ICD-10-CM Code Z93: Artificial opening status and Related Diagnosis Codes.

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  • Z93 - Artificial opening status
    • Z93.0 - Tracheostomy status
    • Z93.1 - Gastrostomy status
    • Z93.2 - Ileostomy status
    • Z93.3 - Colostomy status
    • Z93.4 - Other artificial openings of gastrointestinal tract status
    • Z93.5 - Cystostomy status
      • Z93.50 - Unspecified cystostomy status
      • Z93.51 - Cutaneous-vesicostomy status
      • Z93.52 - Appendico-vesicostomy status
      • Z93.59 - Other cystostomy status
    • Z93.6 - Other artificial openings of urinary tract status
    • Z93.8 - Other artificial opening status
    • Z93.9 - Artificial opening status, unspecified
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