FETAL ICD-10 CODES QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

FETAL ICD-10 CODESQUICK REFERENCE GUIDE Page CONTENTS 1 Cardiac Anomalies 3 Chromosome Abnormalities 4 Central Nervous System Anomalies5 Extremity Anomalies 6 Face / Neck Anomalies7 Gastrointestinal Anomalies7 Pulmonary Anomalies7 Renal Anomalies8 Skeletal DysplasiaICD-10-CM Coding Rules All FETAL anomaly CODES begin with a maternal code followed by a FETAL code . All of the leading CODES begin with the letter O and not the number zero. Maternal Category O35 is used to designate maternal care for known or suspected FETAL abnormality and damage. Where applicable, a 7th character is to be assigned to the maternal code to identify the fetus for which the complication code applies. DISCLAIMER: The FETAL ICD-10 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE is intended to serve as a resource but should not take place of personal verification of all CODES when used for billing purposes. FETAL CARDIAC ANOMALIES ABNORMAL CONNECTIONS Atrial isomerism arterial trunk transposition of great vessels inlet ventricle outlet left ventricle outlet right ventricle image atrial arrangement of great vessels AORTIC/MITRAL VALVES Aortic arch hypoplasia (w/HLHS) valve atresia valve insufficiency valve stenosis aortic valve left heart syndrome atresia stenosis valve insufficiency malformations; aortic or mitral valve SEPTAL ANOMALIES Aortopulmonary septal defect septal defect AV canal primum defect of Fallot septal defect A

Page CONTENTS 1 Cardiac Anomalies 3 Chromosome Abnormalities 4 Central Nervous System Anomalies 5 Extremity Anomalies 6 Face / Neck Anomalies 7 Gastrointestinal Anomalies 7 Pulmonary Anomalies 7 Renal Anomalies 8 Skeletal Dysplasia ICD-10-CM Coding Rules • All fetal anomaly codes begin with a maternal code followed by a fetal code. • All of the leading codes begin with the letter

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