2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 933.1 : Foreign body in larynx

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2009 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 933.1

Foreign body in larynx

933.0

934

933.1 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 933.1: 2010

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Asphyxia, asphyxiation (by) 799.01

food or foreign body (in larynx) 933.1
- bronchioles 934.8
- bronchus (main) 934.1
- lung 934.8
- nasopharynx 933.0
- nose, nasal passages 932
- pharynx 933.0
- respiratory tract 934.9
  - specified part NEC 934.8
- throat 933.0
- trachea 934.0
mucus 933.1
- bronchus (main) 934.1
- larynx 933.1
- lung 934.8
- nasal passages 932
- newborn 770.18
- pharynx 933.0
- respiratory tract 934.9
  - specified part NEC 934.8
- throat 933.0
- trachea 934.0
- vaginal (fetus or newborn) 770.18

Aspiration

mucus 933.1
- into
  - bronchus (main) 934.1
  - lung 934.8
  - respiratory tract 934.9
    - specified part NEC 934.8
  - trachea 934.0
- newborn 770.17
- vaginal (fetus or newborn) 770.17

Choked

on food, phlegm, or vomitus NEC (see also Asphyxia, food) 933.1
phlegm 933.1
while vomiting NEC (see also Asphyxia, food) 933.1

Food

asphyxia (from aspiration or inhalation) (see also Asphyxia, food) 933.1
choked on (see also Asphyxia, food) 933.1
strangulation or suffocation (see also Asphyxia, food) 933.1

Foreign body

entering through orifice (current) (old)
- asphyxia due to (see also Asphyxia, food) 933.1
- inspiration (of) 933.1
- larynx 933.1
- suffocation by (see also Asphyxia, food) 933.1
inhalation or inspiration (see also Asphyxia, food) 933.1

Inhalation

food or foreign body (see also Asphyxia, food or foreign body) 933.1
liquid or vomitus (see also Asphyxia, food or foreign body) 933.1
- lower respiratory tract NEC 934.9
mucus (see also Asphyxia, mucus) 933.1
oil (causing suffocation) (see also Asphyxia, food or foreign body) 933.1
stomach contents or secretions (see also Asphyxia, food or foreign body) 933.1
- in labor and delivery 668.0

Inspiration

food or foreign body (see also Asphyxia, food or foreign body) 933.1
mucus (see also Asphyxia, mucus) 933.1

Mucus

asphyxia or suffocation (see also Asphyxia, mucus) 933.1
- newborn 770.18
plug (see also Asphyxia, mucus) 933.1
- aspiration, of newborn 770.17
- tracheobronchial 519.19
  - newborn 770.18

Phlegm, choked on

933.1

Regurgitated

food, choked on 933.1
stomach contents, choked on 933.1

Strangulation, strangulated 994.7

food or foreign body (see also Asphyxia, food) 933.1
mucus (see also Asphyxia, mucus) 933.1
- newborn 770.18

Suffocation (see also Asphyxia) 799.01

by
- inhalation
  - food or foreign body (see also Asphyxia, food or foreign body) 933.1
  - oil or gasoline (see also Asphyxia, food or foreign body) 933.1

Vomiting 787.03

asphyxia 933.1
causing asphyxia, choking, or suffocation (see also Asphyxia, food) 933.1

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