ICD-10-CM Code I75: Atheroembolism and Related Diagnosis Codes.

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  • I75 - Atheroembolism
    • I75.0 - Atheroembolism of extremities
      • I75.01 - Atheroembolism of upper extremity
        • I75.011 - Atheroembolism of right upper extremity
        • I75.012 - Atheroembolism of left upper extremity
        • I75.013 - Atheroembolism of bilateral upper extremities
        • I75.019 - Atheroembolism of unspecified upper extremity
      • I75.02 - Atheroembolism of lower extremity
        • I75.021 - Atheroembolism of right lower extremity
        • I75.022 - Atheroembolism of left lower extremity
        • I75.023 - Atheroembolism of bilateral lower extremities
        • I75.029 - Atheroembolism of unspecified lower extremity
    • I75.8 - Atheroembolism of other sites
      • I75.81 - Atheroembolism of kidney
      • I75.89 - Atheroembolism of other site
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