ICD-10-CM Code K90: Intestinal malabsorption and Related Diagnosis Codes.

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K90 - Intestinal malabsorption K90.0 - Celiac disease K90.1 - Tropical sprue K90.2 - Blind loop syndrome, not elsewhere classified K90.3 - Pancreatic steatorrhea K90.4 - Other malabsorption due to intolerance K90.41 - Non-celiac gluten sensitivity K90.49 - Malabsorption due to intolerance, not elsewhere classified K90.8 - Other intestinal malabsorption K90.81 - Whipple's disease K90.82 - Short bowel syndrome K90.821 - Short bowel syndrome with colon in continuity K90.822 - Short bowel syndrome without colon in continuity K90.829 - Short bowel syndrome, unspecified K90.83 - Intestinal failure K90.89 - Other intestinal malabsorption K90.9 - Intestinal malabsorption, unspecified

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