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postprocedural subglottic stenosis (J95.5) If the coder queries, and the physician agrees that the ARDS due to surgery is actually pulmonary insufficiency due to surgery, the next decision is if the surgery was a non-thoracic surgery and either acute or chronic, or thoracic surgery. See the highlighted index entries below.
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