Instruction manual part 2e, vol 3: ICD-10 index

ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO DISEASES AND NATURE OF INJURY
Vision, visual—continued
- double H53.2
- examination Z01.0
- field, limitation (defect) H53.4
- hallucinations R44.1
- halos H53.1
- loss H54.7
- - both eyes H54.3
- - complete - see Blindness
- - one eye H54.6
- - sudden H53.1
- low (both eyes) H54.2
- - one eye (other eye normal) H54.5
- - - blindness, other eye H54.1
- perception, simultaneous without fusion
H53.3
Vitality, lack of R53
- newborn P96.8
Vitamin deficiency NEC - see Deficiency,
vitamin
Vitelline duct, persistent Q43.0
Vitiligo L80
- eyelid H02.7
- pinta A67.2
- vulva N90.8
Vitreitis H44.1
Vitreoretinopathy, proliferative H35.2
- with retinal detachment H33.4
Vitreous - see also condition
- touch syndrome H59.0
Vocal cord - see condition
Vocational rehabilitation Z50.7
Vogt-Koyanagi syndrome H20.8
Vogt's disease or syndrome G80.3
Vogt-Spielmeyer amaurotic idiocy or
disease E75.4
Voice
- change R49.8
- loss (see also Aphonia) R49.1
Volhynian fever A79.0
Volkmann's ischemic contracture or
paralysis (complicating trauma) T79.6
Volvulus (bowel) (colon) (intestine)
(newborn) K56.2
- congenital Q43.8
- fallopian tube N83.5
- oviduct N83.5
- stomach (due to absence of gastrocolic
ligament) K31.8
Vomiting (see also Hyperemesis) R11
- bilious (cause unknown) R11
- - following gastrointestinal surgery K91.0
- blood (see also Hematemesis) K92.0
- causing asphyxia, choking or suffocation
(see also Asphyxia, food) T17.9
- cyclical R11
- - psychogenic F50.5
- epidemic A08.1
- fecal matter R11
- following gastrointestinal surgery K91.0
- - psychogenic F50.5
- hysterical F50.5
- nervous F50.5
- neurotic F50.5
- newborn P92.0
- of or complicating pregnancy O21.9
- - due to
- - - diseases classified elsewhere O21.8
- - - specific cause NEC O21.8
- - early (before the end of the 22nd week of
gestation) (mild) O21.0
- - - with metabolic disturbance O21.1
- - late (after 22 completed weeks' gestation)
O21.2
- periodic R11
- - psychogenic F50.5
- psychogenic F50.5
- stercoral R11
- uremic - see Uremia
- winter (epidemic) A08.1
Vomito negro - see Fever, yellow
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