Fact Sheet: Coding Guidance for TBI
S06.0 Concussion- requires two digits and a seventh character S06.1 Traumatic Cerebral Edema-- requires two digits and a seventh character S06.2 Diffuse Traumatic Brain Injury- requires two digits and a seventh character S06.30 Focal Traumatic Brain Injury- requires an additional digit and a seventh character
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