Disease staging: CliniCal anD CoDeD Criteria - HCUP

Clinical Criteria with Description, Diagnostic Findings and ICD-9-CM codes
DXCat Number: GIS21
MultiStage: No
DXCat Label: Hookworm Disease Specificity: A
Etiology: Infection
Stage Description Diagnostic findings ICD-9-CM Codes
1.01 Hookworm disease Hookworm eggs in stool [stool exam report]
DX 1260-1269;
2.01 with skin invasion or ground itch Stage 1.01
STAGE 1.01 + (DX 7098, 7821);
AND pruritic maculopapular rash
2.02 with anemia Stage 2.01
AND anemia:
2.03 with hypoalbuminemia Stage 2.01-2.02
AND hypoalbuminemia:
2.04 with anasarca Stage 2.01-2.03
AND anasarca:
2.05 with growth retardation Stage 2.01-2.04
AND height ≤ 3rd percentile for age
2.06 with pneumonia Stage 2.01-2.05
AND pneumonia:
STAGE 1.01-2.01 + GROUP
ANEM_DEF_FE;
STAGE 1.01-2.02 + GROUP
HYPOALBUMIN;
STAGE 1.01-2.03 + (DX 260, 262,
7823);
STAGE 1.01-2.05 + (DX 2632,
78343);
STAGE 1.01-2.05 + (DXCAT RES15
OR DXCAT RES17 OR DXCAT
RES19);
3.01 with congestive heart failure Stage 2.01-2.06
AND congestive heart failure:
3.02 with shock Stage 2.01-3.01
AND shock:
4.00 with death Stage 2.01-3.02
AND death
STAGE 1.01-2.06 + GROUP
CHF__NON_HTN;
STAGE 1.01-3.01 + (GROUP
SHOCKC OR GROUP SHOCKN) ;
NO;
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