2006 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 291.4 : Idiosyncratic alcohol intoxication

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2006 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 291.4

Idiosyncratic alcohol intoxication

Short description: PATHOLOGIC ALCOHOL INTOX.
ICD-9-CM 291.4 is a billable medical code that can be used to indicate a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim, however, 291.4 should only be used for claims with a date of service on or before September 30, 2015. For claims with a date of service on or after October 1, 2015, use an equivalent ICD-10-CM code (or codes).
You are viewing the 2006 version of ICD-9-CM 291.4.
More recent version(s) of ICD-9-CM 291.4: 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015.

Convert to ICD-10-CM: 291.4 converts approximately to:

2015/16 ICD-10-CM F10.929 Alcohol use, unspecified with intoxication, unspecified

291.4 Excludes

acute alcohol intoxication (305.0)
- in alcoholism (303.0)
simple drunkenness (305.0)

Applies To

Pathologic:
- alcohol intoxication
- drunkenness

ICD-9-CM Volume 2 Index entries containing back-references to 291.4:

Alcohol, alcoholic
- intoxication (acute) 305.0
  - with dependence 303.0
  - pathological 291.4
Drunkenness (see also Abuse, drugs, nondependent) 305.0
- pathologic 291.4
Intoxication
- alcohol (acute) 305.0
  - with alcoholism 303.0
  - hangover effects 305.0
  - idiosyncratic 291.4
  - pathological 291.4
- idiosyncratic alcohol 291.4
- pathologic 291.4
  - drug 292.2
Pathologic, pathological - see also condition
- drunkenness 291.4
Psychosis 298.9
- alcoholic 291.9
  - with
    - anxiety 291.89
    - delirium tremens 291.0
    - delusions 291.5
    - dementia 291.2
    - hallucinosis 291.3
    - jealousy 291.5
    - mood disturbance 291.89
    - paranoia 291.5
    - persisting amnesia 291.1
    - sexual dysfunction 291.89
    - sleep disturbance 291.89
  - amnestic confabulatory 291.1
  - delirium tremens 291.0
  - hallucinosis 291.3
  - Korsakoff's, Korsakov's, Korsakow's 291.1
  - paranoid type 291.5
  - pathological intoxication 291.4
  - polyneuritic 291.1
  - specified type NEC 291.89
- organic NEC 294.9
  - due to or associated with
    - addiction
      - alcohol (see also Psychosis, alcoholic) 291.9
      - drug (see also Psychosis, drug) 292.9
    - alcohol intoxication, acute (see also Psychosis, alcoholic) 291.9
    - alcoholism (see also Psychosis, alcoholic) 291.9
    - arteriosclerosis (cerebral) (see also Psychosis, arteriosclerotic) 290.40
    - cerebrovascular disease
      - acute (psychosis) 293.0
      - arteriosclerotic (see also Psychosis, arteriosclerotic) 290.40
    - childbirth - see Psychosis, puerperal
    - dependence
      - alcohol (see also Psychosis, alcoholic) 291.9
      - drug 292.9
    - disease
      - alcoholic liver (see also Psychosis, alcoholic) 291.9
      - brain
        arteriosclerotic (see also Psychosis, arteriosclerotic) 290.40
      - cerebrovascular
        acute (psychosis) 293.0
        arteriosclerotic (see also Psychosis, arteriosclerotic) 290.40
      - endocrine or metabolic 293.9
        acute (psychosis) 293.0
        subacute (psychosis) 293.1
      - Jakob-Creutzfeldt (new variant)
        with behavioral disturbance 046.1 [294.11]
        without behavioral disturbance 046.1 [294.10]
      - liver, alcoholic (see also Psychosis, alcoholic) 291.9
    - disorder
      - cerebrovascular
        acute (psychosis) 293.0
      - endocrine or metabolic 293.9
        acute (psychosis) 293.0
        subacute (psychosis) 293.1
    - epilepsy
      - with behavioral disturbance 345.9 [294.11]
      - without behavioral disturbance 345.9 [294.10]
      - transient (acute) 293.0
    - Huntington's chorea
      - with behavioral disturbance 333.4 [294.11]
      - without behavioral disturbance 333.4 [294.10]
    - infection
      - brain 293.9
        acute (psychosis) 293.0
        chronic 294.8
        subacute (psychosis) 293.1
      - intracranial NEC 293.9
        acute (psychosis) 293.0
        chronic 294.8
        subacute (psychosis) 293.1
    - intoxication
      - alcoholic (acute) (see also Psychosis, alcoholic) 291.9
        pathological 291.4
      - drug (see also Psychosis, drug) 292.9
    - ischemia
      - cerebrovascular (generalized) (see also Psychosis, arteriosclerotic) 290.40
    - Jakob-Creutzfeldt disease (syndrome) (new variant)
      - with behavioral disturbance 046.1 [294.11]
      - without behavioral disturbance 046.1 [294.10]
    - multiple sclerosis
      - with behavioral disturbance 340 [294.11]
      - without behavioral disturbance 340 [294.10]
    - physical condition NEC 293.9
      - with
        delusions 293.81
        hallucinations 293.82
    - presenility 290.10
    - puerperium - see Psychosis, puerperal
    - sclerosis, multiple
      - with behavioral disturbance 340 [294.11]
      - without behavioral disturbance 340 [294.10]
    - senility 290.20
    - status epilepticus
      - with behavioral disturbance 345.3 [294.11]
      - without behavioral disturbance 345.3 [294.10]
    - trauma
      - brain (birth) (from electrical current) (surgical) 293.9
        acute (psychosis) 293.0
        chronic 294.8
        subacute (psychosis) 293.1
    - unspecified physical condition 293.9
      - with
        delusions 293.81
        hallucinations 293.82
  - infective 293.9
    - acute (psychosis) 293.0
    - subacute 293.1
  - posttraumatic 293.9
    - acute 293.0
    - subacute 293.1
  - specified type NEC 294.8
  - transient 293.9
    - with
      - anxiety 293.84
      - delusions 293.81
      - depression 293.83
      - hallucinations 293.82
    - depressive type 293.83
    - hallucinatory type 293.82
    - paranoid type 293.81
    - specified type NEC 293.89

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