994.9 - Other Effects Of External Causes
The ICD 9 Code for Other effects of external causes is listed as 994.9.
Additional information concerning this code and description can be found below including ICD 10 crosswalks / GEMS, and chapter information where available.
ICD 9 CM Field | Value |
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Diagnosis Code: | 994.9 |
Long Description: | Other effects of external causes |
Short Description: | Effect external caus NEC |
Chapter: | Injury And Poisoning |
Block: | Other And Unspecified Effects Of External Causes (990-995) |
Related Descriptions: |
Abnormal gravitational state
Adverse effect of physical agent Cutaneous reaction to injected foreign material Effect of exposure to physical force Effect of foreign body Effects of abnormal gravitational (G) forces AND/OR states Effects of accidental exposure to external cause Effects of centrifugal force Effects of exposure to extreme temperature Effects of exposure to extreme temperature, occupational Effects of high-pressure fluids Effects of overexposure to electromagnetic radiation Effects of vibration Exposure to extreme temperature, non-occupational (event) Exposure to heat and light (event) Exposure to radiant heat from gas room heater (event) Injury due to exposure to external cause Outerspace sickness Weightlessness |
ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Codes General Equivalence Mappings (GEMS): | |
ICD-10-CM Code: | T73.8XXA - Other effects of deprivation, initial encounter (approximate) |
ICD-10-CM Code: | T73.9XXA - Effect of deprivation, unspecified, initial encounter (approximate) |
ICD-10-CM Code: | T75.89XA - Other specified effects of external causes, initial encounter (approximate) |
ICD-9-CM Siblings (same level / similar specificity) of 994.9: | |
994.0 - Effects of lightning | |
994.1 - Drowning and nonfatal submersion | |
994.2 - Effects of hunger | |
994.3 - Effects of thirst | |
994.4 - Exhaustion due to exposure | |
994.5 - Exhaustion due to excessive exertion | |
994.6 - Motion sickness | |
994.7 - Asphyxiation and strangulation | |
994.8 - Electrocution and nonfatal effects of electric current |