380.23
beryllium (skin) 709.4
- lung 503
bone (see also Osteomyelitis) 730.1
- eosinophilic 277.89
- from residual foreign body 733.99
canaliculus lacrimalis 375.81
cerebral 348.8
cholesterin, middle ear 385.82
coccidioidal (progressive) 114.3
- lung 114.4
- meninges 114.2
- primary (lung) 114.0
colon 569.89
conjunctiva 372.61
dental 522.6
ear, middle (cholesterin) 385.82
- with otitis media - see Otitis media
eosinophilic 277.89
- bone 277.89
- lung 277.89
- oral mucosa 528.9
exuberant 701.5
eyelid 374.89
facial
- lethal midline 446.3
- malignant 446.3
faciale 701.8
fissuratum (gum) 523.8
foot NEC 686.1
foreign body (in soft tissue) NEC 728.82
- bone 733.99
- in operative wound 998.4
- muscle 728.82
- skin 709.4
- subcutaneous tissue 709.4
fungoides 202.1
gangraenescens 446.3
giant cell (central) (jaw) (reparative) 526.3
- gingiva 523.8
- peripheral (gingiva) 523.8
gland (lymph) 289.3
Hodgkin's (M9661/3) 201.1
ileum 569.89
infectious NEC 136.9
inguinale (Donovan) 099.2
- venereal 099.2
intestine 569.89
iridocyclitis 364.10
jaw (bone) 526.3
- reparative giant cell 526.3
kidney (see also Infection, kidney) 590.9
lacrimal sac 375.81
larynx 478.79
lethal midline 446.3
lipid 277.89
lipoid 277.89
liver 572.8
lung (infectious) (see also Fibrosis, lung) 515
- coccidioidal 114.4
- eosinophilic 277.89
lymph gland 289.3
Majocchi's 110.6
malignant, face 446.3
mandible 526.3
mediastinum 519.3
midline 446.3
monilial 112.3
muscle 728.82
- from residual foreign body 728.82
nasal sinus (see also Sinusitis) 473.9
operation wound 998.59
- foreign body 998.4
- stitch (external) 998.89
  - internal wound 998.89
- talc 998.7
oral mucosa, eosinophilic or pyogenic 528.9
orbit, orbital 376.11
paracoccidioidal 116.1
penis, venereal 099.2
periapical 522.6
peritoneum 568.89
- due to ova of helminths NEC (see also Helminthiasis) 128.9
postmastoidectomy cavity 383.33
postoperative - see Granuloma, operation wound
prostate 601.8
pudendi (ulcerating) 099.2
pudendorum (ulcerative) 099.2
pulp, internal (tooth) 521.49
pyogenic, pyogenicum (skin) 686.1
- maxillary alveolar ridge 522.6
- oral mucosa 528.9
rectum 569.49
reticulohistiocytic 277.89
rubrum nasi 705.89
sarcoid 135
Schistosoma 120.9
septic (skin) 686.1
silica (skin) 709.4
sinus (accessory) (infectional) (nasal) (see also Sinusitis) 473.9
skin (pyogenicum) 686.1
- from foreign body or material 709.4
sperm 608.89
spine
- syphilitic (epidural) 094.89
- tuberculous (see also Tuberculosis) 015.0 [730.88]
stitch (postoperative) 998.89
- internal wound 998.89
suppurative (skin) 686.1
suture (postoperative) 998.89
- internal wound 998.89
swimming pool 031.1
talc 728.82
- in operation wound 998.7
telangiectaticum (skin) 686.1
tracheostomy 519.09
trichophyticum 110.6
tropicum 102.4
umbilicus 686.1
- newborn 771.4
urethra 599.84
uveitis 364.10
vagina 099.2
venereum 099.2
vocal cords 478.5
Wegener's (necrotizing respiratory granulomatosis) 446.4

Granulomatosis NEC

686.1

disciformis chronica et progressiva 709.3
infantiseptica 771.2
lipoid 277.89
lipophagic, intestinal 040.2
miliary 027.0
necrotizing, respiratory 446.4
progressive, septic 288.1
Wegener's (necrotizing respiratory) 446.4

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